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    Sunny The Sunflower Turtle

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    Maria Paula Carreño López
    This pattern provides instructions for crocheting a sunflower turtle named Sunny. The turtle has a turquoise head and shell with yellow petals on the shell. Four turquoise fins attach to the bottom of the shell. Detailed instructions are given for making each part of the turtle using US crochet terms and abbreviations. The parts are then assembled by sewing the head onto the body and attaching the fins.

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    Sunny The Sunflower Turtle

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    Maria Paula Carreño López
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    This pattern provides instructions for crocheting a sunflower turtle named Sunny. The turtle has a turquoise head and shell with yellow petals on the shell. Four turquoise fins attach to the bottom of the shell. Detailed instructions are given for making each part of the turtle using US crochet terms and abbreviations. The parts are then assembled by sewing the head onto the body and attaching the fins.

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    Patrón tortuga con caparazón de girasol

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    This pattern provides instructions for crocheting a sunflower turtle named Sunny. The turtle has a turquoise head and shell with yellow petals on the shell. Four turquoise fins attach to the bottom of the shell. Detailed instructions are given for making each part of the turtle using US crochet terms and abbreviations. The parts are then assembled by sewing the head onto the body and attaching the fins.

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    Sunny The Sunflower Turtle

    Uploaded by

    Maria Paula Carreño López
    This pattern provides instructions for crocheting a sunflower turtle named Sunny. The turtle has a turquoise head and shell with yellow petals on the shell. Four turquoise fins attach to the bottom of the shell. Detailed instructions are given for making each part of the turtle using US crochet terms and abbreviations. The parts are then assembled by sewing the head onto the body and attaching the fins.

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    Sunny the Sunflower Turtle

    Pattern created by Talk Nerdy Crochet. You may sell items made using this pattern but please
    credit me as the creator and do not sell the pattern.

    This pattern uses US crochet terms.


    Abbreviations;

    SC - single crochet
    DC - double crochet
    TR - treble crochet
    INC - increase
    DEC - decrease
    BLO - back loops only

    Head.

    In turquoise

    Round 1; 6sc into a magic ring (6)


    Round 2; INC in every stitch (12)
    Round 3; SC1, INC, repeat to end of round (18)
    Round 4; SC2, INC, repeat to end of round (24)
    Round 5-7; SC around (24)
    Round 8; SC2, DEC, repeat to end of round (18)
    (Begin stuffing)
    Round 9; SC1, DEC, repeat to end of round (12)
    Round 10; DEC around (6)
    Fasten off and weave in your ends.
    Add safety eyes between rounds 4 and 5.

    Fins (make 4).

    In turquoise

    Round 1; 8sc into a magic ring (8)


    Round 2; INC in every stitch (16)
    Round 3; SC1, INC, repeat to end of round (24)
    Round 4; SC around (24)
    Fold the circle in half and crochet along the curved edge to the then side. FO and leave a long
    tail for sewing.
    Shell.

    In brown

    Round 1; 6sc into a magic ring (6)


    Round 2; INC in every stitch (12)
    Round 3; SC1, INC, repeat to end of round (18)
    Round 4; SC2, INC, repeat to end of round (24)
    Round 5; SC3, INC, repeat to end of round (30)
    Round 6; SC2, INC, SC2, repeat to end of round (36)
    Round 7; SC in the BLO
    Fasten off and switch back to turquoise
    Round 8; SC around (36)
    Round 9; SC4, DEC, repeat to end of round (30)
    Round 10; SC3, DEC, repeat to end of round (24)
    Round 11; SC2, DEC, repeat to end of round (18)
    (Begin stuffing)

    Cut a long tail and begin sewing the base of the shell closed, stuffing as you do, this will help
    keep it flat. Once you have stuffed the shell enough, fully close the hole and fasten off, weaving
    in your ends.

    Petals.

    In yellow.

    Attach yarn using a slip stitch in the remaining loops of the BLO round.

    To create the petals, DC, TR, DC all in the same stitch. SC to the next stitch and repeat all the
    way round until the end.

    Assembly.

    Pin the fins to the base of the shell, so the flat side of the fin is facing the center of the turtle,
    and the curved side is facing outwards, leaving enough space for the head.

    Pin the head in place, making sure everything looks even. Cut a long piece of turquoise yarn
    and sew the head onto the body.

    I hope you enjoyed this pattern and I’d love to see your creations!

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