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Crochet Stingray Amigurumi
Make an adorable crochet stingray toy with one of these easy free patterns.
Rocking Rays Crochet Pattern from Dreivordrei
Dreivordrei is a German language site – the Google Translate feature in Chrome does a great job of translating the pattern to English.
Free Stingray Crochet Pattern from Circulo Yarns
Designed by Shirley Borges; this is an intermediate-level pattern for a 7″ toy stingray. The pattern is available as a free PDF download.
YARN REQUIRED: #5 bulky/chunky weight, velvet-style yarn, e.g., Amigurumi Pelucia from Circulo.
NOTIONS: 10 mm black plastic safety eyes, scissors, a tapestry needle, stitch markers, and stuffing material. You’ll also need black and white yarn scraps.
Crochet Plush Stingray Tutorial from Theresa’s Crochet Shop
Learn how to crochet a cute Stingray Plushie toy with this free, easy-to-follow tutorial. The pattern is simple enough to finish in under an hour. The finished toy measures approximately 4 inches in width and 3.5 inches in length when made using yarn of #4 weight yarn.
Easy Crochet Stingray Pattern from Loops and Love Crochet
This is a free pattern for a ragdoll-style amigurumi that doesn’t require any sewing. The toy is made from two, easy-to-make, flat pieces that are crocheted together and then stuffed. When finished, the toy measures approximately 6″ in length from nose to tail and 4″ in width (15 cm x 10 cm).
YARN REQUIRED: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn. You’ll need about 20 yards (18 m) in the main colour and 15 yards (13 m) in a contrasting colour for the underside.
NOTIONS: 9 mm safety eyes, scissors, a yarn needle, and fibre-based stuffing material.
No-Sew Stingray Amigurumi Pattern from Stringy Ding Ding
This adorable stingray plushie pattern is a gift for subscribers to Stringy Ding Ding newsletters. It’s an easy pattern and can be made in #4 weight yarn for a small stingray or #6 weight yarn for a larger toy.
YARN REQUIRED: #4 / Medium weight yarn with a 4 mm hook or #6 Super Bulky weight yarn with a 7 mm hook.
NOTIONS: Scissors, a tapestry needle, stuffing material, and 10mm or 16 mm safety eyes.
Beginner-Friendly Crochet Stingray Tutorial by Blue Fox Paws
This easy-to-follow tutorial creates a stingray that is about 7″ long and 3½” wide (19 cm x 9 cm).
YARN REQUIRED: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn in two contrasting colours.
NOTIONS: Scissors, an embroidery needle, stuffing material, and 9 x 11 mm oval safety eyes.
Crochet Stingray from NayKid’s Creations
This stingray is bendable and poseable due to the pipe cleaners used in the tail and along the edge of his body.
YARN REQUIRED: #4 medium/worsted weight yarn in blue and white.
NOTIONS: Scissors, a 3.75 mm crochet hook, a needle, fiberfill stuffing, 9 mm safety eyes, and pipe cleaners (optional).
Amigurumi Stingray Pattern from Rose & Lily Amigurumi
This is a cute and quick-to-make crochet stingray pattern. It’s a no-sew pattern, designed for chunky yarn and includes a full video tutorial.
YARN REQUIRED: #5 bulky/chunky weight, chenille-style yarn, e.g., Flutterby Chunky from James C. Brett.
NOTIONS: 9 mm safety eyes, scissors, polyfill stuffing, stitch markers, and a pipe cleaner (optional).
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