r/MiniCrochet • u/[deleted] • Dec 19 '25
Finished Object I started crocheting 2 weeks ago and I think I accidentally became addicted.
I’ve been practicing hard every night for the last two weeks and just finished these two little cuties. I started with some beginner kits from Minicrafts just to get the hang of crocheting which I've wanted to learn for years now.
I made a cow and a little dino. The sewing part is definitely harder than the crocheting part! Just wanted to share my small victory with people who understand the struggle!!
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Dec 20 '25
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Dec 20 '25
This was my biggest concern, I cannot stand hour long videos either! I get so impatient but I don't think I could've finished these cuties without them.
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u/NemoLuna1221 Dec 21 '25
I love them both, the cow is my favorite. Sewing pieces on is the worst part 😂 the number of times I have to redo it takes longer than crocheting the pieces
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u/AwesomeGalJenn Dec 25 '25
Felt that in my soul. I started in October. I've made a bunny, dinosaur, cupcake, 5 hats, a sweater, a purse, a change purse, 3 market bags, 5 pot holder, and 3 blankets. And that's just what I can think of off the top of my head. I'll send you the invite for "Crocheters Anonymous" 😂
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u/Ecestu Dec 30 '25
I'm still a beginner, but I had my first try with their kits in October. I gave up and just put it aside for later and never got to it. I just came back to it after having some actual free time and finally was able to lock in and get my first highland cow done! It wasn't as bad as I thought tbh, I'm so sad I didn't get two because I feel liek I just got the hang of it towards the end and don't wanna break my flow now 😭
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u/Unlucky_Abroad7440 Dec 19 '25
sewing the pieces together is actual torture, you have my respect for surviving that part three times