I made a similar one for my son 3 years ago and seeing how much I’ve learned these past years is super cool!

Pattern: https://youtu.be/VozjfbfbZlg

Yarn: Impeccable Solid Yarn in the colors Forest(2), black, & white

Hook size: 6mm

My husband I volunteer for a local cat rescue and I have recently taken over the crafting team. We make all kinds of stuff to raise money for the rescue. I had an idea to take one of the couches we make and elevate it for our fundraiser event this coming weekend. I had to share this somewhere because, once it finds its fur-ever home, it will be just a fleeting memory for me.

After a year and a half of work (very on and off) I finally finished my Zelda blanket project! I’m so proud of this one it looks so cool! 😁 All done with 4mm crochet hook single crochets. For the pattern I took the Z with the master sword design from Pinterest and transformed it into a pixel art, cleaned it up a bit and added the border. I made the border with the BOTW sheikah alphabet and put some of the most iconic lines from the series (took some letters out to fit but the message is there lol).

Ps. Don’t mind my cat and the wrinkles, it was badly stored for a long time to allow knitting on the go.

A while back I posted this monster rainbow blanket - well, I have completed it! I finished out a second rainbow and stopped at that. I decided it was far too massive to be practical, so I promptly folded it in half and crocheted it together. It still covers my entire bed with a ton of overhang 😅 And it is kitty approved!! I'm quite happy with how it turned out - I unintentionally made a weighted blanket, so not what I planned to end up with lol, but it has been perfect for snuggling under during the first chilly fall nights of the year!

i had a ton of googly eyes left over from a different project so i decided to use them all at once lol. it was totally freehand

This will be a blanket for a 3 year old. Yarn is Red Heart super saver ombré in Sweet Treat.

Made a freehand sweater and added little bee wings and a small stinger at the bottom.
Ruby(Rubee) will be warm for Halloween.

Pattern is the Ceylon Tea shawl by Red Teapot Atelier, and the absolutely gorgeous yarn is Leaf Peeper by Chromatic Cakeworks... I love this yarn soooo much, I got it with copper sparkle added and its just so perfect for fall 😭🍂

I'm super proud of it 😁😁

I finally finished my first crochet project ever! I bought this Winnie the Pooh kit. It took me more than 10 days, lots of frustration, and patience.

My first handmade gift for my upcoming baby 🩵

I messed up the first stitch in the true cable pattern and now when I’m trying to do the upper ribbing on this afghan the stitches are coming out off by one, making it look odd. Probably just something I would notice but it’s driving me nuts. My husband says I shouldn’t frog it but I’m really tempted to (it would be a lot of work and at least 10+ skeins of yarn) but I don’t have a good way to fix the upper stitches.

What should I do? Frog the whole thing for this one mistake or leave as is and try to cover up the weirdness of the upper ribbing?

I just finished this lovely unicorn. I got bored trying to make the tail, and so I just ended up making what's in the photo 😆

My very first cardigan! I live in India so I always make things that are a little loose and holey with 100% cotton yarn. This is Aran weight Mercernized cotton yarn with a 5mm hook and I used the Hanna K pattern. Her Etsy it currently down but this is her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahkennie?srtk=cnh1amR2OGxvZm91

I finally got the cake I needed to finish my sweater!!! I'm actually really proud of myself for how this came out, it's much better quality than I thought I was capable of tbh... I'm never touching the Caron Big Cakes toffee brickle yarn again lol!

This is one of the projects that I’ve really loved making as a beginner. It keeps my mind free and at ease while making it and the colors just makes me happy ! 🌈

I just finished my first crochet sweater for my daughter’s birthday! This was a top down pattern by MJs off the hook website and I used size 3 weight, mandala baby cakes in diagon alley color…
I have to say, this was my first time attempting to steam block as well, and THAT WAS MAGIC. Like, literal sorcery happened in real time and I could barely contain my excitement lol
I forgot to take a before pic, but here it is after blocking! Now to wrap it up for her birthday! ❤️

This is half of a shirt. I've been working on it for something like 5 months. I'm finally almost done. My friend who started with me finished it like two months ago.

Anyway, looking for some communion with other slow crocheters, I suppose. I've been doing this for approximately one year.

Edit to add pattern: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/chantilly-crochet-summer-top

Edit 2: I didn't expect so many responses but thank you! Slow crocheters unite (slowly and when we get there)!

I finally got to finish these cushion covers! They're joined together in a 4x4 big square and then sew on a dark green canvas cushion cover.

Pattern is https://www.nautikrallcrochet.com/blog-freepatterns/hygge-burst-pillow-pattern (not sure which ones are the original grannys from the pattern because I had to do a few more so I wouldn't repeat squares...).

Yarn is Drops Paris.

Lost yarn chicken at 10 stitches left but you can't tell so I call it a win

Freehanded the design and just followed the vibe till I ran out. Added elastic thread to waistband to allow it to stretch and hold my waist.

Used 3.5mm hook with the silver Truboo lions brand yarn. Very silky and blocked out perfectly when I needed to add some extra length to the back.

I made this for my son 18 years ago and he still sleeps with it on his bed! I’m glad it lasted because it took forever to make! 😆