Crochet Jellyfish Keychain & Bag Charm Pattern

Crochet an adorable Jellyfish Keychain! This easy pattern is perfect for beginners and makes a cute bag charm or sweet gift.

Crochet Tiny Jellyfish Keychain Pattern

This tiny jellyfish is as cute as it is fun to make! The Crochet Tiny Jellyfish Keychain Pattern shows a round, puffy head with soft, wavy tentacles that give it an adorable, lifelike look. Small enough to fit in your palm, it’s perfect as a keychain, bag charm, or a sweet little gift. The simple design works up quickly, making it a great project for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Use pastel shades for a soft, dreamy vibe or bright colors for a playful touch. Have fun crocheting!

Uses of Crochet Mini Octopus

1. Keychain: Just like the mini jellyfish, a mini octopus can be a cute and whimsical keychain, adding a touch of personality to your keys.
2. Bag Charm: Attach it to your handbag or backpack for a playful accessory that stands out.
3. Car Mirror Decoration: Hang it on your rearview mirror as a fun and unique car accessory.
4. Children’s Toy: These soft, small octopuses can be safe toys for young children and make for excellent comfort items.
5. Desk Ornament: A small crochet octopus can make for a charming little desk buddy, adding some color and fun to your workspace.
6. Gift Topper: Use the mini octopus to adorn gift packages, making your presents look extra special and creative.
7. Pet Toy: With secure stitching and no small parts, these can be safe playthings for pets.

How To Crochet Amigurumi Octopus

Materials Needed:

• Cotton yarn in your desired color (e.g., bluish)
• 2 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• 6 mm plastic eyes
• A small amount of toy stuffing
• Keychain ring

Jellyfish Head:

Round 1:

1. Start with a magic ring.
2. Crochet 6 single crochets into the magic ring. Use a stitch marker to mark your rounds.

Round 2:

1. Work 1 increase in each stitch (2 single crochets in each stitch) around.
2. You should have 12 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 3:

1. Perform 3 single crochets, then increase by making 2 single crochets in the next stitch.
2. Repeat this pattern two more times.
3. You should have 15 stitches by the end of this round.

Rounds 4-6:

1. Single crochet in each stitch around for three rounds.
2. Maintain 15 stitches for each round.

Eye Placement:

• Place safety eyes between rounds 4 and 5 leaving 2 stitches in between them.

Jellyfish Bottom:

1. Repeat Rounds 1 to 3 from the head section to form the bottom part.
2. Do not cut the yarn after finishing these rounds.

Joining Head and Bottom:

1. Begin joining the top and bottom parts of the jellyfish with single crochets around, working through both loops on both pieces.
2. Before completely closing, fill the jellyfish with toy stuffing.

Final Closure:

1. After adding the stuffing, continue single crocheting around to close.
2. Finish with a slip stitch and cut the yarn, then weave in the ends.

Tentacles:

1. For each tentacle, start between rounds 1 and 2:
   • Chain 21.
   • Turn and single crochet into the second stitch from the hook.
   • Continue with 20 single crochets down the chain.
2. Repeat this for each tentacle (usually four tentacles are made).
3. Optionally, chain and arrange tentacles to give them a curled look.

Creating the Tentacle Curl:

• Pull each tentacle gently to encourage curling.
• Twist them together in pairs for a cute effect.

Finishing:

1. Attach the keychain ring:
   • Thread the ring through the top middle stitch of the jellyfish.
   • Secure tightly, and trim any excess yarn.

Now you have a tiny jellyfish keychain! Enjoy creating this cute little crocheted creature. Don't forget to subscribe to the video creator if you enjoyed the tutorial.