I’m teaching my 14yo daughter how to crochet , and much like me , she is wanting to skip blankets and make animals! I found this patter to test for her and it’s wonderful! I made it in one evening , and I’m back now to write the pattern and watch the video in full. Thank you for this she is going to be making her very first stuffie when she returns from vacation!!
Same. I've been crocheting for nearly 18months. Octopus are easy and a great start. Also if you feel brave get a grooming brush and try a squirrel (the brush is to fuzz up the tail). If she doesn't want to do whole blankets practice squares for more trickier stitches are perfect !
that’s lovely :D, im 13, and it’s kind of the other way around for me haha, my mom is asking me to teach her how to crochet 😅 but i can’t seem to find the time.
I love this tutorial! It was so easy to follow and I could adjust it to make smaller jellyfish. For a medium sized jellyfish I stopped at row 5 of increases (30 stitches), did 5 rows of no increase or decrease, then did one row of decreases normally (24 stitches) and finally the last three rows of decreases in the back loop only. I ended up having 6 tentacles and did the fluffy border/popcorn-like stitches the same way you did it. For a small sized jellyfish I stopped at 4 rows of increases (24 stitches), did 4 rows of no increase or decrease, then did one row of decreasing normally (18 stitches), and finally did the last 2 rows of decreases in the back loop only. I made the tentacles a little shorter and slip stitched every 2 stitches instead of 3. After my last tentacle, I slip stitched 2 and then slip stitched to join into the first round of BLO. And for the fluffy border I used half double crochets instead of double crochets to make it smaller. I find that this size is perfect for a small keychain.
@@TheROCKnBEATT I think I used a 3.5 mm hook, but that was the smallest sized hook I had at the time so I didn’t have much of a choice 😅 It worked fine for me tho
This was one of my first designs. My auntie taught how to do crochet, but she knew nothing about amigurumis and I wasn´t crocheting very well. I suprised her with this jellyfish and she was very happy and couldn´t believe i had made it. Thank very much!
I didn't actually finished listening to the video and got straight into it, i am probably at 6 attempts of making this jellyfish crochet ToT But thanks to this video, I finally, FINALLY understand what does symbols mean, I hope I can come back here to update about how my jellyfish turns out
I loved this so much! This actually helped me both understand what those symbols meant and make my first crocheted item! I've been struggling with other animals because a lot of explanation wasn't told so this was really great for a beginner like me!
@@Shamhbhavi yeah, as long as u are able to understand the stitches from her explanations or other videos you can make this, be careful with ur yarn choice tho, you could end up with a giant one
THIS IS BY FAR ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS I'VE EVER CROCHETED!!!!!! I used a soft blue for my jellyfish and I can't put into words how BEAUTIFULLY she came out!!!!!! LOVE IT AND THANK YOU!!!!!
Also, I just want to real quick thank you for clear and very easy instructions! You are so talented and I can’t wait to make more jellyfish and octopi!!!!! 😇😇
I used 3.5 mm.!! It was THE perfect size! I also used regular yarn. 😊 If you decide to use the chunkier or softer yarn you might need to size up a little! 😁
tentacles: [(ch 22 sk1 sc 20) sl st 3 into front loop] repeat until 10 tentacles ruffle: skip to last front loop ch2 dc4 in same; put yarn in first dc and sl st: sk1 repeat until the round ends
i ended up restarting 8 or 9 times BUT i figured out what i kept doing wrong lol once i turned my volume up and listened instead of just watched xD but this was extremely well explained and i ended up making a lil purple jellyfish for my daughter that hopefully she'll keep for a while. ill definitely be coming back to try this with blanket yarn and make a giant jellyfish lmao
And from Belarus and through a translator she tied a wonderful octopus. Thank you very much for the master class! (sorry, if there are mistakes, I write through a translator;)) ❤
Im going to be honest i am not a complete beginner to crochet bit i have never made an animal before because all the tutorials were too complicated but this video was amazing❤
I just made this and it is my first I am starting school soon so i am going to be hanging it on my book bag am am very new to crochet and i have never crocheted in the round and this video has taught me how so thank you so very much, And KEEP MAKING VIDEOS CAUSE YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍
This is my first time crocheting a jellyfish, i thought that would be so hard (im crocheting for almost 6 years but new things always put me in fear) but that was soooo enjoying and easy to follow it. Thank u for this video and sorry for my bad english, loves from Turkey!!❤️
I just finished making this it's so cute and so easy thank you so much. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow I really appreciate you taking the time to make these!
