How to Crochet a Jelly Fish (easy and beginner friendly) 🪼  

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It really makes me happy to hear that you’re learning and enjoying the process! You’re very sweet and the giant fluffy jellyfish must be looking so adorable! Let me know if you need any more help. Happy crocheting 🪼💙🦋

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Hey don’t be scared and give it a try! As long as you’re consistent with my tutorial, you’re good to go 🪼💙 let me know if you need help, happy crocheting!

Sameee I constantly checking if I did a dc2inc or not 😭😭😭

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A thicker yarn would result in a much larger project! I used 3 mm hook with double knit acrylic yarn. Jumbo jellyfish must be looking adorable 🦋🌊🪼

Hey! I inserted the thread from the bottom, out of the top. Leave a few inches of thread to make a loop. Then I inserted the thread back into the top, out of the bottom. Push the jellyfish head from the top a little bit to give it shape and make a knot on the loop. Let me know if you understood 🪼💙 Happy crocheting!

Half treble crochet!!

half treble increase, so its 2 htr in one stitch

Thank you! I will include total stitches in my upcoming tutorials. This pattern was quite difficult to keep up with how many total stitches anyways 😭🪼💗

@@hiffaazamir I‘m really excited for new tutorials!! 😍

Hey! I don't have the exact weight measurements, but I found that using one skein of each color was sufficient for my project. Hope it helps, happy crocheting! 🫐🦋🪼

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing feedback 🦋 I'll make sure to address these points in future tutorials. To attach the string at the top, I added it from underneath using a needle, and tied knots on both the upper and lower sides. This was done at the very end of the process 🪼 When dealing with a top or base that's too big, I've faced this issue myself. My solution is to add extra stitches during joining instead of starting over or increasing further. For example, if the top has 5 extra stitches than the base, I add dc2 inc in 5 stitches of the top 🫐

@@hiffaazamir thanks 😊 I originally tried to double up when I realized it wasn't going to match but it was too many so I just pulled that one row out and added one more increase to the base (which would be DC Inc, 7 DC) ... although I am wondering if I accidentally skipped that part of the video and just missed it lol... but anyways, it ended up fitting perfect 🥰 My daughter is going to love these, she asked for some to hang from her ceiling and your pattern matched perfectly 🥰

@@gypsyrose1214 You are very sweet! Happy crocheting, and I hope your daughter loves the finished jellyfish! 🪼🩵🫐🦋

Omgg samee my hood had 83 stitches and the base had 33 stitches so i had to increase more rows of the base , her head turned too big but cute💕💕🥹

@@_-_-_-_10. I’m glad you figured it out! 💗🌷

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Hey Angel! If you’re dealing with hood that’s slightly big (has a few stitches more than the base) my solution is to add extra stitches during joining instead of starting over. For example, if the top has 5 extra stitches, I add dc2inc in 5 stitches of the top while joining. Since you mentioned your upper hood is way too bigger you might want to increase a few more rows of the base as well to match the top and base. Add a few more rows as a circle until you have reached your desired round. If you don’t want to increase rows in base. You can start over your hood and skip a few stitches in the starting rows this time. Hope any of these tips help! Let me know if this works for you 🤍🪼

I just finished the Jellyfish and if you do single crochet when she says double crochet and double when she says treble, everything works perfectly! No pointy hood, no 2x the length, just perfect

@@ismasulii I’m glad you worked it out! 🪼💙

@@ismasulii triple... i must have missed that in the tutorial hahah thats okay though this is the right curve so it worked out!

Hey there! You should not have a hole between start and end of rounds. That is why I chain 3, to maintain height and to fill any gaps. When you reach the end of the round, slip stitch into the first stitch of the round 🪼🦋

@@hiffaazamirdoes the chain 3 count as double crochet inc

@@penguinsmalz3774 hey there, I don’t count chain as a double crochet stitch. I only add it to maintain the height and have a seamless look! 🦋💙🪼

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Hey! I have given a key at the beginning of the video for terms 0:48 let me know if you need any help 🪼🩵

Yes you got it right! 🌻💛

Hey! I don’t have the exact weight measurements but I found that using one skein of each colour (medium size) was sufficient for my project. Hope it helps, happy crocheting 🪼💙

Hey 🌸 ‘dc’ refers to double crochet. 4dc means you need to add a double crochet in each stitch 4 times. Same with 5dc or 6dc, just add a double crochet in each stitch the number of times it’s written before dc. However, dc2inc refers to double crochet 2 increase. It means you need to add 2 double crochets in each stitch. Let me know if you understood or you want me to tell in more detail. 💗🪼 Happy crocheting!

