I am trying the color change method from this video and am pulling my SC straight out instead of to the right to avoid a slant, but the line is already wonky right off the bat. Does that color change method work only because the color change shifts? Does anyone have a suggestion on how to make the color change line straight?

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I used plastic rings for the larger circles, and metal rings for the smaller ones. I do not have children - are there safety concerns?

Just completed my first ever pumpkin as a plush for my daughter, and I want to rave about how nice the yarn was! I used the knitcraft by Hobbycraft Plushie Friends yarn in Rust, and made the stem using their Everyday Chunky in Rust.

Dodgy name choices aside (the orange is NOT rust 😂), the Plushie Friends was SO nice to crochet with on an 8mm hook.

Used a free pattern from Hobbycraft https://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/ideas/how-to-crochet-pumpkins.html, but change it slightly to give it a more asymmetric look!

Based off a video the client sent me. Supposed to be similar to the mystery box squishy toys.

I love them so much :3 Grey one is Mango, brown one is Papaya and white is Fig ❤️

Pattern is by me, available on my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4368737444/mango-the-fruit-bat-pdf-crochet

I crocheted this while I was sick and I think it turned out sloppy. Is it okay or scary?

Just finished this adorable Mochi Lollypop toy for my kawaii obsessed niece! No pattern, just freehanded her.

Made a little ghost for my coworker after a very long hiatus from crochet. It feels good to be back at it 🥰

The pattern started as the Woobles’ Snooky pattern, but then I decided I needed him to be much taller so I kept going until it felt right (and I ran out of white blanket yarn) 👻

Opened myself up to a handful of commissions, and a friend asked for Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills.
I am NOT a fan of sports, generally speaking.

Couldn’t find a pattern with shoulders or a helmet that I liked so I made my own 😃

I had to make the helmet twice. 🙃
I used markers for the logo, and on the original helmet I applied a diluted glue+water mixture to the inside of the helmet that caused the ink on the outside to run.

On the second one I applied the diluted glue FIRST and let it dry before adding the logo.

The face-guard is just wire-wrapped yarn.

I’m pleased with how the helmet turned out and my friend LOVES it. So I’m happy!
(Even happier to get back to more fun/weird stuff)

A gift I made for a friend!