I’m trying to simplify a granny square pattern enough to fit on a small acrylic keychain.
I came up with this shorthand:
3 = 3dc
C = corner (3/ch2/3)
S = side space
MC
R1 [3/ch2]x4
R2 [C ch1]x4
R3 [C ch1 S3 ch1]x4
Would this make sense to you as a crochet pattern?
Anything confusing or unclear?
i want to cover the area in front of my door and alter with a curtain but i’m so lazy and want it to be done fast so i was wondering if filet crochet works with jumbo blanket yarn. i was gonna get a pole that i can put it on and make a weed plant but before i fully plan it out i just wanted to make sure it would work lol (also tips on how much yarn i need and opinions on what colors would be good would be very appreciated🙏🙏 but i wanna make a double curtain with a weed plant in the middle of each)
I’ve done a somewhat “soft launch” of some my crocheted handbags just for fun one night (i.e. just thought I’d run a few ideas through chat and created an instagram page). I’ve had about 10~12 orders over a span of a week and a half. Could these clutch handbags have potential for me to really invest in starting a small business? I’m honestly struggling to commit to starting something like this and don’t know if I should. My husband hypes me up but he’s my husband, it’s kind of a requirement 😂🥲
Second photo shows example of hardware. I’ve been giving inquirers options of gold or silver along with preferred length of chain (photo examples 2 & 3).
Please be nice. 🥲
Started the new blanket, really liking the colors compared to the other blanket,✌️
I found a tutorial to make a blanket but want to make it bigger all around. It’s a Suzette stitch with a shell border. The instructions say 84 for the original chain and 81 rows. Multiples of an even number is what the instructions say but I don’t understand multiples. Can I just add 10 chains to the original 84 and then 10 rows? How will that affect the border?
I randomly bought this yarn because it looked beautiful, I don't know what to make with it . It has woolen feel and has metallic sparkle . Please helpp
Hi everyone! I want to make some lightweight summer crochet tops/tank tops and I’m confused about which yarn to choose — 100% cotton or bamboo yarn.
I’ve read mixed opinions online. I mainly want something that: feels soft on the body, is breathable for hot weather, works well for lightweight tank tops/camis, doesn’t become too heavy or saggy after wearing
This will also be my first wearable project, so I’d really appreciate beginner-friendly yarn recommendations too.
Would you recommend:
100% cotton
100% bamboo
or a cotton-bamboo blend?
Also, if you have any favorite yarn brands for summer wearables, please share them!”
I'm using chenille for the first time, and doing yarn under for the first time. It's (hopefully) going to be an owl when I'm done. Which is the wrong side and which is the right side? I need to BLO for my next round so I'm stuck. Thanks for your help!
I’m relatively new to crochet. I’ve made a couple of small amigurumi pieces. Ive also made a blanket, and I’ve been working on granny squares lately.
My best friends daughter wants to learn how to crochet, and got a kit for her birthday. I want to make some videos for her to walk her through how to make it so they gave me the kit. I CANNOT make sense of this pattern.
It would be amazing if someone could tell me if there is a way to make this frog out of the absolute trash instructions provided. Or tell me if I’m crazy and I should be able to figure this out. If possible, I’d like to make the tutorial videos and use this as a lesson that you can’t trust every pattern and you have to improvise sometimes.