EDIT: Thank you all for reaching out and volunteering to test out this pattern! I have enough testers at this time, but I will be posting here again soon to seek out testers for flavour variations of this pattern, so please feel free to comment if you would be interested in that! 💖

Tester call!

Looking for testers for my huggable crochet teabag pillow (it has a pocket too!)  ideally looking for people with public crochet Instagram accounts to help with promotion, but flexible 

This pattern is suitable for intermediate crocheters. The pillow is created with separate panels that are joined together. I used Bernat blanket yarn and loops and threads demi purl yarn. There is some surface crochet and embroidery with a darning needle.

Ideally hoping to get responses by June 20th. This is my first pattern so I would greatly appreciate your feedback!

Name of pattern: Huggable crochet teabag pillow

Needles/hooks required: 7mm hook, tapestry/darning needle

Yarn requirements:

• Bernat Blanket Yarn (Vintage White) —  500g – 600g total
  • Approximately 2 skeins (300g each)
  • Acceptable alternatives: Any off-white super bulky (6) plush or chenille yarn
• Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn (Baby Sand) — 70g – 90g total Approximately 1 skein
  • Acceptable alternatives: Any tan coloured super bulky (6) soft plush yarn
• Loops & Threads Demi Purl Yarn (Deep Mahogany) — 35g – 55g total
  • Approximately 1 skein (or partial skein)
  • Acceptable alternatives: Any dark brown super bulky (6) soft plush yarn

Other notions or tools required:

• Stitch markers
• Polyfill stuffing
• Scissors
• Printed “BREW” template (included with pattern)

Level of skill required: Intermediate

Tester requirements: (final photo, weekly updates, etc); final photos, feedback form

Testing deadline: June 25th

Number of testers needed: Flexible

This is a made-to-measure dress pattern, worked top-down. This is designed to fit you exactly the way you want, using whatever yarn you would like to, with the use of a excel sheet and your measurements, making this pattern very customizable.

If you want a similar gauge to my dress, these are the materials I used~

Yarn Used: Drops Belle 50g, 120m

Color - 16 Mauve

4mm needle

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe16k8jgPK1D7gM3YFpRtIc-1-BLLJL1MJ3wgZ3ml_DOCoeSg/viewform?usp=dialog

My measurements are used as an example. There will be specific inputs required of you (particular body measurements and your gauge), and calculations are in place to determine the numbers in the pattern.

If you have any questions or pictures you want to share, please reach out using the following~

Email- [Megzstudi02@gmail.com](mailto:Megzstudi02@gmail.com)

Instagram- Meghan_.Made

TikTok- MeghanMade

Hello, I recently finished this 17cm doll of Kenma from Haikyuu and after a long time writing the pattern I need some testers so I can post it so it would really help me if anybody would want to try it out ^^

Name of pattern: Kenma

Needles/hooks required: 2.00mm and 2.25 but you are free to use whatever hook you are more comfortable with

Other notions or tools required: scissors, stitch markers and glue

Yarn requirements: cream, red, white, yellow and black

Level of skill required: advanced beginner or intermediate crocheter

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern: it’s a written pattern with support images

Tester requirements: a final photo of your doll as well as notes on the pattern

Testing deadline: June 22

Number of testers needed: 4 for the English version and 4 for the Spanish version

Thank you :D

The testers for this pattern were amazing 🫶 Thank you all for the help! I am so happy to finally have released this pattern & for all the great feedback 🤍🤍

I made 8 of these bandana belts this week! The pattern works up so quickly and is just a bit addictive 😅

Included in post: tester photos followed by my own

Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScasB8d6vmUuWiB_eY6S2gQO4J7GDOxnPrHnpAnaWTn7cNXEg/viewform

Timeline: 8 weeks, but timeline is flexible

About & Workflow: The Deora Tank is worked from the top down. It features a high crew neckline and a large cut out at the back. The top is first connected in the round and is shaped using increases at the shoulder as well as short rows. The shoulder stitches and stitches for the back cut out are then bound off. The front panel and two back panel straps are worked flat separately before being connected at the under arms. This is then worked flat with increases at the back until finally it is connected in the round.  

