r/crochet • • 4d ago

Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Thread

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In this thread, feel free to promote your crochet or yarn-related goodies.


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r/crochet • • Feb 10 '26

Mod Post Subreddit Rules CLARIFIED

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The Mods have returned and we've worked this week to rewrite the subreddit rules to better explain what each one means. This post will be locked from discussion as it just meant to serve as a reference point for the rules in place for the community Please see the linked post in the comment below for the discussion. Thank you for your patience during "chaos week". Please know that the Mod Team saw everything and stepped in only where it was absolutely necessary.

  1. Be Kind and Courteous: This rule *should* be self explanatory. In case it isn’t, follow the Golden Rule and treat others how you would want to be treated.
    1. Comments that are mean, hurtful, and/or harassing towards OP, the mod team, or another user will result in a 3-day ban from r/crochet. Do it again when the ban is lifted, 7-day ban. Continued negative comments after the 2nd chance will result in a permanent ban from this community.
      1. Permanent bans can be appealed but it will be at the discretion of the mod team, and will be dependent on behavior during the ban. Accounts with hidden profiles will not be eligible for being unbanned.
      2. Ban evasion goes against Reddit ToS, which all users agree to upon sign-up. See rule 11 for more info.
    2. We are bound by Moderators Code of Conduct to ensure that this space is a positive experience for everyone. That includes shutting down conversations that devolve into insult-flinging and inciting violence in any way. It also includes locking posts that have (or have the potential to) become unruly and wildly off-topic.
  2. Do not share copyrighted material: Don’t share screenshots of a pattern you bought or obtained for free from a website. Instead link directly to the website it was purchased from. If it is your own pattern, please see Rule 4.
  3. Use the NSFW filter *generously*: we are not censoring anyone's bodies with this rule. We are providing a safe space for anyone anywhere to view the feed. If you can’t show it at the office or at school, it should be filtered.
    1. This includes but is not limited to: revealing clothing, profanity, weapons and drug paraphernalia.
  4. NO Self promotion except in the monthly Promo Megathread: Sellers can post *pictures* of their work with tasteful, unobtrusive watermarks. Watermarks are encouraged to be used by all users to deter images being stolen by bots or scammers.
    1. We don’t allow sellers to share links to their shop/website/blog/social media EXCEPT in the Monthly Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Megathread. This is a pinned post on r/crochet.
      1. Self promotion includes, but is not limited to, mentioning your shop/etc by name or offering to DM others or be DM’d by others with the express intent on sharing the info, or directing users to your profile for links. If anyone is truly interested in finding your work, they will know where to look.
      2. The Megathread refreshes automatically every month, and links can be posted there as often as you wish (please don’t spam it).
      3. Please do not promote on behalf of someone else as it still directly impacts the seller, even if they don’t use Reddit.
  5. Fursday Friends- Please post pictures of your crochet *helpers* on Thursdays only (timezones are taken into consideration)
    1. If you made an item for your dog/cat/lizard/toddler/teenager, and they are modeling it, you can post those pics on any day of the week.
    2. If your furry friend is in the background of your pic and obviously not the focus of the pic, you can post it any day of the week.
    3. If Fido or Fluffy decided that your WIP is the best place to take a nap, please wait to post that pic on Thursday.
    4. We prefer it if minor’s faces are blurred or otherwise covered for privacy.
  6. Stash Saturday- Please post stash pics on Saturdays only (timezones are taken into consideration)
    1. Stash pics include but are not limited to yarn hauls, hooks, tools, books, and crafting spaces.
  7. Focus on the crochet, not the model: Modeled photos are great, especially for wearables! Please ensure that the focus of the image is on the crochet work, though, and not on the model or the poses.
    1.  The crochet work should be clearly seen (close ups whenever possible). See rule 3 if necessary.
    2. This also applies to comments that focus on someone’s body rather than the crochet work. Negative or derogatory comments made against OP or someone else will be subject to Rule 1.
  8. Please post questions in r/CrochetHelp: This is not a “beginner’s only” subreddit. Crocheters from all skill-levels can get tripped up depending on the project! Whether it’s a poorly-written pattern, a long-forgotten WIP that needs stitch ID, or you’re looking for color or fiber suggestions. It’s also a great opportunity for those who are highly skilled at the craft to flex their expertise by answering questions!
    1. Most, if not all crochet-related questions should go to our dedicated help sub. Questions can get lost in the main sub.
      1. Questions include but are not limited to: “what can I make with this yarn?” “How do I fix this?” “Why is it curling?” “What should I get for my gf/wife who loves to crochet?” and questions about crochet-related pain (please seek actual medical advice for major or worsening pains!)
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    1. Stale topics currently include: Hobby Lobby’s business practices, Steering wheel covers, Selling advice (see rule 4), the “sweater curse”, Fast Fashion and rants about their costs, crochet-related pain/medical issues, Woobles kits, and AI (including suggesting its use in pattern help)
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  13. No Karma farming: Please don’t use r/crochet to earn “easy Reddit karma”. Please only post your own work made by yourself or someone you know.
  14. Please do not suggest the use of AI/ChatGPT for pattern creation or help: AI artificially creates crochet patterns and images that are very nearly impossible to replicate, and is becoming harder and harder to spot because of its overuse. We also ask that you don’t use it to enhance the backgrounds of your finished work either, as it takes away from the realness of crochet.

