What kind of projects are included in the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea pattern?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>This printed pattern contains three creative sea-themed projects, each with its own technique and style: a wobble-structured whale amigurumi, a decorative embroidery on tulle with beads, and a knitted bag with a circular rigid base. Each design is developed by a different designer and has its own section in the booklet, with specific instructions, detailed materials, and colour photographs. This variety makes the pattern a complete and enriching proposal for those who want to experiment with different techniques in the world of knitting, embroidery, and textile design.</p></div>

What is the difficulty level of the three projects included in Pretty Little Things No. 18?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>All three projects are designed to be accessible and suitable for beginners. According to the content of the pattern, no advanced knowledge of any of the techniques is required.</p><ul><li>▷ Wally Whale is based on basic crochet stitches worked in the round, very common in amigurumi.</li><li>▷ The Deep Sea Hanger requires tulle assembly, bead application and simple embroidery stitches, all explained step by step.</li><li>▷ The Ocean Breeze Bag combines stocking stitch with duplicate stitch embroidery and is built on a perforated wooden base, simplifying the process.</li></ul> <p>Thanks to the clear and visual explanations, even those who have never tried these types of projects before can approach them with confidence.</p></div>

What materials do I need to have ready before starting Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Each project in the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea pattern has its own materials list, clearly presented in the booklet. The most notable items include:</p><ul><li>▷ Scheepjes Catona yarn for the amigurumi.</li><li>▷ DMC Stranded Cotton and Toho beads for the embroidery.</li><li>▷ Chunky Monkey and knitting needles for the bag.</li></ul> <p>Other specific tools include a 2.5 mm crochet hook, wooden bag base, embroidery needle, 15.5 cm hoop, washable stabiliser, and a wobble ball for the inside of the amigurumi. The advantage is that many of these materials are reusable or easy to find in specialised shops, so you can prepare your kit without difficulty.</p></div>

Does Pretty Little Things No. 18 include step-by-step explanations for each technique?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Yes. Each of the three projects comes with detailed explanations, designed to guide you even if it is your first time trying a particular technique.</p><ul><li>▷ In the amigurumi, the stitches used, assembly order and integration of the wobble ball are clearly indicated.</li><li>▷ In the embroidery, instructions are given on how to set up the hoop with tulle and stabiliser, apply the beads, and secure the threads.</li><li>▷ In the bag, instructions are included for knitting the main parts, assembling the circular base, and embroidering the decorative motifs.</li></ul> <p>In addition, the pattern features visual guidance with full-colour photographs to help you understand each step more clearly.</p></div>

Is Pretty Little Things No. 18 clearly divided by project, or are they mixed together?

<div class="faq-answer"><p>Each of the three designs in the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea pattern is clearly separated into its own section within the booklet. This makes reading much easier, as you can focus on one project at a time without confusion.</p><p>Each section includes:</p><ul><li>▷ Project name and designer’s name.</li><li>▷ List of materials and tools needed.</li><li>▷ Step-by-step process explanation.</li><li>▷ Photographs of the finished result.</li><li>▷ Additional tips or notes.</li></ul><p>This kind of clear and well-structured layout is one of the features that adds most value to the pattern as a high-quality printed product.</p></div>

Can I work on all three projects in Pretty Little Things No. 18 using the same basic tools?

<div class="faq-answer"> <p>Although each project requires specific materials and tools, many of the basic elements can be reused between them, making it easier to complete the entire pattern without an extensive kit. For example, both the Wally Whale amigurumi and the Ocean Breeze Bag are worked with manageable-sized hooks or needles (2.5 mm and 5 mm), and the embroidery hoop used in the Deep Sea Hanger can also be reused for other decorative works.</p> <p>Additionally, the DMC embroidery threads, Toho beads, tapestry needles or stitch markers used in one project are compatible with techniques used in the others. This makes the printed pattern an excellent way to expand your toolkit without overspending.</p></div></div>

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Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things 18 – Sea (Scheepjes)

Name: Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things 18 – Sea (Scheepjes)
Brand: Scheepjes
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Dive into a world of ocean-inspired creativity with the Printed Pattern Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea by Scheepjes, a printed booklet featuring three coastal-themed projects: an adorable crochet whale, an embroidered jellyfish on tulle, and a knitted bag with seaside details. Each design is explained step by step with clear instructions and easy-to-find materials, making it perfect for any crafter to enjoy crocheting, embroidering, or decorating. Ideal for gifting, collecting, or starting new projects with a fresh, summery vibe.
Material: Printed on Paper
Language: English
Format: 12 pages - 16.6 cm x 16.6 cm
Patterns: 3 patterns

