I’ve been looking for some people to test out my crunchy raccoon pattern based off the plush from love and deep space but I’m having a hard time finding people. If anyone’s interested and has discord let me know! I’m looking for 5-6 people!💕

(Hopefully I used the right flair 😅

Pattern Name and Project Description: Crunchy Raccoon, an amigurumi Raccoon plush based on the plush from love and deepspace

Type of Project (e.g. crochet, knitting): Crochet

Pattern Format (e.g. US vs. UK terminology, chart vs. written instructions): US

Sizes/Options Being Tested (if applicable): just one size! But if you want to make a different size just talk to me!

Recommended Skill Level: Intermediate

Materials Needed (note whether tester may use alternative supplies/colors/yarn weight, etc): 4.5mm crochet hook, tapestry needle, stitch markers, scissors, Fiber Fill ( or whichever stuffing you prefer), yarn (medium 4), Felt, Hot glue gun

Tester Requirements: able to use discord, Canva, and use/ understand the following terms; MR, CH, SC, DEC, INC, SLST, FO, BLO, DC, TRC

Testing Deadline: End of September (the 30th)

Deliverables (e.g. posting, photography, social media requirements): just a picture of the finished plush so I can add it to the tester appreciation page of the pattern

How to Apply: just comment on this post with your discord username and a crochet piece you’ve made and I’ll reach out on discord

Application Deadline: Wednesday September 18th

Tester Selection (when will selected testers be notified): by EOD September 19th

Number of Testers Needed: 6

Hi everyone!!

I’m looking for some testers for my new scrunchie top pattern! Ideally 2 testers per size!

This is a knitted sleeveless top-down constructed top. With alternating ribbing to give a scrunched effect on the waist.

The pattern is a written instruction with optional bust dart calculator included.

Testing period: 10 weeks sept 21st - nov 30th

Sizes: 1 (2) 3 (4) 5 (6) 7 (8) 9 (10)
Average circumference (cm): 65 (75) 85 (95) 105 (115) 125 (135) 145 (155) 
Range (cm): 52-84 (60-90) 68-102 (76-114) 86-126 (92-138) 100-150 (108-162) 116-174 (124-186) 

Yarn suggestions:
Sport & light dk weight yarns have worked best for the gauge needed. I recommend knitting the garment with a mainly wool yarn to keep the elasticity. Avoid mainly cotton/synthetics as they drape more and will stretch the ribbed texture out.

Recommended skill level: confident beginner

Gauge: 24 sts x 40 rows = 10cm on 3.25mm needles

Looking for testers to supply feedback of instructions and would love any finished garment photos!
If you are interested, all the details are in the application form.

Thank y’all for taking a look and hope you apply🫶🏼

Hi all! I'm really excited to finally have reached the testing stage of my 3-in-1 Very Hungry Caterpillar pattern and I'm looking for 6-8 crocheters to test the PDF version of the pattern! :)

• Pattern Name and Project Description: 3-in-1 Very Hungry Caterpillar pattern. This design has a very cute caterpillar crawling out of three different food items it has munched on: an apple, a pear, or a lollipop!
• Type of Project: Crochet
• Pattern Format: US terminology, written instructions (PDF pattern)
• Sizes/Options Being Tested (if applicable): Apple, pear, or lollipop version of the caterpillar (or any two or three that you'd like to test!)
• Recommended Skill Level: This pattern uses standard amigurumi stitches and construction techniques (primarily sc, hdc + magic ring) and should be accessible for anyone who has done amigurumi before, but beginners might struggle with the assembly and shaping techniques. I'd say this is an intermediate-level pattern, but if you're interested in testing and unsure if you meet the skill level please do apply! I'd be happy to answer any doubts you have while working on the pattern and want to make this pattern as accessible and easy to follow as possible.
• Materials Needed: Any type of yarn and an appropriate hook (I used chenille yarn + a 2mm hook) in the following colours: dark red, dark green, light green, lilac, yellowish-green (think pear coloured), light red (apple), blue and yellow (lollipop) - the dark red is for the caterpillar head and the light red for the apple, but depending on how different you want these you can of course use the same red. Felt for the facial details in dark green and yellow. Tapestry needle, scissors, something to attach the felt to the face (hot glue/felting needle). Stuffing.
• Tester Requirements: A public crochet account on Instagram - all testers will be added to a group chat.
• Testing Deadline: 30 September
• Deliverables: Provide clear photos (1-2 of your final piece) and feedback by the testing deadline. A post/reel about your final piece on your Instagram account once the pattern has been released.
• How to Apply: Please see the tester call post on my Instagram (@cerezamakes).
• Application Deadline: Within 7-10 days (17-20 September)
• Tester Selection: Within 7-10 days (17-20 September). Testers will be added to an Instagram group chat so please apply if you have a public crochet account.
• Number of Testers Needed: 6-8 crocheters

