📢 Pattern Tester Call 👨‍🍳 [OPEN]

I am looking for pattern testers for my Plateup! Chef pattern from the game Plateup!

⭐️Conditions:

• Finish testing by April 10th
• Allow me to use your finished photos in listing and promotion purposes
• Give me feedback to improve the pattern
• You can use any yarn and colours you like

Pattern Details:

-Made with DK acrylic yarn hook size 3 (testers can use what they like - finished size will vary)

-Removable clothing - coat and apron options

Excited to get this pattern out there 😊

If you have a crochet instagram, even better!

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This is a quick make! Let me know if interested in testing! I also have a post on Instagram with more info! <3

https://www.instagram.com/screamingyarn/

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These fun and quick socks use slipped stitch cables with a German short row heel and twisted rib cuff.

Instructions are both charted and written for both cuff down and toe up versions.

More info and apply though this Google form, linked in the comments.

Hi! I am looking for crochet artists to test my new turtle patterns. The application deadline is 4/22/24 and the turtle (either sunflower or daisy) is due with feedback and a nice picture by 4/28/24. Pattern release will be Monday 4/29/24 There are no yarn type, color or size requirements. You should use the hook size reccomended for your yarn or smaller The pattern is intermediate level, abbreviated with photo tutorials, written in US terms, and will be given via pdf file. If you would like to apply please follow the link in comments

If you are interested in testing, just head to the ribblr link below and apply! I would really appreciate it as this is my first pattern and I’m very new to it 😊

https://meet.ribblr.com/t/tester-call-for-low-sew-warm-cup-of-hot-chocolate/365260?u=lzeek

Thanks either way!

I’m holding a pattern tester call over on Instagram @thefadedwildflower if you’re interested in entering!!!
You can make it in whatever yarn you’d like and I include the instructions for the felt eyes as well.

Tester call! (nlyn.crochet @ instagram) my melody frog / water lily design! 🫶

Looking for about 9 testers to help me polish these cat toy patterns.

I’m looking for testers for a knitted tee. It’s knit in the round and is totally seamless. It’s short sleeved for those that CBA with sleeves. There is a twisted rib, including the V which is picked up at the end.

I’m looking for 3 initial test knitters for the first size (40in bust) then will be looking for more test knitters afterwards.

The final pattern will have automated calculations built in to size the patter up and down for a perfect fit.

The title says it all, I am so excited about sharing this pattern but I would like to get some returns about my pattern before posting it (in case my english is not precise enough or if there is any mistakes)

In order to be chosen, you need to

• go following me on my Instagram account which is linked here <3
• show me your amigurumi works (i will check your account or you can dm me your projects)
• post your finished project if you have a public account to publish your crochet projects

People with public crochet accounts will be prioritized but you can still participate if you don’t have one !

Thank you to people who will take their time applying for this, have a nice day !

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Name of pattern: LURE OF THE SEA Cowl

Needles/hooks required: 4mm circular needles, smaller needles required for ribbing

Other notions or tools required: Stitch markers, scissors

Yarn requirements: 100% wool DK in your choice of colours

Level of skill required: Beginner

Written, charted or abbreviated pattern: The pattern is written, with the odd abbreviation, and the colorwork is presented as a chart.

Tester requirements: Final photos, updates as you reach whatever milestones you feel are exciting, an end-of-project survey on any changes you’d make and any feedback you have, and then adding your project to the Ravelry listing when it is available.

Testing deadline: 10th May 2024

Number of testers needed: 3

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Hi! I'm looking for sample cross stitchers who would like to cross stitch any one of these patterns in the collage below.

This is a cross stitch project. The type of stitches are full stitches only. Beginner friendly. Patterns are on 14 count Aida, but could stitched on 16 or 18 count as well.

Deadline: 2-6 weeks per piece (but am flexible on time).

Tester requirements: 1-3 well lit images I could use for the listing photo please :)

Pattern Info: All patterns are 3" x 3". 1,764 stitches.

Number of testers: 1-18

Requirements: DMC Color Floss

I can send a PDF (color/ B&W) or JPG of the pattern (or all of the above).

Looking for feedback on the DMC colors used in the pattern. I need honest opinions if a color isn't working (too dark/light/strays too far from the album image). If pattern colors are too similar, don't have enough contrast, etc.

Row 1: Cowboy Carter - Beyonce, Paramore - Paramore, Harry's House - Harry Styles,

Row 2: Chemtrails Over the Country Club - Lana Del Rey, DYKTTA Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd - Lana Del Rey, High as Hope - Florence + the Machine

Row 3: Punisher - Phoebe Bridgers, Happier Than Ever - Billie Ellish, Oops, I Did It Again - Britney Spears

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tl;dr: Please take a look at these two patterns for interlocking filet crochet motifs (PDF, no registration required): https://interlockingpatches.com/free

What do you think? (first impressions, specific suggestions, anything! I've been working on these alone for months!)

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tl;

Hi there. I hope this doesn’t stray too far from the sub’s focus/format!

I’m a self-taught crocheter/designer, and I’ve come up with a pattern/notation system for interlocking filet crochet that I’m quite proud of, and which I use all the time, but which hasn’t been tested by many people yet. (Interlocking crochet doesn’t seem to be a well-known technique, and my sense is that there is no one “standard” way of writing patterns for it, but if I’m wrong about that, please let me know!)

My “innovation” is (afaik; I’m presumably not the first) to include an illustration/chart for every row, rather than having makers rely on a single overview diagram and written notation. I think this makes complex, asymmetrical, and non-repeating patterns *much* easier to follow, and it hopefully makes up for the custom (and intentionally very sparse) notation.

Could you tell me, in the kindest terms you can muster (this is kind of a get-out-of-depression project, a personal Cones of Dunshire), what you think of the patterns? Do they make sense? What have I left out? What should I leave out? Are there obvious, better and/or more established ways of doing things that have missed me utterly?

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The full clover and bee patterns as well as (half of) a (left-handed) walkthrough video are here: https://interlockingpatches.com/free

The Florida Wildlife and Backyard Buds collections are free/pay-what-you-can on Gumroad, but registration is required: https://interlockingpatches.gumroad.com

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Etc:

• All my patterns include full documentation — it’s… a lot of words, but I’m hoping that someone with granny-square-level crochet experience would be able to just scan, get the gist, and refer back as necessary?
• My patterns are for motifs, not finished objects as such, which I know isn’t everyone’s preference, but I think they’re fun. Are they? I think of them as elaborate, oddly-sized granny squares, or picture puzzles that you can wash the dishes with later. I do hope to write proper finished-object instructions/projects at some point.
• I know a lot of people prefer/need video tutorials, but unfortunately that is a bit outside my skillset/comfort zone, which is probably obvious from the video that I did make.
• Maybe relevant: I’m (presumed, no dx) autistic. My worry is that I’ve spent months creating an elaborate mess that makes perfect sense to me but is hopelessly inscrutable to literally everyone else. Goodness knows, I’ve done it before.

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(No deadline obviously) Thank you! I’d love to answer any questions you might have.