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Island Play Set

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Island Play Set
This crocheted beach scene, resembling an island play set, features a palm tree, turtle, dolphin, octopus, starfish, and whale on a round blue mat—perfectly showcasing sea animals and a charming coastal setting.

Who needs name-brand tropical island play sets? Not you, the crafty and resourceful crocheter! This pattern, or more properly, collection of patterns, will enable you to make your very own tropical island play set in no time! Not only will it look nicer than those hideously expensive plastic things sold in stores, but it will be safe for kids of all ages.

What’s Included in the Island Play Set Pattern?

This crocheted playset by Jennifer Olivarez is sure to become a favorite plaything for your young ‘uns! It is built up from multiple elements inspired by the tropical theme, perfect for imaginative play.

The set includes an island with a palm tree and an ocean base that serve as the playmat. For more fun opportunities, the designer also provides patterns for making ocean animals, such as starfish, shark, whale, turtle, and octopus. How cool is that!

Creative Pattern for All Skill Levels

This is an easy pattern that will work up very quickly, especially if you know simple amigurumi techniques. Almost all elements are crocheted in the round. The animals require minimal sewing, making it accessible for those just starting out.

The pattern includes basic crochet stitches such as single or double crochets, as well as shaping techniques.

Yarn & Hook Recommendations

The Island Play Set pattern calls for medium-weight yarn and a 4 mm crochet hook to work most of its parts. You can use Caron Simply Soft Solids, a durable acrylic yarn, or go for any other yarn left in your stash. The smaller components can use up yarn ends that always seem to accumulate.

Island Play Set Free Crochet Pattern

 

Is This Safe for Toddlers and Small Children?

Whether you’re making it for your own baby or as a gift, you should always make sure the finished toy is safe for play. As you can see in the photos, the designer didn’t use plastic safety eyes to make this handmade set as baby-friendly as possible. The animals feature embroidery details that are secured properly, and pose no threat of swallowing or choking.

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robin sudolic
robin sudolic
6 years ago

complimenty, excellent work! Can I have work shame for personal work?

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