@@hiffaazamir Oh, thank you so much for your kind reply!💖 There's something I didn't understand a little bit, for example with scene 13:46 'round 3: de2inc, 1dc' Does that mean I have to do two double crochet on one stitch? But I think there are about 16 stitches left after the magic ring, So I don't understand that I have to do one double crochet.😂 I'm sorry I didn't understand well

@@hiffaazamir hey! I just realized it. Is it a repeat of the increasing double crochet and regular double crochet??

Hey! Yes you got it right. Dc2inc, 1 dc means you have to do 2 double crochets in one stitch then 1 double crochet in the next stitch. You have to repeat this pattern until you reach the end 💙🪼

@@hiffaazamir Oh thank you. I can finally complete a adorable jellyfish😻 Thank you. You are the best crocheted RU-vidr💖!!

Hey! Send me a DM on my instagram. The link is given on my RU-vid channel. I will send you the original written pattern 💗🌸

​@@hiffaazamir I'd like the written pattern too 😊

@@idkmybffjunko sure! Send me a dm on my Instagram so I can send you the original written pattern 💙🪼

Thanks for sharing that! Happy crocheting 🪼🦋💙

I'm confused... this is in US terms, when she says double crochet, I see her do it and it's double crochet US. I just made it, there's no single crochet in the pattern ...

There isn't a single crochet, it is in US terms, a Doble is a Doble crochet

Ah, I see where the confusion is! Yes, in the original pattern, UK terms are used, so double crochet (UK) would be equivalent to single crochet (US). However, it's fantastic that despite using US terms instead of original UK terms, my jellyfishes turned out beautifully! If you continue following along with my video, your results will match the one I demonstrated at the beginning. Keep up the great work, and happy crocheting! 🪼🫐

Hey there 🪼 Mine were about 8mm, but you could use 6mm as well. As long as they pass through the yarn you’re good to go!

@@hiffaazamir Okay thank you so much!

Hey Stacey! This pattern should give you a base and a hood with equal number of stitches. But if you’re dealing with a top or base that's too big, my solution is to add extra stitches during joining instead of starting over or increasing further. For example, if the top has 5 extra stitches than the base, l add dc2 inc in 5 stitches of the top. Let me know if you want me to explain it in detail 🫐🌷🪼

@@hiffaazamir okay thank you so much!

Hey there! This pattern should give you curly tentacles. If yours didn't curl, try adding an extra dc in each stitch. For example, instead of dc2inc go for dc3inc or dc4inc. It could be because of cotton yarn but adding more dc should solve the issue. Let me know if it helps. Happy crocheting! 🪼💙

Hey there Sasha! If your hood appears too pointy, consider adding one or two extra stitches in the initial rows. Additionally, stuffing the hood also adds shape. If it still looks too pointy, you can thread yarn from the bottom to the top and back, gently pulling to cover the point. Let me know if these tips work for you! Happy crocheting 🪼💙💗🌷

replace the dc's with sc. the htr with hdc. the trc with dc.

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Hey there! This pattern should give you curly tentacles. If yours didn’t curl, try adding an extra dc in each stitch. For example, instead of dc2inc go for dc3inc. Let me know if it helps. Happy crocheting! 🌸💗🪼

@@hiffaazamir Tysm I will try again! :)

hey if u still have trouble with it i can help u?

Haha! That’s exactly what I did when making the pink one 💤😭😂 Happy crocheting! 🪼🦋

Hey! One jellyfish took me around a week to finish 🪼🩵

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Hey! It seems like you may be unintentionally missing the increases in Rounds 1-6, causing your work to remain flat rather than forming a hood shape. Double-check your stitch count at the end of each round to ensure accuracy. Also, check your hook position ,keep it upward instead of outward. If stitches are still flat, reduce stitches in each row as you go. Let me know if this helps! 🪼🦋🫐

@@hiffaazamirI tried again with your advice and I finally got it! Thank you so much 🫶🏼

Hey Ellaa! The base is made by joining tentacles. Could you explain further? You can also reach out and send an image to me on my instagram. I would love to help you! 🪼🦋

Hey there 🪼 my beads are about 8mm large. But you could use any size of beads just make sure they pass through the yarn! 🩵

Thnx. I appreciate you.

