Jellyfish shown in photo 1, we begin to knit with chains from 6 in. NS ., which we close into a ring with the help conn. loops ... Then we tie this chain with Art. with nak ... according to the scheme below 1.
Scheme 1. Scheme of a whole-knitted jellyfish, presented in photo 1.
A feature of this model is that the entire jellyfish whole knitted , that is, you do not need to break the thread to knit the tentacles. We "get" to the place of knitting of tentacles with the help conn. loops, which is clearly visible in Scheme 1.
Photo 2. Medusa linked according to scheme 2.
Jellyfish in photo 2 we begin to knit with 4th century NS ., which we close in a ring conn. noose ... Then we knit carefully according to scheme 2. Beginning of knitting at point A.
Scheme 2. Crochet jellyfish. Diagram of the jellyfish shown in photo 2.
Diagram 2 shows that the 5th row is 9 "arches" from 3rd centuryNS ., with which the edge is tied domesjellyfish. Having reached point C in this way, the thread can be cut off and fixed on the seamy side at point B in order to proceed to knitting tentacles of jellyfish ... Scheme 2 clearly shows that each tentacles of jellyfish is a chain of 10- 12th century NS. which is tied conn. or Blind loop ... At the last v. NS ... pull the chains long loop and just leave, back to the last one v. NS ... chain and tie it conn. loop. To the next tentacle jellyfish go from the wrong side domes using the same conn. sang .
Photo 3. Jellyfish linked according to scheme 3.
For knitting jellyfish, shown in photo 3, we collect a chain of 5 c. NS. , which we close into a ring using conn. loops.
Scheme 3. Scheme of the jellyfish shown in photo 3.
To all of the above, it remains only to add that tentacles in this model, jellyfish are simply chain of 10-15 stitches , each of which (chain) is attached to the dome separately from the seamy side.
Photo 4. Jellyfish "spectacular"
"Spectacular" jellyfish in photo 4 is made with threads of two types (melange and blue thread), which differ not only in color, but in thickness and texture (see photo 5).
Photo 5. Threads that were used to knit the "spectacular" jellyfish shown in photo 4
Consists jellyfish, depicted in photo 4, from several separately related parts: domes and 2 types of tentacles (see photo 6)
Photo 6. Details of the "spectacular" jellyfish shown in photo 4
Jellyfish dome made with melange thread, you can knit according to one of the above schemes 1-3. I used scheme 2, with the difference that each "Arch" of 3 v. I tied the item along the edge of the dome as follows:
1 tbsp. without nak., 1 tbsp. with nak., 1 tbsp. with 2 nak., 1 tbsp. with nak., 1 tbsp. without nak.
Then separately melange thread knit big tentacles of jellyfish, which are 4 crochet spirals.
For those who have forgotten or simply don’t know, I’ll tell you how it fits spiral crochet:
we collect a chain of v. NS ... the desired length and tie it Art. without nak. , or Art. with nak ., or Art. with 2, etc. yarns on 3 in each loop of the chain , thanks to which the chain is twisted into a spiral ... Everything is very simple!
I will only add that for the tentacles I typed a chain of 15-17 c. NS ... and tied her in 3 tbsp. without nak ... into each loop of the chain.
Thin tentacles tied by thread of blue color and are simply chain of air loops b! Long strings are left at the beginning and end of the chain. The length of one chain should be such that when bent in half, the required length of one tentacle is obtained. We knit one chain - we get when bending 2 tentacles ... In total, it is enough to connect 3 chains of 50-60 in. NS.
So all the details (photo 6) of our jellyfish are ready! It remains only to sew them with a needle and thread! "Spectacular" jellyfish, pictured on photo 4 is ready !!!
As the latest 5th model jellyfish crochet imagine little adorable jellyfish related white mercerized thread "Lotus "(100 g, 250 m, St. Petersburg) photo 7
Photo 7. Adorable little jellyfish
The most amazing thing is that adorable jellyfish in photo 7 it is one-piece knitted, that is, it can be knitted from beginning to end without breaking the thread.
We start to knit our adorable jellyfish from below with 3 tentacles. You've probably already noticed that tentacles connected spiral crochet ... Above, it was described in detail how to knit spiral crochet. I will only add that in this case I was typing a chain from 13. NS ... and tied her Art. without nak. on 3 into each loop of the chain. Having reached the end of the chain, we do not break the thread, but we collect a new chain from 13th century NS., we tie, then we knit the 3rd tentacle.
By connecting in this way 3rd tentacles , we also do not break the thread, but we again knit a chain from 7-8 c. NS., but with the aim of climbing to the top domes our future jellyfish. I hope that intermediate photo 8 will help you understand the principle of further knitting of our jellyfish.
Photo 8. Charming jellyfish, one-piece knitted, the dome is turned inside out
The last air loop the chains will be considered the center and the vertex jellyfish domes .