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Pretty Little Things Pattern No. 18 – Sea (Scheepjes)

The Pretty Little Things Pattern No. 18 – Sea by Scheepjes brings together three projects designed to let you enjoy the sea without leaving home. Each design is inspired by the marine world and comes with step-by-step instructions in a handy printed booklet. From a cute crocheted whale to a jellyfish embroidered with tulle and beads, to a knitted bag with hand-decorated waves and clouds, this issue of the collection offers a variety of techniques and surprising results.

Each project is created by a different designer, bringing a diversity of styles and approaches. Nienke Jongstra designed the amigurumi whale Wally Whale, ideal for beginners. Liz Barraclough presents the Deep Sea Hanger embroidery, a suspended jellyfish with three-dimensional effects and shiny beads. Cher Marcus offers the Ocean Breeze Bag, a knitted bag with a wooden base, ideal to take with you this summer. All the projects are accessible, original and have a consistent aesthetic focused on the sea.

This issue is designed for those who enjoy creative crafts and are looking for practical, decorative and easy-to-follow ideas. The printed format of the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea pattern by Scheepjes makes it the perfect choice for working without a screen, collecting the series or giving the gift of ocean-themed creativity. If you like small but charming projects, this issue is sure to be a hit.

Highlights of the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea printed pattern by Scheepjes

Issue 18 of the Pretty Little Things collection by Scheepjes offers a creative experience inspired by the marine world, with three independent projects that combine crochet, embroidery and knitting. Each design is designed to be accessible, attractive and unique, making it ideal as a gift or for those who want to practise a variety of techniques in short projects. The printed booklet includes step-by-step instructions, diagrams and visual details to help you complete each creation successfully, even if you are a beginner.

🐋 Wally Whale – design by Nienke Jongstra

An adorable marine amigurumi, ideal as a decorative item or soft toy. Worked using the spiral technique and basic stitches.

▷ Technique: spiral crochet (amigurumi)
▷ Dimensions: 14 cm wide x 11 cm high
▷ Details: mounted on a wobble ball for a rocking effect

🪼 Deep Sea Hanger – design by Liz Barraclough

A tulle embroidery depicting a jellyfish with tentacles made from thread and beads. Spectacular result when mounted on a frame.

▷ Technique: embroidery on tulle + beads
▷ Dimensions: 17 x 50 cm
▷ Details: includes washable stabiliser and mounting on several layers of tulle

🎒 Ocean Breeze Bag – design by Cher Marcus

Bag knitted in stockinette stitch, with a circular wooden base and decorative details embroidered in duplicate stitch.

▷ Technique: knitting + embroidery on knitting
▷ Dimensions: 50 cm high, base 88 cm circumference
▷ Details: includes i-cord closure and embroidered wave and cloud motifs

Materials and tools for the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea printed pattern

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This issue of the Pretty Little Things collection provides a detailed list of materials for each project, with easily traceable yarns, common accessories and standard tools. The pattern includes exact colour references, quantities and measurements, making it as easy as possible to prepare your work. The materials required for each design according to the original pattern are listed below.

🐋 Wally Whale – Amigurumi whale

This marine amigurumi is made with Catona mercerised cotton yarn in three colours. The body is crocheted with a 2.5 mm hook and assembled on a wobble ball to achieve a dynamic effect. Some filling and elastic cord are also required to keep the structure stable.

▷ Scheepjes Catona: yarn A: 527 Midnight – 1 ball (50 g), yarn B: 105 Bridal White – 1 ball (25 g), yarn C: 110 Jet Black – 1 ball (25 g)
▷ 2.5 mm crochet hook
▷ Polyester filling
▷ 110 mm wobble ball
▷ 12 cm elastic cord
▷ Stitch marker

🪼 Deep Sea Hanger – Three-dimensional embroidered jellyfish

This beaded embroidery is worked on several layers of tulle, using a 15.5 cm hoop and washable stabiliser. DMC Stranded Cotton threads are used in various colour combinations, along with a wide variety of Toho 8-0 beads in marine shades.

