Let's time travel!

It’s a new year :partying_face:so let’s time travel to the first time we tried crochet​:sob: cause it’s a lot to soak in its 2026 guys​:scream: and let’s all name one thing we thought was amazing :star_struck:but was truly a rookie mistake :pensive_face: I’ll go first​:grin:all I could do anything but chain and sc​:expressionless_face: so I made chain bracelets​:sweat_smile: and I was thinking of selling them at school​:anxious_face_with_sweat:(I did not end up doing it)after that I tried to crochet a scarf :face_with_crossed_out_eyes:but I did not know what stitches where​:face_with_steam_from_nose: so I just pop it in somewhere and do a SC​:sad_but_relieved_face: and out of nowhere :dotted_line_face:it decreased and ended looking like a dress :woman_dancing:so I made it :nerd_face:after that I tried again​:face_with_peeking_eye: after a month​:face_with_raised_eyebrow: I finished :winking_face_with_tongue:and it was crazy​:shaking_face: some rows with increases some with decreases​:face_with_bags_under_eyes: tell me your stories of your rookie mistakes​:kissing_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Baii​:heart:

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The first project i made… I think it was a worm. :sob: Made out of chains :sob::smiling_face_with_tear:. From a skein of yarn…! :smiling_face_with_tear: And i kinda just repeated it abt 10 times??? (it ended up looking like I braided the thing 9,000 times over and over again :sweat_smile:)

I currently do amigurumi, and I think i’ve done pretty well! (and then you look at your past projects :melting_face:) I tried making a whale (out of cotten yarn, ofc, bc OBIVOUSLY it was the best yarn for beginners?!?) :rofl:. With a 4 mm hook?? (silently juding myself). And then I didn’t have any stuffing, so I stuffed it with… shredded socks :melting_face::sweat_smile::rofl::rofl::rofl:○( ^皿^)っ Hehehe…

soo yeah… (I still don’t know how to make a granny square, don’t come at me :sweat_smile::sweat_smile:)

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Lol I do amigurumi too so we don’t do granny squares and stuff I get it lol​:sob::sob:

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Amigurumi = make plushies until your room is filled with them, then move them to a different room, repeat :rofl:

Clothing = see bootiful cardigan/sweater that costs 20$, make it for free, spend 60$ on yarn :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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It’s just crochet logic​:rofl::rofl:

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I‘m new with crocheting. I began a few days after Christmas last year because I saw so many cute amigurumis and wanted one too. But I don’t wanted to buy one because I thought makeing one on my own is cheaper and not that difficult :smiling_face_with_tear:
Absolutely wrong thought. I learned it by myself with YouTube videos and ChatGPT to translate patterns for me :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:
My first try was a turtle with cotton yarn. Hated it. Isn’t fluffy like I wanted. So I directly switched to chenille yarn dark brown and made a bunny. The head have no proportions and nearly no filling :sob:
And my now latest project was a cow. Not perfect but definitely better :blush:



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Congratss

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I started with amigurumi, or at least tryed to. I was able to do the magic ring but after that was tricky. if the pattern said “1sc, inc” I would just do 3sc in one stitch. after a while though, I figured it out, and I”m so glad that I did not give up. :heart:

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What you did..A MAGIC RING and successfully

..wow

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Just some feedback, the emoticons after each sentence is messing with my comprehension of what you’re trying to communicate.

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Oh oki srry I’ll keep that in mind next time

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my mom made me practice just single crocheting and my rws were not straight :sob:

i ended scing into the sides to get the right st count.

my first plushie was a cat from a kit and both the arms and the tail fell off

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my first plushie was a cinnamoroll woobles and it looks absolutely terrible I lost it a while ago and made another one with the leftover yarn and it looked even worse . I don’t know where either of them are but they are both terrifying :sweat_smile: :rofl:

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try using a chenille/plush yarn, because woobles yarn is kinda hard to crochet with

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I do use chenille yarn but mostly worsted yarn because its cheaper :sweat_smile:

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for real tho!!:rofl::rofl::rofl:

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yeah lol!!!:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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Ohh wow

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yeah….

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