r/crocheting 7h ago

My first shawl, finished just in time for September to start!

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Had to extend the pattern because I have wide shoulders and it wasn’t hanging low enough for my liking. Also thought it would be cooler with an edging, rather than ending where the pattern stopped.

Haven’t blocked it yet, I was too excited and just wanted to wear it ☺️

It’s an autumnal day where I live, so if I can play violin with this on, I’m gonna wear it to teach my violin lessons later today 😊🎻🎶

Secret Garden Fall Shawl pattern by Emma Leith, from the book Mindful Crochet

Edge pattern by Jill Wright, from A Year of Crochet Stitches perpetual calendar


r/crocheting 15h ago

Tried another one.. This was a fun project too 🙌

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68 Upvotes

Crochet beginner, so I have made some mistakes, but I like how it turned out 😊


r/crocheting 7h ago

Finished both these yesterday!

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56 Upvotes

The little dress took me 8 days (had to push myself because I wanted to gift this yesterday) and only my 2nd project.
The card is for my husband’s birthday today!! 🥳

Dress: https://youtu.be/oapD3i89KTw?is=sk6aALAAIt5pY-8m
Toast: https://youtu.be/LiQDrMftDNc?is=R4O_J54ghYyXhqe4


r/crocheting 8h ago

Loved how this turned out! Made this crochet shirt for my Son

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24 Upvotes

r/crocheting 2h ago

How much should I charge for this Kuchi Kopi plush?

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Hello! My sister requested I make her a Kuchi Kopi plush for her Lisa Belcher Halloween costume this year. I would’ve made it for free but she offered to pay me for it. This would be the first project I’ve made for money so I’m not quite sure how much I should ask for it.
I bought 2 skeins of yarn for the main body which were about $10 each, I used one and a half. The project took me about 6.5 hours. The second image has my cat Milo for scale.
I was thinking maybe $30 but Idk


r/crocheting 12h ago

Big Winnie-The-Pooh Snuggler🥰🍯🐻

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r/crocheting 4h ago

Looking for male shirt patterns.

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Hello all,

Well i broke up with my girlfriend some time ago, which is big pitty but now I can happily focus on crocheting for myself :).

I've been looking for shirt patterns but struggle to find something i'd like for me, i'd enjoy something with a complex/elegant texture, in idea alike the first photo but more complex and less ''filet-crochet-like'', any recommendations for concrete free/paid patterns and/or where to find them?

Aswell i'd like to find a pattern for a shirt that is homogenous from top to bottom, in the sense that i could use a gradient yarn like on the second photo and that the colors wouldn't be disected onto different parts and pannels.

Thanks everyone!


r/crocheting 10h ago

Crocheted bouquet

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Hehe just wanna show some crocheted bouquet hope you guys will like it😍😁


r/crocheting 21h ago

First time making a yoke and it seems huge?

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This is my frst time trying to make a jumper with a yoke and it seems massive? Should I go down a hook size or increase my tension, or both? Or is it a trust the process and keep going kind of thing?

This is the pattern I'm using: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/montana-sweater


r/crocheting 8h ago

Finally made these

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r/crocheting 7h ago

My 1st try at the Primrose stitch

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I decided to try the Primrose stitch for the 1st time to crochet this bookmark. I think that I did pretty good, but I also think that I put some of my tr (UK terms) clusters in the wrong places.

What do you all think of it?


r/crocheting 18h ago

My wife designed and crocheted this White Lily & Tulip bouquet, and I just finished the photography for it! Super proud of the textures we captured. 🤍

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It took her a lot of time to perfect the stitches for the lilies and tulips. Because these are real, physical handmade pieces, I wanted to make sure they look exactly as warm and delicate on camera as they do in real life. We went with a simple kraft paper wrapping to really highlight the yarn texture and that authentic handmade feel.

What do you all think of this styling and packaging? (Feel free to swipe through the close-ups!)


r/crocheting 8m ago

idk what i was trying to achieve here but my crochet chain looks like it has scoliosis 💔

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also does anyone have any good resources for learning crochet? i’m a shupa beginner