• Three knitted seals in different colours with their hats and scarves
  • Grey knitted seal with a blue hat
  • White knitted seal with a green scarf and cream hat
  • White knitted seal showing the rounded body and fins
  • White knitted seal with a yellow hat and tan scarf
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Seal Toy Knitting Pattern

Seal Toy Knitting Pattern

Small toy knitting

Knit a little seal with a rounded body, a soft muzzle and a tiny wardrobe. The photo guide shows the shaping and finishing up close, where it’s easiest to lose your place.
  • Intermediate
  • Photo guide + compact directions

Digital knitting pattern

£6.99 GBP
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  • Close-up photos for the face and assembly
  • Knit hats and a scarf to change its look
  • Use the compact directions when you’re ready to print
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What is inside the pattern?

Includes the illustrated directions and a separate compact version for printing. The illustrated guide also covers the seal’s accessories and a little seagull.

Is this the right level for me?

Work the head and body top down in the round on double-pointed needles. Shape with increases and decreases, then stuff, sew on the fins and muzzle, and add the facial details. Some small details use crochet.

Finished size & fit

The seal measures approximately 22–24 cm (8¾–9½ in) long.

Materials needed

Use a soft main yarn around 140–150 m per 50 g, small amounts of contrast yarn, 2 and 2.5 mm double-pointed needles, a 1.7 mm crochet hook, a tapestry needle, stuffing and 8 mm eyes. The guide lists the small finishing supplies for each accessory.

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Plan your knitting project

Finished size & fit

The seal measures approximately 22–24 cm (8¾–9½ in) long.

Yarn & tools

Use a soft main yarn around 140–150 m per 50 g, small amounts of contrast yarn, 2 and 2.5 mm double-pointed needles, a 1.7 mm crochet hook, a tapestry needle, stuffing and 8 mm eyes. The guide lists the small finishing supplies for each accessory.

Construction & techniques

Work the head and body top down in the round on double-pointed needles. Shape with increases and decreases, then stuff, sew on the fins and muzzle, and add the facial details. Some small details use crochet.

Picture the finished project

White knitted seal with a green scarf and cream hat

The finished project

Give each seal its own look

Try a grey seal in a blue hat, or a white one in a scarf. The same body pattern gives you room to make the little details your own.

From the first stitch to the finish

White knitted seal showing the rounded body and fins

Your time with the needles

The face is the finishing touch

Follow the close-ups for the muzzle, eyes and whiskers. You can pause between each detail and check the expression before securing it.

A few things before you begin

Choose your size, check your yarn and plan your first stitches.

Can I use the instructions without printing all the photos?

Yes. The compact directions are included separately, so you can keep the full photo guide open and print the shorter version.

Which parts use a crochet hook?

The pattern uses a small hook for some cast-ons and details. The main body is knitted on double-pointed needles.

What gauge should I aim for?
How do I receive my pattern?

After payment, follow the download link with your order. Save the file so you can return to the instructions when you’re ready to make it.

Make your little seal

Choose your yarn and make the project your own.

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