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Hi, Baby Jellyfish amigurumi crochet pattern is available for free on Crochethea blog.
This amigurumi is so cute and so simple, no need to sew.
Free pattern here
You can also purchase the PDF crochet pattern on my shops.
crochethea.com/links
I hope you like the pattern ^ ^
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Jellyfish! I shall name him clear❤️ (points to anyone who gets the reference!) I finally got around to making the ever so popular crochet jellyfish! He's so cute I can't stand it! I made him with sugar and cream yarn, it nearly took and entire skein for his main color but barely anything or his second color. I'd say he's very easy to make, the pattern is very simple. The only thing is that he takes a lot of sewing but there's a detailed guide as to how to do that, complete with pictures! other than that I totally recommend this pattern! He's a very cool summer project 😄 Pattern:http://www.1dogwoof.com/crochet-jellyfish/
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Ghost Jellies
Jellie Invasion Pattern 3 & 4, respectively - by Susie So
More proof that I illustrate things other than flowers and food :) I started off with the digital patterns (in earlier posts) just to get a feel for what I could do and to experiment, but my original intention was to develop a hand-drawn (painted) pattern. These were inspired by the moon jellyfish at the National Aquarium in Baltimore.
Maybe it's because of all this snow, but they're starting to remind me of unique little snowflakes...
