I’ve been thinking about these crochet jellyfish for a while, so I’m happy to share the pattern today! I think they’re fun to hang around with, and made from cotton, would pair well with my fish scrubbies in an ocean-themed kids bathroom!
Last summer when I went back to Taiwan, my sister and I picked up these weird little hand-towel doohickies from the local Poya. You can buy pretty much anything there – like a teeny tiny Target, and we’d spent quite a bit of time in there with my parents just cruising the different cute odds and ends. Anyways, these doohickies were these tubes covered in those microfiber mop wormy ends, and topped off with a cute strawberry or a cute lime or something. I came home with 2, a red one and a green one, and the kids have been fighting over them since. They’re supposed to be used to dry your hands. They have been occasionally used to dry hands, but more often to be snuggled (while clean) and flung around the house.
That crazy story is the inspiration for my crochet jellyfish. I wanted to make something that can be used to dry your hands but be adorable too, and I thought that the jellyfish tentacles could work in that capacity. I made only one originally, but with two kids, I can’t not make another one. IT HAS TO BE FAIR! So, one blue one for the boy, and one purple one for the girl. Le sigh. And of course, neither have ever been used to dry hands. They are snuggle dolls now.
Because I wanted them originally to be used in a bathroom, I chose to use cotton yarn. Yarnspirations was kind enough to supply me with their Bernat Handicrafter cotton, and it was a joy to work with such vibrant colors. The yarn was sturdy and held its shape well, especially in the curly cues, but was still soft enough to cuddle with!
The final size of the jellyfish is about 15 to 18 inches long, with the head about 5 inches across. The length of the jellyfish is up to you and how you want to make and arrange the curly cues. I did notice that after some hard playing, my son’s jellyfish’s curly cues loosened and lengthened a bit.
Just one piece of advice/warning. If you are making this for small children, PLEASE supervise their play. These are long curly cues, and God forbid it becomes a strangulation hazard. This pattern was not designed to be dangerous, but, well, kids. So, be careful if they’re flinging it around, and especially don’t let kids sleep with their jellyfish friends. Maybe it is safer to let them hang out in the bathroom as a cute little towel.
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Thanks to a wonderful reader, Jeannette Kemp, you can also download a Dutch translation of this pattern here!
Supplies
- G (4 mm) hook (Clover Amour Hook*)
- Note: I used a G hook for the head of the jellyfish, but tried both a G hook (blue jellyfish) and an H hook (purple jellyfish) for the curly cues.
- Yarnspirations Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Yarn: main color – 2 skeins, secondary color – 1 skein
- The Blue jellyfish is Robin’s Egg Blue and Mod Blue. The Purple jellyfish is Soft Violet and Hot Pink.
- 9mm safety eyes
- Black DMC embroidery thread
- embroidery needle
- scissors
- polyester fiberfill
Abbreviations
sl st – slip stitch
ch – chain stitch
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
sc2tog – single crochet 2 together (joining/decreasing stitch)
Crochet Jellyfish Instructions
Cap/Face
Round 1: Work 8 sc into a magic circle. Join with sl st to first sc. (8)
Round 2: Ch 1. Work 2 sc into each stitch around. Join with sl st to first sc. (16)
Round 3: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into next stitch, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (24)
Round 4: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 2 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (32)
Round 5: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 3 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (40)
Round 6: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 4 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (48)
Round 7-8: Ch 1. Work 1 sc into each stitch around. Join with sl st to first sc. (48)
Round 9: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 5 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (56)
Round 10-14: Ch 1. Work 1 sc into each stitch around. Join with sl st to first sc. (56)
Round 15: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 2 stitches. Work 1 sc2tog, 1 sc into next stitch, 1 sc2tog.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (40)
Fasten off, and weave in ends.
Jellyfish bottom panel
Round 1: Ch 1. Work 8 sc into a magic circle. Join with sl st to first sc. (8)
Round 2: Ch 1. Work 2 sc into each stitch around. Join with sl st to first sc. (16)
Round 3: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into next stitch, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (24)
Round 4: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 2 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (32)
Round 5: Ch 3 (does not count as stitch). *Work 1 dc into each of next 3 stitches, 2 dc into next stitch.* Repeat around. Join with sl st to first sc. (40)
Fasten off, but leave a long enough tail to sc around. (Probably a few feet at least).
