BEGINNER FRIENDLY - Crochet baby jellyfish tutorial *NO SEWING REQUIRED* (step by step) RIGHT-HANDED

Hello everyone!
I'm back with another tutorial! Since you all enjoyed my baby octopus pattern, I've decided to make something fun again! So let's crochet this baby jellyfish together!

Share your makes on social media and tag me!

I've also made this video for left-handed crocheters and it's available in French as well!

You can find the mama jellyfish's pattern on my shops!

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:34 Rnd 1 (with magic ring)
04:05 Rnd 1 (easier way)
05:53 Rnd 2
08:05 Rnd 3
09:23 Rnd 4
10:30 Rnd 5
11:05 Eyes
12:36 Rnd 6
16:25 Tentacles
18:51 Join the tentacles
21:40 Closing the opening
24:47 Frill

You will need :
- About 7g of worsted yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver Retro Stripes)
- 6 mm safety eyes
- A pair of scissors
- A yarn needle
- A stitch marker (or bobby pin, piece of scrap yarn, paper clip...)

Thank you so much for watching and please like and subscribe if you would like more tutorials like this :)

[EiswolfZero]

this is top tier, I learned how to crochet yesterday and now I can't stop making baby animals. I love it! <3

[luisavonboeck]

The first thing i ever did with crochet, literally in the same day I bought the yarn and decided to learn it. Your videos will always have a special place in my heart

[corpsesbride]

I've never been so proud. I started crocheting 2 days ago and i managed to make a yellow and teal baby jellyfish, his name is Timothee and I love him more than my own life <3

[isabellagismondi]

I just started crocheting yesterday. I have watched over a million different beginner tutorials on how to make something so I can feel accomplished. this was the only video I understood- now I have a cute little jellyfish!

[mamamia_]

My 11 year old son found this video, watched it and has been crocheting all the little babies. I bought him the Jellyfish mom pattern and we'll see how it goes! Thanks for the tutorial and photo tutorials since I'm not a lot of help to him since I knit.

[colainhelle]

I want to thank you for this video, i started crochet a few months ago and i never understood why my stitches looked okay but not quite like the one the pics. it was because i wasn't paying attention to the way i yarned. Turns out i was always yarning over and never under, i watched a lot of videos to learn crochet and i've never saw someone pointing this detail out. So thank you a lot :) . (PS i love your baby octopus pattern it's so easy and cute everyone around me got one)

[aaron]

I have watched SO many “beginner friendly” videos that i was so confused by, this is the first that i could actually follow. Thanks so much

[nancy]

I just subbed. I learned to crochet nearly 50 years ago and never tried to make tiny critters. You made it so simple and gave me the incentive to try sonething new. ❤ Thank you so much!

[inkukuprod]

its my first crochet ever, it seemed so hard at first i almost gave up few times. But after re trying at least 5 times i finally suceeded and im so happy. Its difficult to find video beginners friendly im so happy i found yours. this just boosted my confidence i thought for a moment that maybe it wasnt made for me nah i did it :) thanks for this video

[momtaylor]

i finished my baby and oh my gosh, its so freakin cute. i did the head and tentacles in a baby pink color (also i think it was baby weight) and the border in baby blue of the same weight. TYSM All From Jade for your wonderful tutorials!!!

[oyasurer]

Hello ! I am 53, lefthanded and tried crochet for the first time when i was 17, but it ended in tears because i had no youtube to watch videos for crochet for lefthanders 😄 i started crochet 3 weeks ago with cheap yarn, just practicing chains and magic rings and to get a rhythm for chrocheing..3 days ago i made 2 octopusses, and a couple of coasters 👍 i now am working on baskets.. you should not see this as a task, it is a hobby, it is good for yourself, helps calm down, and you are proud when you produce something with your hands. Beginners, don t give up, be patient, and you will see the result! Mrs Jade thank you for sharing this wonderful patterns! 🙏❤️

[sidekickwannabe]

I have been learning, somewhat unsuccessfully, to crochet for 6 years. Your magic ring is the first one I've seen that actually makes sense!

[AdventuresWithRobin]

So much fun for a beginner! I think I did my tentacles with the yarn under instead of over (for three of the first four tentacles) and it produced the most adorable curl to them! I love your idea of using two different colours!!

[brandyward]

Well for someone puts a disclaimer that this is not a teaching video, you are a FABULOUS TEACHER!!!❤❤❤😊😊😊

[monoxide]

I haven't been crocheting for a long time, I had no clue you could yarn under! Super helpful tips and my mom loves the jellyfish so much that she asked me to make her one <3

[TheBebucha]

Recently started crocheting and there was quite a few things that I would do but couldn't make sense of and watching you and hearing you explain while you crochet actually helped me see what I could be doing better, such a great video!

[sandyhascall]

I think this would make a cute Christmas ornament. Going to have to try that.

[ladybugonapug-jamie]

Hands down, this is my most favorite crochet tutorial and finished design EVER!!! I've been crocheting a few years and adore amigurumi...but this is the sweetest little jellyfish when finished. My kids are ecstatic to each have one and they are so fast to stitch up as well! Thank you so much for your generosity sharing it with us and creating this sweet design!

[TubbyChu]

This is genuinely the most well explained/demonstrated video I have come across. It makes so much more sense when you show exactly where each stitch goes (something that confused me to no end with other tutorials I tried). Thank you for giving me more confidence in my ability to crochet something other than a tangle of yarn 🤣

[viddeliten]

I know you SAY this is not a crochet tutorial, but I just went through it with my 10 year old daughter as her very first crochet project and you explained it so well she was able to do all of it! ❤