r/cursedcrochet

Image 1 — Crochet peen as a cake pop
Image 2 — Crochet peen as a cake pop
Image 3 — Crochet peen as a cake pop

Crochet peen as a cake pop

Okay so this crochet idea came from a Instagram post I was going to show the original creator of it but I cant because it wouldn't let me see the photo for it since I'm under 18

Also thank you to the mod from yesterday who gave me a little bit of hope for this sub Reddit ❤🥹

u/noodle-crochets — 2 days ago
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Fiber figments

Excited to share my Little horn and crow widow. Patterns by fiberfigments. I had a few struggles with these but managed to figure it out. Really pleased with them.

u/Odd-Elderberry592 — 6 days ago
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My free will is steering me into some odd directions

... I might have crocheted a cat litterbox stuffed animal ...

u/AcroEsther — 7 days ago

Friendly reminder: We are not a busy sub

Hey yall, I wanted to make this post to explain why some of you may see your posts removed

This sub is still pretty small. We’re a 1-2 Posts a DAY MAYBE kind of sub.

I love and appreciate all of you and your posts. You’ve made me laugh sooo many times. However because we’re a pretty small sub that means you can’t post updates on your projects every day, without it looking like spam. Im sure everyone loves to see them, but it gets to be too much on a sub this small.

When the sub gets busier maybe we can revisit. But right now I’d like to keep the variety! Try to keep updates to a minimal please

Thank you for all that you do!

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u/zeroduckszerofucks — 8 days ago

an unblinking, finely-dressed lady approaches you

My little grief-bearer, Vaelith! I was going for a monster lady with an enigmatic mask face, and I think she turned out nicely. 😁

u/Extra-Progress-3272 — 9 days ago

UPDATE: The finished Labyrinth Worm

I think he looks slightly munted, but that's just part of the charm. He's also not freestanding, but, again, part of the charm.

He was a mother's day gift as she absolutely loves The Labyrinth. She's now asked for a Ludo and a goblin to be made - safe to say she loves it.

The hair tufts are a WIP, I'm thinking of using some watered down glue mix to set them, but any other suggestions are welcome!

u/Miserable-Piglet9008 — 9 days ago

I crocheted Leto II (God Emperor of Dune)

I'm back with another Dune-themed crochet. Mods on r/dune took it down with no explanation. Maybe it's too cursed?

u/KitchenAvenger — 11 days ago

Working on a crochet character inspired by anime style… still in early construction 😭💥 Curious what it reminds you of 👀

u/QuietMuse_Studio — 11 days ago

Ragdoll Elf

Finished another little creature, definitely some sort of elf. And looks way more like Dobby than I intended I swear 🤣

u/stxffxn — 12 days ago
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Poppets: Yay or Nay?

I'm putting this in Salty Saturday because I feel like the topic of poppets and their functions have come up more recently (check my comments lol), but not everyone in the witchcraft subs have been treating said topic with much respect, or even acknowledging it as a form of witchcraft. Not only is it witchcraft, it has more history and uses than I can shake my crochet hooks at.

First: Literally anything you make - poppet or otherwise - can be imbued with whatever energy you put into it, along with dang near any ingredient. Just PLEASE read up on what you're using and think about why you're isn't it, or if it's even safe to use that thing (a drop of dried blood on a napkin in a baggie is fine, a bottle of blood with a cork in it is NOT. I really hope I don't have to explain why).

Second: A poppet can be made with just about anything you have. Heck I bet you could make a cute Lil fella with tin foil and paint! What's it for? Only you know, and it should stay that way. I prefer crochet because it makes me happy, and I have a lot of freedom to make what I want for the purpose I want. Many poppets in the past have used natural materials such as corn husks, clay, wax, and even mud and sticks. You don't need to buy anything if you don't want to, but sometimes it helps.

Third: You don't have to know *anything* about crafts to make a poppet. Like i said, people used mud and sticks for a while (and maybe some still do!), and if it works out works so who cares lol. You can only draw stick figures? Awesome, write stuff on it, cut it out, OMG LOOK IT'S A POPPET YOU DID IT YAY!!! You have some old shirts from an ex that did you dirty? Make a pillow, put their picture on it, and punch the crap out of it, or counts!!

The only thing stopping you from doing poppet work is you, the media fears, and gatekeepers (BOOOOOO). Just have fun and be creative, but be careful what you witch for 🪄⚡️

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u/LilBlueOnk — 12 days ago

Let`s see...It’s slowly starting to take shape 😭 The face details are coming together… I’m curious what it looks like to you now 👀🧠

u/QuietMuse_Studio — 9 days ago

Another creepy friend

I really can't stop making these little guys, I'm obsessed! He looks greener in the pic but he's actually turquoise

u/stxffxn — 13 days ago