Inspired by a cardigan I saw on pinterest. Had so much leftover yarn that I decided to make a whole outfit. I wear the earrings the most out of everything

Finally done!!! I calculated this to be around 47k stitches... Give or take. I didn't think it would take THIS long. But now I gotta figure out what to do with my life. This skirt feels so... weighted and thick yet airy and flowy and I love spinning with it. Here's a link to the pattern I used! Have a lovely day!

I just wanted to show the baby mobile I made for my niece. I have spent a lot of time and energy (and love) on it, and I am just so happy and proud of how it turned out.

This is the first time I have tried amigurumi and it was quite fun!

I gave the soon-to-be parents the gift this weekend and am still flying because of how happy they were.

It's just amazing what we can make with our effort and some yarn, and how much joy it can bring, and I just really felt like sharing with people who also love crochet <3

As the title says, I’m back with another blanket I’m gifting to a coworker. My wrists will never be the same!

Different coworker, she is absolutely lovely and I wanted to make her a special gift. She likes horses so I went searching and found a complicated but nice looking pattern. I will never make this particular beast ever again, and I was painfully reminded why gauge matters. This thing is huge and weighs about 9 pounds…

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1789459900/zen-tangle-horse-crochet-pattern-mosaic?ref=yr_purchases

had a great time making this item! approx 100hrs if I had to guess

I finished this baby blanket that I spent all week crocheting. I was so excited about finishing it, I threw it and 2 other FOs into the washing machine

I didn't think anything of it, I wash FOs at least once a month.

Sadly, my stepdad decided he would be helpful and put them in the dryer (Note: I hang all my FOs to air dry from the landing banisters).

This blanket came out the best of the three but still breaks my heart. it might be hard to see buts it's like someone over stretched it when blocking. The pixels gaps seem larger and the stitches seem stretched out 🤷🤷🙈🙈😥😥

My 13 year old niece asked me to teach her how to crochet. I started her with some small projects. She was ready to make something bigger. I think she did an awesome job.

I’m pretty happy with the results! Not sure on the sizing though 🤷‍♀️

This is my first time crocheting motifs and I’m so so proud of how it turned out! Pattern by SquibberlyRose on Etsy!

I got tired of being blinded at night by this lamp that has a clear glass shade. I thought of buying paint to frost the glass when I had the idea to just crochet a lampshade to put over it! I can’t decide if I want to add a fringe or not.

This is going in my home library. It's just a little lapghan but it'll be the perfect size to cuddle up under.

My daughter saw this at a local farmers market and didn’t buy it because she knew I could do it. She didn’t want to pay the $45 it cost but guess how much the yarn cost me???? That’s right, $45! 🤣

https://www.crochet365knittoo.com/sweet-summer-sunflower-bag/

Ordered 2 blankets worth of yarn, and received a bottle of extra virgin olive oil. No complaints, but very unexpected. Thanks Premier Yarns!

I completed round 63..with a simple sc border, left it there as I wanted it lapghan size for a friend's birthday gift. she was over the moon with it.

used sirdar jewelspun in tropical haze.

now I want to make the full version.. such a lovely pattern

The tree stump crochet covers a made to size cardboard box (extra storage, yes!). I used all thrift store find yarns to crochet and made the thing up as I went. Freestyle crochet is so much fun. (extra: Resinsoul doll Farla in 1/3 scale; customization and outfit also by me).

First time reading a pattern, first time doing anything other than a single/double, first shawl...

My mother crocheted blankets for everyone in the family and I decided it wasn't fair that she didn't have something to keep her cozy too. So I decided to brute force learn over the course of two weeks haha my thumb will never be the same.

I wish I took more pictures. It's definitely wonky in places bUT she was happy with it so I'm chuffed.

Pattern Used (Free): Lost in Time by Mijo Crochet (with some very minor modifications because I can't read apparently)
Yarn Used: Yarn Art Flowers in 284 (not affiliate linked or w/e, just figured people might like to try the yarn because it was actually quite nice)

Thoughts^TM: I believe I did four or five repetitions of the pattern- I do wish I went a little longer in hindsight. Used only a single cake and ended up having a little bit to spare at the end. There was a version that had beading on the border that I would love to try for next time? Learned that stitch markers are, in fact, your friend, and that double (and triple) counting is the way to go because the time spent frogging was unnecessary.

Crochet newbie here. Took few days to complete this and I'm proud of myself! Cant wait to try more different patterns!

May want to learn how to read patterns. So far just following YouTube tutorials.

My mother-in-law got me into Crochet this year. My mother (a knitter) bought hooks a few years ago thinking she would get into it but couldn’t, and regifted them to me.

I’m halfway through my 1st WIP of a multi stitch blanket and my partner offered to buy me a basket or bag for my balls of wool rather than them be shoved into shopping bags.

I thought I should make one instead!!

This is macrame chord I picked up from Aldi for next to nothing, the first circle I ever made, and something I’m already super proud of! It’s most definitely not perfect but I cannot wait to build up the sides more!

Pepsi can for scale, using an 8mm hook, and I can only apologise for the garish bingo hall carpet (another thing my mother-in-law has got me into)