hey a good one, thank you!!
Share your crochet!
frustratedwriter
#105
ok I have been working on the accumulated yarn, got it looking nice in my craft room, but look it
hehehehehehehehe
like lifeweaver said
Ha! ‘Professional Yarn Collector, thats me!!
my_happy_place
#107
I know that this is the crochet thread, but I feel like this thought can be applied to watching K/C/T-dramas, as if reading subtitles doesn’t require any effort or concentration at all. 
frustratedwriter
#108
oh yeah, so much fun trying to crochet, watch our favorite dramas and the subs, then see a mistake and tear it out and do it again, just love it!!!
frustratedwriter
#110
there was more but thought this was enough
sorry but couldn’t put this on here any other way
this group wont let me add any stuff
so golad I can do this
simi11
#111
So I saw at Aldi this crochet packs of Wollabies… but the instructions are in another languages I don’t understand nor can I figure out which one it is. I thought I could make an easy project animals for my grandsons… yeah easy projects with no instructions.
As we have the net and YT it wasn’t difficult to find a similar “pet”; my little one loves dinosaurs he makes the authentic roooaaarrr, so a dino/dragon it is. I saw a video over 1 hr long with the instructions and it’s so cute so that will be my next project.
Btw I discovered a Japanese word Amigurumi… it’s for little creatures with like oversized head… I’ll make something like this… there so so many varieties 
sweetybirdtoo
#112
I made this one a few years ago, it was a free pattern
Although I think you should make something like this…
Can you imagine how long it’d take?
JustBrightIdeas or TotallyTheBomb (both .com) not sure which is the original
simi11
#113
Haha, I saw this pic and thought it would take me a year to finish, it’s so cute!!!
I love your dragon, it’s so sweet… now which one I will make? Yours seems a bit bigger, my grandboy would probably prefer that, I’d add some wings as well… have to look in my “inventory” of yarns 
what color I have! Thanks for the link!!!
frustratedwriter
#114
I seen this one and thought it was awesome
my apologies if this is plagerism, I just thought sharing what I seen & found was ok
a crocheted puppy
frustratedwriter
#115
this is not mine, crocheted foxglove
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how about these??
they look so real!!
helenama73_911
#118
I recently crocheted a Rubic’s Cube and a soccer ball for my cousins out of the country. I don’t have pictures (I thought I did), but I’ll put a link to the patterns in case anyone wants to try them out.
I’ve also started sewing plushies since last year. I’m better at using a sewing machine now, so I feel more confident. However, I still like to crochet. I’m currently working on designing my own doll pattern for a character from a game. It’s taking forever, but I’m not in too much of a rush.
simi11
#120
Wow, that’s a great idea, never thought of making a ball with crochet!!
I watched her other videos, how is this even possible with wool, the cutting of the cake or pizza and sort of boiling pasta, this is mind-numbing!!!
I’ll be making a baby blanket for my arriving granddaughter… I’m still contemplating whether to crochet or knit. - Yesterday, I opened the huge storage bag full of wool yarn, many of them acrylics I’m not fond of acryl. My first baby blanket I knitted for my first child were used by my 3 kids and 2 grandsons, I used then a special baby wool, it’s still like new.
I will try to crochet a cotton baby hat as well. Too bad, my grandma could crochet and knit without patterns anything, hats, sweaters, jacket and even a coat. So I’ll see how to figure it out.
Also anyone crochet pot holders? I made few of them with cotton yarn and will make one for a friend I’m visiting soon. I will see if I can find a pic from 2019 
helenama73_911
#121
It’s so creative an addicting to watch! I keep watching over and over 
I knew that there are patterns for small crochet balls, like with amigurumi or something, but I didn’t know how to make a larger ball until I went through the pattern. It’s just attaching hexagons to pentagons, and then they make a sphere shape. It was really cool to watch the development!
Which one is easier for you? Or what design would you like to make? That might help with the decision. I can knit, but it takes me forever whereas crochet is easier for me (and hurts my wrist less).
I haven’t crocheted with cotton yarn in a long time. I’m not too fond of its texture, but it makes really neat looking clothing!
frustratedwriter
#122
looks awesome!
this is what i am going to make
toilet paper covers. got an air freshener one too
now I understand these aren’t popular now, so guess I am going to have to find something else to do
frustratedwriter
#123
I researched these and looks like I am going to have to find something else to do!