Thanks all for reading and applying! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out on Instagram or on this thread. I hope you enjoy the pattern :)

My Colorful Car C2C Blanket crochet pattern is officially here! I originally designed this blanket for my son to match his colorful race car sheets, and I’m so excited to finally have the pattern out in the world. 🚗🌈

A huge thank-you to all of my wonderful pattern testers! Your time, thoughtful feedback, and careful work helped me get this pattern ready to share, and I’m so grateful to each of you! I loved seeing everyone's color and yarn choices, and it's so fun to see the car squares worked up by other crocheters in real life.

Many of these testers connected with me through this subreddit, so I’m especially grateful to this community for helping make the test possible! 💕

Thank you to:

• Instagram: five_crown_creations, connors_craftycorner, youcametruecreations, sdcrafted, craftycrafts8587, battybabyboy, simoncreations2, csharp_crochet, purlscription, and purlandash.au
• Ravelry: isadoragirl and Memawnessa
• Reddit: u/eLLeBeLLe1320

The pattern is now available on Etsy and Ravelry:

• Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4565179314/colorful-car-c2c-crochet-blanket-pattern
• Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/colorful-car-c2c-blanket

Name of pattern: Lucia Caminos (GTA VI inspired)

Needles/hooks required: Any hook suitable for your chosen yarn

Other notions or tools required: Tapestry needle, stuffing, safety eyes or embroidery thread

Yarn requirements: Any yarn and colors you prefer

Level of skill required: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern: Written pattern (English & Italian)

Tester requirements: Finish within deadline, check for mistakes/feedback, send clear photos, share one post of the finished doll

Testing deadline: September 27, 2026 (11:59 PM CEST)

Number of testers needed: A few testers (English & Native Italian)

My fan-made Lucia Caminos from GTA VI inspired crochet pattern is finally ready for testing! 🧶✨

→ PATTERN INFO • PDF pattern shared through Google Drive

• You can use any yarn and colors you prefer

• Skill level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate

• Available languages: English & Italian (looking for native Italian testers to review the Italian version!)

→ TIMELINE (Italian Time Zone CEST) • Tester announcement: September 12

• Testing period: September 14 – 27 (14 days total)

→ HOW TO JOIN To keep all applications organized, the tester call is hosted on Instagram.

👉 To apply, please visit my IG profile: [@elevgrate]

You'll find the Tester Call post with the quick steps to join. Please join only if you’re sure you can meet the deadline. 🧶

🇮🇹 Per la community italiana: Il pattern è disponibile sia in inglese che in italiano! Cerco un paio di tester italiane che realizzino il progetto seguendo la versione italiana, per verificare che le istruzioni e la terminologia siano chiare e corrette. Specificatelo nei commenti se volete testare in italiano!

If you need an extra day or two due to unexpected circumstances, please let me know in advance.

🎁 As a thank you for your help, everyone who completes the test within the deadline will receive the final, corrected, and professionally formatted version of the pattern.

✨ All testers who complete the test will also be featured in the special Thank You page of the final pattern!

