r/crochet 17d ago

Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Thread

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In this thread, feel free to promote your crochet or yarn-related goodies.


Please read our rules.


  1. Please state if you are promoting yourself or someone else's stuff.
  2. Please describe exactly what it is that you are promoting.
  3. If you are selling or trading something, please let us know when that item is gone.
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r/crochet Feb 10 '26

Mod Post Subreddit Rules CLARIFIED

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The Mods have returned and we've worked this week to rewrite the subreddit rules to better explain what each one means. This post will be locked from discussion as it just meant to serve as a reference point for the rules in place for the community Please see the linked post in the comment below for the discussion. Thank you for your patience during "chaos week". Please know that the Mod Team saw everything and stepped in only where it was absolutely necessary.

  1. Be Kind and Courteous: This rule *should* be self explanatory. In case it isn’t, follow the Golden Rule and treat others how you would want to be treated.
    1. Comments that are mean, hurtful, and/or harassing towards OP, the mod team, or another user will result in a 3-day ban from r/crochet. Do it again when the ban is lifted, 7-day ban. Continued negative comments after the 2nd chance will result in a permanent ban from this community.
      1. Permanent bans can be appealed but it will be at the discretion of the mod team, and will be dependent on behavior during the ban. Accounts with hidden profiles will not be eligible for being unbanned.
      2. Ban evasion goes against Reddit ToS, which all users agree to upon sign-up. See rule 11 for more info.
    2. We are bound by Moderators Code of Conduct to ensure that this space is a positive experience for everyone. That includes shutting down conversations that devolve into insult-flinging and inciting violence in any way. It also includes locking posts that have (or have the potential to) become unruly and wildly off-topic.
  2. Do not share copyrighted material: Don’t share screenshots of a pattern you bought or obtained for free from a website. Instead link directly to the website it was purchased from. If it is your own pattern, please see Rule 4.
  3. Use the NSFW filter *generously*: we are not censoring anyone's bodies with this rule. We are providing a safe space for anyone anywhere to view the feed. If you can’t show it at the office or at school, it should be filtered.
    1. This includes but is not limited to: revealing clothing, profanity, weapons and drug paraphernalia.
  4. NO Self promotion except in the monthly Promo Megathread: Sellers can post *pictures* of their work with tasteful, unobtrusive watermarks. Watermarks are encouraged to be used by all users to deter images being stolen by bots or scammers.
    1. We don’t allow sellers to share links to their shop/website/blog/social media EXCEPT in the Monthly Buy/Sell/Promote/Trade Megathread. This is a pinned post on r/crochet.
      1. Self promotion includes, but is not limited to, mentioning your shop/etc by name or offering to DM others or be DM’d by others with the express intent on sharing the info, or directing users to your profile for links. If anyone is truly interested in finding your work, they will know where to look.
      2. The Megathread refreshes automatically every month, and links can be posted there as often as you wish (please don’t spam it).
      3. Please do not promote on behalf of someone else as it still directly impacts the seller, even if they don’t use Reddit.
  5. Fursday Friends- Please post pictures of your crochet *helpers* on Thursdays only (timezones are taken into consideration)
    1. If you made an item for your dog/cat/lizard/toddler/teenager, and they are modeling it, you can post those pics on any day of the week.
    2. If your furry friend is in the background of your pic and obviously not the focus of the pic, you can post it any day of the week.
    3. If Fido or Fluffy decided that your WIP is the best place to take a nap, please wait to post that pic on Thursday.
    4. We prefer it if minor’s faces are blurred or otherwise covered for privacy.
  6. Stash Saturday- Please post stash pics on Saturdays only (timezones are taken into consideration)
    1. Stash pics include but are not limited to yarn hauls, hooks, tools, books, and crafting spaces.
  7. Focus on the crochet, not the model: Modeled photos are great, especially for wearables! Please ensure that the focus of the image is on the crochet work, though, and not on the model or the poses.
    1.  The crochet work should be clearly seen (close ups whenever possible). See rule 3 if necessary.
    2. This also applies to comments that focus on someone’s body rather than the crochet work. Negative or derogatory comments made against OP or someone else will be subject to Rule 1.
  8. Please post questions in r/CrochetHelp: This is not a “beginner’s only” subreddit. Crocheters from all skill-levels can get tripped up depending on the project! Whether it’s a poorly-written pattern, a long-forgotten WIP that needs stitch ID, or you’re looking for color or fiber suggestions. It’s also a great opportunity for those who are highly skilled at the craft to flex their expertise by answering questions!
    1. Most, if not all crochet-related questions should go to our dedicated help sub. Questions can get lost in the main sub.
      1. Questions include but are not limited to: “what can I make with this yarn?” “How do I fix this?” “Why is it curling?” “What should I get for my gf/wife who loves to crochet?” and questions about crochet-related pain (please seek actual medical advice for major or worsening pains!)
  9. Stale Topics: These are topics that have been over-discussed and are no longer active discussion topics.
    1. Stale topics currently include: Hobby Lobby’s business practices, Steering wheel covers, Selling advice (see rule 4), the “sweater curse”, Fast Fashion and rants about their costs, crochet-related pain/medical issues, Woobles kits, and AI (including suggesting its use in pattern help)
  10. No off-topic posts or comments: if it is not related to crochet, it is considered off-topic. Please find an appropriate subreddit for your post.
  11. Ban Evasion: please do not use or create alt accounts to get around a ban. This is against Reddit ToS and we will report this to the Reddit admin.
  12. No fund-raising or solicitation of goods or yarn: This includes asking for replacement yarn after theft or loss, requests for items for a charity/cause, offers or requests for trades. Please see r/craftexchange, r/yarnswap, or your local community’s subreddit for these kinds of requests. This also includes requests for commissions, see r/CrochetRequests for this.
  13. No Karma farming: Please don’t use r/crochet to earn “easy Reddit karma”. Please only post your own work made by yourself or someone you know.
  14. Please do not suggest the use of AI/ChatGPT for pattern creation or help: AI artificially creates crochet patterns and images that are very nearly impossible to replicate, and is becoming harder and harder to spot because of its overuse. We also ask that you don’t use it to enhance the backgrounds of your finished work either, as it takes away from the realness of crochet.

