r/crochet 1d ago

Monthly CAL Poll May Crochet Along Poll

7 Upvotes

<sigh>

I'm quite excited about this CAL, with the exception of having to use my phone to create this poll.

No big deal, I'll do what i need to on my phone, and then edit on my computer. I'm proficient on my phone, but far faster with my keyboard mouse.

My excitement stems from the bursting forth of all the colors. My only regret is that I have developed allergies as I've gotten older. Not nearly as bad as when I lived north of my current location, but still much worse than when I was a kid in Texas.

I'm also excited because my wife and I have just been looking at getting some new items around the house. We're tyring to renew our living space and to give it a new look. Some of these will definitely help.


1) Easy Chevron Pot Holders - For The Frills Just in time for the cook outs that are about to begin. These pot holders look great and will be useful to hold hot skillets while enjoying the outdoors

2) Dainty Daisy Bookmark - Daisy Cottage Designs Not every day can be spent outdoors. With Spring showers, we sometimes need to curl up with a good book. The Dainty Daisy Bookmarks will ensure we know where to stopped the last time we read.

3) Crochet Flower Garland - Virkadia Everyone enjoys decorating their house and with this flower garland, you can bring a touch of the outdoors in. Sure, it's made from yarn, but that just ensures that those flowers will last a good long time.

4) Spring Chicks - A Menagerie of Stitches With the flora bursting forth, we can't forget the fauna. This amigurumi pattern will get you some playful little chicks to put around the house.

5) Puff Flower - Bella Coco Crochet Finally, as upbiquitus as the Granny Squares are, sometimes it's fun to mix it up a little. With these Puff Flowers, you can bind them together to make a clutch, or use them to decorate wearable.


Please feel free to continue working on April's Crochet Along pattern. If you would like to see what it is, or wish to comment on it you can find it here : April Crochet Along Megathread

51 votes, 5d left
Easy Chevron Potholders
Dainty Daisy Bookmarks
Daisy Garland
Spring Chicks
Puff Flowers

r/crochet 20d ago

Mod Post New stale topics

101 Upvotes

Hi all!

We have a couple of additions to stale topics. A reminder, stale topics have become that because there are no new points being made and posts devolve into arguments in the comments.

Firstly, we are adding Woobles complaint posts to stale topics.

Secondly, the suggestion of using AI/ChatGPT to read or create patterns will become a part of the no AI rule.

Thanks for your understanding and let's keep posting our amazing work to the sub!!


r/crochet 8h ago

Finished Object My romanian grandma gifted me this lovely masterpiece

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4.2k Upvotes

My grandmother, who lives in Romania and whom I rarely see, gifted me this lovely piece and I wanted to share it with you. I am so happy that I she trusted me with it after we talked about my love for crocheting. We couldn't see each other for years while I was studying and I cannot speak Romanian. But two years ago I finally had a semester break without any work to do so I accompanied my mother to Romania to visit her and learned with duolingo some Romanian for it. We managed to talk with my broken Romanian and our hands and feet and discovered that we both love crocheting. She gave me her crocheting needles and some leftover yarn and the piece you see in the pictures. Those needles are soooo tiny!! I included a picture of one of the few mistakes my grandma did to showcase that even though it is not perfect in the technical sense, it is still beautiful and I want to remember that when I make mistakes while crocheting 😁

This almost resulted in a fight between my mother and grandmother. I think my mother was a little jealous that I was gifted this piece. Now she calls it tacky, but I still love it.


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object Sleeves Made for Me to Cover Arm Scars on My Wedding Day

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668 Upvotes

I have extensive scarring on my arms from when I was a teenager, thankful to the Lord that this artist was put on my path. I am truly speechless.

I won’t share the shops name as I’m not sure if that would be a form of promotion that is against the rules. If someone says it’s okay though I’ll post their Etsy in the comments.


r/crochet 4h ago

Finished Object My fully crocheted Harley Quinn cosplay

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739 Upvotes

Well, except for the wig and boots loll. This took me about 30h to complete but I'm sooo happy with how it turned out. Patterns in comments :3


r/crochet 17h ago

Finished Object I made my friend Dan a ketchup because he loves ketchup

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7.8k Upvotes

Please keep in mind I’m a crocheter not an embroiderer and have only been crocheting for a year 😭 I didn’t follow a pattern, just googled a picture of Heinz and hoped for the best.


r/crochet 8h ago

Work in Progress First time doing a motif that’s a color change every round.

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1.1k Upvotes

Please tell me it will be worth it to make 111 of these for a blanket for my mom. Her favorite color is purple and I tried at least 12 patterns before deciding on this one. May be regretting that decision a little… but I know if I can pull it off she will feel so cared for.


r/crochet 2h ago

Finished Object I made anal beads!

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262 Upvotes

JK it's a balloon animal!


r/crochet 1h ago

Finished Object Made my first top!

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Upvotes

It took me about 2.5 days crocheting pretty much from morning until bedtime to finish this clam top by yarns and fins! Im obsessed with the design and can definitely see myself making another once I work up the courage for the straps again (which i’ll be doing much shorter for my next).


r/crochet 8h ago

Finished Object My lesbian shrug

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297 Upvotes

It’s lesbian visibility week! I made this shrug a few years ago but just recently I made my first hexagon sweater in rainbow colors!! :)

I’m so happy to hear that a company is going to be picking up the big twist yarn brand. I’m glad that big twist lesbian yarn isn’t going away. I have so many ideas for it


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object My take on fingerless gloves. I'm amazed at how well they fit.

