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  1. What’s in My Crochet Bags? The Tools I Actually Use

    From a pencil case full of hooks to two crochet bags that go almost everywhere I do, here's what I've learned to keep close at hand. If you ask me where my yarn is, the better question is probably where isn't it? It's literally everywhere. I probably have yarn in every room of my house except the bathroom and my son's room. Over the years, crochet has become much more than just a hobby for me. It's something I work into my day whenever I have the chance. I crochet between work sessions, […]

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  2. 1/2 Bye bye Etsy 👋

    Comme vous le savez (ou pas 😅 ), Etsy est un gouffre financier pour les créateurs tellement les frais sont élevés ! Jusqu'à présent, je gardais malgré tout ma boutique ouverte car beaucoup de personnes ont le réflexe de passer par cette plateforme.
    Récemment, il y a eu une nouvelle augmentation et comme si cela ne suffisait pas, ils imposent maintenant une vérification d'identité biométrique, accompagnée de nouveaux frais bien sûr. Sinon ce n'est pas drôle 😆

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern

  3. Tell Me Your Biggest Crochet Disaster (I’ll Go First)

    If you’ve been crocheting for more than about five minutes, chances are you’ve had a project go spectacularly wrong.

    Not just a missed stitch or a crooked edge. I’m talking about the kind of project that makes you stare at it in complete disbelief and ask yourself, “How did this even happen?”

    The good news? You’re in excellent company.

    Every crocheter—whether you’ve been at it for six months or sixty years—has a disaster story. Some are frustrating. Some are expensive. And some become hilarious… eventually.

    Today, we’re celebrating the projects that taught us the biggest lessons.

    The Blanket That Grew a Personality

    Have you ever started a perfectly straight blanket only to realize somewhere around row 50 that it had developed… curves?

    One edge mysteriously gains stitches while the other loses them, and before you know it, your rectangle looks more like a potato chip.

    You counted.

    You swear you counted.

    Apparently, your blanket had other plans. This was every blanket I ever made in 2009…

    Yarn Chicken… and Losing Miserably

    We’ve all played yarn chicken.

    You reach the last few rows and convince yourself there’s definitely enough yarn left.

    Then…

    Three stitches from the finish.

    That’s it.

    No more yarn.

    The color has been discontinued for three years, and suddenly you’re debating whether those last three stitches really matter. Trust me…they do. They always do.

    The “I’ll Fix It Later” Mistake

    You notice one tiny mistake.

    “No big deal,” you tell yourself. “I’ll put a border on it and it’ll be fine.”

    Fast forward two weeks.

    That tiny mistake is now buried under hundreds of stitches, and fixing it means frogging half the project because you have to fix it because it’s glaringly obvious where you and your hook took a detour…

    The Wrong Hook Disaster

    You’re halfway through a project when you notice something feels… different.

    You check your hook.

    It’s half a millimeter larger than the one the pattern called for.

    Or worse…

    Halfway through the project, you accidentally switched hooks without realizing it. Trust me…this one is worse.

    Congratulations! Your project now has two completely different gauges.

    The Sweater That Fit Absolutely Nobody

    You followed the pattern.

    You checked your stitch count.

    Everything looked perfect.

    Until you tried it on.

    Maybe the sleeves reached your knees.

    Maybe the neckline could fit two people.

    Maybe it was technically wearable… if you happened to be dressing a golden retriever.

    Sizing can be humbling.

    The Great Frogging

    Sometimes there’s no saving it.

    You pull on that working yarn and watch hours—sometimes days—of work disappear in a matter of minutes.

    It hurts.

    It feels dramatic.

    You question every life decision that brought you to this moment.

    Then you wind the yarn back into a ball and start again.

    That’s crochet.

    The Mystery Project Bag

    Raise your hand if you’ve ever put a project somewhere “safe.”

    So safe, in fact, that you never found it again.

    Months later, you’re cleaning out a closet and suddenly discover an almost-finished scarf from two winters ago.

    Apparently it was hibernating.

