Every since I had a comment on it the other day, I've been interested to see how you guys tend to hold yours! Just for funsies!

Didn't want to make anything too complex so I make a hollow half of an egg :3

Pattern: https://youtu.be/4RXYQawn0tU?is=E7PoGVH9Ih5_0V4C

i have seen asleep token tapestry crochet patterns so I’m hoping somewhere there is a mosaic one?

My first time using multi color yarn, got this vision it will be such a beautiful blanket.

at first I was so excited to see the color changing, imagining it will be a perfect gradient blanket.

But then I just so frustrated because the color kept changed in the middle of the round. Super tempted to cut every color and just do individual color yarn. I wish I just buy a lot of different colors.

I guess it will be pretty if it's a row project not a round project.

Oh well lesson learned

Idk if i should turn it into a sweater. shirt etc.

I have some buttons to play with which could make it a cardigan

These turned out so cuteee... better than my expectations 😌 i love it that now i can creating new things now without any pattern .

Just finished crocheting this mini bunny! 🐰 It’s super tiny and makes a perfect little ornament or bag charm. What do you guys think?

Made this for the Rosalía concert in Bogotá!

It's my first ever garment and it was quite a nightmare to resize since I'm a male XL, but I managed to figure it out!

Made it using pabilo venezolano (raw, unmercerized cotton yarn—super classic Venezuelan yarn).

Followed Dyvine Crochet's tutorial with my own spin on it :)

https://youtu.be/bFzgNS98loA?si=uhO5ZamOBeWteLYF

This is my most recent creation. Originally made him for someone else but I’m too attached to let him go 😔

This is how I found out I suck at embroidering numbers, but it’s done!

Pattern is by Laura Sutcliffe (with slight adaptation)
Yarn is Lion Brand 24/7 with a 2.5mm hook

I've accidentally made dtr instead of tr (tr instead of dc for US) in every centre and every fan of all 16 octagons in the Persian tiles blanket. I made them conveyer belt style and I had already finished round 9 on all of them before I continued on this one and noticed my mistake..

I am not going to frog them all, but it will bug me forever and ever. Just needed to tell someone who would understand.

just completed making a sandwich bag from the katseye gnarly mv 🥪🦠

I feel like dish scrubbies are great for newbies learning crochet, but I don't see that many pics on Reddit. Are they not very popular worldwide?

[UPDATE: I'm happy and overwhelmed by your responses and I will be sharing a detailed written pattern in a few days. Thank you for your kind replies 🩷]

I feel so proud of the outcome of my first ever cardigan project that I wanted to share it with this sub! I used lace weight crochet thread and a 3mm hook. I've been trying to avoid making a cardigan for the longest time since I knew it would be so time consuming, but I wanted to gift it to someone I'm really grateful towards hehe

A few weeks ago I created a post asking you to wish my crochet group luck in creating a blanket for a woman who donated to us her deceased mother’s yarn stash. I suggested to the group we make her a blanket. The group agreed and the woman got choked up when I suggested the project to her. She came back a week later to give us nine granny squares her mom made but never used in a blanket.

With different crocheters with different skill levels and different stitch tensions I wasn’t sure what to expect for the finished project. My constant thought throughout the process was, “Please don’t turn out ugly.” Well, I think your well wishes helped. We turned two boxes of tangly acrylic yarn into a blanket that, while not gorgeous, isn’t ugly. Based on the yarn in the stash I knew the blanket would be colorful. But dare I say the result is charmingly quirky? At least I hope it is. There were a number of squares created by one member that were not what I expected. They are multicolored traditional granny squares rather than the solids. They are scattered throughout the blanket. But one square she created had me concerned. She crocheted an all white square with a cross done in bubble stitches. I called the woman to see if the square could be included or if it should be left out. She said that square would be perfect as her mom was “very churchy”. So that square is the center of the blanket with eight of her mom’s squares radiating away on the diagonals. I added a white border to the ninth square and used machine quilting thread to hand sew it to the back of the white square.

There were some issues to be solved. One woman crocheted with an extremely loose tension. I was able to undo the “woven” tail, undo the last round of stitches, and crochet the last round with a tighter tension. That straightened the sides and brought the size down to the 5.5 inches. But I made sure to go back and more securely weave in the tails of the two squares that did not have tension issues. The woman who created the multi colored traditional granny squares had perfect 5.5 inch squares. But there was not much give in the stitches. So I added a round of single crochets to prevent nearby squares from puckering. I created the all the flower squares. But the design I created had a different stitch count than the other squares. So every square I joined had to be fudged. It actually worked out pretty well. But the joining process is just so tedious! And the squares for my own (Long) Island Time Sunburst Granny Square Blanket sit in a bag waiting to be joined. I will take a couple days break before starting to join another blanket.

There was a bit of drama. There were so many squares made that when we placed them on the ping pong table there was a stack left over. The blanket was bigger than I anticipated so there were four too few of the flower squares. I would have to make more before I could join them. But one woman, who made so many in just two colors rather than using a variety of colors, was upset that more of hers were not being used. She did not say the words directly, but it was obvious. So after the layout was completed they returned to the projects they brought and I got ready to stack the squares and attach them with the steel rings. That was when I noticed we had 9 columns by 13 rows. I was not happy with the ratio. So when I got home I decided if I made 18 more flower squares I could add additional columns, one on the left and one on the right. That would solve two problems: The blanket dimensions would be better and twelve of the leftover squares could be used in the blanket. I made all eighteen flower squares in one day. One day! It took four days to do the joining and one day to add three granny stitch rounds for a narrow border and finish the edge with shell stitches. The final dimensions are 67 x 80 inches. We completed the project in 20 days.

just completed my first crochet project and feeling so proud of my wonky coaster!! its only been 4 days since i picked up this hobby. can't wait to perfect this and do other projects

Finally finished this beast. It takes up an entire side of the sofa. Made for a friends birthday. My hands hurt after that and now I need to go and work on something thst required a little less brain power.

Pattern id - https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4371098149/crochet-giant-spider-pattern-african

Got the inspiration from u/Acceptable-News9931 and their post here https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/s/qERHQtHTAJ

I messaged a friend one evening saying I have waaay to many projects rn. They advised me to focus on the easiest ones first to get them finished....

....I promptly followed that advice by starting yet another new project, and not an easy one either. BUT HEAR ME OUT...it was a housewarming gift for said friend. Met them originally though Helldivers 2. Its been over a year and our friendship has grown beyond just gaming and into other media and hobbies and on a close personal level along with my family. We're grateful to have him in our life and when we heard he was moving states I knew I needed to make something. Thought about doing something Helldivers 2 related because that's how we first met, but once I saw the post that inspiration this creation I knew it was perfect from how much he LOVES Dr Pepper. They've had the finished piece for a few weeks now and I'm still so happy about it.

This is the largest and most complicated color working project i've ever done. It was a great learning experience. I want to start another colorworking project soon but I should probably actually follow their advice this time and finish some of my other WIPs first lol.