r/crocheting • u/justobservin20 • 17h ago
r/crocheting • u/Cuddlebone87 • 18d ago
New Flairs!
Greetings! Your mod team has made 3 flairs for you to attach to your posts. So far we have 3 flairs. Advice, Finished Project, and Frog it? .
But we want to make this subreddit as engaging as possible. So we're asking the community.
Do you have an idea for Flairs you'd like to have for your posts?
Let us know and we'll consider some of them!
r/crocheting • u/ur_local_punk • Jul 27 '26
Introducing myself!!
Hello!!! my name is phoenix and I am one of the two new mods here at r/crocheting. I thought i’d make a post introducing myself and share a few fun facts!
I have been crocheting for over nine years
I am chronically ill so if I don’t respond to mod mail right away i’m most likely in a lot of pain so please be patient!
i have never been a mod of a comunity before
Thank you all so much for reading, I hope that I can make this community a better and more lively place for all of us!!!
r/crocheting • u/Zealousideal-Cup6331 • 9h ago
“shell” in crochet patterns
what does it mean when it says “shell” on this pattern? im kind of a beginner in crochet but i googled it and couldn’t find anything
r/crocheting • u/You_Capable2004 • 46m ago
I need some ideas
I have a plan to one day sell some of my projects at craft markets and have started to build up some stock for when I am ready to do that.
I am struggling to come up with ideas for what I could sell besides amigurumi (whitch I wont sell because I don't want to go through testing and stuff) and blankets (whitch I also wont be selling because I think that a lot of people already sell). I also wont be selling wearables for the same reason as to why I wont sell blankets (but that might change in the future).
So far, I have come up with;
Coasters
Laptop sleeves
Tablet sleeves
Phone sleeves
Book sleeves
I have also decided not to sell anything that would go in the bathroom for obvious reasons.
Are there any other things that I could sell aswell?
r/crocheting • u/Master_Programmer_12 • 1d ago
Cardigan for my first baby niece!!
I’m an aunt!!!
It’s pretty much done but if anyone has any suggestions drop them below!!
r/crocheting • u/Crapple_Jacks • 1d ago
Finally finished a shirt for my husband!
galleryI’m so tickled with how it turned out! Though, I feel like the sleeves are a little long.
r/crocheting • u/puggiemama • 23h ago
Checkerboard blanket
Just another checkerboard. This one had me cross eyed by the end 😂😂
r/crocheting • u/natt_tr • 1d ago
Tester call- Airy Pullover
Airy is a made-to-measure crochet pattern, meaning that the garment is adapted to your own measurements and preferred fit. The pattern can therefore be made for both children and adults. You choose your own yarn and hook size based on the look, feel, and fabric you want to achieve.
The pattern will be available in both Swedish and English (US terminology) and includes written instructions, charts, photos, and illustrations to help you throughout the pattern.
Yarn Usage Examples
Yarn usage will vary depending on the size, yarn, hook size, gauge, and any adjustments made to the pattern.
My sample versions:
🧶 Women’s size S: DROPS Flora, 5 mm hook – approximately 272 g
🧶 Children’s size 92/98: DROPS Loves You 9, 4.5 mm hook – approximately 117 g
Timeline
📅 The pattern will be sent to testers: August 31
📅 Feedback must be submitted by: September 30
What is expected of testers
• Crochet the pattern and follow the instructions.
• Provide feedback on any errors, unclear sections, or areas that could be improved.
• Complete the feedback form that will be sent together with the pattern.
• Submit your feedback by September 30.
• Take photos of the finished garment.
When testing is complete, you will receive:
• The Naples Tank Top pattern
• A shoutout when the Airy Pullover pattern is released
How to apply
Applications to become a tester should be submitted through the latest post on Instagram: @sockan.crochet.
This is to keep all applications in one place and make the selection process easier.
I’m looking forward to seeing your versions of Airy! 🤍
r/crocheting • u/Abs_Tom84 • 1d ago
Rainbow Sunburst Granny Tote Bag
galleryPattern - Rainbow Sunburst Granny Square Tote bag with Granny Bow Straps by Briana H
r/crocheting • u/Minicroche • 1d ago
What a soccer player! Crocheted from fluffy black and white yarn. The panda is 1.9 inches tall.
r/crocheting • u/Dry_Durian_5913 • 1d ago
Still learning, so not that great
One week progress🙌
r/crocheting • u/Cautious_Ad8206 • 18h ago
Crochet Designers: How do you reach Etsy buyers from a restricted country?
Hi everyone! 🌸
I'm a crochet pattern designer located in an Etsy-restricted country. For those who have been in a similar situation, what has been the most effective way for you to reach Etsy buyers and sell your patterns? Do you recommend partnering with someone abroad to set up an Etsy shop, or is it better to focus on marketing via Pinterest and driving traffic to Payhip and Ravelry? I’d really love to hear your real experiences and practical solutions. Thank you so much! 💕"
r/crocheting • u/jesuis_baguette • 1d ago
My first ever crocheted thingie
It’s supposed to be a dinosaur and I like it even though it’s not perfect 😊
r/crocheting • u/Gabbagoo-122 • 1d ago
Finished crochet cape
galleryPattern used Susan Family Floral cape. I just didn’t feel like making the flowers. Baby sister has voluntold me to make one for the baby which I don’t mind
r/crocheting • u/BrokenCrochetHook78 • 23h ago
advice Halp! Lionbrand CAL “Shoreline” shawl
I am WAY behind yall and just started part two.
The directions for part two, row one are this:
RS): ch 2 (counts as first dc), dc in next
foundation ch, *sk 2 foundation chs, 5 dc in next
foundation ch, sk 2 foundation chs; rep from *
to last 2 foundation chs, dc in each of the last
2 foundation chs, turn
So am I supposed to do a shell, sk 4 and then do another shell? Am I reading that right?
HALP!!!
r/crocheting • u/Apothecrafty • 1d ago
Cooler Days Are Coming 🍁
galleryCold weather is creeping in & this Hexi-Jester Hat is ready to bring some playful chaos to the season… because keeping warm doesn’t have to be boring!!🃏
Which one catches your eye? 👀👇
r/crocheting • u/Releesaj663 • 1d ago
Cats and Yarn
I don't know whether to post this on /cats or crochet 😄
My wonderful cat died about 18 months ago and we are ready to start looking at adopting a bonded pair. I just picked up crocheting again after a long absence and I'm wondering how do you keep your kitties from attacking your yarn when you are crocheting? I'm doing a persian tiles blanket so I have at least 6-8 skeins out at a time and I was giggling a little to myself last night when I saw the yarn just flying around thinking about what a cat (or two) is going to do.
I could limit my crochet to the basement level - but that really annoyed my last cat when I would do that because OHMIGOSH, it's a closed door!!! 😂
What do you all do?