#patterntesting — Public Fediverse posts

Cérina une poupée enchantée signée la_fabrique_de_lou qui a su trouver sa place au milieu des fougères. 🌿
Ce modèle est si bien conçu et son corps si bien pensé ! Il y a tellement de détails plaisants à voir prendre forme au fil des tours.
Ne vous y trompez pas, malgré les apparences il y a peu de coutures. Celle en moi qui n'aime pas ça est ravie comme jamais 😆
C'était un plaisir de pouvoir la tester.

Merci encore pour ta confiance 🥰

📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou
🧶 Fils : coton Maxi sugar rush de scheepjes - crochet 1,5 mm

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetproject #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #patterntesting

Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
https://www.etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelou/

🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
https://www.etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelou/

🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
https://www.etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelou/

🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
https://www.etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelou/

🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

Il arrive avec un peu de retard mais voici Célestin l'ourson, prêt à répandre un peu d'amour autour de lui 🧸
C'est le nouveau patron de la_fabrique_de_lou que j'ai eu lachance de tester
Il est très agréable et rapide à réaliser, un vrai plaisir avec sa jolie petite bouille.

N'hésitez pas à craquer pour son patron !
https://www.etsy.com/shop/frlafabriquedelou/

🧶 Coton Maxi sugar rush de Scheepjes et crochet 1,25 mm
📋 Modèle : la_fabrique_de_lou

#amigurumis #crochet #crocheting #handmade #artisanat #creation #crochetlove #crochetlife #crochetproject #patron #patroncrochet #amigurumipattern #crochetpattern #ourson #patterntesting

Nebula Bobble Star Dark Rainbow Blanket

The Nebula Bobble Star Dark Rainbow Blanket is a striking, star shaped crochet blanket featuring a beautifully textured bobble pattern that radiates outwards like a glowing nebula.

Designed with no holes, this blanket is wonderfully tactile and baby friendly, making it ideal for little hands to explore, while also looking lovely draped over your favourite sofa.

Made using aran/worsted weight yarn, this is a project that grows quickly and is very satisfying to work on. The bobbles are carefully spaced to help you keep track of your stitches, making counting easier and allowing you to relax into the rhythm of the pattern without constantly worrying about losing your place.

The design forms a repeating, rhythmic sequence that is calming and mindful to work through. It uses simple crochet stitches alongside a classic bobble stitch to create a rich, textured fabric that looks impressive without being fiddly or frustrating to make.

This pattern is designed for intermediate crocheters and is best suited to those who are comfortable following a pattern and working in the round. To help you customise your blanket, a yarn colour chart is included so you can accurately substitute other yarn colours and plan your own version. The pattern also includes clear photo tutorials to guide you through the construction and the key techniques.

The finished blanket is generously sized and works beautifully as a baby blanket, a nursery blanket, or a cosy statement throw for your home. It also makes a thoughtful and special handmade gift, whether for a new baby or for someone who appreciates bold texture and beautiful crochet.

The Nebula Bobble Star Dark Rainbow Blanket is now available to download in both UK and US English Terminology in my Etsy shop, LoveCrafts shop, in my Payhip and on Ravelry

and also English US Terminology, and German on Hobbii!

The pattern includes full written instructions, stitch guidance, a yarn colour chart, and photo tutorials, giving you everything you need to create your own Nebula Bobble Star Dark Rainbow Blanket with confidence and enjoyment.

This is a version of my Nebula Bobble Star Blanket, which is the same pattern but uses Crafting Acrylic yarn, take a look

Pin for later

https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/862228291199667504/

Materials 

6mm hook

562g Aran/Medium (Size 4)

100% Acrylic yarn, 

I used Hobbii Daily Stitch Acrylic XL:

Colour A Antique Rose (29) 

Colour B Blue (13) 

Colour C Teal (18) 

Colour D Curry (24) 

Colour E Cognac (25) 

Colour F Dark Red (28) 

Yarn Needle

Size 

122 x 122cm (48 x 48 inches)

The Nebula Bobble Star Dark Rainbow Blanket is now available to download in both UK and US English Terminology in my Etsy shop, LoveCrafts shop, in my Payhip and on Ravelry

and also English US Terminology, and German on Hobbii!

