Both side-to-side (bottom up) and corner start methods are included - this allows for some fun ways to play with color! I enjoy using a self-striping style yarn for the corner start squares.

Both side-to-side (bottom up) and corner start methods are included - this allows for some fun ways to play with color! I enjoy using a self-striping style yarn for the corner start squares.

Both side-to-side (bottom up) and corner start methods are included - this allows for some fun ways to play with color! I enjoy using a self-striping style yarn for the corner start squares.

This rag doll style jellyfish is a great quick project! And the best part- NEW SEWING!!! The jellyfish is crocheted together, with optional stuffing between the layers.

Both side-to-side (bottom up) and corner start methods are included - this allows for some fun ways to play with color! I enjoy using a self-striping style yarn for the corner start squares.

Both side-to-side (bottom up) and corner start methods are included - this allows for some fun ways to play with color! I enjoy using a self-striping style yarn for the corner start squares.

This pattern is for one block made using interlocking crochet. Two filet meshes are locked together as you work. It works best to use two contrasting yarns.

This pattern is for one block made using interlocking crochet. Two filet meshes are locked together as you work. It works best to use two contrasting yarns.

I hope you like my mini reindeer!

This pattern is for my version of Bruni the Fire Salamander from Frozen II! The character is copyright of Disney; he is not mine and the pattern is and will always be free.