Stuff and Spill Fish Bowl

"This fast and simple crochet toy would make a perfect and unique baby gift! This pattern features a large, plush fish bowl that can be filled with a goldfish, star fish and jellyfish. Features can be added with non-toxic puffy paint to make this pattern truly baby friendly! This toy is educational, and encourages play with fine motor skills. This pattern uses Bernat Blanket Brights however colors of Bernat Blanket or Bernat Baby Blanket yarn could easily be substituted."

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NotesStitches used in this pattern include:

Sl st: slip stitch
Ch: Chain
SC: Single crochet
SC2TOG: Single crochet two together
RSC: Reverse single crochet (aka crab stitch)
HDC: Half double crochet
DC: Double crochet
FLO: front loop only
BLO: back loop only

Easy

Crochet HookM/13 or 9 mm hook

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

Bernat Blanket Brights in Busy Blue, Go Go Green, School Bus Yellow, Royal Blue, Carrot, White, and Taupe
9.0mm crochet hook
Non-toxic puffy paint in Black and White
Yarn Needle
Scissors

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lcarr

May 27, 2017

These are cute. I bet my cats would have a ball playing with them. They would look cute sitting in their little bowl in the living room, and the cats could take them out when they wanted to play. I wouldnt use paint for the eyes though. I would just embroider the eyes and mouth instead.

JaneEK

Apr 03, 2017

craftedbyfox, I found the actual pattern by following the link to the website, but didnt subscribe. There is a Print Friendly button at the bottom of the page, but unfortunately, it IS print only and doesnt include a .pdf option, which is my preferred format. Also, Im not sure Id use even non-toxic puff paints on thesetoo tempting to nibble on.

craftedbyfox

Feb 25, 2017

After going round in circles clicking on the ravlry link and back again and subscribing to a mailing list I finally found the pattern, you need to scroll all the way down the page past the Amazon adverts for paint and finally you get to it. Once I found it the pattern is really simple to follow and works up quite quickly. I really like this idea and think it would make a fab 1st birthday or Christmas present as it is so unique and you could make a range of fish in different bright colours.