Here I was, thinking to myself, why do an SC, I'll use a BLO sc instead... finished the head and then "So from now on, we'll be using only BLO sc" GIRL I WAS ON THE GROUND! But in the end it turned out really cute! I loved the tutorial ❤😂
I love it, it looks adorable! I've been following your chanel since February and i am too in a jellyfish making mood so that's perfect timing! Thank you ❤
Absolutely love your video, instructions is clear to understand and I appreciate the fact that the video is made very close to the camera so first timers or inexperienced people like me can see clearly how to crotchet it. I made my first jellyfish tonight, I must have miscalculated the stitch as my jellyfish appears 20% bigger 😂. I’ve watched a lot of videos but found yours is easier to understand and you use 1 chain techniques to complete the project rather than end, nip and start with a new yarn again.😊
I just made one keychain today by following the steps giving in the video n it came out a little shapeless but Im really happy,🌻thanks to the owners of the video🖇️
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
Je viens juste de faire un petit poulpe pour mon fils, je suis débutante en crochet et c'est mon premier amigurumi, merci pour ce tuto très simple et tellement mignon ! 😍
Acabo de hacer este también con Lana matizada en tonos azules, agregué algunas cadenetas entre los tentáculos. Quedó realmente precioso ❤ gracias por enseñarnos
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
I made a little adjustment: instead of tracking back to the front loop, starting from round 14, I make 15 popcorn stitches with 7 dc stitches each one. Round 14: [pop(7dc), chain 1, skip the next stitch] x 15 Round 15: 30sc Round 16: [3sc, dec] x 6 Round 17: [2sc, dec] x 6 Round 18: After you joined the round with a slip stitch, chain 20, skip 2 and make 18 dc on the chain. Decrease with slip stitch in the next 2 stitch. Slip into the next stitch and repeat all the steps. To make the tentacles look more vividly (each tentacle has a different length), you could customize the chain number. Leave a long tail and cut the yarn, fasten off. Use a tapestry needle to close the jellyfish.
Mineee toooooo, i used 5ply cotton yarn and 4mm hook size. And it gets bigger and bigger😂 i tried changing the hook into 3.5 mm , it has that tight yarn grip, which is good to make the round shape tighter but it hurts my hand so i did stick into the 4mm and still turned out great in my first try😅
this was the very first amigurumi i made back in january, now i wanted to do one but with more experience, i love the pattern and u are so good at explaining! very helpful for me bc im not native and fluent in english but i understood everything!
Love this so much! I had tried a jellyfish I came accross first in a different video and it just didn't come out right. Then I found your video. You made it so easy to follow, and my jellyfish came out perfect this time! Thank you for your hard work and effort putting out tutorials!❤
Made the yellyfish for my grandma and grandpa for their wedding anniversary!my grandpa crochets aswell and is the reason I even started to begin with and he loved it!!!So thank you for this amazing tutorial!!!:>
Just finished my first jellyfish! The yarn is a tad larger then yours so it’s around the size of a small stuffed animal which is okay! It came out sooo cute for my first try! I’ll be going to the store soon for smaller yarn to make one that’s actually keychain size lol! Thank you for this!
This was the best tutorial ever! Such a fun and quick make. I made the jellyfish in pink. I’m off to see what other tutorials you have so I can make her a friend. Or it could be a him? Are jellyfish one sex or are they both? Or can they change? Whatever the case, they need some little aquatic pals ❤
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
@@teddybear6630 Oh why😭😭, I’m struggling to make this jellyfish because the instructions in the video aren’t clear. The stitches were worked from left to right in round 7 in this part (4:48) , but after the video cut, they were worked from right to left in this part (5:22) . I can’t figure out how to reverse the direction or in which round to do it. Can you please help me? I have an order that I have to deliver tomorrow
@@Bochiiah454 I'm confused on what u mean by they changed direction? The entire time rows 7-12 u crochet from the right to left? Ur not exposed to change direction ur just exposed to crochet in a full circle for rows 7-12 I think I may be misunderstanding what ur confused about 😭
@@teddybear6630 Oh, I’m so sorry! I researched more and discovered that nothing was changed. I made a mistake in the application. Sorry for bothering you.😭😭 Im sorry im beginner
So cute !!! I loved how mine turn out. I did my own count for the rows n increased stitch because i wanted to make mine 2x larger haha~~ very helpful tutorial!!!
thank you so much it was so easy to follow as a beginner! and she's so cute. one thing, I don't know if I missed it or you didn't tell in the video, but it would have been nice to know how much yarn we needed.. I don't have enough to finish so I don't know how I will manage :( I am a foreigner so maybe I didn't understand if you mentioned it in your video ^^
I tried to follow the instructions but my jelly fish comes out way bigger than yours. I am not sure what is happening..is my yarn too big? I am using loops and thread cotton yarn from Michael’s.