Nebula Bobble Star Blanket

The Nebula Bobble Star Blanket is a striking, star shaped crochet blanket featuring a beautifully textured bobble pattern that radiates outwards like a glowing nebula.

Designed with no holes, this blanket is wonderfully tactile and baby friendly, making it ideal for little hands to explore, while also looking lovely draped over your favourite sofa.

Made using aran/worsted weight yarn, this is a project that grows quickly and is very satisfying to work on. The bobbles are carefully spaced to help you keep track of your stitches, making counting easier and allowing you to relax into the rhythm of the pattern without constantly worrying about losing your place.

The design forms a repeating, rhythmic sequence that is calming and mindful to work through. It uses simple crochet stitches alongside a classic bobble stitch to create a rich, textured fabric that looks impressive without being fiddly or frustrating to make.

This pattern is designed for intermediate crocheters and is best suited to those who are comfortable following a pattern and working in the round. To help you customise your blanket, a yarn colour chart is included so you can accurately substitute other yarn colours and plan your own version. The pattern also includes clear photo tutorials to guide you through the construction and the key techniques.

The finished blanket is generously sized and works beautifully as a baby blanket, a nursery blanket, or a cosy statement throw for your home. It also makes a thoughtful and special handmade gift, whether for a new baby or for someone who appreciates bold texture and beautiful crochet.

The Nebula Bobble Star Blanket is now available to download in both UK and US Terminology in my Etsy shop, LoveCrafts shop, in my Payhip and on Ravelry.

The pattern includes full written instructions, stitch guidance, a yarn colour chart, and photo tutorials, giving you everything you need to create your own Nebula Bobble Star Blanket with confidence and enjoyment.

Pin for later

https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/862228291199282005/

Materials
6.5mm hook
575g Aran/Medium (Size 4)
100% Acrylic yarn,
I used Hobbii Crafting Acrylic yarn:
Colour A Jade Green (32) 12g
Colour B Teal (29)
Colour C Varsity Yellow (09)
Colour D Coral (11)
Colour E Magenta (15)
Colour F Cotton Candy (14)
Border Jade Green (32)
Yarn Needle

Size
125 x 125cm (49 x 49 inches)

The Nebula Bobble Star Blanket is now available to download in both UK and US Terminology in my Etsy shop, LoveCrafts shop, in my Payhip and on Ravelry.

I also used 2 Hobbii Cozy Cakes at once which means 8 separate strands of colour, changing gradually to make this beauty! I used 4 cakes in total and I love it!

Tester Time!

Thanks to these wonderful people, my Nebula Bobble Blanket pattern is easy to understand, enjoyable to make and will result in a beautiful satisfying project. Thanks again Testers!

Jothi @Jothiquestscraft used Stylecraft aran weight

Helen @Helscrafts used Sirdar, Jewelspun Ombre – Citrus Sky

Eva-Lotte @forfattarlotta used Järbo Alpe 100% Wool White red blue

Lara @Danielandlala used 4 Seasons 10ply spotsaver in Buttermilk, Yellow, Tweed, Natural, Grass, & Mallard (From Spotlight in Australia)

Sue used World of Yarn, Malaga from Hobbi, Aran weight, 100g

Kalem @crochgayaway used Paintbox: stormy grey, slate green, mustard yellow, midnight blue. Stylecraft: aster, bluebell and Highland Heather’s thistle

Julie Bowry used Yarnsmiths Create Aran (4110 Bright Red, 4120 Burnt Orange, 4140 Mustard Yellow, 4220 Opal Green, 4270 Cornflower Blue, 4300 Royal Blue, 4326 Purple Orchid)

Kim @woolyfawn used Yarnsmiths – PebbleHazePrints – Saltburn

Wow! what a gallery! Thanks again testers 🙂

The Nebula Bobble Star Blanket is now available to download in both UK and US Terminology in my Etsy shop, LoveCrafts shop, in my Payhip and on Ravelry.

