Reddit rules index · read 2026-09-26
Can you promote on r/somethingimade?
Self-promotion restricted Its rules restrict self-promotion. Posts that promote your own work are likely to be removed.
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Welcome to r/SomethingIMade – a community dedicated to showcasing & celebrating your handmade projects! Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a beginner, we encourage you to share your creations and inspire others to get creative. From Amigurumi to Zillij, and almost everything in between, we want to see what you've made. This subreddit is a supportive and inclusive space for all skill levels, so don't be afraid to share your unique perspective and learn from others.
What its rules say about promotion
Handmade Work Only
Posts must focus on handmade work created by you or as part of a collaboration. Mass-produced items, commercial products, digital items, apps (including music, writing, and digital art) are not allowed. Work-in-progress posts are welcome as long as the handmade process is shown or described. We define handmade, as made by hand and not machine.
Off-Topic Content and NSFW
Posts and comments must be relevant to handmade crafts. Discussion only posts are not allowed. Content involving guns is not allowed. Content related to specific political parties, candidates, and individuals is not allowed. Religious content intended to be devotional or promotional is not permitted. Symbolic imagery, historical motifs, or cultural designs that are not presented as devotional, political, or promotional may be allowed at moderator discretion. NSFW/Nudity is not allowed.
Related Links & Self-Promotion
Self-Promotion for Sales We do not allow posting of any self-promoting links in the original post nor any replies. You may include a link to your store in your profile, and direct members that ask to view your profile for this information. However, if your store is clearly that of a professional service or structure, your account will be banned from the community. Etsy, etc. is fine, but only if you do this on the side. No "professional" crafters are allowed.
Original Content Only
Please post only original content created by you, or that you collaborated on. Do NOT, under any circumstances, post someone else's content and attempt to pass it off as yours. If we find you doing this, it will be an immediate permanent ban. Business and commercial accounts are not permitted to post in this subreddit. This is a community for individual creators only.
All 11 rules of r/somethingimade
- Handmade Work Only
Posts must focus on handmade work created by you or as part of a collaboration. Mass-produced items, commercial products, digital items, apps (including music, writing, and digital art) are not allowed. Work-in-progress posts are welcome as long as the handmade process is shown or described. We define handmade, as made by hand and not machine. - No AI Generated Content
Using AI to post here is not allowed. - Off-Topic Content and NSFW
Posts and comments must be relevant to handmade crafts. Discussion only posts are not allowed. Content involving guns is not allowed. Content related to specific political parties, candidates, and individuals is not allowed. Religious content intended to be devotional or promotional is not permitted. Symbolic imagery, historical motifs, or cultural designs that are not presented as devotional, political, or promotional may be allowed at moderator discretion. NSFW/Nudity is not allowed. - Be Respectful
Personal attacks, harassment, or dismissive comments are not allowed. Constructive feedback is welcome when it is helpful and kind. - Related Links & Self-Promotion
Self-Promotion for Sales We do not allow posting of any self-promoting links in the original post nor any replies. You may include a link to your store in your profile, and direct members that ask to view your profile for this information. However, if your store is clearly that of a professional service or structure, your account will be banned from the community. Etsy, etc. is fine, but only if you do this on the side. No "professional" crafters are allowed. - Quality Content
Ensure your posts are clear and well-presented. Include detailed descriptions, progress photos, and any relevant information about your craft. Posts should not be low-effort. - Repetitive Posting
There is a limit of 2 posts, per user, per week. You are not allowed to post the same item within 6 months. You may not post multiple items as one post, such as a gallery of items you have created. One item per post, within allowable posting limits. - Follow Reddit’s Sitewide Rules
Adhere to all of Reddit’s sitewide rules and guidelines. - Moderation Discretion
Moderators may remove content that undermines the spirit of the community, even if it does not explicitly violate a listed rule. This discretion will be applied with context and consistency, and is not intended to replace the listed rules. - Original Content Only
Please post only original content created by you, or that you collaborated on. Do NOT, under any circumstances, post someone else's content and attempt to pass it off as yours. If we find you doing this, it will be an immediate permanent ban. Business and commercial accounts are not permitted to post in this subreddit. This is a community for individual creators only. - Restricted Content
Not allowed are the following items: Professionally created items. Anything with 3D printing. Apps and websites. Paintings/Drawings and other types of flat artwork. Food related items. Political/Religious Items - Mod Discretion. Violence related items or anything that threatens another person or group.
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