r/crochet

A place to find beautiful crochet blankets. Only patterns made by Two Magic Pixels can be advertised.

Cross Stitch - a home for stitchers, finished objects (FOs), works-in-progress (WIPs), patterns, and more!

Warm, fuzzy, sometimes tangled. Whether you've been knitting for 5 minutes or 5 decades, you're welcome here! Please read the rules and abide by them, so we can make the sub a great experience for everyone. Beginners, check out the weekly megathread Helping Beginners – Ask a Knitter where you can ask any questions you have without the need to make a separate post. It's pinned at the top of the subreddit homepage.

For handmade craft projects with yarn, paper, fabric, clay, wood, beads & more. Share your creations, ask questions and get inspired. All skill levels welcome. Let's make stuff with stuff!

Sewing for everybody and every body. This is a community specifically for the hobby of sewing including, but not limited to: machine sewing, hand sewing, embroidery, quilting, mending, garment sewing, fitting/alterations and help/suggestion threads.

Welcome to a group dedicated to big tangles of yarn! Feel free to connect with people around the world to help each-other detangle those pesky skeins of yarn we all despise... or love! Please read community rules before posting.

Join us at r/handmade and become part of a vibrant, creative community that celebrates the magic of handmade crafts. Share your passion, gain inspiration, and make friends with fellow craft enthusiasts. Together, we'll craft a brighter, more beautiful world, one creation at a time!

Welcome to r/lace. This is a place for lace and lots of it. Any kind. Be it needle, crochet, tatting, bobbin or knitting. Did you get a box of lace from grandma and want to discuss it? Bring it over! Great thrift store find? Show us!

This is a sub-reddit dedicated to everything sock knitting! Rules: 1. Be nice to each other...don't be a heel.

A place for people learning how to sew (or who already know how to sew) to ask questions, rant, or brag on projects. Always remember, we are learning something new and sharing what we learned.