    The Pattern That Made Perfect Sense… Until It Didn’t

    We’ve all been there. You’re confidently crocheting along. Everything is going great.

    Then you reach Row 12.

    You read it once.

    Twice.

    Five times.

    You briefly consider getting a second opinion from your spouse…

    …who doesn’t crochet.

    Then you realize you just forgot to turn the page.

    My Favorite Crochet Disaster?

    Mine usually involves absolute confidence.

    “I don’t need to count.”

    “I’ll remember where I was.”

    “I don’t need stitch markers.”

    “I’ll remember what hook I used.”

    Those words have never ended well.

    Every single time I ignore that little voice telling me to count one more time, I end up paying for it later.

    Apparently, my confidence and my stitch count don’t always agree.

    Here’s the funny thing about crochet disasters: they usually become our favorite stories.

    The blanket that turned into a trapezoid.

    The hat that could fit an elephant.

    The sweater that shrank in the wash.

    The project you frogged three times before finally getting it right.

    Those moments remind us that crochet isn’t about perfection—it’s about learning, laughing, and occasionally wondering why we thought we could eyeball 247 stitches.

    So now it’s your turn.

    What’s the biggest crochet disaster you’ve ever had?

    No judgment here.

    We’re all among friends… and we’ve all had at least one project we’d rather pretend never happened.

    #beginnerCrochet #Crochet #crochetBlog #crochetCommunity #crochetDisasters #crochetFails #crochetHumor #crochetLife #crochetMistakes #crochetStories #CrochetTips #frogging #handmade #HodgePodgeCrochet #yarnChicken
  4. What Will Crochet Look Like in 2040?

    Every generation thinks they’ve reached the peak of technology.

    Then twenty years later they’re explaining to confused children why they used to print MapQuest directions or carry CDs in giant binders.

    Crocheters are no different.

    Right now, we’re pretty impressed with ourselves. We have digital patterns, online yarn shopping, stitch-counting apps, and video tutorials for every project imaginable.

    But what will crocheting look like in 2040?

    Nobody knows for sure.

    That won’t stop us from wildly guessing.

    Smart Hooks Will Judge Us

    Today’s crochet hooks are simple.

    In 2040?

    Your hook will probably connect to your phone, count your stitches automatically, and gently inform you:

    “That was supposed to be a double crochet.”

    You’ll argue with it.

    The hook will be correct.

    You’ll frog three rows anyway.

    Some things never change.

    AI Will Design Patterns

    Artificial intelligence is already writing patterns. I didn’t say they were good patterns…but you’ve likely stumbled upon a few in your day-to-day on the internet.

    By 2040, you’ll probably be able to type:

    “Make me a cardigan inspired by my cat, my favorite coffee mug, and the emotional trauma of trying to learn foundation stitches.”

    Thirty seconds later you’ll have a complete pattern.

    Will the sleeves match?

    That’s another question.

    Yarn Will Become Ridiculously High-Tech

    By 2040, yarn companies will stop asking whether they can and start asking whether they should.

    Spoiler alert:

    They won’t.

    Mood Yarn

    Changes color based on your emotional state.

    Halfway through a project you’ll discover your sweater contains:

    • Optimism Blue
    • Mild Frustration Orange
    • Pattern Rage Red
    • Existential Crisis Gray

    Future therapists will diagnose stress levels by examining unfinished blankets.

    Accountability Yarn

    This yarn knows how many unfinished projects you own.

    When your WIP count reaches double digits, it starts asking uncomfortable questions.

    “Shouldn’t you finish that cardigan first?”

    Nobody needs that kind of negativity.

    Predictive Yarn™

    Using advanced AI, this yarn knows what projects you’ll start next month.

    The replacement skeins arrive before you’ve even convinced yourself you need them.

    The accuracy is unsettling.

    Competitive Yarn

    This yarn tracks the progress of nearby crocheters.

    Your blanket reaches Row 45 and suddenly receives a notification:

    Karen finished hers three days ago.

    Smart Yarn Labels

    Current labels:
    “Machine wash cold.”

    Future labels:
    “Based on your previous projects, I recommend you buy three more skeins.”

