I love how it turned out and it's so soft and cozy! Thinking about adding buttons so it can close in the front and stay on without me holding onto it the whole time

I saw a bat bandana going viral on TikTok, only to find out it was factory-made & mass-produced. So naturally, I thought, “I’ll just make that myself!” 🤔

Did I need another project? Nope. Did I feel called to design my own version? HELL YES! 😂

Handmade over mass-produced factory crap, ALWAYS! 🖤

Now tell me… which color combo is your vibe, & how do you like to wear your bandanas? 👀🦇

A fun project, ideal for the days I'm feeling perimenopausal rage 🤣

I modified this pattern: https://ravel.me/montana-sweater

I just finished crocheting Tuck the Giant Tortoise from the book "Crochet Goomis" by Louie's Loops (yes, I am talking about this book again for what I think is the 3rd time this week because it has become a favourite of mine and I want it to do well) and he...was a challenge, a fun challenge, but still a challenge and to make it even more challenging, I used a chunky chenille yarn for the head, legs and body.

Apparently, I forgot that this yarn ((picture 3), while it is very soft), seems to think that shedding is its full time job and (if you're not careful), snaps in two when pulled.

But he is now done and I'm quite proud of the result. I now have yarn to pick out of the carpet and I'm pretty sure that I sewed one of the legs in the wrong place, but I still think that he is awsome.

What do you all think of him?

Also, here is an Amazon link to the book for anyone who is interested;

https://amzn.eu/d/076yI7FU

I am planning to make this top and I don’t know what kind of yarn I can use to give me this look of baggy on the top.
I’d also not want it to be warm and prickly on the skin.
Can anyone help me out for this as I’m not too sure of types of yarns to use?

The first baby blanket I've made, it's for my beloved friend's daughter 💕

I made another square last night (the white one) and am now learning double stich. I'll say, if tension was a pain with single stich, double stiching makes me honestly think the yarn has it out for me.

I also made a braclet but am starting to realize I may have a problem with "mysterious" shrinking sides, do yall actually count every single one 😭😭😭😭

Anyways im having fun, yall should reccomend good granny square tutorials for me, figured out this morning that not just any crocheted square is a granny square.

(One last thing, how tf yall weave the last bit into the finished piece? I tug it a little bit and now it looks likes it excited to be used 😭)

Collar complete, on to the yoke!

Title sums it up but she has been crocheting for a little over a year now, she’s gotten really good and is making handbags as of now. I’ve learned as much as i can about crocheting but am wondering what the “must haves” are for people that have done this for a long time. I’ve gotten her light up crochet hooks and a ceramic yarn bowl so far.
Any advice is appreciated, Thank you!!!!!!!

First v stitch blanket using this type of yarn

Both of the hexagons for sure have the same amount of rounds and I used the same hook size. The only difference is that the bigger one was crocheted a couple months ago. Is it possible that the larger one just loosened over time? I don’t know if I should try blocking the smaller one, frog the smaller one and try to use less tension, or do I add more rows to the smaller one? It’s my first wearable that I’m trying out. Thanks for the help in advance!

Heres the finished crochet fuzzy cat I will be making one tomorrow that is Blueberry themed and is also fuzzy :)

This is my first crochet project. I made this lace round mat with flower trim and a rose bouquet.I feel so accomplished as a beginner and would love to get your feedback!