Amigurumi Sea Turtle
Crochet a cuddly soft amigurumi sea turtle with this free pattern using Bernat Blanket Yarn or your favorite chenille. They work up quickly and are so sweet and snuggly. The finished size is about 2.5 inches tall by 7 inches long. Materials needed: Bernat Blanket yarn in Olive, Lemon-Lime, and Baby Sand, size N crochet hook, 2 – 12mm safety eyes, fiber fill, yarn needle, and scissors.
You can change up the size of the finished turtle by using a lighter weight yarn and a crochet hook to match to make a mini version for a keychain. Or, you could use different colors of yarn like brown, orange, and yellow to make it look like a sunflower. The possibilties are endless!
This crochet pattern and image are property of Krafty Kait.
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