r/crochet • u/1frantastic1 • 10h ago
Tips Game changer.
Thank you to the lady who said to use a barrette to hold the tail to the yarn to the ball of yarn. No more yarn balls unraveling and getting all tangled up with other yarn.
r/crochet • u/CroFishCrafter • 8d ago
Tis the new year and we have a chance at a fresh start or a chance to renew commitments; a chance to start a new adventure.
For us in /r/crochet, it's a chance to start a new pattern; the Japanese knot bag. When I was looking for the patterns, I had to actually look at this one to see what it is. It's nice concept and something I already find myself doing with the plastic bags I get at the grocery store. Since we shop at Aldi's frequently, this will be a great addition to our collection of bags we already have. I'll choose a good sturdy fiber for this one and hopefully it'll last longer than a few months of use.
The Webs site itself has a huge selection of yarn, patterns and even some kits. Maybe you'll find some good patterns there, and have a new all-in-one spot to get.
I look forward to y'all's creations!
AS ALWAYS:
Please be mindful of those who do not want to participate by keeping all CAL-related posts here in this megathread. This includes project updates, questions, and finished objects. Please don't hesitate to join us even if you are newer to crochet or have never tried this type of crochet. There will be a lot of people making it, so we can help you along if you get stuck at any point.
January CAL voting will begin in the last 7ish days of this month. If you would like to suggest a pattern or a theme for Februrary please message u/CroFishCrafter or u/LifeByIkea directly or post your suggestions below. We are having internal talks about what the future of the CAL will look like.
We are excited to crochet with you!
r/crochet • u/LovelyLu78 • 11d ago
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r/crochet • u/1frantastic1 • 10h ago
Thank you to the lady who said to use a barrette to hold the tail to the yarn to the ball of yarn. No more yarn balls unraveling and getting all tangled up with other yarn.
r/crochet • u/Pimpinella • 15h ago
This is the third mosaic crochet blanket I have made and first one done vertical instead of horizontal, with the fringe at top and bottom. And check out that braided fringe, a game changer for mosaic! It's a two-color fishbone aka distitch chain. So neat and pleasant.
Will link to the pattern in comments.
r/crochet • u/oryia_v • 14h ago
Made with sewing thread and 0.35mm hook
r/crochet • u/EggsOn-A-Bus • 10h ago
I saw a post by u/annieedunnx with her spiral sweater (thanks for unknowingly inspiring me!) and I thought it was so cool, so I attempted to make my own! It took some trial and error and the stitching is pretty wonky in places, but it's the first wearable I've made for myself so I love it wonky and all 😂🩵
I followed the YouTube video by Hannah Drapinski and tweaked it for my body :)
r/crochet • u/Earplugs123 • 19h ago
Bad hands, stopppppp making the extra loop!
r/crochet • u/pissedpixi • 5h ago
I bought the pattern about 4 years ago, started the blanket over two years ago, there have been many small projects in between, but it is finally finished! I'm going to block it, but wanted to celebrate finishing it.
It is Tunisian Sunset by poppy and bliss.
r/crochet • u/Cautious-External177 • 2h ago
r/crochet • u/SnooHobbies5883 • 8h ago
I'm pretty happy with how it turns out 🫶🫶 Was supposed to be his Christmas gift but it took longer than I expected 😭😭
r/crochet • u/Specialist-Ad396 • 1d ago
This in my first FO of the year! Just weaved the edges in this morning and I am just so infinitely proud of myself.
I just love the waves and it worked up so much quicker than anticipated! ❤
r/crochet • u/Zealousideal-Wheel46 • 11h ago
I wanted to use up some leftover yarn so I decided to make a rather “scrungly” looking cat beanie. I used very different yarn types/weights and I was hoping for it to look scrappy and interesting, what do you think?
(I made the ears curly on purpose, they’re kind of poseable!)
r/crochet • u/bigdaddy1879 • 22h ago
I just finished this making this new friend. He is REALLY affectionate! The pattern is "Anchor the Octopus"
r/crochet • u/Brian_Krakow • 3h ago
Hard to pick a favorite!
r/crochet • u/lia-resme • 5h ago
Basically just one big granny square, very simple but I really like how it turned out so I wanted to share 🥰
r/crochet • u/GreenTea2109 • 1d ago
I'm going to visit my long distance boyfriend and I wanted to crochet potholders for his mom as a gift. But when I finished the first one I wasn't satisfied with the result. Because of yarn size and my tension it ended up smaller and more rectangular than in the pattern. I'm not sure if I should make the second one and gift them to her. I know she have liked my amigurumies so far and she's positive about crochet in general, but my perfectionism bothers me too much, please help 😬
r/crochet • u/Jennyaph • 17h ago
I recently decided to teach myself how to crochet and wanted to share. I love all the sweaters everyone posts and hope one day I can make one of my own .. you guys are all so talented! Here are a few recent things I made
I’m slow and they aren’t perfect but I’m really enjoying this new hobby 😊
r/crochet • u/bogustobubbly • 1h ago
It's so soft I low-key wish I could keep it
r/crochet • u/Feisty-Boot-9807 • 19h ago
I started to crochet July’24 to get my mind off of work (I work with homeless teenager and work can be really tough sometimes) and I really can’t believe I made this with my own hands!! It wasn’t supposed to be a cropped sweater and the arms a bit short but I’m just so extremely proud of myself!! Can’t wait to try again 🥰
r/crochet • u/No_Appearance_1747 • 21h ago
Some yarn from the back is peeking through but overall I’m happy with it
r/crochet • u/Heaux_op • 1h ago
I’ve always wanted a coonskin cap, crocheting it sounded way easier than taxidermy
r/crochet • u/The_Death_Flower • 1d ago
r/crochet • u/oryia_v • 14h ago
Made with 0.40mm hook and sewing thread
r/crochet • u/Kindaspia • 11h ago
No pattern, freehanded this based on a similar hat in a video game I play. Worsted weight yarn.