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What is Goblin Craft?
Welcome, goblins! You might be wondering, what IS Goblin Craft? Here's a quick introduction to the community and what you can expect from me as your instructor. Play nice. Don't be T.R.A.S.H. Fascists get gobbled.
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What is Goblin Craft?
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Rules and Guidelines
Since this is a group for feral crafters, I will try to keep the rules to a minimum. 🌿🍄🌿 - Use kind words - Not all art will appeal to all audiences. Objective critique should be offered only when requested, and care should be taken not to "yuck" on the styles and subject matters others enjoy. Remember, we're all weird here. - Be on topic - Make sure your posts are in the proper category (Painting, Crochet, General, etc.) and try to avoid derailing conversations that are taking place. If a conversation evolves beyond the scope of that category, feel free to continue the discussion in General. - No T.R.A.S.H. - T.R.A.S.H. stands for Transphobia, Racism, Ableism, Sexism, and Homophobia, but the rule applies to bigotry in all of its forms. For example, this includes Sinophobia (bigotry towards China/the Chinese people) and classism. It does not include fascists, which are excluded per the tolerance paradox. - No GenAi - Generative AI is a clustermuck of ethical, environmental, and practical trouble, and it is antithetical to the purpose of this community. As such, its use in the creative process for my classes is prohibited, and Gen AI content will be removed unless there is a valid educational purpose for its inclusion. - Must be 18+ - This community is intended for adults. We may discuss subjects or use language that is not suitable for younger participants. If you have a young student who would like to take my classes, please inquire about my lessons on Outschool! ☺ 🌿🍄🌿 These rules may change over time as the group grows and evolves. Repeated violations of the rules may incur a warning or removal from the community. 🌿🍄🌿
Weekly Update - 23-2-2026
Hello, goblins! I hope life is treating you well. Unfortunately, this endeavor doesn't seem to be generating the interest I'd hoped. Despite promoting the community on every platform I have available to me, we have plateaued at a solid 5 members (including myself) and engagement with posts has been... shall we say, "minimal." I don't mind eating the cost of the monthly fee to run the community, but if we can't pick up some engagement soon, I unfortunately may have to concede defeat. I'm not giving up yet, though. If there is anything you would like me to prioritize while I am putting together lessons and tutorials, please let me know. If you have something you'd like to share with the community or questions you'd like to ask, feel free to make a post of your own in the appropriate category. For my part, I will continue posting tutorials and lessons as I finish them, and will strive to keep you updated on my progress. On that note, there are a few new crochet tutorials and patterns for you in the Crochet category. Why don't you check them out and give me your thoughts? Until next time, goblins.
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Gumdrop Chicks/Ducklings (Free Pattern)
I am still working on a video tutorial for these little friends, but if you don't want to wait to get started, here's the written pattern. Let me know if you notice any errors or have any questions! Gumdrop Duckling US terminology Tools and Supplies: • Medium Weight (4) yarn in 2 Colors: Body and Beak • 3.5 mm(E) hook • Scissors and yarn needle • Stitch marker • 8mm safety eyes • Stuffing Instructions: R1: using body color, sc 6 in mr (6) R2: inc x6 (12) R3: (sc, inc) x 6 (18) R4: (sc 2, inc) x 6 (24) R5-R6: sc (24) R7: (In FLO of next st, dc 5. Using both F&BL, sc 11.) x 2 (24) R8: DO NOT crochet on top of the 5 dc cluster. Instead, sc in the remaining BL, sc in the next 11 st, sc in the remaining BL, and sc 11. (24) R9-R10: sc (24) Attach eyes between R6-R7, about 5 st apart. Thread a yarn needle with beak color and embroider a straight line between the eyes. Layer embroidery stitches until you have the desired result. (about 3 times) Tie off beak color and resume crocheting. R11: in BLO, sc (24) R12: (sc2tog, sc) x 8 (16) R13: sc2tog x 4, stuff firmly, sc2tog x 4 (8) Finish with a sl st and fasten off. Hide tail inside of the stuffy.
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Gumdrop Chicks/Ducklings (Free Pattern)
Update: 16-2-2026
Busy busy busy! While work continues on the introduction course, I had a request from my little students for a couple of tutorials that I had to put together. Since I'd already done the work, I decided to share them here as well. You can find posts for a crocheted heart and a crocheted chapstick holder tutorial under the Crochet category. I would consider both of these projects to be "intermediate" level, though I explain quite a bit in the video tutorials. If you give them a try, I'd love to see what you make!
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