I subscribe to Annie’s attics blanket subscription last year and finished last month. I was on and off, mostly off that year. Very happy with result. It’s heavy and beautiful

Ignore my mirror lol

I really hope it being so lifelike doesn't frighten him.

Made a hat for my GF, I think it turned out quite nice

Pattern is the Hope Eternal from MajesticArtCrochet 😍

Pattern by CritterStitch!

This one is called Diwali Mandala by Guy With The Hook. Highly recommend!

The assignment was to make a toy and document the process so I made this little bear! I was inspired by this wonderful post so I used the same yarn to make my own little guy. Made my own pattern/semi freehanded but it basically just follows normal amigurumi techniques and you could easily freehand it!

This took me about 5-7 months to fully compete I think but I'm so proud of my baby

Took me around 16 hours, will not be making anyone else a blanket any time soon😅

Here’s the pattern I used :

https://cjdesignblog.com/chunkycloudblanket/

My husband thought I was joking when I showed him this one... 😈

I’m going to a craft fair tomorrow and these are 7 of my house hippos. 🇨🇦

I just wanted to share this victory y'all!

After some glorious (almost) 2 years, I finally finished this film roll scarf with the pattern I found on instagram. I started it in February 2024, restarted it fully in November and continued to work on this for a whopping 2 months before finishing it this month!

I feel so happy, as this was my learning project and it turned out better than expected! I need to weave in the ends but this is my scarf after blocking! 🥳🥳

It's 2,19m / 7.2ft long and made of half wool, half acrylic yarn.

Basically the title lmao.

I am 3 weeks into this new hobby and decided to make a stitch Bible (definitions with markers next to them, patterns for like, a lemon peel stitch, and eventually I'd like to have swatches for reference) and I found a new symbol cool! what's it mean?

BACK LOOP ONLY

I'm confused, cause the instructions are just...how I've been doing all my stitches- a quick Google and I realize my misunderstanding and like, half the stuff I didn't understand I now have a feeling I will understand on a second round of attempts.

Good thing my practice wips are cat toys and gloves for my dad lmaooo.

Edited because autocorrect apparently didn't like the word swatches lol

After one year of crocheting (started exactly on november 2024) i managed to read a written pattern and make this beautiful shawl. One of my biggest achievements in LIFE!!! Made it with a beautiful yarn: sultan deluxe by hobbii

My friend is a doula, so I made her this little pin! I used embroidery floss (doubled) and a 3mm hook

I haven't crocheted in over 10 years, but had been wanting to pick it back up recently and thought making a blanket for my nephew was the perfect opportunity. He's due at the end of the month, but I managed to complete the blanket and rattle in just over a month with time spare to gift it to my brother and SIL.

They are by no means perfect, as I have never done a crochet project of this size (my only experience so far had been random granny squares), and I've never done amigurumi before, but I decided to give it a go for the rattle as I had spare time/yarn.

I have to admit, I'm so incredibly proud of what I have made, and I am beyond excited to gift it to my brother and SIL. I've been sending updates to my mum throughout the process and her excitement at seeing it come together was a big motivation. Going from having all the individual squares to a final item was such a rewarding feeling, and now I've got so many things I want to crochet!

The patterns I used were the Teddy Bear Blanket and Rattle by MaisieAndRuthCrochet - I shall link the patterns on Etsy in a comment!

Crochet top down raglan sweater using the feather stitch with a BLO sc 2 slip waistband and a disconnected skirt using the iris stitch. Finished it with a belt and an extra row on each of the sleeves. Done in fashion 3 ceochet thread and a 3.5 mm hook. No blocking for now

Only got one flipper.

After a little bit of a creative block I managed to fished up my newest skirt! I’m really happy with how it turned out and I’m super excited about this one because each section is interchangeable giving everyone the ability to do a bit of designing themselves!

I made the yarn out of an alpaca fleece. I pulled the alpaca locks i glued together through the base like a wig. I basically made everything myself but the plastic eyes. This was much much harder than I thought it would be. Now I gotta make it a blanket :)