I’m teaching my 14yo daughter how to crochet , and much like me , she is wanting to skip blankets and make animals! I found this patter to test for her and it’s wonderful! I made it in one evening , and I’m back now to write the pattern and watch the video in full. Thank you for this she is going to be making her very first stuffie when she returns from vacation!!
Same. I've been crocheting for nearly 18months. Octopus are easy and a great start. Also if you feel brave get a grooming brush and try a squirrel (the brush is to fuzz up the tail). If she doesn't want to do whole blankets practice squares for more trickier stitches are perfect !
I'm also 14!! I wish my mother got me stuff to start crocheting 😭
Hey!! I also 14, I really like knitting, I even sell knitted key chains 😂😂
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that’s lovely :D, im 13, and it’s kind of the other way around for me haha, my mom is asking me to teach her how to crochet 😅 but i can’t seem to find the time.
OMG!!! I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW CUTE MY JELLYFISH TURNED OUT TO BE!!! I'VE BEEN LOOKING AT IT AND GIGGLING WITH HAPPINESS FOR SO LONG!!
Hello! What size of hook this u used? 😊
@@annedarling5597Hey Since my yarn was thinner, I used a 1.25mm hook
@@annedarling5597 if u want a small keychain you can use size 2.00mm but if u want it a little bigger use 4.00mm it also depends on ur yarn size 😊
this comment is so cute lmaoo
is it possible to make this even if you dont know how to crotchet?
I love this tutorial! It was so easy to follow and I could adjust it to make smaller jellyfish.
For a medium sized jellyfish I stopped at row 5 of increases (30 stitches), did 5 rows of no increase or decrease, then did one row of decreases normally (24 stitches) and finally the last three rows of decreases in the back loop only. I ended up having 6 tentacles and did the fluffy border/popcorn-like stitches the same way you did it.
For a small sized jellyfish I stopped at 4 rows of increases (24 stitches), did 4 rows of no increase or decrease, then did one row of decreasing normally (18 stitches), and finally did the last 2 rows of decreases in the back loop only. I made the tentacles a little shorter and slip stitched every 2 stitches instead of 3. After my last tentacle, I slip stitched 2 and then slip stitched to join into the first round of BLO. And for the fluffy border I used half double crochets instead of double crochets to make it smaller. I find that this size is perfect for a small keychain.
Tysm😭❤
@@Aaliya6595 You’re welcome!!
Thank you so muchhh I badly needed this for an order🤍🫂
may i ask what size hooks you use? thank you so much for this! i just made a normal sized one and i’m gonna try making a keychain tonight
@@TheROCKnBEATT I think I used a 3.5 mm hook, but that was the smallest sized hook I had at the time so I didn’t have much of a choice 😅 It worked fine for me tho
Body Pattern:
Round 1: magic ring and 6sc
Round 2: 6 increases
Round 3: 1 sc, increase (18 stitches total)
Round 4: 2 sc, increase (24 stitches total)
Round 5: 3 sc, increase (30 stitches)
Round 6: 4sc, increase (36 total stitches)
Round 7-12: 1 sc (36 total stitches)
Round 13: 4 sc, decrease (30 total stitches)
Round 14: back loop only
3 sc, decrease (24 total stitches)
Round 15: BLO 2 sc, decrease (18 total stitches)
Round 16: BLO 1 sc, decrease (12 total stitches)
*fill the body*
Round 17: 6 decreases
What does the abbreviation BLO mean?
Is it "back loop only"?
@@amys3601 yes it does!
THANK UUU
YOURE THE ACTUAL BEST
This was one of my first designs. My auntie taught how to do crochet, but she knew nothing about amigurumis and I wasn´t crocheting very well. I suprised her with this jellyfish and she was very happy and couldn´t believe i had made it. Thank very much!
