/crochetI crocheted a man eating venus fly trap with a hidden face!
Just thought this was kind of a fun idea. The stem and vine is made with pipe cleaners wrapped in yarn. I’ll put a link to the full tutorial in the comments!
/funnyJust another day in the office.
I crocheted this little goblin myself, his name is Chumb Buckley! He’s a fly fisher, which is a pretty shitty job, but someone’s got to do it and Chumb is the best there is! Also, fyi, his pet rock is named Christopher and they are a squirrel that was cursed by wizard which is
/art“Chef’s Secret Ingredient” - another crocheted diorama piece that I made. Hope you like it!
This mini diorama is only about 8” long and is entirely crocheted except for the felt back drop and the stick in the center. I’m really proud of how it turned out. It’s currently a piece in my kitchen, but I change it out pretty often. Let me know if you have any questions in
/crochetI crocheted these ultra tiny seals. Not sure what to use them for but they’re so cute!
These little fellas are part of a challenge I gave myself to design patterns in 100 stitches or less with no sewing. These end up at just around 42 stitches to make! Pattern and more info linked in the comments.
/diggA few new craftings communities are live!
/crochet /crafts have been added! As an avid crafter I felt these were sorely missed when I joined and I’m excited to finally have them on the site! I could only make 2 communities for now but I think we could use a few more. I’m trying to compile a list of arts communitie
/crochetI crocheted a bonsai tree that I can’t kill!
Crocheted this amigurumi tree with a secret compartment for hiding things! I’m really proud of it. I decided to use pot-poms for the leaves to make it a little easier. The grass is crocheted using the loop stitch! Super useful for making a shag rug like texture.
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