I have also created a Dark Rainbow version of this blanket, which is the same pattern but uses Hobbii Daily Stitch Acrylic XL:

Pattern Testing: Rainbows Through the Grey Blanket

Hello! Would you like to test my new pattern, the Rainbows Through the Grey Blanket? I would like you to give opinions, constructive criticism on the written pattern and crocheted item and to ask for help and advice when you need it.

Please only apply if you are able to complete the test by 24th October 2025 with all of your photos and feedback sent to me via email.

I have designed it as a beginner friendly pattern but I am happy for all abilities to give it a try.

This pattern has previously been featured in Crochet Now magazine, but I have modified it to suit my usual pattern writing style and I want to check it before I release it in my own shops.

Materials 

6.5mm hook

740g chunky yarn, 

I used Stylecraft Special Chunky; 144m per 100g ball; 100% premium acrylic

550 Silver 1203 (MC)

10g Fondant 1241 (CC1),

30g Lavender 1188 (CC2),

15g Aster 1003 (CC3), 

40g Aspen 1422 (CC4),

20g Saffron 1081 (CC5),

50g Spice 1711 (CC6)

25g Pomegranate 1083 (CC7) 

Yarn Needle

2 stitch markers

Size

Finished blanket measures approx 120cm (width) x 105cm (height)  (47 x 41.5 inches), ideal for an adult sized sofa blanket or bed throw  

Why?

I like to get all of my patterns tested so that I can make sure the sizes and amount of yarn needed are accurate, and that the instructions are correctly written. This makes them easier to follow for the user and gives you confidence that the time and effort you are putting into crocheting a Melu Crochet pattern is going to be satisfying and your project will turn out beautifully.

What I will need from you:

FEEDBACK!! I really want my patterns to be easily understood and accessible for as many people as possible, so all feedback is gratefully received, even when it might be a bit awkward! Things like “are you sure this is supposed to be here” or “I don’t know what you mean by this” with a screenshot or a photo of the bit you are confused about is exactly what I need, because if you are confused by it, then someone else will be too. My shops are international so even though the patterns are written in English, there might be a bit of Bristolian (UK City where I’m from) seeping in somewhere or turn of phrase, or even a crocheting term that a beginner won’t know what I’m going on about!! Also spelling and typos of course.

I ask you to provide photos of your progress and some photos of the finished piece, using yourself or a family member/friend as a model. I’d love to showcase your work and also show real people using my crochet designs on my website, etsy, instagram, facebook etc. so by sending me the photos you will be giving me permission to use them on my social media.

I ask you to keep a record of how much yarn you have used to make your item and the name, brand and colour. I love people getting creative with the patterns and choosing different colour schemes and brands, it can change the look of the item dramatically!

I would like all of your photos and feedback sent to me via email.

What next?

Once you have applied for a pattern test I will select testers and email you back to let you know if you have been successful or not. Do not be disheartened if you are not selected, I have lots of applications and it gets a bit hard to manage if I say yes to everyone (which I used to do because I felt bad, but it got a bit messy!)

Thanks so much for reading, looking forward to hearing from you, Mel 

Melanie Poulter, Melu Crochet

Update, this blanket is now in testing, if you would like to receive an email when I have further testing opportunities, please subscribe using the link below

Solid Flexi Hexi Longline Cardi by Melu Crochet

Finding the perfect hexagon cardigan fit can be tricky, but the Solid Flexi Hexi Longline Cardi makes it effortless with its elongated hexagon design. 

I wanted to design a cardi that felt approachable for everyone, whether you’ve made lots of garments or are picking up your hook for your very first one. The elongated hexagon construction keeps things simple while giving you plenty of room to customise, from cropped to floor-length, in your favourite yarns and colours.

