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videogamelover wrote:
Alam wrote:
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Alam wrote:
I love a good sweater vest, probably the thing I most looking forward to knitting once I'm done with the project I'm planning on starting tomorrow. I'd love to see some of your finished objects if you feel like sharing!
ive been crocheting a mini couch so far, i dont know when i will finish it tho lol
For a cat/dog?
for dolls to sit on actually LMAO but im sure my cat will try to sit on it too even though she will be way too big for it!
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Date: 26-03-2022 18:14
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Alam wrote:
videogamelover wrote:
Alam wrote:
videogamelover wrote:
ive been crocheting a mini couch so far, i dont know when i will finish it tho lol
For a cat/dog?
for dolls to sit on actually LMAO but im sure my cat will try to sit on it too even though she will be way too big for it!
Ahh nice nice
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Date: 26-03-2022 18:17
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I just found this one that I made in easter 2018\2019 when I decided to "learn" how to crochet over a 2 day span. I love it. It's just sad that, as I always do, struggle with the fit because I literally never grew shapes, lmaof.
Date: 27-03-2022 15:42
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Was thinking about making one of the flower bookmarks but I realized I only ever got yarn in 3 colors, which was black, yellow and white. I have also lost the wearabout of my crocheting hook. So it's like a loose-loose atm.
Date: 27-03-2022 15:44
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bee wrote:
Eostre wrote:
I just found this one that I made in easter 2018\2019 when I decided to "learn" how to crochet over a 2 day span. I love it. It's just sad that, as I always do, struggle with the fit because I literally never grew shapes, lmaof.

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thats impressive as a beginner tbh. can relate to your struggles with fittings. at least i dont have to learn how to shape a cup, i can just make it flat like yours and it will be enough
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Date: 27-03-2022 16:24
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bee wrote:
Eostre wrote:
I just found this one that I made in easter 2018\2019 when I decided to "learn" how to crochet over a 2 day span. I love it. It's just sad that, as I always do, struggle with the fit because I literally never grew shapes, lmaof.

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thats impressive as a beginner tbh. can relate to your struggles with fittings. at least i dont have to learn how to shape a cup, i can just make it flat like yours and it will be enough
honestly the cup struggles I'm having like grrr 
Gotta start sewing my own stuff at this point

And thanks. I'm not rly the one for making useless things to learn it first. Im like I want that thing im making it
Date: 27-03-2022 16:30 | Times changed: 1
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draugr wrote:
disclaimer i mostly knit, so crocheting is kinda new to me, i've mostly just stuck to granny squares lol
but followed a really quick and easy tutorial on youtube, and voila 
gonna try to find more patterns that i can try out
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Date: 27-03-2022 17:58
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Alam wrote:
Mymble wrote:
disclaimer i mostly knit, so crocheting is kinda new to me, i've mostly just stuck to granny squares lol
but followed a really quick and easy tutorial on youtube, and voila 
gonna try to find more patterns that i can try out

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Ooo that is cute
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Date: 27-03-2022 17:59
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draugr wrote:
Alam wrote:
Mymble wrote:
disclaimer i mostly knit, so crocheting is kinda new to me, i've mostly just stuck to granny squares lol
but followed a really quick and easy tutorial on youtube, and voila 
gonna try to find more patterns that i can try out

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Ooo that is cute
thanks! i think im gonna try out this one next 
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Date: 27-03-2022 18:16
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Mymble wrote:
disclaimer i mostly knit, so crocheting is kinda new to me, i've mostly just stuck to granny squares lol
but followed a really quick and easy tutorial on youtube, and voila 
gonna try to find more patterns that i can try out

That's super cuute!!! 
Date: 27-03-2022 19:15
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I knitted a dress for my Barbie doll once as a kid even though it turned out ugly as FUCK

I haven't done much knitting because I give up easily but it's really fun while you're at it
Date: 27-03-2022 19:19
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Rotte wrote:
Eostre wrote:
I just found this one that I made in easter 2018\2019 when I decided to "learn" how to crochet over a 2 day span. I love it. It's just sad that, as I always do, struggle with the fit because I literally never grew shapes, lmaof.


That's impressive, i don't ever have the patience! 
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Date: 27-03-2022 21:17
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Rotte wrote:
If I am crocheting something in a magic circle and want to just increase one part (in this case the stomach on a teddy), would i just need to inc in the given area and then dc again as i get higher? 

I am not following a pattern for this one 
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Date: 30-03-2022 19:59
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bee wrote:
Angelica wrote:
If I am crocheting something in a magic circle and want to just increase one part (in this case the stomach on a teddy), would i just need to inc in the given area and then dc again as i get higher? 

I am not following a pattern for this one 
i think yes but idk. i did have to make a b-shaped foot which required dec of the first half of the row and sc for the last part. not the same thing but the same concept? at least that what i base my theory off
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Date: 30-03-2022 21:05
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Rotte wrote:
bee wrote:
Angelica wrote:
If I am crocheting something in a magic circle and want to just increase one part (in this case the stomach on a teddy), would i just need to inc in the given area and then dc again as i get higher? 

I am not following a pattern for this one 
i think yes but idk. i did have to make a b-shaped foot which required dec of the first half of the row and sc for the last part. not the same thing but the same concept? at least that what i base my theory off
Ahh, hmm. I will try my way through... 

Also happy birthday! 
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Date: 31-03-2022 01:23
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