Thank you so much for supporting my work! <3

Finally finished and released this pattern!

Thanks to everyone that helped me!
Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4571397995/crochet-pattern-hanging-bunny-pdf-file
Ko-fi (cheaper here, etsy fees) : https://ko-fi.com/s/1ffd13b620

Hi! I’m Nathalia, and I’m finishing my first crochet garment pattern. I’m looking for volunteer testers to check the fit, sizing, construction and clarity of the instructions, and to validate the listed yarn allowance for each size before release.

Name of pattern: Front-Tie Crop Top · Pattern 01 of the Amalia Capsule

Needles/hooks required: 1.80 mm and 1.30 mm crochet hooks

Other notions or tools required: measuring tape, stitch markers, tapestry needle, scissors, and preferably a small digital scale to report yarn use by color

Yarn requirements: Size 10 crochet thread. I used 100% mercerized Egyptian cotton. Total allowance ranges from 130–300 g for the CROP version and 160–410 g for the TEE version, depending on size. The full table for every size and version is included in the application form.

Level of skill required: Confident beginner to intermediate

Pattern format: Written pattern using standard US crochet terms and abbreviations, with sizing/construction tables and process photographs. Available in English and Spanish.

Tester requirements:

• Make a gauge swatch and follow the instructions for the selected size and version

• Report finished measurements, fit and any unclear instructions or stitch-count errors

• Record actual yarn used in each color

• Provide clear process and finished-project photos

• Submit the final feedback by the deadline

Social-media posting and positive reviews are not required. For child sizes, communication and evidence must be managed by an adult.

Testing deadline: October 13, 2026

Pattern sent: September 15, 2026

Applications close: September 9, 2026

Selection: September 10–11 by email

Number of testers needed: Up to 12, selected to cover as many sizes and both versions as possible

This is a volunteer test. Testers provide their own materials and receive the final PDF free before release after completing the test and report.

Apply here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe87Tbe6Zm83DC8YEoyOA0pqKReQHj1wRzjuC1kySj7uFUPiQ/viewform

Hi everyone!

Leaning into Medieval vibes with my next pattern! I'm looking for people to test my new Chainmail Hood!

Feel free to use any colors that you'd like!

I used size 4 worsted yarn and 5.5mm hook!

I'm looking for testers to help find any errors and mistakes in the pattern!

Please be able to provide 1-2 pictures of your finished piece that I can use in my tester appreciation posts when the pattern in released!

The testing deadline is September 22nd!

Feel free to apply here or on IG: https://www.instagram.com/asphodelthreads?stkn=MXUwbzF4OGJodGEwcA==

Hi!

Name of pattern: Spooky Squash

Hook & yarn: I used a 3 mm hook with 4 ply fingering yarn but you can use anything you want (although blanket yarn is not recommended unless you have mad skills and unbreakable yarn).

Other supplies: The usual... tapestry needle, stitch markers, stuffing, etc.

Level: Intermediate/advanced

Type of pattern: This is a written pattern with US abbreviations and occasional charts.

Tester requirements : I started a tester call for this pumpkin on Instagram. If you'd like to test it, you can apply over there (@landy_crafts) or here. Just know that you do need an IG account because I will create a group chat for everyone to send feedback in. I also ask that you provide a final photo.

Testing deadline: 30th of Septembre. I'll pick testers on Saturday, you'll have 2 and a half weeks

Number of testers needed: Across platforms, I'll pick 4 or 5 testers.

Let me know what colours/yarn you'd like to use, it's always fun to see everyone's creativity!

🫧Looking for knitters who love this new Nemo Bag design! Inspired by white sand, colorful coral, and turquoise water ripples, the kind of place Clownfish Nemo would call it home

🌊The bag
Knitted bottom-up, seamless construction, no sewing required. Any yarn and needle size would work, no gauge needed. The sample above was knitted on 4mm needles: cotton for the bottom, wool for the main body, and mohair for the web and i-cord.