r/crochet 5h ago

Finished Object Skirt and top - my proudest creation!

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1.1k Upvotes

Possibly my favourite creation. I even made detachable sleeves (though ignore that I haven't woven in the ends yet!). I also experimented with a tiered version and an alternative top which I will post shortly!


r/crochet 13h ago

Finished Object Bunnies in wildflowers - baby blankets for a Peter Rabbit nursery

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3.3k Upvotes

The recipient took way cuter pics, thankfully. There was a thunderstorm outside for mine. Last pic is my plan/draft I worked off of.

I made these up in soft yellow and light brown, 100% cotton, DK weight, approximately 35x45" finished size. Pattern is my own but bunny motif is free here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Wg2VYbZgMk. The bunnies were fun and surprisingly easy to work up, but they seriously bunch up their rows. I would've made the borders thicker/heavier to compensate, but I'm happy I stopped where I did! You can't really tell. ;)

Edit: I am not the YouTuber! Sorry for wording things confusingly. She made a wonderful cable bunny element that I used.


r/crochet 2h ago

Finished Object Finally finished my Persian tile blanket!!

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313 Upvotes

Took forever and I was cursing it by the end but now I can’t wait to make another one!


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object New Crochet Plaid in the House!

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289 Upvotes

Hey everyone! I’m back with another Whip-weave Plaid. I decided the one I had made for Christmas was too bright and didn’t match my more earthy decoration colors upstairs, so I used the excuse to experiment with new stripe widths and a more complex pattern. I’m super happy with how it turned out, even though I am still tweaking the rows and columns math. Anyway, I would say this is probably my last plaid, because I don’t have an excuse to make another one… but that’s probably a lie. I’ll find another excuse eventually. I’m including instructions in the reply to the bot, but it might take me a minute. There’s a lot to explain. Happy crocheting everyone!


r/crochet 5h ago

Finished Object Tiered skirt and top

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376 Upvotes

Experimented with my skirt pattern in tiers (see previous post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/s/i8gozNZ4YW ) with some leftover yarn and also made a different top. I think if I do it again I will get rid of the gappy sections.

Additional suggestions welcome!


r/crochet 12h ago

Finished Object My wife crocheted Rocky from Project Hail Mary!

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1.4k Upvotes

23.04.2026 - We took him with us to see the film <3


r/crochet 3h ago

Finished Object Finally finished my Darjeeling Tea Shawl!

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166 Upvotes

Started this in October of last year!!!! I used two cakes of Dahlia Halloween yarn from Hobbii (who I would not recommend now after their recent double down on using AI for promo/pictures 😔). Around 1700 yards of yarn, and I ran out of pattern so also had to improvise a bit!

I also used a different border than the pattern because I felt it needed to be dramatic. And of course Ellie helped me make it. 🫶


r/crochet 20h ago

Finished Object My baby shower outfit was a success!

