#this is bc i crochet also

[midnightmah07]

100% believe Jade knows how to crochet

[twinkpriest]

annnnnd here’s the 6 characters in my wardrobe thing! thank you everyone who gave character suggestions it was greatly appreciated :3

anyway. skirt kenny real

[lazylittledragon]

finished the base for my isobel robes but at what cost

[lucapizzelles]

finally finished these bozos

[crybaby-bkg]

Dabi is sooo stray cat coded to me. you find him hurt and bleeding near your house one day, and maybe you only clean his wounds and feed him whatever you had in the fridge, and he just keeps coming back. keeps finding a reason to return to you—he left his phone charger—he never returned your Tupperware—he needs the recipe for that one dish you made that one time even though he knows it’s just a gateway for you to cook it for him again.

and after a while, you just start inviting him in with no hesitation or need of an excuse. he’s such a stray cat kinda dude, just slinks in whenever he feels like it. knocks things over because he finds your reactions funny. steals your food and your warmth and your side of the bed.

after a while, you two fall into a routine with each other. he comes over and messes with you until he gets bored and leaves again, only to pop up in fewer intervals every time. but, as time goes on, in those moments, he just likes to watch you. keep his hands to himself—sometimes—and admires your daily routine. thinks to himself that this is what normalcy is like, asks himself why does he crave it with you so badly?

Dabi watches you from the corner of your bed as you sit in front of your mirror to dab on your makeup. he’s learned what the hell primer and bronzer is and the quickest way to do eyeliner, and it fascinates him more than it should. he watches you prance out of the bathroom after a shower in just your underwear and a towel on your head. how you lather your skin in these fancy oils and body butters, but finds himself asking if they’re safe on still healing burned skin.

he watches you cook him dinner and clean the living room and enjoy your shitty music and tv shows and cry over your dumb romance books and he just. he just can’t believe he’s fallen into this domesticity with you, this normalcy, as he finds himself not watching anymore but doing—with you, beside you. and he finds that he likes it. just a little.

[nemurian]

@bigboobyhalo Your sacrifices have been accepted by the great Dapper. I'm so sorry but I don't think you'll be getting them back anytime soon. Or ever.

[voice-of-dissent]

knuckle tats that say "yarn" on your right hand and "over" on the left

[milkweedman]

All my current worries about how much this bag will shrink would have been allayed had I felted a swatch.

Yet, did I felt a swatch ? No. Will I felt a swatch next time ? Probably not.

Working on a wheelchair bag again. My first two were always intended to be replaced, as they were just prototypes. Hopefully this one will be more permanent.

Idk if my notes and vague diagrams are readable at all, but I've been really thinking this one thru. Or trying to, anyway. My other two wheelchair bags have not included a way to cover the contents, which was a poor choice that I am now reaping the consequences of (everything gets wet when it rains). So the flaps are a new element that I'm not sure of, but I think will be necessary. Also will be lining it in black felt from a thrifted and then felted merino sweater. Actually, it was already a little felted when I got it. Probably why it was donated in the first place. I just felted it way way more.

Kinda worried about running out of yarn actually. And about the bag turning out small.

[funzige-gedachten]

I CROCHETED AN “UMAZANE MISLI” SHIRT!!!! It is NOT readable at all BUT i am proud anyway and i love it hihi haha

Readable one below the cut!

Yuhuhu hahaha

[crochetedcandy]

He’s babysitting :)

Tallulah baby I’m so sorry for your hair, I tried my best I’m not a hairdresser 😭

All the eggs were free form, I’ve not used any patterns yet.

Philza post with pattern links (X)

[obsob]

making and weaving and loving! like we have done for millennia!!

[pocket-size-cthulhu]

Behold. A tangible representation of 8+ hours of my life: crochet pumpkins made for my sister

[shivunin]

Grey Warden Scarf

(ID in alt text) Phew! I made it before the end of the year. This scarf was inspired by the Grey Warden armor in Dragon Age 2. It is made of acrylic yarn and measures about 7.5 inches (~19 cm) wide and roughly 8 ft (~2.7 m) long.

This one took the longest of all the Dragon Age scarves I've made so far, since the diamond stitch is worked over the previous row of stitches (and thus adds very little to the overall width). These photos also feature Lawrence, the helmet my husband made, who usually dwells in our living room but deigned to guest star for this happy occasion. I plan to finish my Leliana scarf next, since I finally got the right purple for it, and then Josephine c:

Other Dragon Age Scarves:

Cullen | Fenris | Morrigan | Leliana

[lovcottage]

a too-hot close to a green and pink summer

[kiivg]

.Ughgh this isn’t drawing but I made this two years ago and it’s probably the coolest thing I’ve ever made 💚💛❤️ Bowser’s a nice guy I think 💖. I usually make blankets, I make a lot of blankets….. 😬.

[somecunttookmyurl]

techniques i use in c2c crochet (and all other applicable crochet scenarios, really) people might find useful i can post tutorials on as i go

butterfly bobbins - you do not need cardboard or plastic bobbin winders to make bobbins you can just wind yarn in such a way it forms a bobbin by itself for $0 (and with 0 tiny fiddly things you will inevitably lose somewhere)

magic knot - join yarn to keep working in such a way that a) will not come undone and b) does not require any weaving of ends

there is no shorthand official name (as far as i know) but "joining a new colour in a way that does not leave an end you have to weave in later". call it lazy join or something idk

obviously you can just. look up how to do those (except the last one bc i don't know what - if anything - it's called or if it's just something i do because i will avoid weaving at all costs) but if anybody wants and would find it useful i can just take photos of the process next time i do it in this blanket and then post it like that one time i did "how to wind a centre-pull ball" or "doing surgery on a c2c blanket to replace a square"