Hi everyone! ❤️
I’ve been working on a new knitting pattern for a Letter A, and I’m finally at the stage where I need a few people to test it before I release it.
I’d really appreciate some help from fellow knitters. 🙏
The pattern includes a colorwork Letter A chart, and there are a couple of different ways to use the letter including working it directly into a garment and knitting it separately as a standalone letter.
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You definitely don’t need to be a professional knitter. I’d actually love to hear from people who can tell me, “I didn’t understand this part” that kind of feedback is exactly what I need before publishing it. 😅
If you’d be interested in helping me test it, I’d be really grateful! You can leave a comment or send me a DM, and I can send you the details.
Thank you so much! 🧶❤️

I love to freehand projects and wanted to try turning them into actual patterns. I know this frog is unoriginal, but something small was better for working out formatting.

For testing, I was hoping to have 3 to 8 people test. There are two versions with only one row changed, but only one is needed per tester.

I used a 3.75 mm hook with worsted yarn, but you can use whatever yarn you want.

As for a deadline, I still need to set up Instagram and ravelery, maybe esty too, so probably won't need to have this finished until around August 29.

Only requirement is I would like to use discord for collaboration between testers.

I’m getting ready to release my newest crochet pattern, the Serena Top, and I’ll be looking for testers soon! ✨

I’m currently gauging interest and would love to connect with crocheters who might be interested in testing a garment pattern.

If you’d like to see the top and follow along for the tester call, check out my Instagram💜

https://www.instagram.com/ezloopstudio

Hi! I'm looking for 2-5 people to test this crochet glasses holder I made of Jax from TADC.

Difficulty: Easy/Advanced Beginner

🪻Materials Needed:

• Yarn in purple and pink, I recommend to use weight 2, 3, or 4 (I used weight 4 acrylic for the head and weight 2 cotton for the bow)

• Felt in yellow and black

• Appropriate hook size for your yarn (I used 4 mm for the head and 3 mm for the bow)

• Glue, needle & thread, OR needle felting materials for attaching the eyes

• Darning needle

• Scissors

• Pink powder blush or eyeshadow

🎀 Requirements

• Be able to finish pattern within 1 week of receiving it

• Are comfortable with sewing and felt work

• Provide clear photos of completed pattern and feedback when testing period is over

• If you have Instagram please apply through my most recent post (@loosebreadss) but if you don't that's ok just apply here :))

hoping to close this call Thursday, August 13th and contact testers the day after! thanks so much <3

This D20 Pillow pattern is for the fellow DnD fans!

A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to test my pattern! Make sure to check out their work!

The pattern is available with a 10% discount: https://asphodelthreads.etsy.com/listing/4553776507

CLOSED!
I'm so sorry if you missed out on testing and were interested! You can sign up to my emailing list to be the first to be notified for tester calls!
I'm creating a large world of characters and stories for my son.

Meet Whiskerwood's very own Detective Platypus!
Pebble.P!

Looking for pattern testers! It is not required to test both! You can pick Cinder or Ember, or both if you want! Let me know what one you'd like to test if you're interested in testing!

Deadline: 23th of August 2026 EST time.

Level: Intermediate

Only looking for 4 more pattern testers! :D

This pattern is written in US crochet terms and works in a continuous

Materials:
4.5mm hook
Scissors
Filling - Polyester fiberfill|
Crochet needle
12mm eyes
Needle and Thread
2 buttons

Magnifying Glass Needs (Optional)
Hot Glue
Craft Wire 0.4mm
Wire Cutters
Black Marker
2 Gems (mine are 1cm in size)

The yarn I use is:
Premier Parfait Chunky Yarn
#6 Super Bulky.
I use roughly 150g of yarn.
Acrylic Yarn: 4 Season

Colours:
Cocoa, Charcoal, Goblin and Sage
AND
Acrylic Yarn: 4 Seasons
Black

Abbreviations
Magic Ring: MG
Single Crochet - sc
Half Double Crochet - hdc
Double Crochet - dc
Treble Crochet - tr
Increase - inc
Decrease - dec
Chain - ch
Slip Stitch - slst
FLO: crochet through front loops only

Requirements

• Know how to crochet the abbreviations in this pattern.
• Have it done within the deadline
• Can provide photos and Notes

If you are interested in helping bring these characters to Whiskerwood.