    “You’re not going to skip swatching, are you?”

    “We both know you’re making modifications.”

    No matter how advanced yarn becomes, there will still be one universal truth:

    A crocheter will stand in front of a closet containing 147 skeins and say:

    “I don’t have anything to work with.”

    And somehow, even in 2040, that statement will feel completely reasonable.

    Virtual Crochet Circles

    Instead of meeting in person, some groups may gather in virtual reality.

    Picture it:

    You’re sitting in your living room wearing fuzzy slippers.

    Your friend is in another country.

    Your crochet buddy is on vacation.

    Yet somehow all three of you are sitting around the same virtual coffee table complaining about yarn prices.

    Honestly?

    That part already feels realistic.

    Self-Counting Stitch Markers

    The most commonly lost item in crochet history may finally evolve.

    Future stitch markers might:

    • Count repeats
    • Track rows
    • Flash when you miss a stitch
    • Send notifications

    Current crocheters lose stitch markers inside couch cushions.

    Future crocheters will lose them after forgetting the password.

    Progress.

    Pattern Reading May Become Optional

    Instead of reading a pattern, you may simply wear smart glasses.

    The glasses highlight:

    • The next stitch
    • Where increases go
    • Which row you’re on
    • How many stitches remain

    Future crocheters may never know the joy of discovering they’ve been repeating Row 14 instead of Row 15 for an entire evening.

    Project Bags Will Get Smarter

    Today’s project bag:

    A bag.

    Tomorrow’s project bag:

    • Built-in lighting
    • Charging ports
    • Yarn management systems
    • Automatic row counters
    • Emergency chocolate storage

    Actually, let’s hope that last one becomes available much sooner.

    The Great Granny Square Revival Will Continue

    Let’s be honest.

    No matter what technology does, granny squares aren’t going anywhere.

    Crochet trends come and go.

    Yarn brands come and go.

    Hooks change.

    Styles change.

    But somehow granny squares survive every decade.

    If archaeologists uncover a crochet project in the year 3000, there’s at least a 50% chance it will involve a granny square.

    Future Crocheters Will Laugh at Us

    Imagine a crocheter in 2040 saying:

    “Wait… you counted stitches manually?”

    “You downloaded PDF patterns?”

    “You had to search for yarn substitutions yourself?”

    “You bought yarn without scanning it with a smart fiber analyzer?”

    We’ll sound ancient.

    Which is exactly how we sound when we hear stories about crocheters copying patterns by hand from magazines.

    Final Thoughts

    Will any of these predictions come true?

    Probably some.

    Definitely not all.

    But one thing seems certain:

    In 2040, crocheters will still buy yarn they don’t technically need.

    They’ll still start new projects before finishing old ones.

    They’ll still play yarn chicken.

    And they’ll still insist that this next project will only take a weekend.

    Some technologies are destined to change.

    Crocheter optimism is not one of them.

    If you could invent one futuristic crochet tool or gadget, what would it do?

    #AICrochet #artificialIntelligence #creativeTechnology #Crochet #crochet2040 #crochetBlog #crochetCommunity #crochetDiscussion #crochetFun #crochetGadgets #crochetHumor #crochetInnovation #crochetInspiration #crochetLife #crochetNerd #crochetPredictions #crochetTechnology #crochetTools #crochetTrends #crochetPattern #digitalCrafting #fiberArts #freePattern #futureOfCrochet #futureTechnology #futurism #futuristicCrafting #geekCrochet #geekCulture #handmadeFuture #makerCommunity #makerCulture #modernCrochet #pattern #sciFiCrochet #scienceFiction #smartCrochet #smartTextiles #wearableTechnology #yarn #yarnAddict #yarnHumor #yarnLover #yarnStash
  5. Starting Over, One Stitch, One Seed, and One Bird at a Time

    Welcome to Duffney's Bird Barn If you've found your way here, welcome. I'm so glad you're here. My name is Misty, and I'm the creator behind Duffney's Bird Barn. I'm a mom, crocheter, bird lover, gardener, and someone who is still figuring things out one day at a time. This blog is where I'll be sharing a little bit of everything—backyard poultry, crochet projects, gardening adventures, homestead life, and the occasional lesson I've learned the hard way. Most importantly, I want this to […]

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  6. Things We Keep Our Yarn In Instead of a Yarn Bowl

    Let’s be honest.