This innovative, no-sew pattern allows you to crochet both halves seamlessly, eliminating extra rows and ensuring a smooth, streamlined finish. It also makes it much easier to work with colour-changing yarn, so your colours flow beautifully without horizontal lines along the bottom.

The stitches are wonderfully simple, which makes this a brilliant choice if you’ve never tackled a garment before. Designed for intermediate crocheters, the pattern is easy to follow, with a detailed chart, step-by-step photo tutorial, and plenty of images to guide you. Think of it as a confidence-boosting project that looks impressive when you wear it for a day out or a cosy evening in.

The pattern includes 11 lengths and five sizes, so you can make the perfect fit for yourself. Whether you fancy a cropped cardi, something mid-length, or a dramatic floor-skimming version, there’s an option to suit every height and shape.

The Solid Flexi Hexi Longline Cardi Crochet Pattern is now available as a PDF download in my Etsy shop, Ravelry , LoveCrafts, and Payhip

You can also order a printed paperback copy book from Amazon (UK) version and Amazon (US Version)

pin for later

https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/862228291196945554/

Materials 

6mm hook

Aran/Medium (Size 4) 61% cotton, 39% Acrylic

I used Hobbii Cascata yarn, Color: Angel (01) 

Stitch markers I find it much easier to use different colours as these are used in the pattern to show the corners I am working on

Yarn Needle

See table below for sizing

Choose from 11 different lengths!

The pattern includes options for lengths A-K

I loved making this long version of my Solid Flexi Hexi Longline Cardi. I used hobbii Cascata in this gorgeous colour Nachi (04) – it is a lovely mix of pinks, reds and almost a maroon tinge coming in every now and then. My lovely sister claimed this on about row 3 so her payment was modelling it for me 👏🩷 this is Length G, size M/L

Here you can see the finished extended hexis, just about to be joined:

Testers!

I’ve been lucky to work with an incredible group of testers who helped make the Solid Flexi Hexi Longline Cardi pattern clear, easy to follow, and a joy to crochet! A huge thank you to the talented makers listed below—your creativity, input, and support mean so much to me. I love seeing how each cardigan looks in different colours, yarns, lengths, and sizes—it’s amazing how unique every version is! 😍

Meet the amazing makers behind these gorgeous cardigans: click on their links to visit their Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok profiles; you’ll love seeing more of their beautiful creations and creative journeys!

Shino @shino_the_octopus made size XS/S in length A. She used I Love This Yarn in Navy. Crafter’s Secret in white and light blue

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Aiko @kaiandliamscrochet TIKTOK: @kailiam, FACEBOOK: Kai and Liam’s Crochet
made size XS/S in length A. She used “Snow Princess Brand (Shade of Sakura)

I love that the pattern only used basic stitches and the pattern is really easy to follow.

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Ebony @Ebonyfiercecreations made size 3X/4X in length B. She used red heart super savers in white, light grey, granny square Aran and granny square soft white frigid

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Milly @millyanderson5087 made XL/2XL size and the C length using Fiddlesticks FINCH

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Jess @Stubborn_stitcher used Stylecraft serene Aran, shade 6221 Quiet Coral to make Size M/L in length B

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Laure @chou.rose made size XS/S in length B using Alison & Mae Festival yarn colour 589557 100% acrylique

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Jana R used Sirdar Jewelspun Aran, Tourmaline Dream to make size XL/2X in length C

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Joan @joansmith6291 made size M/L, length C in I Love This Yarn Print #708 Strawberry Jam

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Megan @Mdampiermcneil made size L/XL length C using Hobbii Frutta – colour 6 – forest clearing

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Sue H @sue.hogg.777 Made size XL/2X, length C in Sirdar, Jewelspun Ombre – Rainbow Glow

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Beth @dela.bunny made size XL/2X and length D using K&C superwash merino wool hand dyed (the two brighter colors) in purple coleus flower & plum jam (RIP JOANN), “Peruvian Baby Alpaca” from Temu in #18 sauce purple.