I didn't actually finished listening to the video and got straight into it, i am probably at 6 attempts of making this jellyfish crochet ToT But thanks to this video, I finally, FINALLY understand what does symbols mean, I hope I can come back here to update about how my jellyfish turns out
there's this channel called "lilthings" , all of her videos are beginner friendly, i advice you to go check it out !
turned out so freaking cute! my mother is in love with this little jellyfish, she was so excited when I showed it to her
I loved this so much! This actually helped me both understand what those symbols meant and make my first crocheted item! I've been struggling with other animals because a lot of explanation wasn't told so this was really great for a beginner like me!
Glad to hear this💖🙆♀️
I also rlly love this person tutorials! They are super easy to understand unlike other ones
@_blossomcat_6621 heyy i have a question can an absolute beginner who hasn't ever crocheted before but ofc has the basics make this like me?
@@Shamhbhavi yeah, as long as u are able to understand the stitches from her explanations or other videos you can make this, be careful with ur yarn choice tho, you could end up with a giant one
this was my first time ever crocheting and my jellyfish turned out so cute!!!!
This is the cutest jellyfish pattern I've ever seen omg
Thank you!♡＼ ( ^ o ^ ) ／
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THIS IS BY FAR ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS I'VE EVER CROCHETED!!!!!! I used a soft blue for my jellyfish and I can't put into words how BEAUTIFULLY she came out!!!!!! LOVE IT AND THANK YOU!!!!!
Awwn 🥺💗💗
Also, I just want to real quick thank you for clear and very easy instructions! You are so talented and I can’t wait to make more jellyfish and octopi!!!!! 😇😇
@@brayleehooper What hook size did you use?
I used 3.5 mm.!! It was THE perfect size! I also used regular yarn. 😊 If you decide to use the chunkier or softer yarn you might need to size up a little! 😁
@@brayleehooper Thanks a lot for reply. I'll start then🤏🏻
tentacles:
[(ch 22 sk1 sc 20) sl st 3 into front loop] repeat until 10 tentacles
ruffle: skip to last front loop
ch2 dc4 in same; put yarn in first dc and sl st: sk1 repeat until the round ends
TYY
I have made lots of these thanks to this tutorial, i am giving all of them to charity ❤❤
I did those for my teacher' kid. Thank your very much for your video it s easy to follow. I always recommend this chanel for my beginner friends
This is literally the most perfect gift for a friend of mine I'm going to make one of these for a Christmas present!
Did this one in purple, used chunky yarn for the eyes, and I absolutly love how it turned out!!
Thank you for this tutorial ❤😊
Hello! this is my first crochet animal and im in love! it turned out so good and cute! everyone loved it! thank you for the very detainled tutorial
I'm so glad!💖💞
i ended up restarting 8 or 9 times BUT i figured out what i kept doing wrong lol once i turned my volume up and listened instead of just watched xD but this was extremely well explained and i ended up making a lil purple jellyfish for my daughter that hopefully she'll keep for a while. ill definitely be coming back to try this with blanket yarn and make a giant jellyfish lmao
Pattern✨️🌊:
■ Body of Jellyfish and Octopus
Rnd 1] 6 sc into mr (6)
Rnd 2] 6 inc (12)
Rnd 3] (1 sc, 1 inc)*6 (18)
Rnd 4] (2 sc, 1 inc)*6 (24)
Rnd 5] (3 sc, 1 inc)*6 (30)
Rnd 6] (4 sc, 1 inc)*6 (36)
Rnd 7 to 12] 36 sc
Rnd 13] (4 sc, 1 dec)*6 (30)
Rnd 14] BLO (3 sc, dec)*6 (24) 6:14 -> BLO explanation
Rnd 15] BLO (2 sc, 1 dec)*6 (18)
Rnd 16] BLO (1 sc, 1 dec)*6 (12)
•Fill inside
Rnd 17] BLO (6 dec) (6)
■ The video explain the next part better!
Nice day!! 🩷
Tyy
what hook is she using
I've read 3.5 mm@@animekiwis10
@@siriix thank you
thank you so much :)
I’ve got a cute frog and a beautiful jellyfish to accompany me wherever I go, thank you so much 🫶🏻
Have fun!💖
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern.
I made this today and it turned out so beautiful!
It's detailed and easy to make for beginners like me.
