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I made this cute dragon with some yarn I had left over from making a friends/fam socks for Christmas. I loved him and FaceTimed my mom to show her, and her immediate response was “that is so stupid, what a waste of time..” my feelings were really hurt and idk what I’m looking for.. but maybe just some reassurance? I love crocheting and I’m always so proud of my creations. It’s a real therapy for me.
I finished up how many bunches i thought would be enough but am thinking I should add more to make it more full... anyone have suggestions for larger flowers i could incorporate that aren't too difficult for a beginner?
I’m surprised by how easy it actually is, I was thinking I’d have a lot more trouble with learning than I did.
I laid out my hourly temperature blanket... this is almost 3 months. The blanket is supposed to be my daughter's first year of life and birthdays through 10 (she turns 10 this year). I think this is turning out to be a long, narrower blanket instead of a wide, long one.
I'm using Stylecraft special DK and an Addi 4.5 hook. Corgi for scale 😅
I feel like it's standard to start with the width and work the length... and this is turning out the opposites and feels wrong lol
Working on 1 of 2 temperature snakes for my cousin's twins 1st bday. It's like, you know it's going to be long because there are going to be 365 rings. But your brain doesn't conceptualize how damn long that actually is 😅 69% of the way there (I'm tracking it in a spreadsheet because I'm a data analyst and that's fun for me)
I am pretty proud of it, but please give me any pointers for next time :)
i started the one at the top first but bc my tension was way too tight it just kept curling so i decided to redo it. when i started over i realized i did sc instead of dc so i remedied that, and i already like it sm better, even though i havent even caught up to where my old piece was (16.5 rows vs 12 rows). somehow the colour is even better, too, despite using the same yarn! and my hands dont hurt as much due to the tension which is another bonus
Hey guys! I just finished a daisy blanket, I wanted to post here for anyone struggling with the magic circles like I did. I found the way Sleepy Kitty with Kimberly on YouTube to be super helpful, I found her technique to be the easiest. She also has a great pattern for a daisy blanket where she shows how to make a magic circle.
Hope this helps anyone struggling!
Credit: @hugurumitoys
This is my first project with a color change, how did I do?
When I applied and saw him I knew I had to make an Eeyore version! 🥹🫶🏼 was lucky enough to get chosen to test him!
Also love how he’s just all fluff 🤣🤣!
Which was your favorite character from Winnie the Pooh? :)
P.S: This pattern belongs to the wonderful Lilbeanstitches!
Drunken Granny stitch, 5.5mm hook, Red Heart yarn. I'm gonna make an Afghan for a friend
Do someone understand this stich ? I didn’t find on YouTube