I took what I knew from a sea shell pattern I found for free on YT, and freehanded a mesh bag that would fit inside of it. Should I turn this combo into a pattern for my other whimsical crochet besties?
I found this image and I'm in love. If anyone can find this, I'd be so grateful. Based off the text I don't think the original post was in English, but there seems to be a link available? Even if it can't be found, any ideas on how to make this?
I saw this on pinterest and its gorgeous! I could probably figure it out with some trial and error, but if anyone has a link to a similar pattern to this please let me know.
if this is actually a written pattern already, i'd love to support whoever wrote it by buying it.
tia for any help!
Apparently it was a designer who made this for an influencer (not 100% sure) but does anyone know where I can find a pattern to crochet this beautiful veil? I have a friend whose wedding is coming up and she would LOVE if I made her a veil!!
Hello!!
To preface I’m aware that the scarf in the photo is a knit scarf, just hoping to kind of paint a picture of what I’m looking for.
Specifically looking for something with a thin yarn, that has a lacy pattern. Everything that I can find is either for a knit pattern, or it comes out to be a shawl.
I’m envisioning something like a pashmina, lightweight and a rectangular wide shape.
I’m pretty confident in my skills as a crocheter but not so much as a knitter lol so I’m looking for something to kind of emulate that really light and airy feel to it.
I’m a fairly intermediate crocheter but I’m not very knowledgeable about yarn weight and hook size. I’m making these fancy granny squares in a medium weight (4) Mercerized Cotton using a size 4 mm hook. Can someone tell me if I’m doing something wrong? the tension is fine. why are the curling? Do you think it will be ok when I wet block them?
I’m only on row 6 of 10 and it’s curling so much. Should I try a bigger hook? Maybe a 4.5? The yarn is pretty fine even though it’s considered medium weight. I’m on a time crunch for this project so I’m hoping I do t have to do much frogging!
I’m trying to make a clutch. (see inspo picture)
I was perusing Etsy for some cute summer top patterns and I came across this which I LOVE but the post I think might be trying to sell the actual top? No idea but this photo is obviously AI And when I reverse search it I do not find much. I feel like there has got to be a pattern out there for this top.
If not, what do we think the construction is? Mesh stitch for body and sleeves, then maybe like a sc edging and attach the fringe?
This may sound really weird, but I want to crochet a real sized crochet person and I was wondering if anyone knew of any patterns that are in US crochet terms and aren't over $40NZD. Cause im just wondering if there are any out there since I haven't been able to find one.
Yes I could make a pattern myself but I really don't have the extra energy for it lol
Hey all! I like to order my crochet stuff from a small local person. I am looking to ask her to make me a fun pair of convertible fingerless gloves (gloves to mitts) I also would love for them to have the strings that thread through your coat. When I asked them they said they would mske them if I can provide a pattern. I like fun designs I personally was thinking something with frogs, something rainbow, or stars
Hello! I am looking for the most difficult, intricated and engaging pattern that you can think of! I am getting really bored of doing simple things, i need a new challenge.
I am happy to pay for the pattern of course, and if it is for wearables even better, as they tend to be already complicated with the construction.
Many thanks!!!
I found this on Pinterest and I want to make it so.bad! I cant find a pattern for it and I'm fairly new to crocheting garments so I'm not sure how to freehand it either. Does anyone have any recommendations for patterns that are similar to this top?
Lightweight, breathable, & downright ADORABLE! 🖤
This brim actually blocks the sun! 😉
I usually hate bucket hats, but this one is the exception—perfect for those of us who can’t stand the heat but still wanna be outside on bright, sunny days.
Thank you in advance!
This is the start of a baby blanket using bernat softee cotton, which I usually quite snuggly when I’ve used it for past baby blankets! I’ve never done a full moss stitch blanket before but I feels quite rough and the stitches don’t look pretty at all, I think it looks quite ugly. Any suggestions, or should I cut my losses and stop now? I’m basing the design on the pattern in the last photo from Purl Soho, except I thought c2c would make it easier and I used moss stitch instead of single crochet.
I want mini shorts. So the front will be super short, but the bum will need to be longer to cover it all. But does anyone have experience with this? How do i do that? Do i keep working in the back and adding more rows at the back???
Either way i want it to stop just after the leg opening at the front and back.
Btw, would u recommend dc or half double stitch
Check out what my wife made! Freakin Derpy! I'm so proud of her! She even made an incredible pattern for it. I bet she is gonna make a bunch and they will show up throughout the house 😆. I 3d printed those eyes for her and they turned out good I think :)
Here's the pattern! https://samsscalesnstitches.etsy.com/listing/4483201321
Hi, I’m a novice at crocheting and I’m wondering if this blanket will turn out okay or if I should stop before I get too far in. I’m making a simple stripped baby blanket with a half herringbone stitch. I just realized the yarn I have are different weights. One is 3.5 oz and the other is 5 oz. Do you guys think it’s going to look uneven and overall bad if I continued?
I’ve had a look and thought it was broomstick stitch but when I compare them they are not quite the same. Any help would be greatly appreciated!