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Calling Crafters on Instagram

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calling crafters on instagram

Are you on Instagram?

Do you share your craft projects there? Or maybe progress shots of the crafts you are working on?

Quilt blocks? Dresses you’re sewing? Crochet blankets? Cute plush toys? Handmade jewellery?

Well, I want you!

I want to create The Big List of Crafters on Instagram, with links to your Instagram account so people can find you. This list will become a great place for you to find people you might like to follow, too, with all the crafters divided into categories according to the type of craft they share.

My goal is to find people who share mostly crafty pictures rather than cute pictures of their dogs, cats and children. Not that your dogs, cats and children are not cute and totally share-worthy, but we want to focus on crafters here.

If you’re a crafty maker who uses their Instagram to share pictures of their work, then I’d love you to share in the comments of this post.

Just tell me

  • Your name – first, last, nickname, whatever you prefer
  • Your Instagram URL – it will look like this http://www.instagram.com/YOURUSERNAME (Mine’s http://www.instagram.com/craftymummy)
  • What kind of craft you share so I can categorise, eg, quilting, sewing, crochet, knitting, beading, jewellery, toys, or maybe “Lots of Crafts” like me! Try to pick one  that best says what you share so readers know what to expect if they follow you.

The Big List of Crafters on Instagram

I’ll try to share the list next week, so if you want to be sure to see it, why not subscribe to my Weekly News – I always share all my posts there once a week.

A Note about my Popup

A couple of readers have said they’ve had trouble leaving a comment because my popup has appeared. I’m so sorry and I don’t want you to miss out on being on the list.  I know some people really hate popups but it is a choice I have made to have that appear and I especially chose one that has a way to close it – the little “x” in the top right corner should make it disappear for 30 days.

  • If the “x” is not there, try reloading the page and wait especially for the popup to fully load before you click – that “x” should appear and you’ll be able to close it and leave your comment.
  • If you still have trouble, please send me an email with your comment and I’ll add you to the Big List anyway. Email: [email protected]

FIND THE BIG LIST HERE with names and links by category for you to easily follow

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  31. Fantastic idea!
    We are Australian magazine Handmade.
    Intagram URL is: http://instagram.com/handmademagaus

    We encompass a big variety of crafts, including papercraft, sewing, knitting, crochet, folk art and beading but as our administrator is predominately a patchworker, you’ll see lots of patchwork, embroidery and stitching.

    Thanks for the opportunity!

  34. Hi, my name is Fee and i run Little Robin

    http://www.instagram.com/littlerobinau

    I make mostly whimsical/retro’ish jewellery, with the occasional geek theme thrown in for good measure ie doctor who.

    I am however one of those “lots of crafts” types, i make soaps, candles, resin pieces and more recently cushion covers.

  61. I’m Helen and I make upcycled homewares such as quilts and cushion covers using vintage sheets and other vintage fabrics. I also sell vintage fabrics and vintage sheet packs for others to create craft masterpieces!
    You can find me on Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/vintageglorybox
    Blessings xx

  77. Hi, this sounds great. My name is Lisa Wild and my IG account is http://instagram.com/lisamwild

    I enjoy quilting and sewing, and sell handmade goods at local markets under the name of Sherbet Fizz (no IG account set up for that though, just FB)

    Thanks!

  80. Hi my name is Lianne and I love knitting, crochet, sewing and my instagram user name is lgafa

  85. Please add me to your list of crafters on Instagram. I make original handmade jewelry at an affordable price. Thank you.

  89. Hi! I’d love to be a part of the list and also check out others already on it!

    My name is Annie and my Instagram is called @annie_makes so it’s http://instagram.com/annie_makes

    I make various crafts for home decor, like vases and fun drinking glasses with bright color accents, porcelain jewelry dishes with gold accents for the vanity, etc. I also do some paper crafts with embossing too!

    Thank you!

  91. Tanya

    Thanks for this list – I have only just started using Instagram and share quilting projects. I also belong to the Greater Western Modern Quilt Guild and share a lot of their works as well.

    Sue

  92. Hi Tanya! I’d love to participate!
    Name: Lygia, from Brazil!
    Instagram: http://instagram.com/hinalyka
    Craft: Amigurumi, crochet, sewing. There’s plenty of animal pics too! =D

    Congrats on the idea of getting crafty people together on Instagram! I like following people from all over the world and seeing what they’re crafting! =D

  97. Jacinta http://www.instagram.com/iceQueen0611

    I love sewing, quilting, crochet, knitting, tatting, embroidery, and paper craft! Lots of crafts! I’m new to Instagram but I love the idea of being in a group of like minded crafters ????

    Loving your blogs and tutorials too! Very clear and easy to follow ????

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