    Yarn bowls are beautiful.

    They’re elegant.

    They’re handcrafted.

    They’re sold in every yarn shop.

    And yet most crocheters are currently pulling yarn out of something that was never intended to hold yarn in the first place.

    Somewhere, right now, a skein of yarn is happily living inside a kitchen container, a purse, or a cardboard box.

    This post is for those people.

    1. The Popcorn Bowl

    It starts innocently.

    You’re crocheting on the couch.

    You need something to stop the yarn from rolling across the room.

    The giant popcorn bowl is empty.

    Problem solved.

    The bowl may never return to popcorn duty.

    2. The Plastic Grocery Bag

    The ultimate budget yarn bowl.

    Pros:

    • Free
    • Lightweight
    • Available everywhere

    Cons:

    • Sounds like a thunderstorm every time you move it

    3. The Empty Ice Cream Bucket

    One of crochet’s greatest unsung heroes.

    Large enough for multiple skeins.

    Has a handle.

    Can survive a cat attack.

    10/10.

    4. The Mixing Bowl You Swore You’d Return to the Kitchen

    You won’t.

    You know it.

    The family knows it.

    The bowl belongs to the yarn now.

    5. The Project Tote That Contains Everything Except Organization

    Inside:

    • Yarn
    • Three hooks
    • Two stitch markers
    • A tape measure
    • Receipts from 2023

    Nobody knows how it all got there.

    6. The Cat Bed

    Not intentionally.

    The yarn simply migrated.

    The cat has accepted ownership.

    You are now sharing.

    7. The Laundry Basket

    Part yarn holder.

    Part project storage.

    Part mystery container full of unfinished dreams.

    8. The Empty Coffee Can

    A classic.

    Especially among crocheters who learned from parents or grandparents.

    Nothing gets thrown away because everything might become useful someday.

    And honestly?

    They were right.

    9. A Giant Mug

    Works surprisingly well for center-pull cakes.

    Also makes you feel sophisticated.

    10. The Passenger Seat of Your Car

    You know exactly who you are.

    The yarn rides shotgun.

    The groceries go in the back.

    11. A Shoebox

    Simple.

    Reliable.

    Cat-resistant.

    Mostly.

    12. The Bucket That Once Held Cat Litter

    Washed thoroughly, of course.

    But crocheters are resourceful people.

    We see containers everywhere.

    13. The Crochet Project Itself

    Sometimes the yarn is simply sitting in the middle of the blanket you’re making.

    It’s chaos.

    But it’s efficient chaos.

    14. The Random Basket You Found at a Thrift Store

    You bought it because it looked cute.

    You didn’t know why.

    Now it’s holding yarn.

    Its destiny has been fulfilled.

    15. The “Temporary” Cardboard Box

    It’s never temporary.

    Ever.

    Three years later the box is still there.

    Now it contains six projects and a pair of reading glasses.

    Conclusion

    Yarn bowls are wonderful.

    But crocheters are creative people.

    Give us a ball of yarn and five minutes and we’ll find a perfectly acceptable substitute somewhere in the house.

    The real question is:

    What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever used as a yarn bowl?

    #Crochet #crochetBlog #crochetCommunity #crochetHacks #crochetHumor #crochetLife #crochetOrganization #crocheterProblems #fiberArts #handmadeLife #yarnBowlAlternatives #yarnLover #yarnStash #yarnStorage
  7. Granny Square: Creating A Beautiful Memory 🧶🧶🧵

    Crocheting is so important to me. My mom’s best friend, who is such a sweet soul, started the colorful center and taught me how to crochet! My mom bought me a crochet book from Walmart and so much yarn because she really wanted me to learn. At first, it was a total disaster, but I finally caught on and finished the rest of the stitching.