Glad it was helpful♡♡
And from Belarus and through a translator she tied a wonderful octopus. Thank you very much for the master class! (sorry, if there are mistakes, I write through a translator;))
❤
Thank you too!💞🙆♀️
•Abbreviations:
-Sc= Single Crochet
-Inc= Increase Stitch
-Dec= Decrease Stitch
-BLO= Back Loop Only
•Pattern for Body:
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr
Rnd 2: 6 inc (12)
Rnd 3: [1 sc, inc] x6 (18)
Rnd 4: [2 sc, inc] x6 (24)
Rnd 5: [3 sc, inc] x6 (30)
Rnd 6: [4 sc, inc] x6 (36)
Rnd 7-12: Sc all around (36)
Rnd 13: [4 sc, dec] x6 (30)
Rnd 14: [ (BLO) 3 sc, dec] x6 (24)
Rnd 15: [ (BLO) 2 sc, dec] x6 (18)
Rnd 16: [ (BLO) sc, dec] x6 (12)
*_Stuff the Body._*
Rnd 17: 6 dec
Hope this helps! ❤
thanks omg! ❤❤
I LOVE THEM SO MUCH I CANT STOP STARING AT THEM😭😭😭😭 TYSM
Im going to be honest i am not a complete beginner to crochet bit i have never made an animal before because all the tutorials were too complicated but this video was amazing❤
I just made this and it is my first I am starting school soon so i am going to be hanging it on my book bag am am very new to crochet and i have never crocheted in the round and this video has taught me how so thank you so very much, And KEEP MAKING VIDEOS CAUSE YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍
Sure Dear!🥺💞
This was my first ever amigurumi project and it turned out so good 💕🩷
I did a little jellyfish and I love how it turned out!! 🥺🥺
This is my first time crocheting a jellyfish, i thought that would be so hard (im crocheting for almost 6 years but new things always put me in fear) but that was soooo enjoying and easy to follow it. Thank u for this video and sorry for my bad english, loves from Turkey!!❤️
I just finished making this it's so cute and so easy thank you so much. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow I really appreciate you taking the time to make these!
Here I was, thinking to myself, why do an SC, I'll use a BLO sc instead... finished the head and then "So from now on, we'll be using only BLO sc" GIRL I WAS ON THE GROUND! But in the end it turned out really cute! I loved the tutorial ❤😂
Tysm as a young crochetor you rlly helpedped me gurl😭
I Made The Jellyfish And It was Really Amazing And Cute✨♥️♥️
Thank you so much ı tried so many techniques but ı didn’t make a good but with your video I made it ❤
just made my first crochet animal thanks to you. this turned out so well. im so so happy
Yayy!💖🙆♀️
I literally love you. Like thank you so much for this video. Cutest jellyfish everrr ❤
You are so kind💗💗🥺
tTHIS IS THE CUTIEESSST OMG LIKE I MADE 1 ,I USED 8 PLY MILK YARN AND ITS HUGE BUT YOU KNOW WHAT ITS THE CUTIEESST SO YEA
there's squeaking guinea pigs in the back, so cute :3
I made my first Jellyfish following your instructions! Your a grate teacher, I’ll send a pic after I do the face. Thank you for teaching me
i wanna make something for my friend and i’ve finally found the perfect thing to make for her !! ^^
Glad to know!♡♡
I microcrocheted this and it’s so cuteeee
I so recommend this!! It’s super cuteeee I made this is multicolored yarn and omgggggggg it’s just super cute I don’t even want to sell these!!
🥺💖💖
I love it, it looks adorable! I've been following your chanel since February and i am too in a jellyfish making mood so that's perfect timing! Thank you ❤
That's awesome! And thanks a lot for supporting me till now!💞
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@@etmsstudio I did it! I crocheted the jellyfish, thank you so much for the pattern ❣️ it's so dear to me now 🥺
Absolutely love your video, instructions is clear to understand and I appreciate the fact that the video is made very close to the camera so first timers or inexperienced people like me can see clearly how to crotchet it. I made my first jellyfish tonight, I must have miscalculated the stitch as my jellyfish appears 20% bigger 😂. I’ve watched a lot of videos but found yours is easier to understand and you use 1 chain techniques to complete the project rather than end, nip and start with a new yarn again.😊
Thank you so much! Your feedback makes my day!🤍🙆🏻♀️
I just made one keychain today by following the steps giving in the video n it came out a little shapeless but Im really happy,🌻thanks to the owners of the video🖇️
I am so glad!🤍
OMG THIS IS THE MOST ACCURATE TUT I FINALLY CROCHETED SOMETHING REEEEEEAAAL😄
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
AHH Ty it's so cute!! As a beginner who can't crochet properly this turned out supper nicely
Je viens juste de faire un petit poulpe pour mon fils, je suis débutante en crochet et c'est mon premier amigurumi, merci pour ce tuto très simple et tellement mignon ! 😍
Acabo de hacer este también con Lana matizada en tonos azules, agregué algunas cadenetas entre los tentáculos. Quedó realmente precioso ❤ gracias por enseñarnos
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
i cannot believe i made an amigurumi so perfectly.. thank youu so muchhh for this tutorial... it's the cutest thing ive ever made
I'm so glad!💖💞
I made octopus...from your vdo ...and it turned out so well...just wanted to say thank you so much 😊
I made a little adjustment: instead of tracking back to the front loop, starting from round 14, I make 15 popcorn stitches with 7 dc stitches each one.
