Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail “Sebaya”v

Wie du eine Cukado Meerjungfrauflosse für deine Cukado Amigurumis häkeln kannst zeige ich dir in dieser Anleitung. Die gehäkelte Meerjungfrauflosse “Sebaya” ist leicht nachgearbeitet und passt allen Cukado Puppen.

Introduction: Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail “Sebaya”

Knowledge: Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail

Supplies: Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail

Size: Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail

For the Cukado mermaid tail to fit all Cukado dolls you should crochet it with a comparable yarn size and needle size as the Cukado Amigurumi.

Crochet Pattern: Crochet Cukado Mermaid Tail

For the Cukado mermaid tail we first crochet the fins and then the body. After that we also crochet a ribbon and attach it to the waist band. If you like you can set down the fin and the waist band in color or attach some decorations.

Crochet Fins (2x)

Die Flossen für die Meerjungfrauflosse häkeln wir von unten nach oben mit single crochet stitches (US!) in spiral rounds. Bei der zweiten Flosse wird der Faden nicht abgeschnitten, sondern wir machen gleich weiter.

Crochet Fins Together

Next we want to crochet the fins together, so we can contiue with the body.

Crochet Body (1x)

The body for the mermaid tail we crochet from bottom up in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches (US!).

Crochet Ribbon (1x)

The ribbon for the mermaid tail we crochet with just one row with chain stitches.

Attach Ribbon

Next we can pull the ribbon through the upper edge of the mermaid tail. The ribbon sits between the half double crochet stitches (US!) of the penultimate round.

Use a crochet hook to pull it alternately in front of and behind 2 half treble crochet stitches (UK!). Start slightly next to the middle of the front as it will be tied there later.

If you have done everything right, you can now bind the ribbon at the front of the mermaid tail.

So you prevent the dressed mermaid tail from slipping down the body of the doll.