Crocheted Sea Creatures: A Collection of Marine Mates to Make (Knitted)

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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. Pufferfish have poisonous spikes on their bodies, but not this little guy. No, he loves hugs and cuddles. Children will enjoy finding new ways to play with this toy. 13. Odd the octopus This list has something for everyone who has an appreciation for these beautiful and unique sea creatures: Dauphine is a princess from a kingdom far away, in the deepest ocean. What a friend for your little princess to have. 5. Leopold the polar bear What a smart design, perfect to give character to your child’s nightstand. The clamshell can be used as a little jewelry box. 16. Little blue lobster

That means that this pattern does not require any stuffing and is not closed, which also means that you could add a strap to the blob fish and turn it into, perhaps, the most interesting crocheted bag ever! 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 Sandy is a great companion for your growing baby; she’s soft enough to cuddle and was designed to offer relief to your teething toddler. The perfect partner to help you through the uncomfortable teething stage. 4. Dauphine the Dolphin The only thing I can think of that is more beautiful than a seahorse is a baby seahorse. This gentle kind soul wants to be there to comfort your child through their growing pains. This baby will not disappoint you. 20. Giant-ish squidMost of them can be used as toys for babies. Also, as a home decor. And there are some interesting crochet patterns inspired by sea creatures. That Shark Bag, Star Doily, Tissue Box Cover and a Seahorse Teether for babies caught my eyes. I invite you to move deep in the ocean and consider one of the most mysterious fish, closer. The deep-sea angler is scary in reality, but this one is far from that!

Last week I shared my pattern for the Day at the Beach Bag - and while it's a finished project all in itself, I can't help but thing how fun it would be to add an applique! Something fishy or sea-faring... maybe you have something you'd like to add an a pplique to too! So for all of us, here are 10 free ocean applique crochet patterns! These tentacles are nothing to be afraid of, as they are made for cuddles. Crochet jellyfish are perfect for hanging above your baby’s crib; these colors and textures are sure to stimulate your baby’s senses. 3. Sandy the starfish teething ring

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This blobfish will definitely convince you that this sea creature can look cute! You will be using the shape of an open round of stitches as the main design feature — the mouth! 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. In just a few hours, you can make your own adorable set of six mini sea creatures! This pattern includes the following sea creatures: sea horse, jellyfish, beluga whale, starfish, and stingray. This adorable set is an excellent project for a newborn and an ideal baby gift. I just stumbled across the cutest little Amigurumi creatures that are perfect for the next Crochet Cruise that is headed to the Caribbean in October 2017. Jillian Hewitt, the creator at Spin a Yarn Crochet has designed 6 sea animals that you could use as bag tchotchkes or to even decorate your cabin door. These are adorable palm-sized creatures. I also think these would be fun attached to the lanyards we wear on the cruise.Crochet Water Lily Flower by Corina Gray, on Stitch11: So pretty! Great for ocean themed items... or any items at all! beautifully drawn crochet illustrations, 80 charts with detailed instructions, and 175 color photographs to successfully guide and inspire you He’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 Don’t let the claws fool you into thinking this guy is dangerous. He only uses those claws to wave at passers-by. 17. Aurora, the mermaid Here’s a little shrimp who makes a nice guard for your stash, a gift for a friend, or a welcome addition to a crocheted seafood salad. Approximate size of finished plush is approximately 5 inches long, which varies based on yarn weight, hook size, and tightness of stitches.

I hope you've enjoyed this slightly fishy roundup! If you've got ideas for a roundup you'd like to see here on Moogly, let me know!Who does not like to make these cute sea creatures? 🙂 You know… they are all from under the sea. The place like another world exists in our world. You can make these sea creatures using your crochet skills. 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. Five ocean pals splash through idyllic ocean days, chasing and catching fish, plankton, or algae for dinner. This crochet sea creatures pattern includes instructions for Nigel the Narwhal, Wendy the Whale, Daphne the Dolphin, Sheamus the Shark, and Stephanie the Starfish. 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.