▷ DMC Stranded Cotton threads: thread A: 721 Orange, thread B: 828 Light Blue, thread C: 3766 Mid Blue, thread D: 3810 Teal
▷ Toho 8-0 beads (1 tube of each colour): Silver, White, Orange, Blue
▷ French Navy tulle: 4 pieces measuring 25 x 25 cm
▷ Avalon Plus washable stabiliser: 1 piece measuring 25 x 25 cm
▷ Transparent nylon thread
▷ Crewel needle, max. no. 6
▷ 15.5 cm embroidery hoop
▷ PVC glue + spatula

🎒 Ocean Breeze Bag – Knitted sailor bag

This bag combines knitting with embroidery. Scheepjes Chunky Monkey yarn, 5 mm needles and a perforated wooden base are used to give the bottom a circular shape. The closure is achieved using a strip of i-cord knitted with double-pointed needles.

▷ Scheepjes Chunky Monkey: yarn A: 2011 Ultramarine – 2 balls, yarn B: 1003 Cornflower Blue – 1 ball, yarn C: 1068 Turquoise – 1 ball, yarn D: 1422 Aqua – 1 ball, yarn E: 1218 Jasmine – 1 ball, yarn F: 1001 White – 1 ball
▷ 5 mm straight needles
▷ 5 mm double-pointed needles (only 2 needed)
▷ 28 cm diameter perforated wooden bag base

What makes the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea (Scheepjes) printed pattern special

Number 18 in the Pretty Little Things collection stands out for its thematic consistency, technical accessibility and the originality of the three projects it includes. All are inspired by the marine world and designed to offer a complete and varied creative experience, both in terms of materials and techniques. What makes this pattern truly special is the way it transforms simple ideas into memorable pieces, with highly visual results that are suitable for beginners as well as more experienced knitters and crafters.

🐋 Wally Whale

The Wally Whale amigurumi is one of those projects that you fall in love with because of its simplicity and charm. It is crocheted with Catona cotton yarn, using basic spiral stitches, and mounted on a wobble ball that gives it movement. This little sea creature is perfect as a gift, to decorate children's shelves or as a first amigurumi for those new to crochet. Its simple structure allows you to focus on the shape and finish, and the combination of navy blue, white and black creates a very attractive visual effect.

🪼 Deep Sea Hanger

This jellyfish-shaped embroidery on tulle is undoubtedly the most artistic project in the pattern. It uses hand embroidery with DMC threads and a multi-layered tulle assembly that is stretched on a frame, achieving a three-dimensional result with great visual impact. The Toho beads sewn in different shades create subtle reflections of light, evoking movement under the water. The most special thing about this design is how it combines simple techniques with a very refined aesthetic, making it a decorative piece with character and personality.

🎒 Ocean Breeze Bag

The Ocean Breeze Bag is a practical, original and versatile project. It is knitted in stockinette stitch with Chunky Monkey yarn and mounted on a circular wooden base, which gives it stability and a defined shape. The distinguishing detail is in the decoration: cloud and wave motifs are applied using the duplicate stitch technique, which adds texture without complicating the execution. In addition, the i-cord closure adds a functional and modern touch. It is an ideal project for those looking for a handmade bag that combines design and utility.

Contents of the Pretty Little Things No. 18 – Sea printed pattern by Scheepjes

This printed pattern from the Pretty Little Things No. 18 collection includes a full-colour booklet in a stapled booklet format, designed for ease of use while you work. Inside, you will find detailed explanations for three different projects, all inspired by the sea and presented in a clear, practical and visual way. Each design has its own separate section within the pattern, avoiding confusion and allowing you to easily choose which one to start with.

Each project details the materials required, recommended tools, step-by-step instructions, diagrams or charts where applicable, and clear instructions on assembly and finishing. Helpful tips from the designers are also included to ensure the best possible result, even if you are new to this technique.

▷ 3 separate patterns with detailed information
▷ Full-colour printed pattern
▷ Step-by-step information with detailed text
▷ List of materials for each project included
▷ Pattern adapted for beginners, with simple instructions

The booklet has a compact design, with high-quality printing and an illustrated cover, making it an ideal product for collectors of the series, DIY enthusiasts and knitters who prefer to follow patterns without the need for digital devices.

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