    With so much going on in my life right now, I wanted to dwell on a happy memory.

    #crochetlife #crocheting

  8. Amigurumay jour 21 : coton ou chenille

    À l'image de cette petite photo de groupe, je préfère généralement le coton. De temps en temps, une création en fil chenille apparaît, comme ma chère Lueur, mais dans l'ensemble je privilégie le coton.
    J'ai d'ailleurs assez de mal avec le fil chenille de manière générale. Sauf pour le Little darling de @scheepjes que je trouve particulièrement agréable à crocheter. Il ne casse pas et pardonne bien plus les erreurs contrairement à d'autres fils chenille un peu capricieux dirons-nous 😆

    #amigurumay2026 #crochet #amigurumis #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject

  9. Discuter par appel avec qqun qu’on aime bien = crocheter 4 rang de trop parce qu’on a mal lu le modèle - j’ai defais

    Discuter par message avec qqun qu’on aime bien = 1h49 après le début de rang être toujours au même rangs de 60 mailles - je l’ai fini

    J’aime le crochet
    J’aime m’accorder du temps de sociabilité.

    Tips : recompter à chaque rang ça marche
    #crochet #crochetlife #crocheting #crochetlove

  10. 24,500 Subscribers Later… Thank You

    Today my YouTube channel officially crossed 24,500 subscribers, and honestly, I’m still trying to process it.

    When I first started sharing crochet videos online, I never imagined that thousands of people from around the world would one day be watching my tutorials, following my crochet journey, supporting my designs, and becoming part of this amazing creative community.

    What started as simply sharing something I loved slowly grew into something much bigger than I ever expected.

    Over the years, HodgePodge Crochet has become more than just a crochet channel. It has become a space filled with creativity, learning, experimentation, encouragement, late-night crochet sessions, yarn piles taking over the house, cats supervising projects 😂, and people who genuinely appreciate handmade art.

    One of the things I love most about this community is how supportive and encouraging everyone has been through every stage of the process — even the messy stages.

    And trust me… there have been MANY messy stages.

    If you’ve followed me recently over on Patreon, then you’ve probably seen me deep in the process of designing the new Lattice Top. This pattern has gone through more revisions, frogging, measuring, grading, and restructuring than I can even count at this point. Some days I’ve completely reworked entire sections just trying to get the drape, fit, and stitch flow exactly the way I imagined it in my head.

    But that’s also the beautiful part of designing.

    Sometimes crochet patterns don’t appear perfectly on the first try. Sometimes they evolve slowly through testing, experimentation, mistakes, and learning. And honestly, I think sharing that process openly has become one of my favorite parts of this journey.

    Seeing people excited about the Lattice Top while it’s still being developed has been incredibly motivating for me. Knowing that people genuinely care about the work behind the scenes makes all those long design sessions feel worth it.

    As my YouTube channel continues growing, I have so many exciting things planned for the future:

    • New crochet patterns
    • More detailed tutorials
    • Behind-the-scenes design content
    • Crochet vlogs
    • Morocco lifestyle content 🇺🇸🇲🇦
    • More pattern testing opportunities
    • More creative experiments and projects

    I’m genuinely excited about where things are heading.

    And to every single person who has supported this channel in any way — whether you subscribed, watched a video, left a comment, purchased a pattern, shared my work, or simply followed quietly from the background — thank you.

    Your support means more than you probably realize.

    Creative work can sometimes feel very solitary behind the scenes. There are long hours spent designing, filming, editing, writing instructions, troubleshooting mistakes, and doubting whether anyone will even care about what you’re creating.

    But moments like this remind me why I started.

    24,500 subscribers may just look like a number to some people, but to me it represents years of learning, growth, persistence, creativity, and community.

    And honestly?

    I feel like we’re just getting started.

