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Mini Canvas Wedding Guestbook Alternative

May 9, 2012 by Kimberly Jones

I spotted this stunning, modern wedding shoot by Jasmine Star Photography at Grey Likes Weddings, and fell instantly in love! Colorful custom details make this wedding special, and I was especially taken with the idea to use mini watercolored canvases as an alternative to the traditional wedding guestbook. Simple, but impressive! Be sure to visit both links for beautiful photos, inspiration, and much more!

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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!

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