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Colorful Amigurumi Fish – Pattern
$5.70
Colorful Amigurumi Fish – Montessori-Inspired Baby Play Gym Toys
Make your own set of vibrant baby play gym toys with this no-sew amigurumi fish pattern. Inspired by Montessori principles, these playful fish are designed to gently introduce babies (from around 7 weeks) to primary colors – red, blue, and yellow – in a calm, sensory-friendly way.
The pattern includes two style options:
- Solid color fish with subtle embroidered dashes for a minimalist look
- Striped fish for a more playful, colorful twist
Each fish can be filled with fiberfill alone or combined with crinkle material to create a gentle, satisfying sound when squeezed. It’s a fun sensory element that encourages exploration without overwhelming baby ears. Prefer a quieter toy? No problem – skip the crinkle and keep it soft and silent.
Perfect for DIY baby shower gifts, nursery mobiles, or your own little one’s play gym.
INSTRUCTIONS
Downloadable and easy to follow crochet pattern (PDF file). Step-by-step instructions on 11 pages with lots of photos to guide you through the making process.
Language: English (US terminology), Estonian
Skill level: Intermediate
Stitches needed: single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, French knot
SIZE AND MATERIALS
Size: 9 x 6.5 cm / 3.5 x 2.5 inches
The pattern uses DK weight cotton with 2.5 mm crochet hook.
SUPPORT AND COPYRIGHT
If you need help with the pattern, I am here to provide email support.
You may sell the finished product. You may not sell or share the pattern. Read full copyright here.
Isabel S. (verified owner) –
The pattern is really well explained and a beautiful result
Liliane G. (verified owner) –
Thanks for this nice and easy pattern
Lisa H. (verified owner) –
This super cute crochet fish pattern will make such a great baby gift. The instructions are well written and easy to understand. There are lots of clear photos of each step. I highly recommend all Lilleliis patterns.
Daniela S. (verified owner) –
Very nice pattern. Very well explained, also with photos.