Bub The Seal Pup Amigurumi

This is Bub the Seal Pup, a squishy, beach-lovin' buddy perfect for crochet beginners! This easy amigurumi pattern uses simple stitches and works up quick, making it great for first-time flipper-makers. Whether you’re dreaming of sandy shores or just want a new desk pal, Bub is ready to splash into your life.

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What you'll create

What you'll learn

What you'll need

Cotton Yarn

Weight

Colors

White (Eyes)
Black (Nose)
Grey (Body)
Pink (tongue)
Crochet Hook Size G6 / 4.00mm

Crochet Hook

G6 / 4.00 mm

Safety Bead (x2)

6 mm

Darning Needle

Stuffing

Abbreviations

ch

Chain Stitch

st

Stitch

slst

Slip Stitch

sc

Single Crochet

inc

Increase

invdec

Invisible Decrease

FLO/BLO

Front / Back Loops Only

dc

Double Crochet

hdc

Half-Double Crochet

tr

Tripple (Trebble) Crochet

{ }

Worked in same stitch

Other Useful Info

Gauge:

5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1”

Finished Size:

about 3 inches tall

Worked in the Round

(without turning)

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The Pattern

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(1:23) The time codes match to the pattern video

01Fins

[All in Grey]
Ch 5

Row 1: Skip 2 chs, hdc 1, dc 1, tr 1 (3)

Ch 1, cut the yarn leaving enough tail end to sew onto the body and pull through.

Sew onto the body after Rnd 10

Pro-Tip:
In the above section (Fins) you can either work your stitches into a chains back loops or top loops. Top loops is easier, but each provide slightly different looks.

02Tail

[All in Grey]
Ch 6

Row 1: Skip 2 chs, hdc 1, dc 1, hdc 1, slst 1 (4)

Row 2: Ch 5, skip 2 chs, hdc 1, dc 1, hdc 1, slst into same st as Row 1 (4)

Ch 1, cut the yarn leaving enough tail end to sew onto the body and pull through.

Sew onto the body after Rnd 10.

03Muzzle

[All in Grey]
Magic loop, ch 2

Rnd 1: Rnd 1: Skip chs, working into the magic loop dc 1, hdc 1, sc 1, hdc 1, dc 1, ch 1, slst 1

Cut the yarn and pull through, pull the tail end back into the center of the magic loop before pulling tight.

Sew onto the body after Rnd 5.

04Body

[All in Grey]
Magic loop

Rnd 1: sc 6 into the magic loop (6)

Rnd 2: inc in each (12)

* = Mark these sts for sewing locations (pictured in Cyan)

Rnd 3: [sc 1, inc 1] 6 times (18) (*mark sts 9, 11, and 14)

Rnd 4: [sc 5, inc 1] 3 times (21)

Rnd 5: sc in each st (21)

Add eyes into Rnd 3, sts 9 and 14. The eyes should be about 5 sts apart. Try using white yarn pulled around the eyes to add white to your seals eyes! (53:36)

Sew on the muzzle, starting with pulling the grey tail ends through 2 stitches between the eyes in Rnd 3, around st 11 and double knot on the inside. With a strand of Black Yarn, embroider on a nose between the sc in the muzzle, worked into the body and double knotted to better secure the muzzle to the body.

Rnd 6: sc 2, inc 1, sc 18 (22) (*mark sts 11 and 19)

Rnd 7: sc 2, inc 1, sc 1*, inc 1, sc 17 (24) (*mark st 5)

Rnd 8: sc 2, invdec 1, sc 1, invdec 1, sc 17 (22) (*mark sts 10 and 20)

Rnd 9: [sc 2, invdec 1] 2 times, [sc 5, invdec 1] 2 times (18)

Rnd 10: [sc 1, invdec 1] 6 times (12)

Sew on the tail between pulling the tail ends through Rnd 7 around st 5 and double knotted.

Sew on the fins, pulling tail ends for the right fin through Rnd 6 st 11 and Rnd 8 st 10, and the tail ends for left fin through Rnd 6 st 19 and Rnd 8 st 20.

Stuff mostly.

Rnd 11: invdec in each st (6)

Stuff fully. Cut the yarn, and pull through.

Sew closed by threading the tail end through the front loops only (FLO) of all the sts in the final Rnd, then pull tightly to close. Hide the end back into the piece and cut close. (1:18:56)

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