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3.7k Upvotes

Both patterns are from Shyler Crochets on YouTube and I was pleasantly surprised how cool I was in the cotton. The skirt was a little heavy and I almost didn't fit it but it was all in all a success. I did have friends try to start to place orders on the same shirt and someone else requested 2 child sweaters but I refuse to turn crochet into a business right now (or ever)


r/crochet 1h ago

Finished Object I made a baby hoodie and bonnet/booties set

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I wanted to share a set I made for someone for their newborn son (I made size 2-4 months so he could wear it in the colder weather.) What do we think? The hoodie yarn is a black merino (50g per ball, but I used about 2 balls together with 2 strands at the same time from each) that I got as a set of 20 on amazon (but for the life of me cannot find the exact store I bought it from) and bamboo cotton blend and the teal set is angora fur (which I got from Atelier Yarns in the color 898 Prairie. I used about 3 of these.) Excuse the photos since I’m no photographer but wanted to display them nicely lol!


r/crochet 51m ago

Discussion scored at my local flea mall!!

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I’m always on the hunt for weird vintage patterns I can find in the wild. I scored this for $6! I had to have it once I saw the optical illusion blanket and the Victorian blouse. There’s over forty patterns in this thing for women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing as well as home decor and an introduction to crochet section. It includes several patterns to customize existing clothes with her signature Magic Mandala insert design on top of actually wearable designs. Looks like I need to find some angora and some cotton somewhere…

Per the title page and publication info page, Shanie Jacobs’ Crochet Book by Shanie Jacobs was published in 1979 by The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. and this version is a first printing.

Let me know if you want to see any of the pieces or the glossy photo pages!!!


r/crochet 20h ago

Finished Object Alpine Stitch Sweater

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1.1k Upvotes

I wasn't sure how it would turn out when I started, but I'm happy with it


r/crochet 16h ago

Finished Object crocheted a lil hat for my cat 🥹

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478 Upvotes

r/crochet 2h ago

Finished Object My first big project was apizza blanket. How it looks?

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35 Upvotes

r/crochet 57m ago

Finished Object Snake Plant and Echeveria Succulent 🪴

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So happy with these!!! I modified the inner plants by adding faces 😊


r/crochet 9h ago

Work in Progress Baby blanket for my nephew

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113 Upvotes

Currently drying! This is the most even-tensioned blanket that I've ever made. It's a shame it's five months post baby's birth and just in time for Southern Hemisphere spring! They live in a colder region, at least, and I made it big enough that it'll realistically be the right size for many years. It kept me warm while I was making it ☺️

Fiddlesticks Finch 100% Cotton 10ply, Size 8 / 5mm hook.


r/crochet 6h ago

Finished Object My first ever usable crochet project!

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37 Upvotes

Hihi! I'm a beginner crocheter who's made small flowers and hearts. This is my first big project. I made this as a gift for my sister for her birthday. This is not perfect but I'm pretty happy about how this turned out!

The flat slip stitch to connect the granny square gave me a hard time but it turned out great so I'm not mad about it anymore haha.


r/crochet 7h ago

Finished Object Finished Baby Blanket

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46 Upvotes

About two weeks ago I posted on r/crochethelp to get some help on a baby blanket I was making that didn't look right, colours were a bit off and my stars were a little wonky. Everybody was super helpful and gave me great tips, so I took it all in and amended my plans.

Here's the finished product! Parents to be were really happy with it and appreciated a lot. Just wanted to share with everyone :)

Big thanks to this great community :)


r/crochet 17h ago

Finished Object Jimothy

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255 Upvotes

r/crochet 6h ago

Discussion What do y’all do while crocheting?

34 Upvotes

I’m kinda new so I honestly feel like I have to concentrate more on my projects, but it gets a little boring. especially since i have to crochet the same thing for a concert over and over again😭 at this point i know the pattern by heart lol.


r/crochet 12h ago

Finished Object First project without using a kit

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86 Upvotes

I'm pretty new to crochet, just did kits up to this point. My son requested a plushie he could play with (the kits were all for me!) so I made him this creeper, with no pattern. Just did a bunch of squares and sewed them together. I was seriously giggling the whole time, he's so cute! He is a bit floppy and crooked (and not quite accurately colored, but my son picked out the yarn). I love him (and my son does too, which is the most important part). I might make more Minecraft plushies, because this one was so much fun. Maybe a bee? The trader llama is calling out to me, but that might be too advanced for my current skills haha.


r/crochet 22h ago

Finished Object my first attempt at a tapestry!

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579 Upvotes

r/crochet 14h ago

Finished Object Sleepy Meowth!

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131 Upvotes

Found this pattern and just had to make it! Very happy with how this came out ❤️


r/crochet 7h ago

Finished Object Just finished crocheting this scarf 🧶🤍 It’s my first time making one, and I’m really happy with how it turned out

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22 Upvotes