Since the beginning of this gloomy pandemic, many have turned to old-fashioned arts and activities to make sense of the messy world around them. Especially yarn crafting, like knitting or crocheting, has increased in popularity as a result. Holding something tangible in your hands and linking one loop of thread to another can really stop your mind from wandering and ground you in the present.
Thanks to the r/crochet subreddit, we can receive our daily dose of inspiration and look at some of the most beautiful projects ever created. This crochet-loving page is home to more than 316K members who have no limits on what you can do with just a ball of yarn and a couple of tools.
Just have a look below at the amazing ideas and patterns people share there and upvote your favorites. And if you still feel the need for more, make sure to read Part 1 of this post right here.
#21 Just Made All Of These Beautiful Princesses! Just Got Kicked Out Of A Facebook Group For Posting Them. But I Thought Your Guys Would Appreciate All My Hard Work!

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#25 Bit Of Brag: My Nephew Wanted To Show Me He Still Has The Baby Dragon I Crocheted For Him When He Was A Wee Baby. I'd Say It's Held Up Pretty Well

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#27 Thank You For Your Enthusiasm About My Crochet Hobbits. It Inspired Me To Make Larger Hobbits

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#31 Finally Finished A Sweater For Myself. Had To Redo The Sleeves Three Or Four Times, But I'm Happy With The Results!

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#36 Naively Thought I Could Finish This By Halloween But Halfway Through November She's Done! Halloween Is A Spirit At Least

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#38 I Present To You, The Remote Rope. Made To Be Buttoned Around The Rails Of My Nannas Bed So She Can Reel In The TV Remote When She Drops It!

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