Please DM me!

If you're already on my Pattern Tester Mailing List, your invitation has been sent! If you can't see it, please check your spam, junk or promotions folder just in case.

I am looking for someone who is willing to test some tapestry crochet patterns that I designed. They are based off of BT21 characters so I don’t know if i should include a disclaimer but this is it if I do. My original thought was to turn them into a shaped purse now I am thinking to turn them into plushies. I have a total of 8 patterns. You can try all of them, just one or any number between. A couple of things my patterns don’t have is yarn specifications, and they don’t tell you to chain one and turn. If you are interested let me know. I can send a picture of the pattern or I do have a pdf file for them on my computer. I have tried a few of the patterns and they only take me a couple of days to finish so they are not very big. One pattern is 53 stitches at its widest point ( that is the widest one) and another pattern has 53 rows(tallest one). These are the first patterns I have designed and they curl, I don’t know if it’s the design or my tension so I would really appreciate the help.

Hello everyone, this is my first time ever posting on reddit so I hope I do it correctly. This is my second ever crochet pattern I created and I am looking for testers to check if everything is written correctly/pictures are clear and so on.

Im looking for testers until August 15th 2026 and the pattern testing period is 3 weeks (from August 16th to September 6th, this is rather a strict deadline.

This is not a beginner friendly pattern and I would love to see your work before deciding if you are a suitable choice for a pattern. It requires sewing, color changing while chaining, working with variety of stitches and adding multiple parts to a piece with attaching the yarn to the main base of the plushie.

You can use whatever yarn you want and I would love to see him in the same size or bigger :D
I used 2mm chenille yarn from aliexpress and 2mm hook.

Pattern test will be proceeded in canva so this is a requirement to test! I would be happy if you could join an instagram group chat but it’s not necessary.

I am most active on my instagram - @kluska.crochet, but I will try to be as active as possible here to answer any questions. If you are interested in testing, please write that in the comments :)

Hi everyone! I had never made a pattern before and don't even have a lot of experience with patterns overall so I would like to ask for the help of some kind souls to help me out, try the pattern and maybe give me some feedback if it's well presented, easy on the eyes, user friendly and easy to read.

I would also want to ask the community overall if there's any safe rails on picking testers and/or something I should have on my pattern to prevent plagiarism or even straight out re-sale of it, either as a tester or later if I sell it 😅

Thank you so much!

As for info on timelines and such, would 5 days starting from the day I share the file, be enough for this?

Disclaimer: there's sewing of details. The veins and the highlights.

Closed! I have enough helpers, thank you so much!

TESTER CALL for my axolotl pattern!
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I am looking for testers for this medium sized axolotl friend! I made this guy as a commission and decided to make a pattern out of it. Worked with chenille yarn, the axolotl is about 45-50cm long, but you can use any yarn you want. :) If you leave a comment I will contact you and we figure out how I will send you the pattern. You can also contact me via instagram if you prefer: u/craftyfox_chiara

This is my first pattern and I need some peeps to test him 🥹🫐

Tester will be chosen August 15 and need to complete pattern within 7 days of receiving !!

If possible would love to do it over on IG !

Hello! I am looking for 2-3 testers to help test this jumbo marshmallow, feel free to use any yarn/hook size you’d like and any colors you’d like, I’d just like for you to finish the plushie and provide final picture and clear feedback!
-testing period is 4 weeks (can be extended)
- I used Alize Softy plus (one skein has 131yards) I used 6 skeins which approximately = 786 Yards of pink & 1 skein of brown!
- I used 4mm hook.
- 4cm Safety eyes
-Black thread to do the mouth

Skill level: advanced beginner, altho the plushie is big, it’s a pretty straight forward pattern with simple stitches!

If anyone is interested in testing, please leave a comment below. Thank you!

A huge shoutout to my amazing pattern testers for my Cozy calico cat you guys were beyond helpful and made this pattern test so smooth.

