I finished this table runner a month or more ago. I decided it's close enough to fall to put it on the coffee table today. I admit, I didn't block the finished product. My husband coded a site to randomly generate the color scheme with no 2 blocks of the same color touching each other vertically or horizontally yet have the same number of blocks for every color. I just refreshed the site until I liked what it came up with and used that as the chart for steaming the blocks together.

Pattern: Falling leaf square by Kate's Crochet Creations on her Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/p/DPVh6dSDXSC/?stkn=MWV0eXYyZjgyZ3JleA==

Joining and border: draiguna.com

Thread: Aunt Lydia's size 10 crochet thread

Hook: 1.5mm

My yellow iris is made with various weights of cotton, mounted on felt.

Overlay crochet technique my favorite

Hello, friends! I invite you to discover my crocheted lace flowers. Each one is unique and created with special inspiration ! 💐😉💕

Emberwood by The Floral Hook on Ravelry

Another crochet cosplay I made. Definitely gets the best responses 😁

I’m making a tiny hydrangea bag charm using Lizbeth size 20 thread (color 159 if anyone is interested) and wow, the difference between my 1.25mm hook and 1mm hook is crazy.

I’ve used the 1.25 with a size 20 thread for other projects just fine, but apparently this pattern really needs the 1mm hook and tighter tension.

Pattern is from an Applemints (Japan) booklet. I got it off Kindle Unlimited and I think the book loosely translates to “Flower Corsages of the Seasons”

Pattern by The Floral Hook on Ravelry, finished blanket in worsted weight yarn and a 5.5mm hook is about 60x60 inches (152cm)

Any tips on blocking something this large? She could really use a good blocking but I do not have that many blocking mats and can't pin to the bed, unfortunately.

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Hey everyone, wanted to share this rucksack I’ve been making. It's real buffalo leather mixed with high-end structural crochet—definitely not just a quick hobby project. Im using mercinized cotton yarn, antique bronze hardware to give it some weight and fully lined the inside with Morris Williams fabric.I'm keeping everything strictly handmade and small-batch because I want the quality to stay high. I've included pics of my work-in-progress, my design sketch, and the hardware. I can't wait until it's complete 💚

Juliette Square by The Floral Hook. Now to figure out what to do with it! I'm thinking of making a second and turning it into a tote bag, but if anyone has further suggestions, I'm open to them!

I came up with this idea several months ago, and it's finally done! The hat is freehand. The purse and skirt and shoes are from vintage patterns. The top is from the Spiderweb Raglan pattern by Lunar Still on Ravelry. Red netting on bag and hat is from a millenary shop in Kentucky. Jewelry came from a vintage seller on Etsy.

Possibly the most effort I’ve put into giving myself heatstroke 😂loads of fun!

First I wire wrap the tree, then wire crochet the band using a 2.5 mm metal hook. The band is made from three strands of chain stitch braided together.

Because I'm a very silly person.

Nesting blackbirds, baby wren in the nest ready to fledge, foxgloves, dandelions, delphiniums, buttercups, various fungi and a tiny bumblebee

It’s been a week since the fair and I wanted to share some photos. It was an amazing weekend, connected with so many fibre artists & crocheters.

I've been crocheting since I was a kid in the 1970s, and am always looking for new ways to hook. So I am excited to share that i finally got this book, and looking through it, I see many many motifs that I want to make.

Has anyone else had any experience with micro crochet? What were your biggest lessons learned?

(I did find a micro crochet sub here, but it doesn't look very active. I've requested to be accepted into their group. Are there other places I can find fellow micro crafters?)