Yes! It means more than 1 stitch in the same stitch 🪼🩵

@@hiffaazamir thanks! Definitely gonna make this

she didnt make the pattern its a preexisting one she changed the uk terms into us terms for it to be more understandable:)

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Omg tysm!!! This is absolutely beautiful BTW ❤

Hey Emily! Could you please share reference of video with minutes so I can tell you clearly? 4 dc means you need to do a double crochet in each stitch 4 times. Likewise with 5 dc. However dc2inc means you need to add 2 double crochets in each stitch🪼🌊🦋

⁠@@hiffaazamirhey, so for round 6 you said to do 3dc in each stitch. I felt like when I’d did that it felt really tight and to ‘cramped’. So I did 3dc in one stitch and then the next one I did 1dc so on and so on. Do u think that will affect the final outcome ?

@@hiffaazamir if so do u think I’ll need to start again ?

@@emilynewman7292 I believe it shouldn't impact the final project. It’s great that you know how to adjust the pattern to your yarn weight and preference. This particular pattern can be challenging to grasp; even I had to redo it several times before mastering it! Let me know if you have any more questions 🪼🌊🦋

@@hiffaazamir this helps! Complete forgot it would differ from yarn to yarn. One last question ahah!! Do you think I should do the same for round 8. 4dc then 1dc so on. Or do 4dc then 2dc so on. I don’t want to do 4dc then it drag the next row 1dc down? Hope that makes sense .

Ah, I see where the confusion is! Yes, in the original pattern, UK terms are used, so double crochet (UK) would be equivalent to single crochet (US). However, it's fantastic that despite using US terms instead of original UK terms, my jellyfishes turned out beautifully! If you continue following along with my video, your results will match the one I demonstrated at the beginning. Keep up the great work, and happy crocheting! 🪼🤍

Hey there! I slip stitch into the first stitch. If your hood appears too pointy, consider adding one or two extra stitches in the initial rows. Additionally, stuffing the hood also adds shape. If it still looks too pointy, you can thread yarn from the bottom to the top and back, gently pulling to cover the point. Let me know if these tips work for you! Happy crocheting 🪼🩵

@@hiffaazamir thank you so much 🤍🤍 other than the hood, it's coming together really well!!

replace the dc with sc, the htr with hdc and the trc with dc

Hey! htr is half triple/treble crochet. Htr2inc means 2 htr in one stitch 🫐🪼

@@hiffaazamir thanks!

dc refers to double crochet. You can take a look at 0:49 for the key 🪼🩵

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@@hiffaazamir Really?! That's great!! I'll look forward to it 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🥹

Hey Rachel! Apologies for the confusion, it means that you have to do a dc for the next three rows. I didn’t show it because it was the same thing over and over again. Let me know if you need to know anything else! I would love for you to finish it and give it another try instead of frogging it. 🌷🪼

Yes I’m aware that you had to dc for 3 rounds however I followed all of the instructions but my rows aren’t the same as yours where the orange part of row 16-22 you should’ve ended up with 7 rows of orange but I counted yours and you only had 6 rows. And for the white part, rows 8-15 are supposed to be in the color white as in the instructions which are 8 rows but I counted yours and you only had 6 rows of white. So the instructions don’t add up and my jelly fish head came out longer because there were more rows to follow in the video tutorial but yours had less rows.

@@rachelgarcia7351 I see where the problem is now. I just rechecked my jellyfishes, I counted that the peachy orange rows 16-22 has 7 rows instead of 6, including two extra for the frill. If your jellyfish head is coming out too big, you can try skipping rows 14 and 15 as you suggested. If there are any other issues, please let me know so I can help you sort them out! Happy Crocheting 🪼🪷🎀

I just realized what the mistake is, so the pattern is correct however I have been doing dc just like you but you actually have to do single crochet and follow the pattern given so that you don’t end up with a long jellyfish fish head

@@rachelgarcia7351 Yes, giving it another shot with single crochet and following the pattern should do the trick. Let me know how it goes! Good luck 🪼🦋