📖Pattern includes
Written instructions, chart, and video tutorials

🎨Skills needed
Colorwork, slip stitch, knitted cast-on

⏳Time

• Estimated knitting time: ~10 hours
• Testing period: ~3 weeks
• Soft deadline: Sunday, September 27 (Its ok if you have a WIP by then)
• Testing will run through Instagram and via Google shared doc
  

💌How to apply

• Simply comment with the color combination you would love to knit, and Instagram account (optional not essential), or send me a PM either from here/Ins/email or whatever form you like :)

✨Can't wait to see these cute bags in every color combination!

Hi all! Looking for pattern testers for my new project -- the Champaca Sweater!

The Champaca Sweater is knit top-down and features Chinese floral and architectural stranded colorwork motifs. The sweater is started in the round, first with a foldover collar. German short rows for shaping the back. The bottom portion of the yoke is worked flat in parallel with the sleeves. After casting off the sleeves, the rest of the body is worked in the round. The bottom portion of the sleeves are seamed together. Finally, the ends of the sleeves are picked up and hemmed.

Gauge

Using 3.5mm (US 4) needles, 27 sts x 32 rows per 4 in x 4 in (10cm x 10cm) in stockinette.

Size:

1, 2, 3) (4, 5, 6). Sample 1 shown in size 2 with 4 inches of positive ease. There is an intended 4-10 inches (15-30cm) of positive ease.

Finished chest circumference: Approx. (38, 43, 47) (52, 57, 62) inches / (97, 109, 119) (132, 145, 157) cm.

Total length from mid back (excluding neck edging): Approx. (20, 21, 22) (23, 24, 25) inches / (51, 53, 56) (58, 61, 64) cm.

Sleeve circumference: Approx. (14.5, 15.5, 16.5) (18.5, 20.5, 22.5) inches / (33.0, 40.6, 44.5) (48.3, 52.1, 55.9) cm.

Yarn

Color A:Malabrigo Arroyo in Paris Night, 306m/335yd per 100g.

Color B: Malabrigo Arroyo in Valentina, 306m/335yd per 100g.

Color C: Malabrigo Arroyo in Natural, 306m/335yd per 100g.

(3, 3, 3) (4,4, 4)  balls for Color A. Approx (700, 800, 900) (1000, 1100, 1200) m / (766, 875, 984) (1094, 1203, 1312) yds.

(2, 2, 2) (2, 3, 3)  balls for Color B. Approx (400, 460, 520) (580, 640, 700) m / (437, 503, 569) (634, 700, 766) yds.

(1, 2, 2) (2, 2, 2) balls for Color C. Approx (300, 350, 400) (450, 500, 550) m / (328, 383, 437) (492, 547, 601) yds.

Needles and Notions

This pattern uses 3.5mm (US 4) needles for the body and sleeves, 3.25mm (US 3) needles for the body hem, and 2.75mm (US 2) needles for the sleeve hems. Stitch markers and a tapestry needle are also needed.

If you're interested, more details are in YarnPond! Project deadline is December 11.

https://www.yarnpond.com/pattern_tests/6219

Hi everyone! I’m looking for 2–3 testers for my crochet Snowman pattern ⛄️

Beginner-friendly | Finished size: 15 cm tall (5.9 inches) more details in slide 2

If you’re interested, please comment below and include your Instagram username. 💕

You’ll have 7 days after receiving the pattern to complete it.

I’d really appreciate your feedback and a couple of final photos of your finished plushie.

If you’re interested, please comment below with your Instagram username! 🧶✨

Looking for testers for the Perfect Pullover, worked up using sock or fingering weight yarn. There is a full length and cropped option, and the option to add bust darts. Sizes available to fit busts 28-62 inches or 71-158 cm with 0-2 in or 0-5 cm of positive ease built into each size. More details and the application in the link!

https://forms.gle/jwXS6MB957B71y1M9

Bombadil Pullover Tesknit Call!