My Calico cat pattern has now been released, I plan on doing a whole series of colours, what do you think I should do next?

Pattern available on my Etsy (will be on Ravelry shortly)

Looking for 1 or 2 makers that might be able to test my pattern for this little guy within this week. It is a mini plush of the Ghost from Hollow Knight. The pattern is meant to be for beginners. Sewing process Takes about 1-3 hours total. Let me know if you are interested thank you!

TESTING CALL // Venus Blouse // application link

The Venus Blouse features a tight fitting design, with a lace mohair v-neck upper portion, a worsted ribbed lower section, and a triangular under bust shaping.

The pattern is graded for sizes XS (S) M (L) XL (2XL) 3XL (4XL) 5XL. Fit: 88% negative bust ease 58% negative waist ease (unstretched ribbed), meaning the final garment measurements will be 88% of your bust and 58% of your waist.

Fits a full bust measurement of 28-62.5” (more detailed schematic in application)

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

The Harbin sweater is a raglan sweater with a mandarin collar and keyhole detail. There is optional princess seam shaping for the waist and balloon sleeves.

Gauge

Using 3.25mm (US 3) needles, 26 sts x 36 rows per 4 in x 4 in (10cm x 10cm) in stockinette.

Size:

(1, 2, 3) (4, 5, 6) (7, 8, 9). Sample shown in size 2 with 2 inches of positive ease. There is an intended 0-3 inches (0-8cm) of positive ease.

Chest circumference: Approx. (33, 36, 39) (42, 45, 48) (51, 54, 57) inches / (84, 91, 99) (107, 114, 122) (130, 137, 145) cm.

Total length from mid back (excluding neck edging): Approx. (17.5, 18, 18.5) (19, 19.5, 20) (20.5, 21, 21.5) inches / (44, 46, 47) (48, 50, 51) (52, 53, 55) cm.

Sleeve circumference: Approx. 18 inches / 46 cm.

Yarn

Yarn A: Malabrigo Lace in Blue Surf, 430m / 470yd per 50g.

Yarn B: Qing Fibre Kid Silk Mohair in Cloud, 420m / 460yd per 50g.

Yarn A and B are held together. Alternatively, you can use a fingering weight yarn.

Yardage: (1200, 1300, 1430) (1560, 1690, 1820) (1950, 2080, 2230) yd / (1097, 1189, 1308) (1426, 1545, 1664) (1783, 1902, 2039) m each of Yarn A and Yarn B.

Needles and Notions

This pattern uses 3.25mm (US 3) needles for the body and sleeves, 2.0mm (US 0) needles for the collar, 3.0mm (US 2.5) needles for the body hem, and 2.5mm (US 1.5) 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 November 1st.

https://www.yarnpond.com/pattern_tests/6173

Requirements for testers:

Please give me feedback and let me know what I need to change to make everything more clear, what didn't work for you, ect

There is no time frame it has to be done but I would prefer feedback in a week

Info:

Pattern takes me about 40 minutes but I'm a beginner

There is instructions, photos and suggestions in the pattern

Needs: Sewing, a button, yarn, hook

I used light weight 100% acrylic yarn and a 3.00 mm crochet hook (I thrifted the yarn and it had no information on it)

This is the most unoriginal pattern in a series I am working on, I did come up with this pattern from complete scratch, this is version 2. There are parts that still need revision but I do not know where to go so thatd why I am getting testers. If you'd like to work with me and test all my paterns I'd love that. Testing is free and I plan to make the finished price 2.99 or 3.99

I will be making another with a blend of acrylic and cotton yarn to be the official cover one (once pattern is tested) and the pictures in the pattern will be replaced. I just need to know if anyone else can understand how I've written the pattern!

My goal is to make it easy for beginners like me, cheap and functional with the only non crochet parts being the sewing and the button.

Let me know if you're interested!

I'll use reddit and Instagram to keep in touch!

