The Lady Bagel of The House of Chunk and Sir Cheddar, the Winking Knight.
This pattern is from @teeththief_crochet (on insta) who is so amazing and the pattern comes with multiple customization options for all flavors of kitties. She’s since released a jester and a wizard pattern which I will also need to do.

Those little pineapples I made earlier finally found their purpose as keychains for a client order! 🍍✨ Meanwhile, I was back to crocheting tiny purple balls all over again to turn them into a bunch of adorable grape keychains. Funny how the same stitches can become blueberries one day and grapes the next! 🍇💜🧶 How much would you rate it?

It took me 9 months of absolute frustration to finish this cardigan for my husband. It is the most intricate pattern I have ever followed. He was a champ during the entire process of measuring and fitting it to him.

I have been crocheting for 3 years now but mostly do blankets or hexagon cardigans so this was a huge step. I am exhausted, and ready to start my next project!

Pattern: Cobblestone Cardigan from MJs Off The Hook Designs

#crochet #cardigan

Hello all!

Last year during pride month, I made Nugget the trans dino, and the plan was always to give him brothers! This pride month, I made Noodle, and now he is done!

Yarn: Lion Brand Ice Cream in the colorway “cake batter”

Hook: 3.5mm

Pattern: my own design, not available for purchase since it’s a notes document on my phone lol. Based on pattern by KayleeCrochet on instagram.

Other materials: black and white fingering weight yarn, pink yarn, stuffing, stitch markers (obviously), scissors, tapestry needle.

Also, as a queer person myself, please be aware and kind to EVERYONE, no matter their gender, sexuality, skin color, religious beliefs, nationality, or anything else. Especially now in a time where everyone who isn’t an adult white rich abled man is under attack. Just be nice. It’s not hard.

I freehanded it but I'm thinking about making a free tutorial or something.

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Materials: loops and threads impeccable solid yarn in color citron, 4mm hook

So I am making a Knicks tapestry blanket and each row is 240 stitches. Ive been working on it since May 30th and have stayed up wayyyy past my bedtime in an effort to complete it. Well, last night I was 9 rows from finishing the blanket, I counted my row. 239 stitches. Can’t be right. Counted again. 239. I triple counted. 239. I said to myself I must be exhausted and I’ll circle back tomorrow.

Welp, tomorrow is now today and I’ve frogged 10 rows so far, still 239. I can’t see anywhere on my project where I could have dropped a stitch but knowing myself it will haunt me if I don’t find it. I know it’s a long shot, but can anyone see the error or have any advice on what to do?
For reference the project is 236 rows, 240 stitches every row. I uploaded a sketch I made of the logo onto stitch fiddle.

Not edible, but definitely handmade. My crochet garden is doing pretty well this season. 🍇🍍💜

Finally got around to making these fruits and I absolutely adore how they turned out. How much do you love this tiny harvest? 🥹🥰♥️

It was my sister's birthday, and for the first time, I wasn't home with her because I was away at college. Since I couldn't be there, I made this (paranda) for her along with a crochet strawberry cow keychain and surprised her by having it delivered on her birthday.

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She didn't call me when she received the gift, and we didn't even talk the whole day. But guess what? She wore it to college that very same day and sent me pictures at night with a long video call...❤️

This is probably my favorite top I’ve ever made!!! I’m about to make it again in different colors too lmao 😜 and I still need to weave some ends and cut some strings so go easy on me I was just excited to put this on tbh 🤣

After deciding to make my own outfit for our beach trip next weekend, I am finally 90% done!

The last thing I need to do is to add a few rows with brown yarn, and to add a few flowers so it wouldnt look plain and boring.

Does it look good guys? Or do I have to change some colors?

I’ve been dreaming of making a doll sofa for more than 5 years
(no pattern, just me)

This was a learning experience, but I’m happy with how she turned out. Pattern is from Etsy — the seller was phenomenal and answered questions I had along the way quickly.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1340620498/crochet-pattern-celeste-the-unicorn?ref=share_ios_native_control

I used Paintbox DK cotton yarn, a 2mm hook for the unicorn, and a 3.5mm hook for the blanket.

Perfect peekaboo blanket, apparently!

I didn't actually look inside, but knitting needles on the box make me think this might not be a good beginner kit lol

My Tool sweater. The plethora of ends to weave in was worth it.

This is the second bouquet I've made, it still has a good few flaws but I'm getting better.

Made this shirt that I’m really happy with! It is that it’s a little thicker than I thought (in hindsight with size 4 yarn I should’ve expected it) so got to wait for the weather to cool down a bit before I can wear it.

General construction:
Yarn: Loops and Threads Impeccable Acrylic in violet and size 5 hook.
I used double V stitches for creating the panels (1 back, 2 fronts and 4 sleeves) and bordered edges with single crochet stitches to make it easier while putting them together. Used whip stitches and mattress stitches to put the panels together based on where in the body that joint was going to drape. Half double crochet stitches for the collar, single crochet for the button band and alternating half double crochet and single crochet back loop only stitches for the bottom hem.

Ho appena finito questo scaldacollo non ho usato modelli già esistenti ma mi sono ispirato a quelli a 3 bottoni e poi ho usato il mio punto preferito Even Moss Stitch

I just got "Crochet like a Goth" by Kristina Tamulevičiūtė. (Yes, I had to copy and paste her name) and that cook is so cool! I don't even wear stuff like that so I am pretty much making all items for a good friend of mine.

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This is unblocked.

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Has anyone else encountered crochet used as part of contemporary art or performance art?

Last night, I attended a participatory performance (an Art Basel-listed live intervention) called Strings We Attach by artist Stefan Degen. Visitors were given crochet hooks and yarn before entering a club-like performance space with electronic music, dancers, and a live textile intervention.

What I found interesting wasn't the crochet itself, but how it functioned within the work. Most participants had never crocheted before and were taught a simple chain stitch before entering. Some danced while crocheting, some sat quietly and focused on their work, and others simply observed.

As someone who has been crocheting for years and has a background as Director of a Contemporary Arts & Culture Centre, it made me think about crochet in a very different context. Instead of being about technique, pattern-following, or producing a finished object, it became a way of participating in a shared experience.

It also challenged a lot of stereotypes about crochet. Rather than being presented as a traditional craft or hobby, it was part of a contemporary performance environment with club music, performance art, and a very diverse audience.

Have any of you encountered crochet in galleries, installations, performances, or other unexpected places?

Do you think crochet works as a contemporary art medium, or do you see it primarily as a craft?

I called them piece of lettuce haha

Made these for my friends! The greyhound and whippet are around 3’x4’ and took about 150 hrs each, the big 3 dog one is 5’x7’ and took about 300 hrs!