hey, i was wondering what things are selling the most (and for the most money) and where to sell them. i keep seeing these pants selling out for hundreds of dollars so im assuming these are a big one lol. but i usually look on etsy but its hard figuring out what kind of things people would want. im very open to learning to make new things and would love any advice!

Hello guys
I’m beginner in crochet clothes
And i want to make the granny stitch t- shirt as a gift
What type and size of yarn should i use? I don’t want something heavy
I tried crocheting sweater before with yarn art plus cotton blend ( worsted weight #4) and it was so heavy to wear

I just made a bunch of T-shirt yarn for a project and it’s my first time using it, do yall recommend blocking it when the project is done or not? (sorry if this is dumb I’m still a bit new to crochet)

Hi!! I recently started crocheting and had the idea to make this bandana, but I have no clue how to start, what stitches to use, or how to switch colors—does anyone know?

I'm curious if there's a website or something where I can type a word pattern and it will show it as a symbol pattern? I was trying to draw it out and it's kinda messy, so I'm not sure it will be clear when I'm done.

Thank you!

It's Death from the Discworld series of books by Terry Pratchett.

So l've been crotchet on and off for like 6 years now, l wanna say with in the last few months I've finally did like research. Learning gauge, the difference between different yarns, blocking. I'm taking a shot at a written pattern and I don't understand the section where the side ties chapter??? Do you think it's a typo? Because at the bottom it says to chain a completely different number. Let me also upload a photo of my project.

I didnt use chains for adding rows, used cluster sc instead as was shown in the tutorial. I think I missed a few stitches at some places thats why my rows arent linear anymore.
Is there a way to salvage my mistake or would I have to start frogging and start again😔?

whenever I try to crochet a ball it comes off like this, why does this happen? anyone know how to avoid this? It looks better when it's stuffed but still slightly weird

I love crochet, I barely knit (I know the basics). I'm finding all the crochet channels I used to love including more and more knit content. I know this is because they're expanding their interest but if I wanted to watch knitting content I would watch knitting-specific channels (and I do).

I really want to find some good channels where even if the creators are dabbling in knitting a bit (Michelle Jasek, Faded Wildflower Crochet, Crochet by Jessie) 95% of their content is still crochet. I love how these YTers present/conduct their content so looking for similar.

Current channels I watch (but have lost interest due to the migration to knitting):

Knotty Bear Crafts (former Crochet)

Blondie Knots (to a degree)

The Laura Grace (starting to see a shift)

and others