Jellyfish streamers/tentacles
I found the streamers were easiest and most fun when done freeform. All of them are a little different, but I used the same basics for each one to maintain consistency. You can check out my curly cue sampler to get an idea of what each type of curl will look like. Also, you can change up the hook size for a different look. I used a G hook for the blue jellyfish and an H hook for the purple jellyfish. On each jellyfish, there are 8 tentacles of varying width and length.
- Chain either 30, 40, 50, 60 or even 70.
- Work 2 (or 3) sc in each chain stitch OR work 2 (or 3) hdc in each chain stitch. If you’re starting with sc, then work into 2nd chain from hook. If you’re starting with hdc, then work into 3rd chain from hook.
- Now, think of this as a Choose Your Own Crochet Adventure. Continue working sc or hdc, working 2 or 3 stitches into each chain across, then fasten off, leaving a tail.
I found it best if you stick with a particular pattern long enough to establish the right curl, then change it to create a different type curl. Don’t change your stitch type too quickly. You can curl the curly cues properly or leave it messy, up to you!
Assembly
Step 1: Attach the safety eyes between rows 12 and 13 on the cap, about 8 stitches apart.
Step 2: Use the embroidery thread to sew on a mouth halfway between the eyes.
Step 3: Attach the tentacles to the bottom panel by weaving both tails of the tentacles through stitch spaces in the panel, and tie a double knot to secure. You can weave the ends in, or maybe not, since it’ll be hidden inside the stuffed head. I chose to weave in ends because I don’t know how hard the kids will pull on the tentacles.
Step 4: Match up the seam stitch of the panel against the seam stitch of the cap. Insert your hook through both loops (front to back) on one stitch on the cap, and pull through a loop of the panel’s tail. Work a chain stitch. Then insert your hook through the same cap stitch, and through the first stitch on the panel, pull up a loop and complete a sc. (It’s ok if you fudge this. You just need to attach the two pieces together to get started.)
Step 5: For the next stitch and for each stitch around, insert hook from outside of cap through all 4 loops (cap and panel). Work a sc.
Step 6: Once you’ve gone almost around, stuff the head with fiberfill, then continue working sc around to close up the head. Join to the first sc with a sl st. Fasten off and weave in ends.
If you’d like to hang your jellyfish, you can sew on a loop at the top. Otherwise you’re done!
Remember, be careful playing with the jellyfish and don’t get tangled up!
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Thank you so much. Very cute.
These are adorable! Thank you for sharing the pattern. I can’t wait to try them!
wow these are the cutest little octopi (spelling? lol) ever!!
Please provide the size of the hook in MM… there are two different sizes of “G” hook…
One more thing, do you join at the end of each row or work in the round? Your instructions above do not say.
thank you…
All done. Thanks!
This will make my grandkiddos squeal….lol…ty so much
So cute! My child would love this. Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely must ask the grandparents to make me these, I would love to hang these in the nursery. Gorgeous!
Omg I don’ know why but I find these so cute! I have a cute small christmas ornament like this!
Oh my goodness. Now I need to learn how to crochet. Not sure I’m smart enough to turn this into a knitting pattern. 🙂 Inspiration!
these are absolutely adorable
Be awesome for VBS this summer cept I can’t crochet.
Approx how many tentacles are on each one? I am having difficulty counting from the pictures. Thank you so much for such an adorable pattern.
I made 8 tentacles per jellyfish, of varying widths and lengths. I’ll add that note in right now, thanks!
I loveeee it, but I’m a visual learner by videos. Any chance you have the step by step instructions on YouTube?
Yes! I also want to know… I tried this and used a “g”-4.5… And it’s a lot bigger I think than it should be!
Yes, you join with a slip stitch. The instructions indicate such.
Oops, nvm.
Do you chain one at the end of each round?
Love these I am going to have to try to make them m. Thanks for sharing the pattern
Oh my yes! I do rounds so often, my brain takes that for granted and I forgot to write it into the pattern – I’ve fixed it now. Thank you for noticing!
