#pride crafts

[character509]

Nonbinary yarn!!!

[aroworlds]

This Aro Week, I've made cross-stitched card designs perfect for gifting to your favourite slightly-snarky aromantic.

The free tutorial includes patterns, card and fabric dimensions and a materials run-down as well as instructions on attaching an aida swatch to cardstock and other border techniques.

[kittymeiga]

Joining my collection of pride flag bracelets I made instead of going to sleep: the aroace sunset flag

[alloaroworlds]

I was very excited to discover miniature arrow charms in the scrapbooking section at my local craft store and a pair of pineapple-print underpants in my unworn spare-clothes stash*. With the addition of a colour-block T-shirt in allo-aro colours, my dolls are being extra aromantic this Pride Month.

(* Autism sensory stuff means the challenge of finding clothes with the right kind of not-hurting-me seams and fabrics, so when garments I tolerate go on clearance, I collect a few spares. I figure it's worth sacrificing one to make a pineapple doll top, though!)

[femmenightsatfreddys]

Polka dot carabiner and violet embroidery!!!!

[sunwarmed-ash]

Heading to peddle my wears again

Wish me luck guys, its been a rough year for artist money ✌

[magicrabbitfiberarts]

Introduction

Hi! My name is Orion, and I'm the owner and creator behind Magic Rabbit Fiber Arts. I'm a POC enby transmasc living in New England and I just really love making fun things out of yarn. I've made Pride scarves, Sailor Moon and Magical House fingerless gloves.

I've woven bags and belts and embroidered EPCOT pavillion pieces.

I've knit custom fingerless gloves and scarves, and woven some amazing one-of-a-kind pieces!

I'm a huge geek, and I'm happy to post some examples of my art. If you have further interest, feel free to head over to http://www.magicrabbitfiberarts.com -Orion

[aunti-maim]

Some more of the crafts I have made, I really need to start taking more photos before I send things off to be sold

[retrogamingblog2]

LBGTQ+ Pride Pokemon Card Patches made by AlienInAJar

[lunaramoonlight]

So, exactly one year ago I did this:

It's a fully hand woven pride flag, and this time I went further than ever with all the work. I studied how to weave, I built the weaving loom, and only then wove the flag, which took about two full weeks. It's far from perfect, but I am so proud (pun fully intended) of how it turned out.

It's made with and of love (the rest is 100% cotton 😌); not meant for me, but ended up with me in the end

It will always be a dear memory, with all that it entails

And now, one year from there, I am so so happy ❤️

Wips:

Here for the wips of the weaving loom

Here for the part 1 of the wips of the pride flag

Here for the part 2 of the wips of the pride flag

[serendipitouslyyyyyy]

idk who needs to hear this but if you knit or crochet you do not need to stress about it all of the time. that defeats the purpose of having a hobby. yes sometimes i do projects that require learning new stitches and making several runs to the craft store and searching for a specific brand of yarn and counting stitches and recounting stitches. but i also have a blanket that i call my "idgaf blanket" and it's literally just a giant gloriously repetitive chain stitch blanket made of a conglomeration of whatever yarn i happen to have scraps of. my rules are no undoing for dropped stitches, no overthinking color patterns. for just this one project, i simply crochet it because i like the feeling of crocheting. sometimes i just need to work on my idgaf blanket and that's okay and when it's done i'm sure i'll appreciate it a lot more simply because it never gave me anxiety

[aroworlds]

I thought I might also show off some of my cross-stitch patches during @aggressivelyarospec's Aggressively Arospectacular, especially my collection of quoi, nebula and vague patches (as an aro who floats about said trifecta of identities because comprehending attraction and my relationship to it is difficult).

I do have more: these are just the patches I have yet to attach to my backpack and jacket. It's just so much less fun to sew my patches onto things than it is to sew the patches, so I have a huge backlog!

[sunnysunsins]

My funky aro, ace and aroace earrings for subtle pride moment~ ☆♡♧

[alloaroworlds]

[image description: A beaded star pendant sitting on a blue microfibre blanket, attached to a white necklace cord by a gold-coloured jump ring. The star is threaded with translucent and pearly seed beads in the colours of the allo-aro pride flag: green, light green, white, yellow and gold.]

Here’s a close-up of the final allo-aro star pendant I made using my pride star bead tutorial!

[ansitru]

Happy disability pride month, spoonie pals! 🥄✨

[ID: a cross stitch of various flowers and spoons and butter knives. Text in the middle reads, "no more spoons / only knives" /End ID]

[aughtpunk]

After five weeks of constant weaving I have finished my awesome neon rainbow shawl (in time for pride no less)! I get warm happy childhood memories of arcade/bowling lane/roller rink carpets just looking at it. It's absolutely massive and I'm going to wear it everywhere as soon as it's actually chilly outside.

Also here's a close-up to give you a better idea of what the colors look like in person. It is eye-bleeding and I love it.