Fa-la-la! It’s our FINAL Under the Sea Crochet-Along Square! This adorable Seal is the last piece to 2024 monthly crochet along. Red Heart Super Saver in color Oatmeal is such a great shade of gray/beige to stitch this easy applique up. Next step will be joining the squares to make a blanket!
Don’t forget that there are also 3 bonus squares that have already been posted if you want to make your blanket even bigger OR switch out some of the designs.
Not sure what the 2024 Under the Sea Crochet-Along is all about? Every month in 2024 I crocheted an adorable ocean creatures that fit on a crochet square that looks like a water bubble. The 12 squares can then be stitched together to make a blanket. Including 3 bonus patterns!
You can get started on crocheting all 12 of your water bubble squares now. Get the Circle in a Square Water Bubble pattern HERE.
If you missed the previous squares you can find them by clicking the links below:
1: Starfish Square, you can find that pattern HERE
2: Seahorse Square Pattern HERE
3: Jellyfish Square Pattern HERE
4: Crab Square Pattern HERE
5: Octopus Square Pattern HERE
6: Pufferfish Square Pattern HERE
7: Whale Square Pattern HERE
8: Submarine Square Pattern HERE
9: Sea Turtle Square Pattern HERE
10: Clown Fish Square Pattern HERE
11. Shark Square Pattern HERE
Bonus Square 1: Walrus Pattern HERE
Bonus Square 2: Stingray Pattern HERE
Bonus Square 3: Orca or Dolphin Pattern HERE
The links to all the patterns in this project will be available in one spot HERE on the Under the Sea CAL Landing Page
Be sure to check out these adorable matching Under the Sea Polymer Clay Hooks by Jennifer from Day by Day Clay and Crochet! She is selling them HERE in her FACEBOOK GROUP.
Materials:
– Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in color Oatmeal.
You can shop all shades of Red Heart Yarn HERE on Yarnspirations.com.
– A bit of black and white yarn for the embellishments.
– Size H Crochet Hook
– Tapestry Needle
Crochet Seal Tutorial is available on my Repeat Crafter Me YouTube Channel!
Seal Head/Body:
with oatmeal color yarn
Magic ring, chain 1 and make 12 DC in ring, join, chain 2
Round 2: 2 DC in each stitch around, join, chain 2 (24 DC)
Round 3: 2 DC in first, DC in next, repeat around, join, chain 2 (36 DC)
Round 4: 2 DC in first, DC in next 2, repeat around, join, chain 2 (48 DC)
Row 5: DC in first, HDC in next, SC in next 10, HDC, DC, leave remaining stitches unworked, chain 2, turn
Row 6: DC in each stitch across, chain 2, turn (14 DC)
Row 7: DC in first 13, 2 DC in last, chain 2, turn (15 DC)
Row 8: 2 DC in first, DC in last 14, chain 2, turn (16 DC)
Row 9: DC decrease over first 2, DC in next 13, 2 DC in last, chain 2, turn (16 DC)
Row 10: 2 DC in first, DC in next 13, DC Decrease over last two, chain 2, turn (16 DC)
Row 11: DC Decrease over first two, DC in next 13, 2 DC in last, do not fasten off. Now let’s make the tail fins: Chain 8, SC in 3rd chain from hook, HDC in next 2, DC in last 3, join to last stitch, chain 8, SC in 3rd chain from hook, HDC in next 2, DC in last 3, join to last stitch,
Continue to SC around the entire seal including the tail fins (making two SC in the top of each fin), join to first SC.
Fasten off leaving long tail.
Snout:
with oatmeal color yarn
Magic Ring, chain 2 and make 5 DC + SC + 5 more DC, pull tight and join to first SC, chain 1
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around making a slip stitch where the SC is from previous round, fasten off leaving long tail.
With tapestry needle and strand of black yarn, stitch on a nose in the center by looping yarn around about 4 times, then stitch on a smiling mouth.
Arm Fins (make 2):
with oatmeal color yarn
Chain 8, SC in 3rd chain from hook, HDC in next 2, DC in last 3, chain 1, turn
Row 2: SC in each stitch making 2 SC at top of arm fin, fasten off leaving long tail.
Eye:
with black yarn
Magic Ring, chain 1 and make 6 SC in ring, join to first SC, fasten off.
With a strand of white yarn or thread, stitch on eye and a little “twinkle” above the eye.
Feel free to join your squares whatever way you’d like. I would suggest the slip stitch join as I did for last years Animal Square CAL: SEE IT HERE. All you need is a simple border for this blanket but feel free to make it as cute and creative as you’d like!
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Snout – Round 1 seems wrong. Do we start with a sc? The Round ends with join to sc but we don’t start with a sc. Or is it to join to the dc? There isn’t a stitch count at the end so I couldn’t back into it.
What a beautifully designed seal square! Your creativity and attention to detail never cease to amaze me. I’ve been following your CAL (Crochet Along) projects, and each square tells such a unique story—this under-the-sea theme is delightful!
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The 2024 Under the Sea Crochet-Along Geometry Dash sounds like a delightful project for crochet enthusiasts! The final square featuring a seal applique is a great addition to complete the 12-month series of adorable ocean-themed designs. Using Red Heart Super Saver yarn in “Oatmeal” adds a cozy and neutral tone to this whimsical piece.
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Congrats finishing the Seal Square! Oatmeal works great joined with slip stitches like last year. Happy葫芦节 with your new ocean blanket!
such a great shade of gray/beige to stitch
So exciting to see the final square—this seal is the perfect way to wrap it all up! Can’t wait to start stitching them all together into a cozy Under the Sea blanket! Tubidy Mp3
This seal square is so cute! I can’t wait to see the finished blanket. I’m thinking about using different shades of blue for the border to really give it that underwater feel. It might be fun to see how quickly I can complete each square; almost like a Tap Rush to get them all done. Thanks for the pattern!
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This seal is so cute! I’m really looking forward to joining all the squares together. It’s interesting to think about how different yarn weights might affect the final dimensions and potentially even influence something like a sprunki phase in the overall texture. Thanks for the pattern!
This seal is so cute! I love how you’ve broken down the pattern, it makes it seem very manageable. I’m already thinking about color variations and maybe even adding some extra details to personalize it. This project looks like a great weekend activity, almost like an Escape Road from everyday stress. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the lovely blanket. I am busy to crochet under the sea call for my Brother and wife 2nd grandsun end November.
I have made 16 blocks (4×4) now I want to ask if you please got one pattern extra than your 15 blocks. I have finished 10 blocks with applique so far.
Thank you so much for this pattern.
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What a perfect way to finish the Under the Sea CAL! The seal pattern is fantastic and the Red Heart Super Saver color works beautifully. It’s hard to imagine anything topping this aquatic theme, but after 12 squares, maybe we need a total change of pace next year—perhaps a blanket featuring a *cowboy safari* adventure? Love the detail on the tail fins!
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I can’t believe we’ve reached the final square already! The seal is such a cute way to wrap up the collection, and I’m looking forward to finally joining all these ocean creatures together into the full blanket.
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