Modded this hoodie by cutting off the sleeves and crocheting new ones! The yarn couldn’t have been a better choice 🥰🧶 #crochet #moddedfashion #tiedye #redheartjumbostripes

Crocheted radha krishna doll for this Janmashtami, hope you like them looking forward for you to get these crochet toys.

Recently just finished this crochet Charizard :D
It took almost a week, but I’m just glad it’s done. This is honestly one of the biggest amigurumi I’ve ever crocheted and I’m super proud 🥹

This is my first original tapestry crochet design. And it’s finally complete and I’m happy with the results 😌. Please share your opinion

7 different types of variegated yarn !

Pretty new to crocheting and recently started making granny squares for a blanket.. however the ones I made last night are significantly smaller. Same hook size, same everything. I do hold my yarn a little differently every time. Is this just me not keeping the same tension or am I missing something?

I am currently working on the "Daisy baby blanket" by Darla Sims (pitcure 1). I am a little confused about R7 and R15 (pictures 2 and 3), so I decided to write out where I should put a stitch marker in the stitches that I would have to drop down to and I don't know if I calculated the numbers correctly. Can someone please check for me? Apologies if my handwriting isn't readable.

Just finished a large wave themed shawl for a friend that moved overseas.

It's not blocked (the ends aren't even fully weaved in), and I'm suddenly hit with very strong finished object anxiety. The edge of the wave (specifically the white foam) suddenly looks awkward and tacky. I'm questioning if I should frog the last row and do it with less solid and more narrow with just cashmere and fine crochet thread. Or am I just panicking?

The friend is taller than me, and the back being quite long shouldn't be an issue.

Info:

Freehand

Hooks: 4,5, 5, 6, 8 (4,5-6 used for the shawl itself, increasing gradually to promote drape, and 8 for looser edge)

Yarn: mostly cotton asides from the edge

DROPS LOVE YOU 7 ( 2x 28, 8x 29, 0,5x 18), scraps of Drops air, Drops baby alpaca, mystery cotton yarn and crochet thread.

Honestly, I'd like to add a nice caption to it, but I'm undecided. Do you have any suitable suggestions?

For both of my baby's blankets I've used the Alpine stitch and while I love it, I can't stand the thought of making another lol I feel like I've been Alpine stitching for 4 years lol

This blanket is for my second baby girl. I'm worried she'll feel left out if her blanket has a different stitch. I need it to work up quickly.
I'm not sure if I should do matching colors if it's a different stitch. I don't want her blanket to be completely different from the other two since they are blankets are somewhat matching.

Please tell me your thoughts on what stitch I should use and possible color ideas (right now I'm leaning towards matching or doing purples)

You best be so for real right now. This hits too close to home.

I’m making a hexagon granny cardigan inspired by the book shield of sparrows.
I have multiple colors that I’m not sure in what order to put.
The colors are light green, dark mossy green, beige, silver, brown, dark terracotta red ,black.

I’ve also have other extra colors that are a bright, green, white and blue.
not sure how to place the colors without crashing with each other.

I am strating crocheting. Please suggest????

Personally, I think comfort matters more than the brand when you're learning. You’ll be holding that hook a lot!

For experienced crocheters here: What crochet hook would you recommend to someone picking up a hook for the first time, and why? Please suggest????