Turtle Crochet Kit
Meet Emilio the Turtle
What better way to shell-ebrate World Turtle Day than by welcoming Emilio the Turtle? Not to mention we’re turtle-ly excited to launch a brand-new Easy Peasy yarn color: brown!
The clever design of his little legs and tail will have you in turtle awe—and of course who could resist that adorably round head? Just remember that slow and steady wins the race, so don’t be afraid to take your time with our step-by-step tur-torials. If crochet has tortoise anything, it’s to embrace learning new things. So dive right in and start bringing this spe-shell new pal to life!
Can I really learn how to crochet from these kits?
You bet - over 250,000 people have learned crochet with The Woobles, and you can be next! Just follow the step-by-step video tutorials that come with each kit. Our beginner kits also come pre-started to get you over the first hump.
What’s included
- Step-by-step video tutorials
- The Woobles Easy Peasy yarn, custom-made for beginners
- Pre-started crochet piece, so you can get right into practicing the main crochet stitch
- Unlimited help over e-mail, plus virtual crochet office hours
- Plastic eyes
- Stuffing
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch marker
- Pattern
- 4mm ergonomic crochet hook (for an additional charge)
Skill level
Beginner+
Righty? Lefty?
We've got you covered. Our pre-started beginner crochet kits work for both righties and lefties, and all Woobles crochet tutorials have both right-handed and left-handed versions.
Size
About 3.5 in (8.9 cm) tall. As a handmade item, exact size depends on the crocheter.
Customer Reviews
My son loves turtles so when I saw this I had to get him! He is so cute and so fun to do! My favorite was the legs and the tail. It made me feel like a real pro, but I couldn’t get it without videos. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us!
He was my fourth Wooble. Got confused on the legs and tail part had to watch the video multiple times for that area, but eventually got it and added new stitches to crocheting
This was my 11-year-old's second wooble and it turned out great! Very easy for her. She added blush which was a cute touch. Apparently the legs were a bit confusing with the half-double and double crochet stitches, but they turned out fine. We are giving it as a christmas gift. Thank you, woobles!
This was my first crochet project. I enjoyed it and feel more confident crocheting! Turned out cute. The only place I got stuck where the video was different than the written instructions was at the color change on the shell. If you watch video to learn technique, but follow the written instructions on that your last stitch is a double stitch, and then to crochet only into the back of the V, you should be good
I had my tension pretty tight the whole time so he turned out pretty small but is so cute! I am very pleased with how I did except attaching the head onto the shell. It irritates me that I can see some of those stitches on top but I’m getting over it by thinking it’s part of his neck.
Customer Reviews
My son loves turtles so when I saw this I had to get him! He is so cute and so fun to do! My favorite was the legs and the tail. It made me feel like a real pro, but I couldn’t get it without videos. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us!
He was my fourth Wooble. Got confused on the legs and tail part had to watch the video multiple times for that area, but eventually got it and added new stitches to crocheting
This was my 11-year-old's second wooble and it turned out great! Very easy for her. She added blush which was a cute touch. Apparently the legs were a bit confusing with the half-double and double crochet stitches, but they turned out fine. We are giving it as a christmas gift. Thank you, woobles!
This was my first crochet project. I enjoyed it and feel more confident crocheting! Turned out cute. The only place I got stuck where the video was different than the written instructions was at the color change on the shell. If you watch video to learn technique, but follow the written instructions on that your last stitch is a double stitch, and then to crochet only into the back of the V, you should be good
I had my tension pretty tight the whole time so he turned out pretty small but is so cute! I am very pleased with how I did except attaching the head onto the shell. It irritates me that I can see some of those stitches on top but I’m getting over it by thinking it’s part of his neck.