Crochet dorm decor

🌷🍵 my college bed area <3 i crocheted this smiski plush & star pillow for my bed in my dorm room and i love them so much ☹️🫶 also swipe to see my wall decor that i finally put up!! i’m currently working on writing a pattern for this smiski plush so let me know if you’re interested in that so i can decide whether to prioritize it 💗 #crochet #smiski #smiskiusa #ｓｍｉｓｋｉ #smiski_japan #smiskithailand #smiskis #smiskicollection #smiski_fan #smiskifigures #smiskijapan #crochetinspiration…

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these images are for crochet patterns and these images are for crochet gifts

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.

When I was little, my mom taught me how to crochet. Later we both learned how to knit together. Over the years it has been great to share these skills and crafts with someone, but as a kid, I noticed not many people my age were interested in fiber crafts. Since immersing myself in social media, I’ve found an amazing community of knitters and crocheters of all ages and skill levels, and it has been truly heartwarming.

I was inspired by a macramé wall hanging I saw on Pinterest and decided to try and replicate it using crochet stitches. It has a myriad of uses and is truly an adorable wall hanging that adds a little pizzazz to any space!

Finally