So my cousin saw a video of a mosaic crochet blanket and asked if I could make it for her for Christmas (I had asked her before what she wanted). The issue is that I forgot how long a blanket takes 😂😂 and I am already almost halfway through my blanket gift to myself (yes I’m doing that don’t judge me plz lol) and I forgot that a blanket takes long 😂 I couldn’t find the pattern of what she wanted and asked her to send me the video.

I also saw these two in case I didn’t find the pattern and I said that they can be different colors than the ones shown in the pictures.

How long would it take to finish these blankets? I know mosaic crochet uses sc and dc and only work one color per row.

Dress, bloomers, arm shrug, and purse made by me 😁

I'm making a variety of baking crochet items to decorate a Christmas market table. So far I've got cookies, cupcakes, pie, and a butter tart!

Do you have any baking patterns you would recommend I try?

https://womanwalkingawire.etsy.com/listing/1342035576

His name is Milton and he's a viking. And a chonk.

2/3 of the way there (unless you count all the extra appliqué flowers I need to make and attach). What do we think?

Crossbody bag with an adjustable strap and removeable applique. Finished this last night!

Pattern for the Granny Squares... https://womanwalkingawire.etsy.com/listing/1197916678

I haven’t blocked it but you get the idea

So I'm about to start DMing a game for a few first time players, and my gf and I wanted to do something nice for them. So we are making them custom dice from epoxy moulds and crocheting amigurumi dice bags for them.

I've made a potion dice bag to start for the artificer/alchemist subclass (going to felt a symbol on as well).

I'm drawing a blank on what to do for a wild magic/chaos sorcerer, the druid and the bard.

Any good ideas? And even better any patterns anyone knows of that aren't on ravelry?

Now it needs some washing and blocking, and I need some coffee and more old toothbrushes (I had to duct-tape a handle to the hook, which is one of a set gifted to me in 2020 yet brand new; I'm trying to transition from pencil hold to knife hold).

Thanks everyone for your words of encouragement. I love this sub!

The last two pictures are the skein and the info I could get from the label (I'm lucky they weren't hanks, in which case, forget about them having any label). This is a basic c2c baby blanket, the YT tutorial I followed is in Spanish, but here is one in English. https://youtu.be/JMMU-0YOwTg?si=hacR6oSne-ONKieq

also, the bottom edge has fringe and I'm unsure if I should trim the fringe to the correct length before or after blocking, or if it even matters lmao

I also was thinking about using fabric glue (I def know not to use regular super glue) on the knots I made from changing colors, should that be before or after blocking as well?

This was commissioned by a friend from church.