Make Sea Creatures Now

Dear users, dear authors,
do you like the sea? Then here in the thread and in the shop you can find and shop for patterns for sea creatures / fish / jellyfish / starfish / dolphins / sharks right away. Have fun with them. 
Tip: Maybe you’ll even find a mermaid. 

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least 10 sales / a CR of at least 2% and must not have been presented in the forum within the past 3 weeks. 

On this scarf, you'll find lots of the sea creatures mentioned—fish, jellyfish, starfish, and of course the mermaid is hard to miss ;-)
The scarf is knitted in doubleface, so the motif appears on both sides, but in reversed colors. This knitting technique is really fun and is explained in great detail.




Knitting pattern for the keyhole scarf "Sea Magic" - in doubleface

A cozy blanket is useful at any time of year, because even in spring and summer there are cold days. With this blanket, you’ll always be well prepared.
Go directly to the pattern here!

Stella, the little mermaid, loves the blue sea and especially its inhabitants.
She’s a real doll with legs, and all the other clothing sets for 36 cm dolls from my shop fit her too.

Click here to see Stella

   

Lots of colorful fish are swimming around in the sea! You can put one of them to work helping in your kitchen. The Fish Dish Sponge is crocheted from sponge yarn and is wonderful for washing dishes. Since it can be washed in the washing machine at 60° and dries quickly, it can be used again and again. It’s also handy in the bathroom: as a shower or exfoliating sponge.



Seahorse Hippy shines in bright colors, because it is crocheted with gradient yarn. A glitter thread is included here too, so Hippy has a slight shimmer. Hippy will be about 24 cm tall if you crochet it with the suggested yarn and double strand. If you want it smaller, simply use the yarn (sock yarn) single-stranded.



And here is a little mermaid: Marina too, about 40 cm tall. She is suitable both as a cuddly doll and as a decorative item in a maritime setting with shells and fish. She was crocheted with acrylic yarn and is therefore especially soft.

For your own little ones, or perhaps as a gift for a birth or baby shower—the little Rosalie is sure to make a great impression. Thanks to the clever design, she’s a perfect cuddly toy for practicing grasping. And if you add a rattle or a squeaker while making her, she becomes an absolute all-rounder and stimulates several of a baby’s senses at once. Why not get started crocheting right away: Go straight to the pattern here