Little Jellyfish Crochet Pattern
I made this little jellyfish amigurumi crochet pattern years ago and did a few revisions after that. In this pattern the upper and lower part don’t need to be sewn.
Before wrote down the jellyfish amigurumi crochet pattern, I made some research about jellyfish anatomy. I got the information that the part which hanging down from the center are oral arms, I wrote as arms in this pattern. And surrounding the arms are tentacles, at the margin of the bell or body.
I hope you enjoy making this little jellyfish amigurumi.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Crochethea.
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