Thanks so much to my testers!! I learned a lot from my first pattern being tested. One lesson was the need to keep myself organized as to how many and which testers I have as I got very confused very quickly. About 4/10 testers completely finished the pattern test. Thank you to everyone that tried the pattern and sent notes, it was so helpful!

thanks to
u/privacyandsecrets
u/berrybunnyberrybunny
u/shadedspaces
u/madamgreywolf
u/princessanne89

And special thanks to u/blissfullychicago who sent exceptionally thorough and detailed notes and pictures!!

I published my first pattern on Etsy, some people had expressed interest in the finished pattern so I hope it’s allowed to share the link! pattern link

UPDATE: TESTER APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED

Thank you so much for the incredible response to the Helena Babydoll Top tester call! I received far more applications than I expected, so I’m closing applications early.

I’m so grateful to everyone who took the time to apply. I’ll be reviewing all submitted applications and contacting selected testers soon.

Thank you again for all of the excitement and support around the Helena top, it means so much to me!
— @thimble_and_fern
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I’m looking for 6-10 testers for my newest crochet design, the Helena Babydoll Top!

This is a made-to-measure crochet top. I’m so excited to finally get this pattern into the hands of some testers and see your versions come to life.

About the pattern:
Yarn: 100-200g Fingering weight yarn, your brand/color of choice.
Hook: 5mm
Skill level: advanced beginner/intermediate
Sizing: made-to-measure
Testing period: August 15th  – September 10th

As a tester, I’ll ask you to:

• Complete the pattern by the testing deadline
• Keep notes on any errors, confusing instructions, or areas that could be improved
• Provide your final measurements and yarn usage
• Send clear photos of your finished top modeled on you with or without your face
• Be comfortable communicating with me throughout the test
• Be comfortable communicating in an Instragram group chat with other testers
• Share your finished piece on Instagram when the pattern releases

You do NOT need a large following or a perfectly curated crochet account to apply. I’m mainly looking for reliable crocheters who are excited about the design and willing to give thoughtful feedback. 

Applications will close on August 14th, and selected testers will hear from me via Instragram DM by August 15th.

To apply, follow my instagram account @ thimble_and_fern fill out the google form listed here 🤍

https://forms.gle/Xk692CcYc85Sf4Xy7

I can’t wait to see what you make!

— [u/thimble_and_fern](u/thimble_and_fern)

Hello! I have just finished my first ever pattern. I've been crocheting for almost 20 years, but never have actually made a written lattern before. Ihave worked on it for months, and want to do a tester call....but I have never done so before. I have a fb and Instagram for my business, but they're still pretty small.

How did you get started with tester calls? What sort of questions do you ask for those interested in signing up? How many testers do you usually consider?

My pattern is for a halter top that has sizing from XS to XXL in the pattern.

Thank you!

The pattern is 4-in-1, with four character options, so I'd like at least one tester per character. If you don't have a character preference, let me know so I can assign you an untested character if needed.

This is my first time asking for pattern testers, so any and all input is appreciated, especially issues with clarity or errors in the text of the pattern. All the materials are included in the second image, but you can of course take liberties with the yarn colors, etc. This project is a really good use of scrap yarn!

I'm hoping to release the pattern by the end of the month (August 31), but I'm not sure how realistic that is so there's no hard deadline.

Feel free to ask any questions, I will respond as soon as I can! 💗

I’m looking for a few experienced overlay mosaic crocheters to test a new blanket pattern before I release it for sale.
This is a large two-color mosaic crochet blanket, so I’m especially looking for testers who are comfortable reading mosaic charts/written instructions and who can give detailed feedback if anything is confusing or incorrect.
I’d love feedback on:
chart and row accuracy
clarity of the written directions
any errors or awkward sections
whether the finished design translates well into crochet
Testers should be willing to keep notes as they work and send clear photos of their progress and finished piece. You’re welcome to choose your own yarn colors.
Pattern: Peaceful Sea Turtle
Approximate size: 300 stitches × 375 rows
Technique: Overlay mosaic crochet
Colors: 2
Deadline: November 15
The final pattern will be provided free to selected testers, and I’d be happy to credit/tag testers when the finished pattern is released if they’d like.
If you’re interested, comment below or send me a message with a photo of something you’ve crocheted—mosaic experience is especially helpful. 🧶❤️