    Thank you all so much for being part of this journey with me 💛

    You can follow along here: https://www.youtube.com/@HodgePodgeCrochet

    – HodgePodge Crochet

    #crafts #creativeJourney #Crochet #crochetAesthetic #crochetBlog #crochetBusiness #crochetCommunity #crochetCreativity #crochetCreator #crochetDesigner #crochetFashion #crochetGarments #crochetGoals #crochetInspiration #crochetJourney #crochetLife #crochetPatternDesign #CrochetPatterns #crochetStudio #crochetSweater #crochetTop #crochetTutorial #crochetUpdates #crochetVlog #crochetYouTuber #crochetPattern #DIYCrochet #fiberArts #handmade #handmadeClothing #HodgePodgeCrochet #latticeTop #makerCommunity #morocco #smallCreator #writing #yarn #yarnLover #YouTubeCrochet
  11. Amigurumay J14 : petit ou grand

    Le thème du jour tombe à pic pour vous dévoiler enfin ma mini Lueur terminée. Après la grande luciole en fil chenille, la voici donc en version microcrochet.
    Et pour rester fidèle à la version de base, j'ai voulu lui garder son côté phosphorescent. Je me suis donc amusée à dédoubler du fil Glow in the dark de ricorumi pour pouvoir le crocheter en 1 mm 😆

    🧶 Fils : Candy floss de scheepjes et Glow in the dark de ricorumi - crochets 0,75 et 1 mm
    📋 Modèle : miliecrochetille

    #amigurumay2026 #crochet #amigurumis #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #luciole

  12. 1/2 Amigurumay J10 : en cours

    Il faut savoir renoncer parfois... ou du moins mettre un projet de côté.
    L'histoire d'une coccinelle impossible à terminer (pour le moment, j'espère)

    Il y a quelques temps j'avais commencé la création d'une coccinelle. Puis une période compliquée est arrivée et je n'ai plus réussi à toucher un crochet pendant un moment.
    J'ai maintenant repris, doucement, mais cette coccinelle je ne parviens pas à m'y remettre. Elle reste trop liée à cette période... J'essaye mais ça bloque toujours.

    #amigurumay2026 #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #coccinelle

  13. Le moment de la reprise a sonné ! Doucement encore mais chaque jour un peu plus 🥰
    Ce petit éléphant est la première réalisation que j'arrive enfin à finir depuis des semaines, d'autres projets sont déjà en cours 😁

    Je ne suis pas parvenue à lui trouver de nom donc si vous avez des idées, je suis preneuse 🐘

    🧶 Coton Multi 8 et crochet 1,25 mm
    📋 Modèle : aquariwool

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #elephants #elephant

  14. Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
    C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
    Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

    N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
    etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelo

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

  15. #FlashbackThursday This shawl's unique asymmetrical shape distinguishes it from traditional crochet shawls. Create a fast, large, and cozy shawl with aran weight yarn, or opt for a thinner yarn. Worked from the tip up in a single piece, it can be any size you want 😃
    lavisch.com/site/asymmetrical-

    #LaVischDesigns #Crochet #CrochetLife #CrochetLove #CrochetPattern #CrochetProject #CrochetShawl #LaceCrochet

  16. SORTIE DE PATRON ✨

    Ça y est le patron de Lueur est fin prêt !
    Il est désormais disponible sur mon site et dans ma boutique Etsy.

    miliecrochetille.fr/produit/pa

    Pour l'occasion, tous mes patrons sont en promo à -25% jusqu'au 6 février.

    Rien de tout ça n'aurait été possible sans une super équipe de testeuses qui m'a grandement aidée 🥰
    Merci encore 2.petitesmains, dolycrochette, nachou19, fil.en.tet et latelier_cabane que vous pouvez toutes retrouver sur Instagram.

