Crochet

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Thought we could use a community for folks who craft handmade goods.

Hopefully we can get more artisans to join up, and folks who would like to purchase from & support independent artists & craftspeople from all around the world!

Could y'all spread the word to other crafty communities, as well?

(Mods feel free to remove this if it's not allowed!)

This came up in the rotation on the tv and it amused me. I tried asking it for a pattern but it was unresponsive 😂

Not OP, found on Loops

It’s almost 6’ long! For an under 5’ woman. Thank you for the help in my first post last week! 🥰

I’m a knitter attempting crochet. Somehow I am skipping squares. 🤨. What am I doing wrong? I ripped out about a foot but damn. 😭

Just finished this little dino guy. It's my first time making an amigurumi and I underestimated the amount of sewing involved.

I found this really cool yarn in a random Tedi Store, but they only had 2 skeins in stock. I tried checking back in that same store for a month, but it never was restockend. Tiny sweater it is then!

I put gall fruit flakes and catnip in it. Zombii loves it!

The pattern was by zxke_crochets on Instagram

This was made using the book "Pokemon Haken" by Sabrina Somers.

There's a rubber coated wire in the tail to allow for bending it any way you'd like. The eye and nose are felt pieces I painfully stitched on (pricked my finger 3 times).

Hope my nephew likes it! We're off to his birthday party.

I'm still going to do Little Bitty's costume photo shoot. Just a day late 😭

y'all have probably all long known this, but it's kinda blowing my mind right now so I wanted to share 🤯 the way they drape is also worlds apart:

the yarn used:

Right now, I'm working on a witch costume for Little Bitty. I'm about to make a bunch of little yellow stars to attach

Update:

He is really into Lego Rock Raiders so I wanted to make something that kinda references it, but is still subtle enough to wear to work :D

This was my first time steam blocking Acrylic Yarn, it makes such a difference!!! The finished scarf got super soft and flowy, none of that creaky stiff crochet feeling left haha

I'm still working on this bat lace bag using a much bigger thread and hook than recommended. I'd love to see what everyone else is working on!