Amigurumi Crocher Pufferfish. Crochet pattern for Sea Creature Fish.

THE PATTERN IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH (in PDF format) * US English terms*

This is the crochet pattern for self-crochet toys, not ready-made toys!

Crocheted Pufferfish with a plastic ball instead of a body — is the fifth toy from my marine collection. You can also find patterns for crocheting other sea creatures, such as jellyfish, octopus, whale and crab, in my store.

The ball in the middle of the Pufferfish's body opens, allowing you to fill it with lights, sweets, sea pebbles and shells or some special souvenir that you would bring back from the sea.

For this pattern, you need basic skills in crocheting in a spiral, starting with an amigurumi ring and crocheting with a back-and-forth row.

 The crochet pattern contains 13 pages describing the crocheting process, with photos to simplify the process.

 When using the original yarn and hook number, the Pufferfish size is 14 cm

Crocheting density of 5 cm - 16 sc for 18 rows.

It is important to crochet a sample before you start crocheting a toy, because it affects the density and fit of the crocheted detail to the ball.

If your density differs, try changing the hook size, choosing a different yarn, or using a larger ball.

Original materials:

Original materials:

1) Yarn (for two fish):

Friends Сotton 8/4 – 100% cotton, 50g/160m

2) Hook 2.0 mm

3) Stitching needle

4)Plastic safe eyes 6 mm

5) Clear plastic fillable ornament ball 80 mm

6) Shells or lights for filling the ball

7) Stitch markers and pins for sewing (for temporary fixation of parts)

If you have any questions about the crochet process, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm happy to help!

I will wait for you to send the crochet Pufferfish!

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This is the author's scheme developed by Fable Crochet Toys.  The pattern is for personal use only. You may not sell, distribute, or post it on any resources, in whole or in part. You can sell ready-made toys related to this pattern. Please credit the author @fablecrochettoys