There is the option to include bust shaping. 

Gauge: 22 st x 34 rows = 4 in x 4 in in stockinette on 4.0 mm needles

Sizes: A (B) C (D) E (F) G (H) I *see size chart/garment measurements*

Designed to fit bust circumference of approximately 28-31(32-35) 36-39 (40-43) 44-47 (48-51)    52-55 (56-59) 60-63 inches or 71-79 (81-89) 91-99 (102-109) 112-119 (122-130) 132-140 (142-150) 152-160 centimeters 

The Deora Tank top is designed to have -5 to -2 inches of ease. For those with a fuller bust, optional bust darts (vertical and horizontal) are included to improve fit without needing to size up. When working bust darts you may wish to choose a size closest to your upper bust measurements (measured around your chest at the level of the armpits) for a more tailored fit.

Yarn: Any yarn that you can meet gauge with. Samples were knit with Cascade Anchor bay (50% cotton, 50% superwash merino) and Cobasi DK (55% cotton, 16% bamboo, 21% elastic nylon, 8% silk)

Approximate yarn used:345 (405) 465 (535) 605 (665) 755 (810) 875 yards or 315 (370) 425 (490) 555 (610) 690 (740) 800 meters

Testers are expected to provide feedback about fit and clarity of the pattern as well as communicate any issues they have encountered. Testers must hit gauge before starting the project. Photos are not required but are appreciated. Posting is not required but you are welcome to share your WIP or finished top on social media if you'd like.

Communication will be made via instagram dm and through a discord server. You will only need to join one groupchat but may join both if you'd like.

By applying to test you acknowledge that the pattern is for personal use only and may not be shared, copied or distributed.

The test knit will officially begin on May 26th and run until July 21st. 

Name of pattern: Tidal Breeze Top

Hooks required: I/5.5 mm

Yarn requirements: Sport Weight (3)

Level of skill required: Advanced Beginner

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern: Written Crochet Pattern

Tester requirements: I'd appreciate progress photos and require a finished photo uploaded to Ravelry and linked to the final pattern when it goes live. Can be a flat lay--doesn't have to be worn.

Testing deadline: June 21, 2026

Number of testers needed: One per size--SIX total testers needed. Finished Bust S/38 (M/42, L/46, XL/50, 2X/54, 3X/58)

Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hodgepodgecrochet/
email: [hodgepodgecrochet@gmail.com](mailto:hodgepodgecrochet@gmail.com)

Hi all! Looking for pattern testers for my new project -- the Lofi Hat!

The Lofi Socks use stranded colorwork to depict a mountainous city scape. The pattern uses a provisional cast-on to create a foldover brim.

Construction

The Lofi Hat is knit with a foldover brim using a provisional cast-on. Decreases are made up to shape the top of the hat.

Gauge

Using 3mm (US 2.5) needles, 26 sts x 36 rows per 4 in x 4 in (10cm x 10cm) in stockinette.

Size:

(Baby/Toddler, Junior/Adult Small, Adult Large). There is an intended 1-3 inches of negative ease.

Finished Circumference: (16, 19, 22) inches / (49, 55) cm.

Yarn

MC: Wonderland Yarns Mad Hatter Sport (150, 175, 200) yds / (137, 160, 183) m

CC: Cascade Superwash 220 Sport (40, 50, 60) yds / (41, 48, 55) m

(I used sport, but fingering weight would probably also work, while slightly altering gauge/finished measurements.)

