Mermaids: Download Amigurumi and Blankets Here

Dear users, dear authors,
sweeten the transition period until spring with a few tempting mermaid designs. We have amigurumi and matching blankets. Get started right away.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Marina, the little mermaid, loves to frolic in the shallow water under the moonlight. Maybe you’ve seen her before? With a little skill and the right yarn, you can bring her home with you, because Marina is easy to crochet.
You’ll need:

• 1 skein each of Rico Baby Classic (165 m/50 g) in skin tone (color 038), Rico Baby Glitz (165 m/50 g) in aqua and mint (colors 001 and 004)
• 1 ball of blue mohair yarn (Aerea by Junghans Wolle) for the hair
• thin cotton yarn (Catania Fine) in white, light pink, pink, and hot pink (scraps)
• Glitter yarn (Gründl) in silver-gray (scrap)
  
• Crochet hook 2.0 mm
• Crochet hook 2.5 mm
• Polyester stuffing
• 1 thick sewing needle for sewing and joining the pieces
• 1 pointed embroidery needle for embroidering the face
• Embroidery floss in black and pink
• 2 pieces of chenille wire (pipe cleaners), each about 35 cm long

Over 14 pages, I’ll explain exactly how to crochet Marina, with plenty of pictures.

Click here to access the pattern!

Want to turn Barbie into a mermaid?

It’s easy with a few pieces of leftover yarn and a crochet hook. The fishtail is crocheted in a shell stitch pattern, which is very simple and suitable even for beginners. If you’d like, you can also decorate it with sequins or beads. Little girls are sure to love it!
Click here for the pattern!