If I put any of my crochet things down you CAN NOT move it or touch it !!!
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mine is constantly getting more yarn when I diddn’t finish my other yarns
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I buy a pattern, get annoyed by one tiny little thing I would change, stop following the pattern and spend a month writing my own.
I can all but guarantee the first two steps of any pattern I produce are identical to the pattern that inspired it lol
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Mine is definitely starting a new project with I have 6 others I could work on 
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My crochet toxic trait is if I see something crocheted I say “I can crochet that” but either I never make it or if I make it it comes out deformed
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uhh random yapping
BAHAHA reminds me of smth my mom said - @WalktoCrochet i mentioned you to my mom, and my mom told me to crochet a sweater, wear it, and frog it while crocheting an amigurumi using the frogged yarn so i wouldn’t have to carry around a huge skein of yarn while walking and crocheting. and then the sole purpose of making sweaters would be to frog them. then i asked, when would i make the sweaters?? and then crocheting would be purely for doing it and not for the finished product - i would have a cycle of sweater making, with half a sweater on me and the other half be something i was crocheting.
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So you use the invisible decrease? Causes way less holes on amigurumi.
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Idk!!! I just learned, that I have to yarn over in one stitch, keep that loop on a hook, so I have 2 loops and then do the same again, so I have 3 loops, then turning it into one stitch! Idk what dc it is
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okay sooo! An inv dec is basically taking the front loop only of your first st, then taking the flo of the next st and treating it like a sc!
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I can send a video to help<3
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That isn’t the invisible decrease.
Here’s a link:
Invisible decrease tutorial
The only difference I do is yarn under not yarn over for an even tighter stitch.
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Hehe. We were both on it! High five. 
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hehe! <3
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Tyyyy! I can finally make it look good!🩵
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Tysmmmm! I’ll make that cute chickie asap!
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Starting a project and notknowing half the stitches then give up
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I think i can do way more than im capable of and then get frustrated when it doesnt come easy to me.
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thats literally what i did today, i was making a pillow for my dog and grabbed yarn scaps to fill it and the yarn scraps are still not in the pillow
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Not weaving in ends
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Yeaaaa… me too I also start way too many projects and never finish them
Edit: aaaand buying way too much yarn no such thing as too much yarn but usually I only buy yarn if I have a project for it that I’m actually gonna do it for commissions or if I’m running low on that yarn
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