I used a G-4mm hook for the heads of both jellyfish, and an H hook for the tentacles on the purple jellyfish. The purple came out bigger because the fiberfill was puffier, so in the end, I don’t feel the size matters too much – bigger or smaller, it makes each one unique! 🙂
Unfortunately, I don’t make a lot of videos, I just try to take pictures of each step. Maybe in the future though!
Hello and good day to all…thanks so much for sharing this adorable pattern, I love your choice of colors btw, they really pop! Anyway, I was kinda curious about wash care instructions if they are used as hand towels…i would guess that they’d need to be hand washed and to probably only get the tentacles wet, Ive never made anything with fiberfill, as I’ve only recently discovered the art of amigurami but haven’t made anything yet, this would be my first stuffed toy, though I have had a few failed attempts at other projects. So yea that’s my question lol can i get the head wet, or hand wash tentacles only? Thanks!
How do you think it will work up with regular yarn?
The fiberfill I choose is all washable, so I intend on throwing the whole thing into the washing machine, but I don’t know if that’s a good thing. Maybe a spot clean or hand wash would be better, but yes, the fiberfill can get wet.
I imagine it’d still look really good! 🙂 Maybe a little fuzzier?
It seems like the weight of 8 tentacles would cause the bottom panel to pull out of shape. How do you keep the weight of the tentacles from pulling on the bottom panel of the piece and making it misshapen?
Very cute! Thank you for the pattern.
Do you think this would be easy to turn into a knitting pattern? I am learning to crochet, but have been knitting for a few years. Just looking at the pattern, it should be fairly easy.
Are these American or Uk instructions please?
If you figure that out, let me know. 🙂 I’ve been knitting for years, but love this enough to learn to crochet. Spent about an hour watching youtube videos this afternoon and I think I’ve got it! 🙂
These are cute. Would it be possible to knit as I cannot crochet. I have been ask to make some.
How many do you start with? Chain that is.
What is your policy on selling a finished product, crediting your pattern?
I LOVE these. However, you do not say what size skeins you used. There are more than one size of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton Yarn. I usually use Lily Sugar’n Cream Cotton Yarn. But I need to buy the colors I want for these items and don’t want to buy too much or not enough. Thank You, Kathy
Hi, you say 2 skeins, but how many ounces skein do you use?
Hi are the stitches in US sizes or UK sizes?
They are in US sizes.
It’s a 50g/1.75oz skein with 80 yds. The exact type of yarn is linked in the post. Thanks!
The type/size of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton is linked in the Supplies part of the pattern – it is 50g/1.75 oz, and 80yd per skein.
You are totally welcome to sell a finished product made from this pattern, and crediting this post will be very much appreciated! Thank you!
You start with a magic circle: http://www.1dogwoof.com/2013/08/crochet-in-the-round-magic-circle-and-chain-2.html
US instructions.
It’s really not that heavy, and it’s stuffed toy, so it will inevitably get misshapen as it gets played with. But just hung and left alone, it shouldn’t pull too much.
Please can u email me the pattern of the jellyfish
I’m a self taught crocheter and need a little help here. So, you crochet 8 SC, join in the first SC with a slip stitch, and there are still 8 stitches, or does that slip stitch into the first SC “technically” take the number of ending SC down to 7? Does that question make sense? If not, I guess what I’m asking is, does the Slip stitch count as a SC in the pattern? My counts are getting off track and I’m not sure why. :-/
I love this pattern, very easy to follow and works up very nicely!! Thank you!
Am I doing something wrong? I don’t get 40 for a stitch count on the decreasing round of the top. I only get 38. I double checked count was 56 on the previous round.
I got it figured out
Do you sell these? I can’t crochet and really don’t have an interest in learning but I would like these for the kids.
I am having problems with Round 15. If I follow the pattern as instructed; Ch 1. work 1 sc in each of the next 2 stitches. Work 1sc2tog, 1 sc into the next stitch, 1sc2tog,etc. Do I work the 1sc2tog, 1sc into the next stitch all in the same stitch? I took this to be 2 separate stitches I was using. I keep ending up with 36 stitches. Help!!
Hi
Could you tell me the colours you used for the blue one.?
Thank you
Janet
It’s Robin’s Egg Blue and Mod Blue.
