Mermaids and Sea Creatures

Dear users, dear authors,
here are some new patterns for mermaids and all sea creatures.
Perfect for the vacation season.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

Little mermaid Marina lives deep down in the sea and loves playing with the colorful fish. But she’ll feel right at home with you, too! She’s perfect as maritime decor or for playing.

She is crocheted from a soft acrylic yarn (Rico Baby) (so you can cuddle with her nicely too) and is about 40 cm tall. There is pipe cleaner wire in the tail and arms so you can bend her nicely. (However, if you are crocheting Marina for small children to play with, I would leave out the wire.)

Well, doesn’t that make your heart feel “cool” even in hot temperatures?
Then download the crochet pattern right here now!

Hippy, the seahorse, is also a sweet playmate for Marina. It measures an impressive 24 cm, and there is also pipe cleaner wire in its tail so it curls nicely. Hippy turns out especially beautiful if you use a glittery self-striping sock yarn. (I used Moonlight by Bumbo.)
Hippy is an unusual summer decoration and easy to crochet even for beginners.
Click here for the pattern!

Doll moms love to dress their Barbie dolls up as mythical creatures. Here, you can crochet an enchanting mermaid outfit for Barbie dolls using leftover yarn in shades of blue or green. It’s so easy that even some doll moms can give it a try themselves.
Have fun crocheting! Click here for the pattern!

EDDIE the octopus isn’t just a cute sea creature—he’s also a practical one. That’s because he’s actually an egg cozy. His tentacles can hold up to eight eggs, keeping them nice and warm. EDDIE looks great on any breakfast table, and kids especially will love him. Of course, you can also just use EDDIE for playing.

Even beginners can easily crochet this octopus, since you only need to know how to make chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet.

Click here for more information and the pattern: Octopus Eddie

Fish, as everyone knows, like water. So if you want to carry them around with you on land, you should probably go for fake fish instead. For example, you can knit some.

Here they are incorporated into a handbag.

Stella, the little mermaid, also loves the blue sea and all its creatures. She’s a real doll with legs and a mermaid costume.
And of course, all the other clothing sets from my shop fit her too.

Click here for the pattern

     

You’ll receive a detailed 35-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes patterns for the doll, the bikini top, the mermaid tail, the starfish hair clip, and both the small and large sea anemones.