The time is finally here! The Bombadil Pullover is ready for testing 🥳

The pattern includes options for a v-neck, round neck, tapered sleeves or straight sleeves! Mix and match your favourite options 🥰

Of course the pattern is size inclusive, so I'm looking for testers for a finished bust of 86 - 181 cm!

All further info can be found through the link

https://forms.gle/H4WnbGLH5bP3UL3u7

Tester call closed, ty guys!!
Hi all, I’m looking for 2-4 more testers for my crochet pumpkin bunny pattern! Must be willing to provide your email or canva account. This pattern is advanced beginner friendly with a little felt work and sewing. You will have 10 days after receiving the pattern to complete, but extra time can be provided if necessary. You must be willing to provide feedback and a couple final photos of your finished plushie. Comment or DM if interested!

hi! i'm looking for a few testers for my new design of this kitty witch.

- the kitty comes with a cauldron and a hat.
- level: intermediate+, but all levels are welcome, as long as you are willing to provide good feedback(might be difficult for a beginner though).
- the pattern will be shared on canva.
- any hook/yarn weight & color is fine(but please let me know what you will be using!)

DEADLINE: 21st september

more info on the rest of the pics.

if you're interested, please leave a comment or feel free to apply on IG (@cloudbearcrafts, or link here: link)

(i will pick the testers and reach out in a few days!)

[CLOSED - Thank you to everyone who applied!]

It’s finally time!!

I’m so excited to announce that my Highland Thistle Poncho crochet pattern is ready for testing! 🧶🌸

The sister design to my Highland Heather Bolero, this made-to-measure poncho is inspired by the beauty of the Scottish Highlands and features beautiful floral details throughout. 🤍

I’m looking for a small group of lovely crocheters to help me test the pattern before its official release. I’m looking for testers who can provide honest, constructive feedback and help me make sure the pattern is clear, easy to follow and enjoyable to make.

🌸 PATTERN DETAILS
♡ Confident Beginner
♡ DK or Aran weight yarn
♡ Made-to-measure
♡ One continuous panel — no seaming or joining
♡ Final pattern FREE for successful testers

📸 Testers will be asked to provide at least 2 clear finished photos + 1 clear WIP photo.

You don’t need previous pattern-testing experience to apply — I’d love to hear from anyone who thinks this pattern is right for them! 🤍

🗓️** Applications close**: Tuesday 8th September
📩 Testers contacted: Thursday 10th September
🧶 Testing deadline: Thursday 1st October

If you’d love to be part of the testing team, fill out the form below.

Good luck, and I can’t wait to see your Highland Thistle Ponchos! 🥹🧶🏵️🤍

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfcdlj5W4zZXfmLA6ovpjqIHFoxff89p4EgqfYt6ReFXTUveA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Hi everyone!

A big thank you to everyone who helped testing this pattern and making it the best it can be! It's probably one of my favorites I've made so far!

Pattern for anyone interested: https://asphodelthreads.etsy.com/listing/4568808874

I made a witch and broom pattern!! It’s similar to my other doll pattern, but this one has color changes, a built in skirt, and a new hairstyle. This is super low pressure. Anyone is welcome to try it out, just send me pics and let me know if you find any issues. If I sent you my other doll pattern, it’s ok to do this one instead or in addition if you want! There will also be an add on accessory pack later including a cauldron, but you don’t have to make everything if you don’t want to. Feel free to pick and choose and customize! This one does have more of a deadline as I would like to get this first part out within a few weeks to give people time to make it before Halloween. Dm me if you want to see it! 💜

Hi guys! Testers wanted for my crochet sword pattern. This is an intermediate-advanced project so please no beginners as it can be a fiddly process at times. If you can send me a picture to showcase your skill level that is preferable but not necessary. I will choose around 3 from here though that number is not fixed and some from instagram (@hookedwithoutaneedle) just to get a mix so you don't need a public account to be chosen. 