My grandsons’ “partner” emailed me this picture asking if I could make one for her. So glad to find the pattern. I am sure their little girl will love it!!
For those of us, mainly ME, that cannot get the hang of the magic circle, how many would we chain??? I’ve never been able to get it made right to even do the work inside it!!! Thank you for this pattern though….they are so very cute!!!!
The head of the jellyfish is 4 inches across, the bottom is only 2 1/2 inches across..how does this work now???
I went to the other part and read it after I sent this one!!! Thank you!!!! I have such a hard time with the magic circle…it NEVER looks like anyone’s pictures!!!
Do you need a commercial license to use this pattern, If one were interested in making some and selling some!? Or is it okay to use as long as credit for pattern is given?
Just finished my first jellyfish. Have a feeling it won’t be the last! I only wish there were more hours in a day to create such cuteness!
can u knit it
Mine is still not turning out right. I’m getting really frustrated. I’ve started from the beginning six times and still get the wrong sizes. When we do rows 10-14, that’s where my issue is i think. Do we end at the same place we began or is this increasing???
Are we using the same brand of hook????? My set has 3.75 then jumps 4.25, which is a G hook!!!
Jessica,
Can you tell me what you figured out cause I get 38 also, not 40? Rows 10-14 I get 56, row 15 I get 56 but row 16 I keep getting 3
Please Please Please and
Thank you, Kelly
Hi! I love this. I just made one. I’m wondering how you get the bottom panel not to sag with the weight of the trendrils? Mine is sagging 🙁
Colors for the pink and mauve please
Thank you
Janet
Hi,
I really love these jellyfish. I’m having a problem with row 16. Rows 10-14 I get 56 and 15 I get 56. On row 16, I sc in each of the 1st two stitches, 1sc2tog, 1 sc , 1sc2tog and keep repeating and at the end I get 38 not 40 stitches. I have done it over 3 times. Can you please help me cause I have everything else done and can’t put it together. Thank you
For anyone else confused about round 15 (like I was).
It should be:
Round 15: Ch 1. *Work 1 sc into each of next 2 stitches. Work 1 sc2tog in to next stitch, 1 sc into next stitch, 1 sc2tog in to next stitch.* Repeat around.Join with sl st to first sc. (40)
So *1sc in to each of next 2 stitches, 1 sc2tog, 1sc, 1sc2tog*.
The way the pattern is written makes it look like the 1sc should go in the same stitch as the first sc2tog, but this is not right.
I don’t know what yarn to use? Where do u get it?
The post has listed Yarnspirations Bernat Handicrafter Cotton yarn, with a link on where to get it.
Soft Violet and Hot Pink
I think my stuffing was pretty dense so it didn’t sag too much. Now that the kids have played with it, pulled it, squished it, it looks a little more saggy.
I use a Clover USA Amour Hook, and the G is 4mm. Either of yours should be fine. It’s more important to match it to the type of yarn used.
Rounds 10-14 are all the same size – they are not increasing.
You do not need a license, but credit to ChiWei @ One Dog WOof and a link back to the blog would be much appreciated!
The link to the magic circle in the post also gives the chain equivalent, but it will leave a hole at the top of the jellyfish.
Both the top and bottom pieces are 40 stitches around, and it’ll pull in to fit together.
Hi there
Approximately how long did it take to make the first one? I need a QUICK gift so looking for a guide time wise.
Thanks!
I can :). If you wanted to pay me for them, I could do it. How many do you need?
Has anyone got the answer yet to round 15? I see a lot of people having the same problem as I
am. I don’t get 40 stitches at the end of the round.
Hi, thanks for this gorgeous pattern! I am not an experienced crochet-er and am hoping you can help me? When I get to row 4, my circle starts curling at the edges and won’t sit flat. Is this supposed to happen or am I doing something wrong? Thanks
Was tagged with this cute fellow saying her sister would go crazy if it made it for her, with sister reply of Please please please…. One early birthday gift completed, thanks so much.
I discovered that the leading “string” on the jellyfish head can make a nifty hanging loop. Just use a yarn needle and pull the yarn through the initial hole and then back down and fasten off, leaving most of the yarn as a loop. If you want a longer loop, just use a longer leading yarn.
