A very simple sunflower turtle with bee can be crocheted. There are a lot of photos in the pattern that simplify the crocheting process.

What languages is the pattern available in?
English, French, Spanish and German.

Is this no sew?
No, all parts are sewn with a needle, namely the upper and lower flippers, as well as the tail and head to the turtle’s shell.

Is the pattern complicated?
For beginners, there may be problems, but if you know the base of crochet and crocheting abbreviations (sc, inc, dec, BLO and so on) it will be very easy for you on the contrary. By the way, I wrote an abbreviated crochet pattern for the turtle below.

What do you need to know?

Simply burn the ends of the fluffy yarn with a lighter and you will be able to sew details easily.
You can choose the eye size you want.

Materials for Crocheting:
• 6.0 mm crochet hook
• 4.5 mm crochet hook
• White yarn “Himalaya Dolphin Baby” No. 80301
• Brown yarn “Himalaya Dolphin Baby” No. 80337
• Green yarn “Himalaya Dolphin Baby” No. 80359
• Yellow yarn “Himalaya Dolphin Baby” No. 80368
• Black acrylic yarn “Gazzal Baby Cotton” (for stitching the eyes)
• Holofiber stuffing
• Scissors
• Embroidery needle
Turtle size: 9.65 inches

Yarn specifications (the yarn I used):
• Length: 120 meters
• Weight: 100 grams
• Thickness: 6 mm — Super Bulky

You can use crochet hooks of any size. For example, 6.5 mm or larger will make the turtle bigger, or 5.5 mm will make the turtle slightly smaller

Abbreviations.
Chain stitch\Air loop — ch.
Single crochet — sc.
Increase — inc.
Decrease — dec.
Half double crochet — hdc.
Double crochet — dc.
Treble crochet — tr.
Triple treble crochet — trtr.
FLO — Front Loop Only.
BLO — Back Loops Only.
Slip stitch — sl, st.
(18) – number of loops.
6 – repeat number of time