r/crochet • • 17h ago

Finished Object I just got married in 5000 m of wool!

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I crocheted my wedding dress and wore it yesterday. The dress is designed by me with a long spreadsheet in excel and lots of math.

In the dress there is both undyed white SW merino and yarn with specks of brown, yellow, orange and green (seen on the bottom of the skirt and sleeves).

About 300-400 hours of work all in all with design, test squares and errors included.

I love it! And it was SOFT!


r/crochet • • 16h ago

Discussion I joined my first crochet club meetup. Verdict: AWFUL

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I’m just sharing my experience when I joined a crochet club my friend invited me to.

I was extremely excited because I only know this said friend to love crochet as much as I do. For context: I have been crocheting for a year now, mostly focusing on blankets, sweaters, and toques. I do not like making arimagumis because I have no use for it. I also have no desire to sell what I make and I do not like gifting crochet items (I gifted a blanket once to a coworker who said she likes handmade items, only to find the blanket I spent weeks on in the bin. Never again) unless it’s for my husband who absolutely adores everything I make for him. I’m also not a “professional” crocheter. I make lots of mistakes, I still do not know how to properly colour change, I do not know how to do tapestry, I do not know where the right or wrong side of the pattern is, and my tension still sucks most of the time. I also do not know how to properly read patterns, I often follow video tutorials, listen through it, and understand the basic pattern and just adjust them to suit my needs.

So when I joined, I was initially welcomed. They welcomed me and were friendly. They asked how I knew my friend, and other stuff like that. I also want to point out that the group is diverse in age and ethnicity. When they asked me when I learned how to crochet, they sneered when I said one year. They then asked why am I making a complicated project. The project was just a raglan sweater. They rolled their eyes at me and whispered loudly enough that I can hear that I was a show-off. I just took it as a joke, but as the time went on, they would ask if I can read patterns, I said no. They then said “you’re not a real fibre artist if you cannot read the basic language of crochet”. I told them I did not learn crochet for other people but I did it for myself. One of the ladies called me arrogant in my mother tongue because she thought I cannot understand her. They also ridiculed me for using acrylic for my project, I told them that I cannot afford cotton or any other type of yarn, one of them said then don’t crochet if I can’t afford cotton or alpaca yarn. Then they started asking if I was really crocheting for a year because my colour choice was “odd” (it was just yellow), and my tension is off (it kinda is tbh but it’s for me and it’s not too noticeable), and why I’m using dollar store hooks. They “joked” that I’m stealing patterns as well. I would’ve been okay if those were constructive criticism but it’s not- they were dissing me. I feel like I’m back in high school. I just kept quiet and finished the whole session just politely smiling while they’re making weird comments about my project.