Thank you so much for this adorable pattern, as well as your patience and kindness in dealing with others. ????
If the bottom is saging then take a bead or button and sew it to the botton and run the thread up through to the top and tie it off. if it is for a childs toy then use yarn.
I used a strand of yarn for hanging it – using a yarn needle I went up from the centre bottom, made a hanging loop then came back down through the head and tied it at the bottom centre, This helped to stop the sag 🙂
Round 5 of the bottom panel states Ch 1. Work 1 dc into each of next 3 stitches, 2 dc into next stitch. Join with sl st to first sc. (40)
should the round be in dc or sc?
thank you
The round is in DC to give it the extra height it needs to match up to the cap.
Help my curly cues aren’t going that curly more wavy any ideas why thanks
Hi, thanks for the pattern, they are sooo cute!
I pretty much finished mine – haven’t bind it off yet. In my case the bottom panel is a bit saggy, you can see it pulling down and not being straight-ish. I wonder if it’s tentacles that’s heavy, but I’ve already fasten them soo good, that undoing will be a bit of a nightmare. I don’t think stuffing more will help, it will just expand into it.
Any advice what to do? 🙂
Many thanks!
Thank you.
hello,
I have the same issue. I counted and I do have 40 stitches on both pieces, But the bottom panel is about half the size of the face/cap. i don’t see how this is supposed to stitch together. Please help.
Thank you for the wonderful pattern!!! It was super easy to follow and make these adorable jelly fish!!! Thanks again!!
I think it actually depends on the stuffing. One of mine sags a little bit with soft stuffing, and the other was a tougher stuffing and it doesn’t sag at all. Sorry, I don’t have any other advice on how to make it not sag!
Working more stitches into each chain stitch will make it curl more.
Thank you for the beautiful pattern! Love it and I find your instructions very easy to follow! Have already made 3 jellyfish, 2 for my granddaughter, I’ll make one more so I have 2 for my daughter to hang in her bathroom. I have a feeling I will get a lot more requests, & I give you all the credit!
Amazing, amazing and amazing!
You can find my jellyfish here http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Potvoora/friendly-jellyfish
I need help! I can’t seem to get past the second row…after starting with the sc in the first stitch and continuing with 2 sc in the next all the way around, my counts are way too high. Instead of 24 stitches at the end of the row I have over 30. Can you please tell me what I am doing wrong?? I started over about 5 times and I keep having the same problem, I really want to make this for my grandbaby!! Please help!!
Hi Chrissy, a reader pointed out that it was unclear the way it was written and I’ve adjusted it – you work [1 sc, then 2 sc], 8x around, so it’s not 2 sc in each stitch. Hope that makes sense!
Thank you so much!
2sc, decrease, sc, decrease all the way around and I came out with 40
i used a 4mm and it came out well
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Not sure why I am having such a hard time getting this pattern going. It seems very simple and straight forward. I guess what I am getting confused on is slip stitching the rounds together. Am I supposed to slip into the chain 1 or the first single crochet?
If you purchased the PDF and you made changes (as indicated in comments) after we purchased it, how do we get the new one, do we have to purchase again?
Me too! Same amount of stitches, but the bottom panel is way smaller, and will definitely create ripples around the outside when sewn… Arg.
If the bottom panel becomes a problem, you can always work that in a larger hook to help match the cap better. But the number of stitches on both top and bottom are the same, so there shouldn’t be ripples.
I’ve made for of these adorable jellyfish, and your pattern is easy to follow with the pictures – thank you. My granddaughter sent me the link to the pattern and asked me to make them for her baby’s nursery as a mobile (due in December). Then my daughter in law asked for one for her Coastal themed bathroom. I also decided to make one for my newborn great granddaughter!! I used Sugar & Cream cotton yarn as well as Hobby Lobby’s I Love Cotton yarn, and they are both soft enough to be used as a toy as well.
should say “four (4)”
I also made this using thread. It is so cute hanging from my mirror in my car.
I am making these for a baby shower, using Hobby Lobby’s “Crafter’s Secret” acrylic yarn, rather than cotton, and they look great! Also, for those having trouble with the Magic Circle, as I sometimes do, there are some great, easy to follow pictures and instructions here:
http://www.allaboutami.com/post/6053699559/magiccircle
Thanks for the great pattern!!!