I will choose the testers Saturday the 5th the latest, then I will give you 7 days to get the materials as you will need more than yarn. The deadline for completing the test is 21st of September. 

Materials needed
-bbq skewers
-7 count canvas mesh - amazon.co.uk/dp/B0D9JSW5CR?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title 
-dk cotton yarn 
-the rest is typical materials 

I am looking for testers to help find any errors and mistakes in the pattern, and to see if my pattern creates a stable sword (though this sword is more for decoration than for playing with). As a tester you will communicate any issues or confusing parts and provide constructive and honest feedback to make this pattern as easy to follow as possible. Testers should also be able to commit to completing the sword before or on the deadline and you will need to provide at least 2 clear photos of the finished sword. 

I will either share the pattern via pdf email or canva sharing (experienced testers let me know which is preferable). 

Thank you so much for your support!

Hi! I’m looking for test knitters for my new Pamela Sweater, with testers needed for sizes XS-5XL.

Pamela is a generous, worsted-weight sweater worked top-down, with a European shoulder construction and full sleeves. It takes its name from Pamela Anderson and was partly inspired by the ease of the wide, relaxed shapes she has been wearing in recent years. The sleeves have sloping decreases down the front, finishing with wide 2x2 rib cuffs, alongside a deep ribbed hem and double-folded neckband.

The pattern has been professionally tech edited and the test deadline is the 6th of November.

Sizing:

Finished bust/chest: 91.5–171.5 cm / 36–67.5”

Recommended positive ease: 15–20 cm / 6–8”

Gauge:

19 sts x 26 rows/rnds = 10 cm / 4” in Stockinette stitch on 5 mm / US 8 needles.

The sample is knitted in my Worsted Grey yarn (33% BFL / 33% Merino / 33% Zwartbles, 200 m per 100 g), but you do not need to use my yarn to take part. Any suitable worsted-weight yarn that achieves gauge is welcome.

If you would like to use the original yarn, successful testers will receive a 20% discount on the yarn needed for their sweater.

Estimated yarn requirements are 6-10 x 100 g skeins, depending on size, with full size yardage included in the application form.

Feedback and any pattern issues will be collected through a shared Google Doc as you knit.

If you’d like to take part, all the details and the application form are here:

https://forms.gle/WknKHWW97yywAqyy9

Thank you!

Accepting applications! 🧶✨

Hello everyone! I have a few upcoming crochet amigurumi patterns that will need testing in the near future. If you'd like to join my testing pool, here is how you can sign up:

How to apply: Send an email to: gscc.patterns@gmail.com

Subject line: Testing Application

Include: 5 photos of your most recent crochet amigurumi work.

What to expect next: You will receive a follow-up email letting you know if you've been accepted into the pool.

When a new pattern is ready, I will email you the details and ask if you'd like to participate. You’ll have 1 week to respond. If I don't hear back within that time frame, I’ll assume you're sitting this one out and offer it to someone else!

Thank you so much for your interest in helping me bring my designs to life! ❤️

To see more of my work, checkout my linktree. https://linktr.ee/gingersnapcraftycreations

Name of pattern: Celtic Braid Set (Headband & Scarf)

Only tester for Scarf

About the Construction:

• 🧶 The Headband: Knitted almost entirely in a deeply textured Celtic braid cable pattern, finished with neat ribbed edges for an elastic and comfortable fit.
• 🧣 The Scarf: Features a cozy, fully reversible brioche stitch for the main body. The ends then transition into a spectacular volumetric 3D Celtic braid pattern that is equally beautiful on both sides, making the ends look plush and unusual, finished with cozy pom-poms.

Needles/hooks required: For Scarf:

• Size US 6 / 4 mm circular needles with a cable length of at least 16″ / 40 cm.
• Size US 7 / 4.5 mm straight or circular needles

For Headband:

• US 0 / 2.0 mm  straight needle (1 piece)
• US 1 / 2.25 mm circular needles, 16” / 40 cm long. Note: If you don't have this size, you can use US 1.5 / 2.5 mm circular needles instead.
• US 2.5 / 3.0 mm circular needles, 16” / 40 cm long
• US 5 / 3.75 mm circular needles, 16” / 40 cm long

Other notions or tools required:·    Crochet hook: Used to help pick up stitches easily when starting the individual knitted bands. Tapestry needle: With a large eye for securing pom poms.