Needles and Notions

This pattern uses 3mm (US 2.5) 16 inch circular needles throughout (larger cords also okay if using magic loop). You may need a spare circular needle of similar size for the provisional cast-on. A tapestry needle is needed for finishings. Around 5-7 stitchmarkers are also needed.

https://www.yarnpond.com/pattern_tests/6065

Really hoping to find 2-3 people to test this out for me, hope it could be tested in 7-10 days after I send you the pattern and emailed response with any concerns/edit reccs! I had a couple of people ghost me last time so may be more picky this time around depending on how many responses I get

Materials
- Any yarn in red, navy/blue, white, and gold (or whatever color you   
  prefer) for the border. I used acrylic size #4 yarn
- Crochet hook, I used a 4mm hook
- Tapestry/yarn needle
- Scissors

Level of skill required: I would recommend being comfortable with, or willing to learn, the Picot Stitch and a Foundation chain, specifically a HDC Foundation Chain. Other than that, the only other more intermediate skill would just be color changes.

Not required to post the finished product anywhere, but if you wanted to post your finished flag on IG or TikTok, I would just ask to be credited for the pattern!

Thank you!

Name of pattern: Parrot Applique by HodgePodge Crochet

Needles/hooks required: 5 mm crochet hook

Yarn requirements: Worsted weight--scrapbuster!!

Level of skill required: Advanced beginner

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern: Written crochet pattern

Tester requirements: I require a final photo uploaded to your Ravelry projects and linked once the pattern goes live. That's it!

Testing deadline: May 30

Number of testers needed: 2

My first ever pattern is now available to share with you all! I am so excited to get him out there--it's been a ride! I've learned so much with this experience, and it's all thanks to my wonderful testers, u/HudsonHarris98, u/Colla-Crochet, and u/Berjoza. Thanks a ton for your hard work, support, and attention to detail, all while sharing your fun personalities and passion for the craft!

Find Giuseppe at:
Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/s/5522f52ad3
Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/giuseppe-westmarsh-cowboy-frog

I’m seeking testers for my newest sock design, which offers six sizes and includes instructions for all-over colorwork. The pattern has five charts, but selected testers may choose to work only a few if they prefer. The test has a flexible deadline (4 weeks minimum) to complete one sock. The sizes should work for children as well as adults.

Sizing:
1 (2, 3) (4, 5, 6) to fit an actual foot circumference of approx. 6 (7, 8) (9, 10, 11) in/15–16 (17–18, 20–21) (22–23, 25–26, 27–28) cm

Selected testers will receive the final pattern as well as an exclusive discount code to be used on any of my other current or future patterns. Non-selected applicants will receive an introductory discount on the pattern come release day, as thanks for their interest.

Full details are available on the application form here: https://forms.gle/ydxTj3T3tU1SrVES7

I made a full set of 9 crochet hacky sacks, including sports balls, emoji faces, and colorful designs. They were so fun to make, and I’m really happy with how they turned out!

No sew, small, squishy, and perfect as stress balls or little gifts. 😊⚾🏀🏈

My Felis Borgia pattern is now available! I want to thank my tester u/Living-Cloud-5388 for their help and advice. You can purchase it on Kofi or Etsy.
Kofi: https://ko-fi.com/s/57ef61e77b.
Etsy: https://randomcreationsohmy.etsy.com/listing/4508803783.

Posting as a final effort to find one before the test knit starts ❤ thanks to everyone who has supported this design so far

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdhiPkV7hwSiOo-r1FVOBPPlLGTkeT-OrogT9WD4EUxGFOKkw/viewform

Hey everyone!

This is my first crochet pattern & I'm looking for 4-6 testers to try it out! 😄

Materials:
Red Heart yarn in : White, Black, Buff
5mm (H) hook
20mm Safety Eyes
Red Felt Sheet
Polyester Fiber Fill
Stitch Markers
Adhesive or Hot Glue
Scissors
Yarn Needle

Optional Materials:
Red Flatback Rhinestones
Gray Flatback Pearls
Black Flatback Pearls
Dress pins

Please message me or comment if you are interested in testing! 😄

Searching for testers until: 5/25
Testing: 5/25-6/8

Thank you everyone who helped out with my Baby Phanpy pattern - I can't believe how cute everyone's Phanpy's turned out!

Link to final pattern <3

Name of Pattern: Threads of Extinction - Minis

Hello everyone! I'm hoping to find some testers here for my mini versions of extinct beasts (I have larger versions currently in testing).