(Unless otherwise noted in your pattern instructions) When your asked in the pattern to “join with ss” it’s usually joined at the top of your very first stitch made. You will have then made a completed circle.
G/4
yes it will curl some.
My head/cap is much larger than the bottom panel, is that the way it’s suppose to be?
Never mind, I figured it out!! This thing is so cute and the TENDRALS are really cool! 🙂
Cutest.pattern.ever! I have two made (one pink, one blue) and ready to sew and stuff; I used acrylic yarn from my stash. Bought a bag of safety eyes especially for these but as I’m wanting to get into amigurumi they will not go to waste! I really enjoy your blog and your free patterns. Just wanted to say THANK YOU and keep up the good work!
These are ridiculously cute. Can’t wait to get started.
Oh, this is adorable! Makes me wish i’d known how to crochet!
Thanks for sharing the pattern. They are a hoot to make and all my daughter’s friends have enjoyed them all summer.
Made some mini ones for my daughter to hang in your locker.
How?!? That sounds amazing. I have no crocheting things at all, but I would LOVE to make this.
Go on YouTube it will teach you that’s hoe I learnt
Are you sure that you did DC in row 5 and not HDC or SC? The DC should make it the correct height…I almost missed the change of stitch, so thought that might be the problem.
In the last row of the panel, it says ch 1 at the beginning even though it’s for a row of dc stitches…is this a mistake or do I really do only one chain for this row instead of 3? I’ve never done dc in the round before. Thanks! I’m a noob.
I would leave the tails messy looks more natural that way.
Thanks for this adorable pattern, ChiWei. I just want to say that I think you have a thousand times more patience than I do to continue to answer the same questions over and over in such a sweet manner!
Love this project! A friend of mine asked me to make up five of them for Christmas. I need to know how long it takes to make one (it looks like a one day project!) …also is there any left over from the skein, or does it take all of it? Thanx!
In the picture, it looks like the bottom panel is pulled up, or curved inwards. I like that look, however, my tentacles seem to pull it down so it curves down. I’ve tried connecting the top and bottom with a string, put it only pulls the top down, not the bottom up. How do I avoid this?
Hi Faith,
My jellyfish have drooped a bit over time. I try to crochet with a tight gauge so there’s not as much stretch, and also not add too much weight with the tentacles. Hope that helps!
I would guess each one should take less than a day. And it doesn’t use that much yarn. Leftovers will depend on the type of yarn that you use. For my project, I had leftovers of my skeins – although probably not enough to make 2 jellyfish. Thanks!
Thank you Sharon for your kind words!
Great catch! It should be Ch 3 to get it to the height of the double crochet. Fixing now!
Great catch – yes, it’s a double crochet in the last round, and you should start with 3 chains, which don’t count in the stitch count.
SO ADORBES!!! Love it want my Mom to make these for me.
Usually a slip stitch will never count as a SC. It’s just a join. I followed the pattern by not counting the sl st in my counts and it worked out. The thing to make sure, though, is when you sl st, then chain, your first SC needs to be in the same stitch as your sl st. The counts should work out then.
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How do i print out the pattern
How do i print out the pattern
I’ve just finished it for my god-daughter. She’s been asking for one for some time… It came up PERFECT. Thank you for posting it so generously!
Hi, theses are so cute and just what I am looking for. Do you sell them or know someone who will make them for me? Oh, I sure hope so.
I need 2 of them, one for a new grandson, and for the 18 month brother. I love the two shades of aqua one, what other color do you have? Maybe a blue and green, or blue and yellow or green and yellow?
Please let me know if you are able to make these for me and what cost they are. Thank you. They are needed by other week of March 12.
Could you get any cuter?! Love them! 🙂 Lisa
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Thank you so much for this pattern! I absolutely love it!! I have all the pieces made but I haven’t bought the filler for it yet. Can I use the poly-fil they sell at Wal-Mart to stuff it? Or do I need something else? My top part ended up a little more loose then yours, do you think it could cause the stuffing to come out? It’s not bad, just a couple of stiches that I must have done while watching tv so they are a little larger lol I’ve never tried crocheting a stuffed toy before, so sorry for all the questions.
