Apr 9, 2018
Turtles! Turtles everywhere!
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from Israel
seen from United States
seen from Ireland
seen from Kuwait
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Brazil
seen from Ireland
seen from United States
seen from Argentina
seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from Philippines
seen from United States
seen from Martinique
seen from Germany
seen from Martinique
Turtles! Turtles everywhere!
make an army of picrew turtles with me
Welcome to the ROTTMNT OC Maker! It’s pretty simple right now, but I plan to add more with time!! For curtesy etc etc I don’t own ROT
Im bored. JOIN ME MUTUALS
and anyone else :D
Tags: @thejade-forest @turtlepanic @luna1star10 @orangepawn39
I'm pretty sure the turtles near my apartment are building an army to destroy us all.
Free turtle crochet pattern
This pattern was originally written for 8ply yarn and 3.5mm hook.
Photos are of Moda Vera Starlight and another glitter yarn which is 4ply. I would recommend using a 2.5mm or 3mm hook. I’m using 3.5mm because it’s the one in my bag this morning.
You will need three colours of your choice:
• Top shell
• Tummy shell
• Head and fins
And now for the pattern!
Tummy
1. Magic circle
2. SC 6 (6)
3. Inc 6 (12)
4. *SC,Inc*6 (18)
5. *SC2,inc*6 (24)
6. *Sc3, Inc*6 (30)
7. Tie off
Shell
1. Magic circle
2. SC 6 (6)
3. Inc 6 (12)
4. *SC,Inc*6 (18)
5. *SC2,inc*6 (24)
6. SC around (24)
7. *Sc3, Inc*6 (30)
8. SC around (30
9. SC around (30)
10. Line up tummy with shell, SC around the edges together to join them. Once 4/5 around stuff the Shell then continue around.
11. Tie off and sew in ends
Head
1. Magic circle
2. SC 6 (6)
3. Inc 6 (12)
4. Sc around (12)
5. SC around (12)
a. I recommend sewing starting thread here as things get tight after this.
6. Dec 6 (6)
7. Tie off - keep end long enough to see head on to save sewing in end and attaching new thread
Fins
Make x4
1. Magic circle
2. SC 6 (6)
3. Inc 6 (12)
a. Fold in half
4. Along the edges: SC,Inc,SC,Inc,SC,Inc (9)
5. Tie off – keep tail long enough to attach fin to body later to save sewing in end and attaching new thread
a. I also recommend not sewing in the start tail and instead knot it with the end tail and sew in at the end
Joining
Stuff head lightly
Attach over the tie off point on the shell to hide the knot
Attach the legs evenly to the body. I found using the loose thread to attach the last row to the shell, down about half the fin.
Finished
Time to chill on the train.
Muahahahahaha!!!!!
My turtle army is rising!!!!!! I have 10 turtles (they're not real) now!!!! Got like 6 on vacation last week! The army is armed with rotten tomatoes (not good ones because that is a waste of delicious food!) Beware my army!
