Looking for an easy way to spark fun conversations in your crocheting community? These This or That prompts are designed to break the ice and boost participation with light, fast questions. Get your members talking and sharing in seconds.
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This or That prompts succeed because they lower the barrier to participation. Members do not need to write long answers or overthink their responses. Instead, they can quickly pick an option and join the conversation without pressure.
The simplicity and playfulness of these questions create a relaxed atmosphere, making even shy or new members feel comfortable chiming in. By tapping into shared crocheting experiences, these prompts foster a sense of belonging and encourage members to reveal their preferences in a low-stakes way. Over time, this builds stronger connections and increases overall engagement in your community.
Do you prefer working with cotton yarn or acrylic yarn?
💡 Example: "I love acrylic for its versatility. What about you?"
Are you a fan of making blankets or amigurumi?
💡 Example: "Definitely blankets for me. Which do you pick?"
Do you like crocheting in the morning or at night?
💡 Example: "Nighttime is my creative zone. How about you?"
Are you team written patterns or video tutorials?
💡 Example: "Videos help me most. Which do you use?"
Do you prefer solid colors or variegated yarn?
💡 Example: "Variegated yarn is so much fun!"
Are you more likely to crochet gifts or keep your projects?
💡 Example: "I love gifting. What about you?"
Do you like using metal hooks or ergonomic hooks?
💡 Example: "Ergonomic hooks all the way. You?"
Are you a pattern follower or a freestyle creator?
💡 Example: "I tend to freestyle a lot. How do you approach projects?"
Would you rather crochet at home or in a group setting?
💡 Example: "Home is my comfort zone. What about you?"
Scarves or hats - which do you enjoy making more?
💡 Example: "Scarves every winter!"
Do you start one project at a time or have multiple WIPs?
💡 Example: "I always have at least three WIPs. How about you?"
Do you prefer simple stitches or intricate patterns?
💡 Example: "Simple stitches for relaxing. Which do you choose?"
Are you a fast crocheter or do you take your time?
💡 Example: "I crochet slowly and enjoy every stitch!"
Do you prefer making wearables or home decor?
💡 Example: "Home decor is my thing. You?"
Do you like working with chunky yarn or fine yarn?
💡 Example: "Chunky yarn for quick projects!"
Do you weave in ends as you go or at the end?
💡 Example: "I leave them for last. What about you?"
Do you crochet more in summer or winter?
💡 Example: "Winter inspires me to crochet."
Are you all about bright colors or neutral shades?
💡 Example: "Bright colors make me happy!"
Do you prefer round projects like hats or flat ones like blankets?
💡 Example: "Flat projects are easier for me. Which do you like?"
Do you like to crochet with music or in silence?
💡 Example: "Music sets the mood for me."
Are you team granny squares or team chevron stripes?
💡 Example: "Granny squares forever! Which side are you on?"
Do you block your finished pieces or skip it?
💡 Example: "I always block my shawls. Do you?"
Would you rather use stitch markers or just count stitches?
💡 Example: "Stitch markers keep me sane!"
Do you like following CALs (crochet-alongs) or solo projects?
💡 Example: "CALs help me stay motivated. How about you?"
Are you more likely to crochet for relaxation or productivity?
💡 Example: "Relaxation always. What motivates you?"
Do you crochet on the couch or at a desk?
💡 Example: "Couch all the way!"
Do you prefer making small projects or large ones?
💡 Example: "Small projects give instant results. What do you prefer?"
Are you a fan of seasonal projects or year-round classics?
💡 Example: "I love making holiday items."
Do you like learning new stitches or sticking to favorites?
💡 Example: "I am always trying new stitches. You?"
Are you more likely to crochet while watching TV or listening to podcasts?
💡 Example: "TV for me. What about you?"
Do you finish projects before starting new ones or juggle several?
💡 Example: "I always juggle a few. How about you?"
Do you prefer soft pastels or bold jewel tones?
💡 Example: "Jewel tones all day!"
Are you into making toys or accessories?
💡 Example: "Accessories are my go-to. You?"
Do you prefer working with wool or plant-based yarns?
💡 Example: "Plant-based yarns are my favorite."
Would you rather crochet with a friend or solo?
💡 Example: "Solo time is my creative time. What about you?"
Are you a fan of textured stitches or flat stitches?
💡 Example: "Textured stitches add so much interest."
Do you prefer to frog mistakes or work around them?
💡 Example: "I usually frog and fix. What do you do?"
Are you team stitch counter or mental math?
💡 Example: "I trust my mental math!"
Do you prefer amigurumi animals or food items?
💡 Example: "Animals are my favorite to make. You?"
Would you rather crochet with bright light or cozy low light?
💡 Example: "Bright light helps me see my stitches."
Do you like to plan projects in advance or decide on the fly?
💡 Example: "I plan everything out. What about you?"
To use these templates, simply copy and paste a prompt into your community platform of choice. You can schedule them as regular weekly posts, sprinkle them in during lulls in conversation, or use them as icebreakers for new member introductions. For best results, encourage members to share not just their pick, but also a quick reason why. This keeps the thread lively and personal.
These This or That templates are designed for all platforms. Adjust formatting to fit platform norms: use images or polls for Instagram and Facebook, text-only posts for Discord or forums, and consider using Stories or Reels for extra visibility. Always respond to member comments to keep the thread active, regardless of the platform.
A This or That post offers two contrasting options related to crocheting and invites members to quickly choose their preference. It's a playful way to encourage engagement.
You can post them weekly or during slow periods to keep your community active. Consistency helps members look forward to participating.
Absolutely! Feel free to tweak wording or options so they fit your community's unique style and interests.
Don't worry. Try a different topic next time, or ask a follow-up question to encourage discussion. Different prompts appeal to different members.
Yes, all templates are designed to be accessible to crocheters of any skill level and avoid technical jargon.
Yes, inviting members to share why they chose an option can lead to richer conversations and connections.
Yes. These templates work across all major platforms. Just adjust formatting and posting style to match your community's home.