Animal Patterns: Sea Creatures

Dear users, dear authors,
marine animals , fish , whales , dolphins , and octopuses have their own unique charm, and there are many people who love to recreate them. Here in this thread, you’ll find inspiration and patterns ready for download. Scroll down to continue. Have fun.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors. 2–3 patterns per author are sufficient. Please link directly to the specific pattern; do not include a general shop link. Be sure to include an image, as well as information on materials, techniques, difficulty level, and any special features of the pattern.

Queenie the Jellyfish
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The cute jellyfish Queenie is approx. 9 cm tall and is a fun companion. Whether as a cuddly friend, an “aquarium” resident, or simply as decoration, Queenie draws everyone's attention.What you should know how to do

• single crochet, slip stitch
• make a magic ring
• half double crochet and double crochet
• increases and decreases in single crochet

What you need:

• Yarn/wool in the color of your choice for the jellyfish's body (I used a dark blue), suitable for a 3.5 mm crochet hook
• Scrap yarn in another shade for the eyes and tentacles (I used a light turquoise), also suitable for a 3.5 mm crochet hook. Plus a thread to embroider the mouth later
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• safety eyes approx. 8 mm
• stuffing
• darning needle and scissors

Length: 15 illustrated pages of crochet pattern
Difficulty level: Easy

Little Clownfish Jonny
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The cute clownfish "Jonny" is approx. 9 cm long and 6 cm tall (measurements including fins), making him suitable as a bag charm, a keychain, or a little cuddle buddy!What you need:

• approx. 8 g yarn (handicraft yarn made of 100% cotton is best, as it helps Jonny keep his shape nicely. Of course, you can also use any other yarn) in orange, suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook. Approx. 5 g yarn in black and white, also suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook.
• Darning needle and scissors
• A little stuffing for the body
• 3 mm crochet hook.
• Safety eyes

Length 10 illustrated pages 
Difficulty level Suitable for beginners, easyCrocheted entirely in single crochet stitches, so you’ll manage well as a beginner! However, you should know how to make a magic ring, decrease and increase stitches, and change colors.

Dolphin therapy on the go!

This little 10 cm sea creature is crocheted with leftover gray cotton yarn. Even beginners can do it. Once the little one is finished, it will accompany you on your keychain, backpack, or handbag.

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Franz the Pillow and Fränzchen the Fish.....
What could be nicer than lying on the couch in the evening with a cozy pillow????
Franz's side fin is removable.

Franz is easy to crochet...chain stitches, single crochet, and increases and decreases. And for anyone who prefers something smaller, the pattern for Fränzchen is included :-) 
The pillow requires approx. 200g of yarn, and little Franz is happy with just approx. 80g of yarn. 
Franz has a bed pillow inside, and Fränzchen is stuffed with stuffing. 

Have fun crocheting :-)

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Karl-Otto is a laid-back fish who simply enjoys life. Get the pattern and give this colorful fish a cozy home.

85 g of wool or 35 g of crochet yarn, stuffing, a needle—and you’re all set.
Single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. Karl-Otto is quick and easy to crochet and looks great anywhere.

Have fun crocheting :-)

You can find a bag with swimming fish from me. Rumor has it they’re swimming to Australia, but that hasn’t been confirmed yet.



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The bag is knitted from cotton yarn (125 m per 50 g); you’ll need one skein of each color. You’ll also need a 3mm circular needle, 3 stitch markers, and a crochet hook. Lining fabric and a snap button are optional.
The bag itself isn’t difficult to knit, but you should have some practice with two-color knitting. There’s a knitting chart for the fish.

Charly the Clownfish loves living in the big, wide ocean, together with anemones. Since he’s starting to get a little bored there, he’s looking for a new home.

Charly the Clownfish will be 25 cm long when made using the specified materials. Personally, I recommend cotton yarn for making all of my stuffed animals.

The pattern includes photos to make the process easier. However, basic knowledge of crocheting (single crochet, increases and decreases, spiral rounds, etc.) is required.

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https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23182/haekelanleitung-charly-clownfisch

Oskar Octopus actually prefers living in the sea. But he also feels very much at home in a child’s room.

Using the specified materials, Oskar Octopus is 17 cm tall (head/body height without tentacles). Personally, I recommend cotton yarn for all my cuddly toys.

The pattern includes step-by-step photos that make it easier to follow. However, basic crochet skills (single crochet, increases and decreases, spiral rounds, etc.) are required.

Here is the pattern
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23113/oskar-octopus-haekelanleitung

What would the sea be without shells? You can crochet a few especially beautiful and colorful ones yourself. You can use any yarn you like and use up your leftover yarn. Choose gradient yarn or pastel colors; they look especially pretty. A wonderful decoration for the patio, windowsill, or bathroom!
Here is the pattern.


Animal? Woman? Mythical creature? In any case, the mermaid’s habitat is the sea. With this crocheted fishtail, you can turn your dress-up doll into a mermaid. The pattern is easy and also suitable for beginners. Do you have a few green or blue cotton leftovers at home? Then you can get started right away. Quickly grab the pattern!

These little octopuses have come up from the depths of the sea and want to visit you.
Come get the crochet pattern, and these friendly little guys will be swimming right through your space in no time.



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For the little octopuses, you’ll need leftover yarn, a size 2.5 crochet hook, and an “Ü-Ei” capsule or stuffing.

The pattern is also suitable for beginners, since the octopus is made using only slip stitches, single crochets, and chain stitches. And it includes plenty of pictures that explain how to make the octopuses step by step.

Let me introduce you to Eddie the Octopus. He’s an egg cozy. He loves to hide eggs in his tentacles and keep them nice and warm there. But Eddie is multifunctional. For example, you can also use him as a bathroom decoration and store bath pearls, soaps, small shower gel packets, small shampoos, small toothpaste tubes, small cream jars, etc., inside him.

The pattern includes many pictures and detailed step-by-step instructions. Eddie is crocheted using chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. Even ambitious beginners can follow this pattern.

You can find all additional information—such as the materials needed, the yarn used, and the pattern—here: Crochet Pattern - Eddie the Squid / Octopus

Crochet yourself this funny mobile phone case disguised as a fish! You’re guaranteed to stand out!



You can find the pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/17648/handytasche-fisch-haekelanleitung-pdf-datei
Dimensions of the finished case: approx. 15 x 8 cm, customizable (description included in the pattern)

• 17 pages
• Easy to understand, with lots of explanations, additional crochet charts, and pictures
• Difficulty level: medium, but also suitable for beginners

Materials

• Schachenmayr Catania or similar cotton yarn (LL 50 g/125 m) Colors: red, turquoise, apple green, orange
• Crochet hook 2.5-3 mm (depending on how tightly you crochet)
• Scissors
• Sewing needle
• 2 black buttons for the eyes (diameter: 1 cm)

Skills required

• magic ring (Fadenring)
• chain stitches
• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• slip stitches

Have fun with it!