We will tie this last loop 4 tbsp. without nak ... Then we knit in a circle in a spiral downward, knitting in the next circle along 2 tbsp. without nak ... into each loop of the previous row. In the next round, it is enough to add 2-3 c. NS ... and knit 2-3 rows before knitting the fields.
Fields we knit like this: we do 2 c. p. p. and knit by 2 tbsp. with nak ... into each loop of the previous row. Closing the beginning and end of the circle conn. noose ... The dome of our jellyfish is ready! Ready and all ours adorable little white jellyfish !!!
Amigurumi toys can decorate any interior, they look especially great in a nursery. Introducing a crochet pattern for an adorable amigurumi jellyfish. The original bright toy will bring revitalization to the interior, and will also become the favorite of your baby. If desired, the jellyfish can function as a baby towel or washcloth. Depending on how the amigurumi jellyfish will be used, you should choose yarn for knitting.
The size of the finished product is from 38 to 45 cm in length, the head of the jellyfish is 12 cm in diameter. You can easily adjust the length of the tentacles, as well as their number. The crochet pattern of the amigurumi jellyfish was developed by ChiWei Rаnсk, in the author's description you will find comments and useful tips. If you follow all the instructions carefully, the jellyfish will turn out to be neat and fun. We are waiting for photos of your amigurumi jellyfish in the comments to the post.
Amigurumi funny jellyfish
Crochet toy patterns
The knitting pattern was translated into Russian by Handcraft Studio.
Materials (edit)
- hook 4 mm;
- cotton yarn: main color - 2 skeins, second color - 1 skein. For the blue jellyfish, two shades of blue are used, for the purple jellyfish, light purple and pink;
- safety eyes 9 mm;
- floss threads are black;
- scissors;
- polystyrene filler.
Symbols
conn. Art. - connecting post
vp - air loop
sc - single crochet
psn - half-column
ssn - double crochet
* * - the repeat section is marked with asterisks
Head / face
Row 1: Tie 8 sc in an amiugurumi ring. Conn. Art. in the first. sbn (8)
Row 5: 1 ch, * 1 sc in each. from the next. 3 sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (40)
Row 6: 1 ch, * 1 sc in each. from the next. 4 sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (48)
Rows 7-8: 1 ch, 1 sc in each. sbn to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (48)
Row 9: 1 ch, * 1 sc in each. from the next. 5 sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (56)
Rows 10-14: 1 ch, 1 sc in each. sbn to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (56)
Row 15: 1 ch, * 1 sc in each. from the next. 2 sc, decrease, 1 sc in the next. sc, decrease * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (40)
Secure the thread and hide the ends.
The lower part of the jellyfish
Row 1: 1 ch, 8 sc in the amiugurumi ring. Conn. Art. in the first. sbn (8)
Row 2: 1 ch, 2 sc in each. sbn to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (16)
Row 3: 1 VP, * 1 sc in the next. sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (24)
Row 4: 1 ch, * 1 sc in each. from the next. 2 sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (32)
Row 5: 1 VP, * 1 PRS in each. from the next. 3 sc, increase * repeat to the end of the row. Conn. Art. in the first. sc (40)
Fasten the thread, but leave a long enough end to complete the connecting row in a circle (about 60 cm).
Jellyfish tentacles
According to the author, tentacles are best obtained using the freeform technique. They are all different from each other, but one principle can be used to make them look similar. You can knit a pattern from this description of the amigurumi jellyfish to get an idea of what each type of curl will look like. Alternatively, you can change the hook number to get a different result. For the blue jellyfish, the author used a 4 mm hook, and for the purple one - 5 mm. Each jellyfish has 8 tentacles, of different widths and lengths.
Dial a chain of 30, 40, 50, 60 or even 70 VP.
Tie 2 (or 3) sc in each loop of the chain OR tie 2 (or 3) sc in each loop of the chain. If you knit sbn, then start with the 2nd loop from the hook. If you are knitting psn, then start with the 3rd loop from the hook.
Choose your knitting method. Continue knitting sbn or psn, 2 or 3 in each. loop to the end of the chain, fasten the thread, leaving the end.
If you adhere to one knitting principle (sbn or psn) on a sufficiently long segment, then you get the correct curl, then you can change the technique and you get a different type of curl. Don't change the post type too often. You can reshape the curls or leave them messy however you like!
Assembly
Step 1: Attach the safety eyes between rows 12 and 13 at a distance of 8 sb between them.
Step 2: Use a floss to embroider the mouth.
Step 3: Attach the tentacles to the bottom of the jellyfish by threading both ends of the threads through the holes between the posts and tying a double knot. The ends will be hidden inside the filled jellyfish head.
Step 4: Line up the edges of the bottom of the jellyfish and its head. Connect the parts by tying them along the edge through all 4 walls of the loops (head and bottom panel) with single crochet posts.
Step 5: When you are almost done, fill the head, then continue knitting to close the hole. Link conn. Art. in the first sc. Secure the thread and hide the ends.
If you want to hang a jellyfish, then sew a loop on your head. If not, then that's it, the amigurumi jellyfish is ready!