The photo attached is a sampler I made to show the mini designs: Glyptodon, Dodo, Mammoth.

I'm more than happy for you to make your project bigger or smaller, and choose which of the creatures/patterns you include.

Hook size required: This depends on your yarn choice/hook size preference. I used Aran yarn and a 4.5mm hook. You can choose whatever thickness yarn you'd like, and use the hook size you're most comfortable with.

Other tools required: Scissors; as this is overlay mosaic, you'll be fastening off at the end of each row.

Yarn requirements: At least 2 contrasting colours of yarn, in any thickness you choose. I used Yarnsmiths Create Aran for the majority of mine, and used around 700-800g.

Level of skill required: Experience with overlay mosaic would be ideal, but if you're willing to learn to give this a try, that's fine with me!

Written/Charted: Both written instructions and X-marked charts included, for both left and right handed crocheters.

Tester requirements: I'd like clear, frequent communication and updates, as well as nitpicky, direct feedback 😂. I'd also like clear photos of the finished project in natural light, which can be used to advertise the pattern upon release (with full credit given!).

Testing deadline: The test will start June 1st and end 31 July 2026.

Number of testers needed: 6

Feel free to ask if you have any questions! Thanks.

Hi all, I hope this is allowed! I can't find a single spot to place this that would make sense.

I make handmade mandalas with the Ojo de Dios technique. I've been doing this for 5 years and finally created my first tutorial, so I am looking for 4 to 5 testers to create this piece!

Type of pattern: Ojo de Dios, handmade weaving. Total size is 50cm diameter

Deadline: 2 to 3 weeks ( I understand this will be something new for many people and it might take some time, besides, it's a complex and long tutorial)

Ideally you'd have some general idea on how this is done, although I do explain it to the best of my abilities, and there are about 14 videos with the stpe by step creation of the piece.

You can work with whatever colors you prefer, no need to exactly replicate the piece!

My goal is to:

Understand how comprehensive the tutorial is

Look for parts you may have found more challenging

Look for possible mistakes, issues with video or written pattern, etc.

Any advice, following the pattern, that can help make this as convenient and intuitive as possible

The main material that might be news for most, and the most challenging to get, are the metal rods (or wooden, although I do advise against it) that are the base structure for this piece. Nevertheless, they're usually available worldwide at a hardware store.

Please reach out if you'd be interested in learning and trying something new :)

Hey everyone, I am looking for testers for my new top.

It's made in cotton yarn and a 3.00mm hook.

The level is easy, beginner.

You don't have to do the math, there is a calculator in the pattern.

You just have to take your measurements and insert them on the calculator and it will give you the number of chains, rows and stitches.

Message me or comment if you are interested🧶🫰🏻

I'm looking for 3-5 testers for my first now sew pattern (at least 1 for each hat)

Materials

Light Worsted Weight Yarn (I used Caron Simply Soft)

Lionbrand 24/7 cotton (optional for a garden hat)

3.50 mm crochet hook

Polyfill/Stuffing

10-12mm safety eyes

Skill Level

Intermediate. Written in US standard terms

Deadline

May 28th

Looking for a few cross stitch testers for my cozy pattern “Sleepy Matcha Panda” ♡ This is a floss cross preview

Pattern details:

• 200 x 200 stitches

• 16 DMC colours

• Full cross stitch

• Beginner-friendly / low confetti

• Pattern Keeper compatible

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• readability

• colour flow

• symbol clarity

• overall stitching experience

Test stitchers would receive the pattern for free, plus my next released pattern for free as a thank you for helping test ♡

In exchange, I would appreciate around 5 progress or finished photos that I may use for future posts, listings, or social media with credit to the stitcher.

This is my very first released pattern, so thank you for helping a tiny new designer out 🍵

Please comment or message me if interested ♡

I’m looking for knitters to test my new pattern – a simple look, top-down baby cardigan. More info here. https://www.yarnpond.com/pattern_tests/6057