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #luciole

  17. Basile, le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu le plaisir de tester 🐶
    Son modèle est très agréable à suivre et a été l'occasion pour moi de me lancer un défi : une association de fils noirs.
    Mes yeux s'en rappellent encore 😂

    🧶 Fils : coton Essentials crochet et Furry furry de Ricorumi - crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #chien

  18. Le test pour Lueur la luciole a démarré !
    Son patron sera bientôt disponible

    🧶 Fils : Glow up et Little darling de scheepjes - crochet 2,2 mm
    📋 Modèle : miliecrochetille

    #luciole #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #testcrochet #testpattern

  19. Grâce à tous les retours, j'ai pu me décider pour le nom de ma luciole, qui sera donc Lueur !
    J'ai lancé son appel à test sur instagram. Pour plus de facilité, je le concentre là-bas mais si toutefois certain·es sont intéressé·es, n'hésitez pas :

    instagram.com/p/DTcujfhjJDo/

    #luciole #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #testcrochet #testpattern

  20. J'ai besoin de vos avis !
    J'hésite encore pour le nom de cette luciole, plutôt Lueur ou Lucie ?
    Lequel vous préférez ?
    Si vous avez d'autres idées, je suis preneuse aussi ☺️

    Je ferai un appel à test d'ici quelques jours

    🧶 Fils : Glow up et Little darling de scheepjes - crochet 2,2 mm
    📋 Modèle : miliecrochetille (à venir)

    #luciole #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern

  21. Une petite nouveauté arrive bientôt !
    Swipez pour découvrir sa petite particularité 🤭
    Cette luciole rappellera peut-être quelques souvenirs à certain·es 😁

    Je suis en train de finir de mettre au propre son patron. J'aurai donc bientôt besoin d'aide pour le tester.
    Je vous en dirai plus prochainement 💫

    🧶 Fils : Glow up et Little darling de scheepjes - crochet 2,2 mm
    📋 Modèle : miliecrochetille (à venir)

    #luciole #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern

  22. 2025 en quelques images 🧶

    Cette année c'était aussi et surtout le lancement de mon site, la sortie de mes premiers patrons, mais aussi ma première participation à l'Amigurumay, des tests et bien sûr beaucoup d'apprentissage 😆😁

    Merci à celles et ceux qui ont suivi, soutenu, partagé.

    La suite s'écrit en 2026, avec déjà de nouveaux patrons en préparation, des idées plein la tête et qui sait peut-être d'autres choses à vous proposer prochainement ! 🤫

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #recap2025

  23. Que serait Noël sans ses lutins ! 🎄
    Voici donc Néria la lutine, la 1ère poupée de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu le plaisir de pouvoir tester.
    Un vrai régal à crocheter, avec comme toujours un patron très accessible et détaillé, comprenant de nombreuses photos.

    Ses patrons sont en promo pour la semaine de Noël, profitez-en !

    etsy.com/fr/listing/4428518805

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #hiver #noel #lutin

  24. Non ce n'est pas un test cette fois 😆
    Mais comme on entre officiellement dans l'hiver d'ici peu, c'est le bon moment pour vous présenter Flocon le bonhomme de neige, d'après le modèle offert par la_fabrique_de_lou ☃️
    Vous pouvez retrouver le tuto sur son instagram :

    instagram.com/la_fabrique_de_l

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes - crochet 1,25 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #bonhommedeneige #hiver

  25. Encore un nouveau test pour la_fabrique_de_lou avec cet adorable Cannelle 🦊
    Impossible de résister à ce modèle ! N'est-il pas à croquer ?
    C'est un vrai plaisir à crocheter avec un patron clair et bien détaillé, comme toujours

    Profitez-en le patron est en promo à l'occasion de sa sortie ! Il est à retrouver dans sa boutique Etsy :
    etsy.com/fr/shop/FRLaFabriqued

    🧶 Fils : Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et Furry furry de Ricorumi - crochet 1,5 et 1,80 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #renard

  26. Il y a quelques temps, j'ai crocheté ce petit bonhomme en pain d'épices
    Je l'avais mis de côté depuis, mais je me demande si son patron pourrait vous intéresser un jour ?
    Il existe déjà énormément de modèles de bonhommes en pain d'épices alors je ne sais pas trop si celui-ci trouverait sa place 🫣
    Dites-moi ce que vous en pensez !

