Thanks again to Daily Art Muse. I’ve been meaning to post this days ago but there was that class I just wrote about…playing catch up right now. Anyway, this is the cutest funkiest fun lampwork I’ve seen in a long time. It’s from Karen Woodward and it’s not about beads…I’m kind of over beads right now (did I just really write that?). Really what it is is that I’ve been doing so many other cool glass things and then I see Karen’s goodies and want to play on the torch. Her characters are so freakin’ cute but not sugary. Go check them out and you’ll see what I’m writing about!!
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Free Jelly Fish Crochet Pattern
If you’ve been looking for an adorable underwater-inspired project, this free crochet jellyfish pattern from Cuddly Stitches Craft is an absolute must-try! With its squishy body, curly tentacles, and big, sweet eyes, this jellyfish amigurumi is perfect for ocean-themed nurseries, sea-life-loving kids, or anyone who just can’t resist a cute sea critter in yarn form.
This pattern is beginner-friendly, well-written, and works up beautifully in soft cotton or plush yarns. Whether you’re creating a single jellyfish as a toy or stitching up a whole school to hang as a mobile or wall decor, this is one of those fun, relaxing projects that turns out way too cute.
Crochet jellyfish make amazing gifts—think baby showers, birthday baskets, or just a little “I made this for you” moment. They’re also fantastic stash-busters and look great in both pastel and bright colors. Whether you’re new to amigurumi or a seasoned softie maker, this project will definitely float your boat.
Let me know what color combos you choose—I’d love to see your squishy sea friends!