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Steve is an amigurumi fish that measures 18 cm long and has stripes and small fins. This pattern includes two versions of Steve the fish, one for amigurumi and one for storing small trinkets. This guy wants to migrate to a loving home and a welcoming family. They are greatly misunderstood, but will you give this gentle giant a place in your heart and home 9. Sammy, the seal The blanket includes a separate boat, sea turtle, starfish, and jellyfish, all of which are soft and ready for play. Drawstrings on the blanket allow you to close it and wrap it up for easy transport. All plush toys fit easily inside the blanket. Have you ever seen pictures of a mother sea otter embracing her fuzzy little otter pup as they float along? It’s one of the sweetest displays of parent-baby affection in the animal kingdom.
Because the world is your oyster, why not crochet one and hang it in your home? Use the luscious tones shown to bring this adorable little guy to life, or imagine something different for his personality. He’s a fun piece that adds personality wherever he’s displayed. Crochet Water Lily Flower by Corina Gray, on Stitch11: So pretty! Great for ocean themed items... or any items at all!This crochet sea creatures pattern will help you to make five stand-up, 3D corals: Tentacled Cup Coral, Tube Sponge, Flowerpot, Fan Coral and a Hyperbolic strip to fill in spaces in your coral reef. They require no fabric stiffener to stand up. Crochet Crab Applique by Sara McFall, on My Merry Messy Life: I made this one for a previous market bag - love it!
These miniature creatures are just uber cute! Personalize your crochet yarn tote or something that you need to identify as your own with your personalized creature. Which creature represents you the best? I think I'm going to make Mikey the Sting Ray as I know he has a phobia of those. Maybe it might help him a bit to get over that... but in the same breathe, I really don't enjoy being in the water with them either... so maybe I need to make a matching one for me too! Yay! Sting Ray Sistahs! haha... Man oh man, I'm a little excited over these creatures! Bring something one-of-a-kind from the sea into your amigurumi collection. You’ll crochet in rounds to bring this dancing duo to life, and they’re sure to steal your heart! But did you know that crochet octopuses are more than just cuddly toys? Crochet octopus toys are also used to comfort preemies in the NICU. These crochet toys help little ones regulate their breathing and grab onto the tentacles instead of their tubes and equipment. It’s pretty amazing what a little crocheting can do! Are these octopus patterns beginner-friendly? Crochet yourself a rare and beautiful blue lobster; one that you can actually cuddle! Or, use red yarn to make a more traditional lobster instead. A perfect little mascot for your next summer cookout. Everything “whale” be alright with this cutie around! Whitney, the Whale Shark is so chubby and cuddly, you’ll have a fin-tastic time hanging with her! When crocheted with worsted weight (category 4) yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, the Whale Shark will measure 17″L x 13″W x 6″H.Even if you are not going on a cruise, these would be adorable for a beach-themed party or to tag your luggage for a Spring Break trip. My favourite is Stella Starfish. No aquarium? No problem! You can still have a little nudibranch friend with this amigurumi crochet pattern. This pattern comes with instructions to make any of four different, distinctive, beautiful Nudibranches aka Sea Slugs!
With plenty of stuffed toys for all categories, there are also blankets, baskets, scrubbies, and a few other projects as well! Fish Salty, the Seal, is a cuddly and sweet seal with big beautiful eyes who is curious and enjoys going on adventures with her baby seals. Salty and her baby seals are both made with as little sewing as possible. Most of the patterns on this list can be made by crochet beginners who have some experience with basic stitches, casting on, binding off, increases and decreases, and crocheting in the round. Just a few patterns included contain more difficult techniques – these would be an excellent choice for intermediate crocheters. From beaming sharks to drifting jellyfish, this exciting and novel take on crochet creatures is a fun and refreshing way to sharpen your skills. projects of all levels of complexity, plus a comprehensive techniques section to teach beginners as well as refresh the seasoned crocheter’s skill setHe’s the friendliest crab you’ll ever meet, his smile will brighten up any room he’s put in. Not only can he be played with as a toy, but he will also be great for décor. 19. Amigurumi Baby seahorse The body is constructed with basic shapes, and then a few details are added to make him sparkle. This penguin amigurumi would make a wonderful baby gift or a cute winter decoration for your workspace! Walter, the Walrus is an adorable dapper fellow that will have you gushing with cuteness! His wrinkles are made with slip stitch rounds and sone inside-out sewing to scrunch him up.
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