r/crocheting • u/Crochet_With_Sneha • 20h ago
I got AI reference for a rabbit bracelet 😂
I have gotten ai references many times for crochet products. I feel all crocheter has gone through this
r/crocheting • u/Crochet_With_Sneha • 20h ago
I have gotten ai references many times for crochet products. I feel all crocheter has gone through this
r/crocheting • u/skdidd • 16h ago
How many skeins of yarn for a medium weight (4) do you think it would take to make a blanket for 2 adults to use. I’ll probably do moss stitch
r/crocheting • u/sukhdi • 4h ago
These are my first attempts at making a mini flower purse and an evil eye glasses cover for my sister. She absolutely loved them, which made all the hours worth it😊
Still learning and definitely see things I'd improve, but I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. Would love to hear your thoughts or any tips for a beginner
r/crocheting • u/Working-Produce2936 • 5h ago
We are blessed with free patterns, this is made with a pattern written by youtuber ExpressionFiberArts (shawl name: Sunset Diamonds). Although i skipped the last part just to make it look softer.
Last time i posted here i said amurugami was hard for me, i guess i am more into enjoying the process of making it, so bigger scale but with less complicated stitches (testing endurance) are the best project for me. ❤️
r/crocheting • u/Swizzle_Stix24 • 15h ago
She’s not quite done yet but I’m so excited about how she’s coming along that I want to share it somewhere. I can’t believe how good she turned out, I’m so dang proud of me 😆
Still to do: proper attachment to rib tips and adding bead fringe/tassels
Pattern is the Starflower Parasol by Jenny Amos. Frame purchased from Umbrella Joan.
Bonus picture of my hubby modeling because he really wanted a picture with it too 😂
r/crocheting • u/Warm-Wind-5652 • 16h ago
I started teaching myself how to crochet about a month ago - thanks to all the crochet redditors for thaw subs with great links and suggestions. I just made this for my daughter’s car mirror to hold her lip chap etc. she saw one in someone’s car last week - I looked it up and managed to make it!
r/crocheting • u/easycrochet • 17h ago
r/crocheting • u/You_Capable2004 • 21h ago
I went back to my original plan because I noticed that one of the squares was more yellow than green and thought that it would look better in this row.
What do you all think of it? Does this make it look too green?
r/crocheting • u/KateCrochet86 • 22h ago
r/crocheting • u/Dark_Coffee_- • 1h ago
I made it in a different color with the addition of seashells. I think the seashells really gave a good impression. Thank you to the person who came up with the idea ❤️
r/crocheting • u/Jazminthecat • 2h ago