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I love it!!!! How cute the jellyfish is~ My kid will definitely love it! Thank you so much for the tutorial and pattern! This is better than any ornament.
Thanks for the easy and super cute pattern! I added a small little addition to mine to create a little petal look at the bottom.
SC – 2 HDC in the same stitch – 2DC in the same stitch – 2 HDC in the same stitch – SC **and repeated till the end.
It gave a cute little wavy look in stead of just ending with a straight line 🙂
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Is it ok to translate this pattern in Dutch? Obviously I place a link to the orginal post. Let me know what you think! Gonna work on this tonight for a 2 year old and a almost 6 year old!
I had the same thought there!
It is not that bad but the filling can come trough as you said. No big deal of it is for bigger kids
I love these and I’ve been looking for an easy pattern to use. I’d like to make them for my grandkids in different colors. As toddlers I think they’d really like them. Thanks for sharing!
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Your instructions for the Jellyfish are 2 skeins of main color, and 1 skein of secondary color. Which size skein are you using? Could you give me the oz. that are needed for each color?
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Love this jelly fish pattern. My grand-daughter saw and ask if I would make one for her 10 month old daughter. After I made it my grand=daughter saw and she liked it so much she is having the 1st birthday party theme “under the sea” and mermaid. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern.
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I love this pattern for jellyfish, and am desperately trying to make it. I don’t know if it’s been brought up already, but I can’t make a magic circle to save my life. Any advice for an alternative would be much appreciated.
Thanks for the great pattern! I did three of these in a variegated wool so they are all unique, but coordinated. We hung them at varying heights over the crib for my grandchild, and they are a huge hit. They are the first thing you notice when you go into the nursery. Love them!
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How large are your skeins?
I read each post. I have not started but hope to soon. I think I got the info I need. Really excited to do this.
Hi,
In round 5 of the bottom panel, that last line in the pattern should be “Join with sl st in dc in first round”, as there are no scs in that round.
Fairly easy to figure out, but it confused me for a minute and thought you’d want to fix it.
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I’m using it love this cotton by hobby lobby abdominal I’m on round 10 of the head but it’s not turning down, only kind of wavy canine fix this?
I love your pattern. I tried following one that had a video with it but she is British I guess and she called the single crochet a double crochet throughout her video. It drove me nuts. At least this pattern is correct. I saw one somewhere that had you only stitch into the front stitch until you reached the bottom outside row then they had you stitch into the back of each stitch. I’m not sure if it was to make the filling less noticeable but I couldn’t find it again. So just dis regarded it. Thanks so much for this pattern. I am making them for my grand daughter’s nurses aide office in her grade school. She is the nurses aid and wanted a mermaid theme. This is great.
My “Jelly” jellyfish turned out great but a little larger than I expected. I will try it again with a smaller hook. I also used regular sports weight yarn as I could find the pretty colors of cotton at our local stores. She is very cute.
How do you keep the bottom panel from being pulled down by the weight of the tentacles? I’ve made two of these and I love them, but on your’s the bottom panels aren’t so visible. Mine sort of bow downwards where they’re attached. I used different yarn, Lion Brand Homespun on one and Bernat Velvet on the other, maybe they aren’t stiff enough?
What does ch 1 and ch 3 mean? Does that mean make a ch first than start the sc after that? Thanks
Made the adorable Jellyfish last night. SO cute! I’m looking forward to trying more of your patterns.
How do you stuff the inside what do you use
I do have a blog post with a video on choosing stuffing for amigurumi! https://www.1dogwoof.com/how-to-choose-the-right-stuffing-for-amigurumi/
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Your jelly fish look lovely but I’m not doing something right ….I am a very novice crocheter. My jelly fish body is completely flat and not curved over. I have the right number of stitches but I figure I must be adding something extra in to make it lie flat. The photos show it curved over. If there is something obvious I am doing wrong could you let me know. Thanks again for posting this – I am trying to make one so that I help my 11 year old who wants to make one
Hi! The increases and the final decrease should cause it to naturally curve! I would check your gauge and your stitch count 🙂
how many tentacles should i do?
The ones pictured each have 8 tentacles, of course you’re welcome to change the number as you like!