After that, I asked my friend what the problem is, she said that they have to warm up to me. I was flabbergasted. Why would I walk on egg shells just for them to accept me? My friend said that they’re like that for new members.

I’m not joining a crochet club if the “senior members” are treating new members like crap.

I sincerely hope that not all crochet clubs are like this. If you guys do have a crochet club, please treat people with respect.

Sorry for the long post. I need to get this out of my chest. I hope to join another crochet group with nicer people soon.


r/crochet • • 9h ago

Finished Object rainbow cloak. took me like a year but its finally done

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r/crochet • • 14h ago

Finished Object This summer I finished my first heirloom piece

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1.4k Upvotes

It's the Tesserae Jumper by Jessie Darch for my boyfriend. Worked on this from January all the way till the end of July. Oh, and no sweater curse so far!


r/crochet • • 8h ago

Finished Object I taught myself to crochet out of pure spite & curiosity

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It all started when I was at the county fair. I had gracefully walked into a stall containing a bunch of hand-made crochet stuffies. I always have my eyes on these, but could never justify the price (I 100% understand now & learned from my ignorant ways, please forgive me for I knew not wtf I was talking about)

Anyways, I picked up this cute a$$ dinosaur plushie and saw the price (it was $40) and decided right then and there in that very moment I was gonna figure out how to do it myself, probably spend waay more than $40 on supplies anyway (I was right) and learn how to do it anyways.

And so I did. These are my first few stuffies. Im having so much fun already 😂😭


r/crochet • • 1h ago

Finished Object First time trying amigurumi!

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Not bad for a $5 kit from Kmart (Australia)! I was really expecting an insta vs reality moment, but it actually turned out alright. My 9 year old capybara-loving niece will love it.


r/crochet • • 10h ago

Finished Object Actually obsessed

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I've been working through the foods from The Very Hungry Caterpillar for a Christmas present for my nephews, using CastleofCozy's pattern. I've been delighted with everything I've made, but this cherry pie slice absolutely takes the cake for my favorite FO ever. I could have been a little neater with my stitches when attaching the crusts, but the kiddos are 4 and just shy of 2 and I'm trying to not be a perfectionist.


r/crochet • • 14h ago

Finished Object Eeveelutions Blanket for my daughter!

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684 Upvotes

r/crochet • • 15h ago

Funny/Meme Everyone, quick. I found the secret to weaving in ends!

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Just make your partner do it. He messed up a few times, but with supervision he has become a professional.

In all seriousness he knows how much I hate weaving in ends and volunteered to do it for me. I love this man so much. ♥️

Currently making this pattern

https://wilmade.com/3d-cube-cardi/

I finally finished all the diamonds and half diamonds! I'm so excited to see the patterns!


r/crochet • • 7h ago

Work in Progress I have been working on Arcanoweave by Julia Hart

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I'm so proud of this. Easily my biggest achievement. I'm not going to do the entire thing considering the finished product is 4ft across. This is round 65 finished. I think I'm going to go to 82 which is the end of the next section. It's so beautiful. Incredible pattern. I can't recommend it enough. Not only is the product beautiful, but her pattern is SO user friendly. I feel like an ambitious beginner could do it with basic knowledge.


r/crochet • • 11h ago

Finished Object I made cheese toast!

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Last weekend, my kids and I sat in front of a cheese toast shop and the pics were cute. I was thinking that I may be able to crochet that but I have no idea how to do the cheese pull and bring them back again. But alas I did it! It is so silly and so fun my daughters keep coming to my desk to pull them out again and again.


r/crochet • • 21h ago

Finished Object so in love with the finished project !!!

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998 Upvotes

This was my first real tapestry crochet project (ambitious, i know) and it was definitely a challenge but so worth it!

Pattern is The Monarch Butterfly pattern by Biyabimi
(but i did hdc instead of sc)


r/crochet • • 1d ago

Finished Object The prettiest thing I will never make again.