Round 14: [pop(7dc), chain 1, skip the next stitch] x 15
Round 15: 30sc
Round 16: [3sc, dec] x 6
Round 17: [2sc, dec] x 6
Round 18: After you joined the round with a slip stitch, chain 20, skip 2 and make 18 dc on the chain. Decrease with slip stitch in the next 2 stitch. Slip into the next stitch and repeat all the steps. To make the tentacles look more vividly (each tentacle has a different length), you could customize the chain number.
Leave a long tail and cut the yarn, fasten off. Use a tapestry needle to close the jellyfish.
Thank so much for this pattern i love it so much that i even call my first octopus _tubby_
I love crochet and I tried this and it turned out very well and it's very cute thank you ♡☺
I SWEAR ITS SOOO CUTE. I MADE THE COLLEGE BEAR BUT I LIKE THIS MORE AAAHHHHH 😩❤
I'm 13 years old and I'm learning crochet. Today I made it and it turned out good😊
That's amazing! Happy for you!💗🙆🏻♀️
Can someone please explain why my jellyfish is soooo much bigger than their’s? 🥹🤌
It depends on what yarn and hook ur using
@@Iluvfood059you are my sunshine…
For smaller jellyfish try using DK (3 light) or Aran (4 Medium). Hook size either 2.5mm or smaller. I hope that helps.
You might be doing loose stitches. I experienced this too- I realised I was using a bigger hook than the yarn required.
Mineee toooooo, i used 5ply cotton yarn and 4mm hook size. And it gets bigger and bigger😂 i tried changing the hook into 3.5 mm , it has that tight yarn grip, which is good to make the round shape tighter but it hurts my hand so i did stick into the 4mm and still turned out great in my first try😅
Thank you sm for the tutorial 🥰 my jellyfish turned out so cute😋
Im actually making a second one right now!!! Its so cute!!!
Edit:
Im making a fourth one!!!
Such a great pattern you should definitely make a written version and sell it! 😊
OMG , Thank you so much!, this really helped me a lot!!
this tutorial really helped me and is very clear. thank you for providing a very useful tutorial !!😻🎀💗💗
this was the very first amigurumi i made back in january, now i wanted to do one but with more experience, i love the pattern and u are so good at explaining! very helpful for me bc im not native and fluent in english but i understood everything!
i love your works, they are so aborable and beautiful 💖💖💖
Thank you for your tutorial ❤
I just finished my jellyfish and it looks so cute 🥺
I just finished my jellyfish, It's so cute and adorable thank you for this pattern! ♥️
My jellyfish turned out super adorable.. thnx a lot fr the tutorial
thank u dear i chrochet this my octopus was soo cute thank u again❤❤❤❤💙💜
Turned out perfect 👍🏻
Thankyou so much i just made the octupus and it's so cute 💞💞
I did it! I used a hook a size bigger than yours and it ended up bigger than expected lol but I love it, thanks for the video!😊
Which hook size did she use?
I want to now too
I had to subscribe because this is so cute!!!! Looking way better than the previous ones I did lol. Now I want to make them of every color 😍
I love it! Thank you so much for teaching🥰🥰
Thanks so much this is my first time making things like these
💖🙆♀️
TYSMM I ADDED A BOW TO MY OCTOPUS AND ITS SO CUTEEE
i finished one jellyfish with a maroon-colored yarn and it came out sauurrr cuteee >< thank you so much for the jellyfish pattern!
