Plastic Bottle Jellyfish!

Hey!!!!!! Welcome to my blog! In honor of this EPIC day,(for me:) I'm gonna teach you how to make a plastic bottle jellyfish! CUTIE! This craft can be used for rooms, classrooms, lamps, lights, etc. So enjoy and have fun!

Materials:

• 1 plastic bottle(empty and you will need to cut this bottle so don't pick something like a water bottle)
• Scissors
• String
• Paint (optional)
• Hammer and screw (you'll probably need this)
• Parent (sometimes needed)

How to:

1. First, cut the top part of the bottle (the part where you drink from) and the bottom part. (um... the bottom?)
2. Then set the bottom part somewhere else and take your top part. Then cut little slits from bottom to top so that it looks like a broom design thingy... This will be the jellyfish's tentacles. (BTW keep the lid, you will need it!)
3. Then, after you are done the jellyfish's tentacles, take the bottom part, which will be the jellyfish's head, and put it on top of the tentacles. Doesn't it look like a jellyfish now? (to me it does :)
4. Now for the hard part. (for me) Take the tentacle part of the jelly fish and screw of the lid. Use your scissors to pop a hole in the lid and then take the string. Slot one end of the string into the hole and tie a double knot in that part of the string to make sure the string doesn't fall out.
5. Screw back on the lid and be prepared for a thing that requires serious muscles or a screw and hammer (lol) Get the head of the jellyfish(the bottom part of the bottle) and grab your parent (you might need them) Get your screw, and stick it into a place near or on the center of the head of the jellyfish (not your head) Grab the hammer (you or your parent) and start hammering the screw. BAM BAM BAM!! (Bonus, if you make a hole in the center of the head of the jellyfish, I congratulate you!) 
6. Hole: check! Now, it's time to stick the string through the hole. This time, you don't have to tie a knot! Yay! (that was me, I don't like tying knots...) 
7. Now for painting, which is optional. This is the basics again. Take your brush, stroke up, down, up, down and again and again...

CONGRATS!!!!!! You know have a cute jellyfish to share with friends and family!
*Does it look like a jellyfish? If yes, please comment below, if no, comment below too and I will try to find the problem.*
Thanks for reading and...
ENJOY!!!

BTW this is mine :)