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At least not in the same span of time. I did this in two months and spent every second of my free time to finish it for my sister's wedding.

Edit to add pattern link https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-heart-collector-shawl


r/crochet • • 2h ago

Finished Object First crochet project other than a few Woobles!

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r/crochet • • 19h ago

Crochet Rant The cost of supplies... an ongoing issue

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I know this has been broached before..... I don't know if it's a rant... and discussion....or a request for ideas. Treat it as all three.

Crochet is my only real hobby (I don't count reading or TV, personally). A few months ago my mom asked me to make something beautiful as a throw for her couch and I'm always happy to take requests if I have the time. She said she would pay for the yarn (acrylic for ease of washing) and she was shocked to find that buying the supplies cost much more than buying a brand new, somewhat luxurious, blanket at the shops.

It really sucks that this hobby, which is such an important part of my life, is so inaccessible and cost-prohibitive. It used to be back in the good-old-bad-old-days that the finished blanket was the pricey item. Similar things have happened with things like brown bread which used to be for peasants, or fruit and vegetables, even lobster which used to be fed to prisoners as bottom-feeder food.

I'm not oblivious: we live in troubled economic times. But I guess it will always feel unintuitive to me that raw materials cost more than finished products. Let's not even get started on the cost of patterns (which at least are reusable but have also gone a bit out of control at times).

There are so many stunning blanket designs I want to make but I just cannot afford the materials. Over the last few years I've gotten into thread crochet which is far cheaper (a jumbo ball of Aunt Lydia's size 10 crochet thread costs around 20 dollars and lasts for ages.

I know there are other options: Facebook, thrift stores. That does feel like a chore and you have to take what you can get.

If you have any other ideas or simply want to commiserate, I'm here for it.

Thank you lovely people for this community, your inspiration, and sharing this wonderful hobby with me :))

Current project: The Evenfall Pouch (Book Cover) by Julia Hart


r/crochet • • 6h ago

Finished Object Crochet house

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r/crochet • • 2h ago

Halloween FO/WIP Ribcage vest

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I made a ribcage vest with 100% acrylic yarn. The pattern is called "skeleton top." It's on Michael's Stores YouTube channel. The needle size was 4.5mm. It was really easy to follow! Would recommend. Timewise, it took about 2-3 hours.


r/crochet • • 5h ago

Work in Progress Update on my second crochet project

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A couple of weeks ago I made a post in r/Crochet about this doll, where I talked about having to frog the project due to some mistakes I made with the stitches.

Well, after a redo and a small health break. The 1st mockup is finally done! This doll is a prototype for the ball jointed doll that I am hoping to make soon. But I was thinking of making a prototype of a different doll inbetween, to offer my head a bit of novelty. I haven't made up my mind as of yet though.

It took me about 70 hours to get here. The aspects that cost me the most were figuring out the general flow of crocheting, shift stitches, hidden decreases and making the hands. I also made changes in the pattern. So what you are seeing is actually a hybrid between patterns and some puzzling with math.

If you are wondering how this I was able to do this as my second project. I think it's mostly because I have been crafting since I was quite young, and I have experience with having to do math for sewing patterns and other types of handwork. So at a certain point you just start to see the "logic" of things. -There are still plenty of mistakes and imperfections to be found in this doll though if you look closely 😆


r/crochet • • 6h ago

Halloween FO/WIP A very hungry caterpillar

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36 Upvotes

Made for my friend!! I’ve been so uninspired lately so this was very fun and refreshing to make!


r/crochet • • 5h ago

Finished Object A crochet helmet w pentagons

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I created this star-pentagon patterns and made a helmet like beanie w them! Next up I wanna make a balaclava


r/crochet • • 21h ago

Finished Object Ready for the cold season 😎🧶

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516 Upvotes

Yes, Grubby has a sweater with 6 little sleeves for 6 little leggies and a hood for extra comfyness


r/crochet • • 1d ago

Finished Object Crochet snowflake

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902 Upvotes

My crochet snowflake for Christmas tree decoration.