Love this so much! I had tried a jellyfish I came accross first in a different video and it just didn't come out right. Then I found your video. You made it so easy to follow, and my jellyfish came out perfect this time! Thank you for your hard work and effort putting out tutorials!❤
i made this it came out SO CUTEEEEE‼️‼️‼️ thank you so much, the instructions were very clear i thought as a beginner. thank you! 💙
Thank you for this tutorial. It was easy to follow and my jellyfish came out super cute!
Me quedo chiquito pero para ser mi primer pulpo me encanta, gracias por el tutorial ❤
Uma gracinha esse coraçãozinho! Obrigada por ensinar!
Made the yellyfish for my grandma and grandpa for their wedding anniversary!my grandpa crochets aswell and is the reason I even started to begin with and he loved it!!!So thank you for this amazing tutorial!!!:>
I like the pattern so much I’ve made it over ten times😅
Just finished my first jellyfish! The yarn is a tad larger then yours so it’s around the size of a small stuffed animal which is okay! It came out sooo cute for my first try! I’ll be going to the store soon for smaller yarn to make one that’s actually keychain size lol! Thank you for this!
Thank you for the tutorial.. I finally could make it! Anyway.. Can you tell me what yarn you use for this project?
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! it's really helpful 🥰🎀
I just finished making the octopus and it looks adorable
best no sew pattern!!!
This was the best tutorial ever! Such a fun and quick make. I made the jellyfish in pink. I’m off to see what other tutorials you have so I can make her a friend. Or it could be a him? Are jellyfish one sex or are they both? Or can they change? Whatever the case, they need some little aquatic pals ❤
i did the jellyfish requested by my daughter,she loved it so much..thank you so much for this tutorial..❤️
I'm so glad!🩷🩷🩷
I love this tutorial so much I have made 12 jelly fish and am making more. I wanna make a HUGE one now.
Can you please help me? The video shows that the direction was reversed. In round 7, the stitches were worked from left to right, but after the video cut, the stitches were worked from right to left. How can I reverse the direction, and in which round should I do it? Please help.
@@Bochiiah454I'm sorry I'm confused on what u mean 😭
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Oh why😭😭, I’m struggling to make this jellyfish because the instructions in the video aren’t clear. The stitches were worked from left to right in round 7 in this part (4:48) , but after the video cut, they were worked from right to left in this part (5:22) . I can’t figure out how to reverse the direction or in which round to do it. Can you please help me?
I have an order that I have to deliver tomorrow
@@Bochiiah454 I'm confused on what u mean by they changed direction? The entire time rows 7-12 u crochet from the right to left? Ur not exposed to change direction ur just exposed to crochet in a full circle for rows 7-12 I think I may be misunderstanding what ur confused about 😭
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Oh, I’m so sorry! I researched more and discovered that nothing was changed. I made a mistake in the application. Sorry for bothering you.😭😭
Im sorry im beginner
I loved it so much I made one as a gift for my friend's birthday. Thank you❤️❤️❤️
So cute !!! I loved how mine turn out. I did my own count for the rows n increased stitch because i wanted to make mine 2x larger haha~~ very helpful tutorial!!!
thank you so much it was so easy to follow as a beginner! and she's so cute. one thing, I don't know if I missed it or you didn't tell in the video, but it would have been nice to know how much yarn we needed.. I don't have enough to finish so I don't know how I will manage :( I am a foreigner so maybe I didn't understand if you mentioned it in your video ^^
50 g of 5 ply yarn is enough for one jellyfish ♡
@@etmsstudio update; I made another one with enough yarn and it is so cute! so simple to understand as well, im gonna start another video of yours ❤
im trying to make the jellyfish rightnow. thank you for this tutorial its really so easy to understand
I'm so glad!💖
hey can someone tell me what those stick on eyes are called?
Safety eyes im pretty sure, you can google them and they are in a bunch of online stores or maybe in some craft stores :3
❤Soo cute y're jellyfish
Thank you SO much for this tutorial - I was able to make my very first amigurumi with this video!!!
Yayy!🙆♀️💖
I tried to follow the instructions but my jelly fish comes out way bigger than yours. I am not sure what is happening..is my yarn too big? I am using loops and thread cotton yarn from Michael’s.
Mabye your using a different type of yarn
You can just make until round 4 (2 sc, increase). I using this so mine not too bigger
Guess u used 5 ply yarn
This is the best jellyfish tutorial I have found. My jellyfish turned out soo cut. Thank you for the tutorial