No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish: Free Crochet Pattern
No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Toy Free Crochet Pattern
Today, I’m going to share another adorable amigurumi pattern designed to help you use up your scrap yarn: the No Sew Octopus and Jellyfish!
I designed these little amigurumi toys to be a super quick and easy project, perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a fun, fast make.
They are made with Aran yarn using a 4.5mm hook, and I used a rainbow of scrap yarns for the tentacles to give them a vibrant, happy look.
The whole toy is crocheted without any sewing, which I know is a huge plus for anyone! I love how they turned out with their big, friendly eyes and happy little smiles.
This pattern is a wonderful way to use up leftover yarn, and since it works up so quickly, it’s great for making gifts or for selling at craft fairs and on Etsy.
These little toys are great for beginners because they don’t require complicated stitches or assembly.
I know many of you are looking for simple projects to build your confidence, and this one is definitely perfect for that. The design is simple, cute, and versatile!
These amigurumi octopus and jellyfish would be such a lovely handmade gift, especially for a baby shower.
They fit right into a nautical or sea-themed nursery and can be made in any colors to match the decor.
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No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Video Tutorial
If you’re a visual learner, this section is for you. Below you can find the link to the step-by-step tutorial you can follow along with me.
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How to Crochet The No Sew Jellyfish Or Octopus – Video Tutorial
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How To Crochet The No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish
Crochet No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Pattern Notes
Level
- Beginner
Type
- Amigurumi toy
Hook
- 4.5mm
Size
- 11cm tall
Yarn Used
- Aran (worsted)
Other Supplies
- 16mm blue safety eyes
- toy stuffing
- scrap yarn in rainbow colors for tentacles
No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Crochet Abbreviations
The No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish pattern is written in US terms using Craft Yarn Council abbreviations.
- magic ring
- slip knot
- inc – increase
- dec – decrease
- sc – single crochet
- dc – double crochet
- st(s) – stitch(es)
- ch(s) – chain(s)
- sl st – slip stitch
- skip – sk
No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Toy Written Pattern
Notes
A few things to note before you start:
- The stitches between ( ) are to be made into the same stitch or chain space (as instructed).
- The stitches between * * are to be repeated as many times as instructed.
- If the pattern contains stitches between ** **, they are to be repeated as many times as instructed, including the * * repeats within.
- The number at the end of the row or round is the number of stitches unless otherwise stated.
- The body parts are crocheted in the round, without turning or closing the round, unless specifically stated to turn. Use a piece of yarn or a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
The Head
Round 1: Make a magic ring and crochet 6sc (sc) into the ring = 6
Round 2: inc in each stitch around = 12
Round 3: *inc, sc* x 3=18
Round 4: *inc, sc in next 2sts* x 3 = 24
Round 5: *inc, sc in next 3sts* x 3 = 30
Round 6: *inc, sc in next 4sts* x 3 = 36
Round 7: *inc, sc in next 5sts* x 3 = 42
Round 8: *inc, sc in next 6sts* x 3= 48
Round 9-17: sc in each stitch = 48
Placing the Eyes
Place the eyes anywhere between Round 11 and Round 12, 8 stitches apart.
Round 18: *dec, sc in next 6sts* x 3 = 42
Round 19: *dec, sc in next 5sts* x 3 = 36
Round 20: *dec, sc in next 4sts* x 3 = 30
Round 21: *dec, sc in next 3sts* x 3 = 24
Round 22: *dec, sc in next 2sts* x 3 = 18
Round 23: *dec, sc* x 3= 12
Fasten off, leaving a long tail. Stuff the head with toy stuffing and use the tail to close the hole. Weave in all the ends.
The Bottom Frill
This round is crocheted in the exposed front loops of Round 18.
Make a slip knot and join with a ch into any front loop of Round 18.
Round 24: * sk 1, (5 dc) in next st, sk 1, sl st * × 10 = 10 scallops
The Tentacles
Use scrap yarn in rainbow colors.
Row 1: ch35. sl st in the 2nd ch from hook (2sc) in next and every remaining ch = 66
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No Sew Octopus And Jellyfish Frequently Asked Questions
I Am Stuck On This Pattern. Can You Help?
Yes, absolutely! Every pattern you get from my shop includes my help and support. You can buy with confidence knowing that I will help you finish your project. If you’re new to crochet, I always recommend starting with a beginner-level pattern to build your skills first. You can message me on my Facebook page or Instagram for help.
Do I Have To Use The Same Yarn Brand As You To Get The Same Result?
No, you don’t have to use the same yarn brand. You can use any brand you like, but be sure to pay attention to the yardage as different brands can have different yardage. I have a list of alternative yarns I recommend.
Can I Sell Items Made With Your Pattern?
Yes, you can sell items you make yourself using my pattern on a small scale, such as for handmade orders or at craft fairs. However, mass production of items using my patterns is not allowed without my written permission. You also cannot distribute or sell the pattern itself under any circumstances.
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Happy Crocheting!
