Wally the walrus was fed up with lockdown. He packed his little suitcase, jumped onto the first iceberg he could find and off he went. He visited Ireland first and then moved on to Tenby where he stayed for a while, watching the lifeboat launch, posing for the humans who came to visit him and dining out every day on the delicious local seafood. Now he’s on his travels again. He popped into Cornwall to say hello and then headed off to France, who knows where he’ll turn up next! He is just over 12 inches long - including flippers (when made with the recommended materials).

The 9 page pattern is intermediate skill level and is available in US terminology. It is clear to follow with detailed instructions and lots of pictures for step by step making and assembly. There are also picture instructions for colour change, back loop only and front post stitch.

The following stitches/techniques are used in this pattern:
US Terminology - slip stitch, magic ring, single crochet, half double crochet, increase, decrease (sc2tog), colour change, back loop only, front post single crochet

Pattern Language: English

Wally is just over 12 inches long - including flippers (when made with DK weight yarn)

• Yarn: I have made Wally using Scheepjes Softfun & Softfun Denim (DK weight yarn) - colour and weight details in pattern
• Hook: 3.25mm (D) crochet hook
• Stuffing: I use polyester filling
• Safety eyes: I have used 9mm plastic safety eyes, but you can embroider the eyes on if you prefer
• Yarn needle
• Pins
• (A stitch marker and row counter are useful)