Crochet some cute amigurumi stars as decorative items or plushies for your kids. You can also add a lively persona to the stars by crocheting facial features like cute eyes and cheeky smiles.

No Sew Ice Cream Cone

This special jellyfish wanders through the deep dark ocean, but she reflects the beautiful night sky wherever she goes, emitting a soft dreamy starry night glow. She will make a great plush with thick yarn or a wonderful keychain with thinner lighter yarn.

Size: dependent on the size of the crochet hook and yarn

This 11cm Baby Yoda is a palm-sized doll with patterns written in English and Portuguese. It uses only basic stitches, making it suitable for avid beginners.

Learn how to crochet a jellyfish that features horizontal stripes on its dome and varying tentacles for different textures and a unique look! It's a YouTube video that comes with step-by-step instructions to guide you along the way visually.

Create your very own easy happy jellyfish pattern that can be used as a sensory toy for your child, as a pendant for your backpack or to add to your crochet repertoire!

Size: 10cm (3.9")

This lil guys is great for advanced beginners who would like a simplified jellyfish that has chunky tentacles.

Size: 5cm (without tentacles) for small jellyfish

7cm (without tentacles) for big jellyfish

This free Baby Yoda granny square pattern will make a wonderful child's toy. The little Yoda popping up is perfect for little hands to grip. It's also an avid beginner to intermediate level pattern because the written instructions are not as detailed.

Get your hook out and get ready to crochet some jellyfish for some fun bath time. These jellyfish scrubbies are both practical bath-time helpers but also bath-time entertainers for your little ones.