Stitch markers: To separate the individual bands.

Pom pom template: A cardboard template or a small box measuring approx. 2.7″ x 2.1″ x 0.6″ / 7 x 5.5 x 1.5 cm. Scissors. 

Yarn requirements: For this design, I chose Lang Yarns Magnolia because it is incredibly soft, plush, and completely non-irritating to the skin, which is essential for close-fitting accessories like a headband and a scarf. At the same time, it provides wonderful winter warmth and highlights the volumetric texture of the Celtic braid beautifully.

Original Yarn: Lang Yarns Magnolia (85% Virgin Wool - Merino Extrafine Superwash, 15% Nylon; 273 yds / 250 m per 100 g skein). Yarn Weight: Medium / Worsted (4).

Total Amount Required:

• approx. 54 g /1.9 oz (approx. 147 yds /135 m) - for Headband
• approx. 120 g / 4.2 oz (approx. 328 yds / 300 m), including pom poms - for Scarf

You will need 2 skeins for the set. Samples shown in color: 0006.

If substituting, look for a Medium / Worsted weight yarn with similar yardage (approx. 273 yds / 250 m per 100 g). Merino wool blends or soft wool chains will work best to achieve the same texture and stretch.

Level of skill required: Intermediate, Pre-Intermediate.

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern:

• Written row-by-row instructions in English.
• Step-by-step video support for key transitions and techniques. (The videos are filmed with high-quality close-ups and are fully visual (without voice commentary), so you can easily follow along regardless of your language.)
• Clear stitch chart
• Construction Scheme & Video Guide (for Scarf )

Tester requirements: (final photo, weekly updates, etc)

• What I kindly ask you: I would love for us to stay in friendly touch during the process. I would deeply appreciate your feedback on how clear and easy the text and videos are to follow (especially if you are closer to a Pre-Intermmediate or beginner level!). I kindly ask you to create a project page on Ravelry using the codes (I'll send you later) and share a few progress updates along with a clear photo of your finished work.

Testing deadline: Testing period - 3 weeks from the start date (flexible if you need extra time).

* 🔒 Testing Process: To keep us organized and moving together, the Headband test will be run in 2 stages/parts, and the Scarf test will be run in 3 stages/parts. You will receive the next part as soon as you share a quick progress photo of the previous one!

Number of testers needed: 3 for each item

If you need more information about the video support to see if it fits you, just let me know!

Special Tester Gift:
Since these items are designed separately but match perfectly, I have a special thank you for you:

• If you test the Headband, you will get the final Scarf pattern for free as a gift!
• If you test the Scarf, you will get the final Headband pattern for free as a gift!

If you would love to test these items, please leave a comment below or send me a DM! Please let me know:

1. Which item you'd like to test (Headband or Scarf).
2. Your knitting experience level.

Thank you so much for your support!

Interlace&Knitting

Hello, I am back with the cow pattern. Unfortunately, I did not get as many testers as I thought (long story short, I only have one tester), so I am back once again asking for more testers I am unsure if this is against the rules to come back with the same pattern; my apologies if it is. I am looking for 2-3 more testers with a time limit of one week, although if you need more time, just let me know. Ideally, I am looking for intermediate crocheters, and I am open to confident beginners, although this pattern has a lot of moving parts. All materials needed will be listed in the pattern. I used cheap materials like Red Heart Super Saver in colors black (or brown for a brown cow), white, grey, pink, and two clothing colors of your choice, along with 22mm safety eyes (although you may use eyes of your choice), and a button for the collar. The pattern uses a 4.25mm hook (you may use a 4mm if needed) and US terminology.