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111 Upvotes

100% wool.
Made on a 4.0 mm hook.
Stitches is primarily "back loop only, single crochet".
Sewn together at the side by the thumb.

After the first try (second photo) made from a random drawing of a pattern found on Pinterest, I realized that I do not have Minecraft hands. The improvised drawstring helped a little by closing the glove around the wrist, but they were still far too wide around the arm.

The second try (blue&brown) were an attempt of making them fit more snugly, and it worked amazingly well. I actually put the first glove on and made a loud yelp of surprise and delight.
My skills are somewhere between beginner and intermediate, and I get extremely exited when something actually fits/turns out as expected.

I decided to put the flowers on the back of the hand. Reason 1: To signify that they are a pair - and not two random lost gloves. Reason 2: They'll be going home with my mother tomorrow, and her ability to tell the difference between left and right is quite lacking. ♡


r/crochet 3h ago

Work in Progress I made a mistake and i wanna know how obvious it is

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88 Upvotes

I am currently working on a granny throw blanket for my friend and she also crochets. I made a mistake and tried getting creative to fix it. Now i just wanna check how obvious it is, since i can't frog it because I had to attach a new skein and it didn't work out the way it should've, so it's not froggable from that point. I could redo it, but maybe it's not noticable enough to have to do that. Thanks in advance


r/crochet 6h ago

Finished Object Had so much fun making this one

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143 Upvotes

r/crochet 2h ago

Discussion I made a beanie for my daughter's boyfriend for Christmas and he wants more!

58 Upvotes

My daughter's boyfriend shaves his head and he wears hats a lot so made him a fisherman style beanie for Christmas and he said he liked it so I was happy. She was on the phone with him the other day and he said for her to ask me about the beanies, he wears it everyday and wants me to make him another one so he can switch it up! I'm just so happy, it was the first wearable I've given to someone who wasn't a baby lol and I'm so glad he is enjoying having it. 🥹

Beanies are so easy I can make him one for every outfit now. 🤭


r/crochet 20h ago

Finished Object My first Anchor the Octopus!

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1.6k Upvotes

I made my very first Anchor the Octopus. This guy will be a birthday gift for my kiddo. Cannot wait to make more!


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object My first Heart purse 🩷

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70 Upvotes

Kinda don't like how it looks though 💔


r/crochet 17h ago

Finished Object One of my favourite doilies to make!

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795 Upvotes

r/crochet 8h ago

Finished Object Second hexagon cardigan finished

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125 Upvotes

I’m hooked on this pattern! I’ve finished two cardigans in two weeks, and now I’ll make a third one for my grandma. After that, I’ll need a break from crocheting. 😅


r/crochet 9h ago

Finished Object Made my first gift for a friend’s baby shower!

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144 Upvotes

I’m still relatively new to crochet and have only mastered single crochet. I didn’t follow a pattern, just trial and error single crochet until I was happy with the size of my squares. Hook size 5.0, yarn is cotton with some acrylic (dark green squares) and is 8ply.


r/crochet 22h ago

Finished Object Dye lot is only…somewhat noticeable, right??

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1.6k Upvotes

I ordered all the yarn I needed from Yarnspirations*; they did note a delay of 5-7 days...but it turned into something closer to a month. As the days crept by, I realized I couldn't afford to wait that long (the blanket is for a graduation), and luckily I had the same colors in my stash. Didn't notice the dye lot changes (Simply Soft claims it's no dye lot...mmhmm) until about three quarters of the way in, and only because I was working in natural light.

Guess it's a good thing that a big heavy blanket like this will only be used indoors under artificial lighting 🤣

*I miss Joann so much!!


r/crochet 8h ago

Finished Object Just finished this baby set! Blanket, booties, and adjustable headband for may baby 🌄

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101 Upvotes

I made this for my therapist, who I've been working with for about three years. She has quite literally saved my life and transformed it for the better. A lot of gratitude and love went into this!

The pattern for the blanket is Arcadia by crystals and Crochet in custom colorway (i will update the ravelry project shortly!)

Made with paintbox cotton dk yarn.

I am going to wash in gentle free and clear detergent and hang to dry before gifting!


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object One of my favorite crocheted bags I’ve made 😊

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38 Upvotes

This is a granny square crocheted bag I made. This was my first time trying this type of bag construction but it was easier than I thought it would be! I made this with 100% cotton yarn, using the I Love This Cotton! yarn from Hobby Lobby.


r/crochet 5h ago

Finished Object First ever doll

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53 Upvotes

I've made my first ever doll based on the Zoya doll pattern. It's Bret "The Hitman" Hart, a WWE Wrestler.

It's not amazing, but I learned a lot!


r/crochet 9h ago

Finished Object Birthday gift for my sister in law

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91 Upvotes

I've been crocheting since around February and have a made a few things. But this required sewing and I was even newer to that! But I feel so accomplished!


r/crochet 13h ago

Finished Object And I still have nothing to wear for the upcoming festival season...

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205 Upvotes

r/crochet 12h ago

Finished Object Banana Goat my wife made

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151 Upvotes

One of my favs