[Closed] Jellyfish tester call!

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Hello all! It’s been a while since I’ve posted a tester call, but I’m finally back!:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:
I’m looking for people to test my small jellyfish keychain pattern.:jellyfish:

There’s no specific yarn I require, no specific hook size, just whatever you have on hand is fine with me! You also do not need to add a keychain to the top.:rose:

Here are the rules:

No ghosting :ghost: (duh)

Must comment what hook size and yarn you’ll use :yarn:

Finish before or on the deadline :spiral_calendar:

Must post a journal with a photo :ledger:

Deadline: June 9th 2025 (This should be plenty of time to make a 30 min pattern)
Extensions for up to 3 days after the deadline are available for good reasons.:sparkles:

If it turns out after you’ve been accepted to test that you will not be able to complete the pattern test, please lmk. Once again, no ghosting.:ghost:

Click pattern photo to apply:
Little Jellyfish Keychain

Comment these emojis to prove you have read all the rules: :fire::jellyfish:

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I will use worsted weight acrylic and 3.5mm hook. :fire: :jellyfish:

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So cute! Thin weight chenille with a 3mm hook :jellyfish:

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Hi I would be so happy to test this adorable jellyfish I will use a Bernat Baby Velvet pink yarn and a 4.5 hook :fire::jellyfish:

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I would love tot test! I will be using chenille yarn with a 6mm hook. :fire: :jellyfish:

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:fire: :jellyfish: This sounds like so much fun! I would love to test it!

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7mm hook and a soft micropolyester yarn so it will be a bit bigger!

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I’d use premier blanket yarn and a 6.5mm hook :fire::jellyfish:

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Idk what this yarn is but ill use a 5.5 hook f

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I’d love to test! I’d use size 4mm hook with weight 4 acrylic yarn

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I would love to be a tester i would use a yarn that has pink blue and white in it with a 4mm hook and safety eyes :fire: :jellyfish:

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Hi, I have finished this pattern and put it in my journal pls let me know if you would like me to do anything else once again thanks for choosing me!

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I finished the pattern too and posted a picture in the journal. Thank you for choosing me! The jellyfish was so fun to make.

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:fire: :jellyfish:

This looks absolutely adorable! I’d love to try it out!

I’d be using Premier Just Chenille with a 5mm hook. I may try using a smaller hook as well to see how it works. I bet the emerald color would look beautiful.:blue_heart:

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Is there a group chat for the testing? Other tests I’m doing have had one but I didn’t see an invite for this one. I’ll just post a few things here.

I noticed that the pattern system doesn’t recognize MC, I believe other patterns have MR and it recognizes that for magic ring in the abbreviations as well as a stitch with a guide when tapped out clicked on. Just handy for newer users to be able to tap it to see how to do the correct stitch.

Also maybe suggest to use a stitch marker to mark the start of the back loops before doing the front loops? I usually put a marker on the last stitch so when I went back to do the inside I had troubles finding the correct starting point. Marked it on my second try and it went MUCH nicer. :sweat_smile: Part of this may be my lack of experience but I always appreciate a good suggestion in a pattern. These have come out super adorable though. Making a journal entry as soon as I finish making and attaching the tentacles to the second one. :blue_heart:

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hey if you’re still accepting, i’d love to test this jellyfish for you (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠) i use acrylic yarn and a 3.5mm hook :jellyfish::fire:

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I would love to test in chenille yarn and a 4.0mm hook!! :fire::jellyfish:

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i would use a 5mm hook and #6 mystical collection bernat yarn :jellyfish:

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:fire: :jellyfish:, would love to participate. I would use a similar yarn, with a 5 mm hook. I live in Switzerland, Im not sure how you would call this yarn type, but it looks really really similar to yours.

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@leaders please close this topic. Tysm!

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