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Tori the Turtle · Free Amigurumi Crochet Pattern


Dear fellow crocheters,

I'm thrilled to put together this official blog post for Tori the Turtle's pattern!


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Tori the Turtle is a quick and beginner friendly amigurumi pattern that is the perfect canvas for you use your creativity!  This pattern debuted as Sweet Softies' fifth annual Creator Challenge.  You can check out the results page to see the different Tori Turtle submissions that were made during this Crochet-A-Long (CAL) by crocheters from around the world!





TORI THE TURTLE

Free Amigurumi Crochet Pattern


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Intro

Tori the Turtle is a quick and beginner friendly amigurumi pattern. This little sea animal can stand on its own and makes a great desk buddy or keychain accessory. Customize it with different yarn colors, fibers, and weights (try it with velvet or blanket yarn!) or with embellishments such as buttons, bows, bow ties, or flowers. It makes a great craft fair product, as well as a birthday or holiday gift for both children and adults! This turtle can be made anywhere, at home near a TV, during a long rental car trip, or on public transport.


Finished Size

4 inches across both ways


Level

★☆☆☆☆ Beginner. Requires familiarity with stitches used (below) and sewing parts together.


Stitches/Terms Used (U.S. Terminology)

  • FO = fasten off
  • MR = magic ring
  • sc = single crochet
  • inc = increase
  • dec = decrease


Materials

  • Medium weight yarn in desired colors
  • 6mm plastic safety eyes (x2)
  • 3.25mm crochet hook
  • Stuffing
  • Yarn needle
  • Scissors



Pattern Links

Tori the Turtle's pattern will be FREE on my blog, but an ad-free printable PDF pattern with photo references is also available for purchase. (Thank you for supporting Sweet Softies!)



PDF Pattern

Want to get the full set of instructions in one convenient, printable, and ad-free PDF file with photo references? If so, you can purchase the PDF pattern for a small fee. Thank you for supporting Sweet Softies!





Thank you for reading, and hope you have a fun time crocheting this project!  If you'd like to help out my blog, feel free to check out my post, "5 Ways to Support my Blog!"

You might like my other designs if you enjoyed this one!  Simply click on the image below for the pattern, or check out all my free patterns here.

  

Crocheting threads of different colors must be a very enjoyable process. Crochet patterns are also very attractive. These patterns can also be presented in other ways, such as embroidered patches. Custom patches can be designed in different styles, such as letter types, cartoon patterns, name symbols, etc. These patches are not only a great decoration for clothing, but embroidering them in key areas can also enhance the wear resistance of clothing.





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As always, you are more than welcome to SHARE this post with any fellow crocheters who'd like to try this pattern!  Thank you for reading, and I wish you all a wonderful day!

Best wishes,