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle : Miliecrochetille (non dispo)

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #paindepices

  27. Délice le pain d'épices, encore un test pour la_fabrique_de_lou auquel j'ai pu participer !
    Cette fois, je me suis amusée à mixer coton et fil chenille, j'aime beaucoup le résultat.
    Comme d'habitude, son patron est facile à suivre et bien détaillé, un vrai plaisir à crocheter.

    la_fabrique_de_lou organise un concours sur Instagram pour la sortie du patron, n'hésitez pas à y participer

    🧶 Fils : coton Catona et Little darling de scheepjes et crochets 2 et 2,20 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #paindepices

  28. Voici Igloo le pingouin que j'ai eu la chance de tester pour maje_et_lali_crochet🐧
    C'est un modèle très rapide et sympa à crocheter. Idéal pour une décoration ou comme ici en version miniature, il peut faire un joli porte-clés à emporter partout. 🗝️

    Le patron est disponible sur son Etsy et son Kofi

    🧶 Fils : coton deco8 et furry furry de ricorumi et crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle de maje_et_lali_crochet

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern pingouin

  29. Voici Guimauve ou comment se réconcilier avec l'esprit de Noël🦌🎄
    Je n'ai pas pu résiter pour ce nouveau test de la_fabrique_de_lou tellement ce petit renne m'a fait fondre !
    Encore une fois son patron est accessible et bien détaillé, un plaisir à crocheter

    Merci à nouveau pour ta confiance 🥰

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de scheepjes et crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #noel #renne

  30. Mais qu'y a-t-il au milieu des herbes si ce n'est Moon la momie ! 🎃 👻
    Encore un test pour la_fabrique_de_lou auquel j'ai eu le plaisir de participer.
    J'ai adoré la réaliser tant le patron est clair et très bien expliqué.

    Sur Instagram, la_fabrique_de_lou organise un concours pour la sortie du patron, n'hésitez pas à y participer !

    🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de scheepjes et crochet 1,5 mm
    📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #momie #mummy #halloween

  31. #FlashbackThursday The Heuvel en Dal lacy chevron wrap is designed to give both texture and color to your outfit. The pattern is written for a size as pictured, but the width and length are easily adjusted 😃
    lavisch.com/site/heuvel-en-dal/

    #LaVischDesigns #Crochet #CrochetLife #CrochetLove #CrochetPattern #CrochetProject #ScarfCrochet #LaceCrochet

  32. Je vous présente Oscar ou Gaspard le fantôme. 👻 Il sort pour Halloween et comme il est un peu timide, il n'a pas encore osé me dire son nom. Je n'arrive pas à me décider pour le moment donc vous en pensez quoi ? Plutôt Oscar ou Gaspard ? Ou si vous avez d'autres idées je suis aussi preneuse.

    🧶 Fils Glow up et Catona de Scheepjes et crochets 2,20 et 1,80 mm
    📋 Modèle : Miliecrochetille (non dispo, il arrivera peut-être plus tard 🙃)

    #amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patroncrochet #fantome #spooky #halloween

  33. I stumbled upon another old project! This is part of a discontinued blanket project, as I realized I don't enjoy creating numerous similar items and then connecting them all together 😆

    #LaVischDesigns #Crochet #CrochetLife #CrochetLove #CrochetPattern #CrochetProject #BlanketCrochet

  34. Yesterday, while reorganizing my workroom, I found crochet baby socks I made over 17 years ago when I started with fiber arts. They're unused, made of cotton, and completely lack stretch 😂

    #LaVischDesigns #Crochet #CrochetLife #CrochetLove #CrochetProject #CrochetSocks #LaceCrochet #BabyCrochet

  35. #FlashbackThursday Crystal Palace was inspired by the characteristic glass and cast iron facade of the building designed for the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London. I made mine in fingering weight yarn, but it's pretty easy to customize!
    lavisch.com/site/crystal-palac

    #LaVischDesigns #Crochet #CrochetLife #CrochetLove #CrochetPattern #CrochetProject #ScarfCrochet #LaceCrochet

  36. Another Friday, time to unravel another failed design. This basic crochet shawl ended up way too heavy in this cotton. Also, I’m just not feeling the vibe. Rippit! 🐸

    #LaVischDesigns #Knitting #KnittingLife #crochet #CrochetLife

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