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Karen @styledwithkare made size XL/2X length D using Caron Jumbo Prints Easter Basket Yarn

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Kianna @Kianna_webb made size XL/2X and length D using Lion Brand Yarn Landscapes Breeze in Rainforest

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LeeAnn @stitchcraftcreations_ made size XL/2X in length D Red Heart Super Saver, Weight 4, Baby Blanket (Old) and Light Pink

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Sarai @lacocinha made size XL/2X in length D using Red Heart Super Saver in Wildflower

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Veronica @learning.to.count.in.stitches made size M/L size in length D Caron Blossom Cake in color Charcoal

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Mandy @madebymandymoonpie made size XL/2X in length E using Juniper Moon Farms Cumulus in King Coconut and Oak

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Robin @yarn_candy_by_robin Made size XL/2X length E using Caron Blossom Cake in Macaw

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Kaity @the_nerdy_therapists made size 3X/4X in length F Pound of love , Waterfall

 this was a very fun and easy pattern to make! I loved all the pictures that made it very easy to make sure I was on the right track. I have been crocheting for a while but am branching out to wearables and this is a great pattern to increase my skills!

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Julie @my_crochetmakes66 made size M/L in length G using Yarnsmiths Pebble Haze Aran Prints in Chesil

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Julie Bowry XL/2X G Yarnsmiths Pebble Haze Prints Aran in Sidmouth (shade 2M330)

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Camille @camdecab_abstractart made the 3X/4X in length H, she used 2,140 yards (5 cakes total) Caron Blossom Cakes in color Macaw.

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Amy @teachingmissamy used 6 1/2 skeins of the 4 Seasons Spotsaver Prints in Water Blue 10Ply from SPOTLIGHT in Australia,
Amy says;

Read-ability of the pattern was amazing. I absolutely loved the fact that you had so many clear photos of the pattern as I went along! Thank you for making my first wearable an easy make😍

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Barbara @crochetbybarbaragayle used Lion Brand Mandala Ombré yarn in the Felicity colorway to make size XL-2X in length D

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Dawn @shegeekpro used big twist to make size 3X/4X length D

Thanks again to my wonderful testers!

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Dotty Bobble Blanket by Melu Crochet

Welcome to the Dotty Bobble blanket pattern, where colour and texture come together in a delightful crochet project. This design features a main solid colour alongside a vibrant, colour changing yarn for the bobbles, creating a striking visual contrast 🟢🟣🟡🟠

Designed with intermediate crocheters in mind, the pattern offers clear instructions and a handy photo tutorial. It guides you step by step through the process, ensuring those bobbles really pop with a different shade from your working yarn. No more constant colour changes or the need for multiple skeins. This pattern showcases the beauty of shorter gradient yarns against a solid backdrop.

Utilising both DK and Aran weight yarns, this blanket balances texture and warmth. The thicker Aran yarn ensures a neat finish, keeping the carried yarn hidden and the overall look polished. The bobble stitch creates a wonderfully tactile fabric that’s both soft and squishy, perfect for snuggling up under or displaying proudly on your favourite chair or bed.

Whether you’re new to crochet or a seasoned pro, this pattern promises a rewarding project that adds a touch of charm and colour to any corner of your home. With its simple yet effective design, it’s a fun way to explore the magic of colour changing yarns in your crafting journey.

My Dotty Bobble Blanket pattern is now available in English (US and UK Terminology included) on Etsy, Ravelry , Lovecrafts, and Payhip 

🧶 And now also available in English US terminology and German on Hobbii 🧶

Materials 

6mm hook

Main body yarn: Aran/worsted weight/size 4: 480g,

Contrast Bobble yarn: DK/Light/ size 3 50g 

Total: 530g

I used 

3 x 170g Hobbii Crafting Acrylic Color: Ivory (02) and

1 x 200g Hobbii Horizon Color: Rainforest (18)

Yarn Needle

Size

Finished blanket measures approx width 83cm x length 110cm (32½ in x 43in), ideal for a baby blanket or lap blanket. 

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My Dotty Bobble Blanket pattern is now available in English (US and UK Terminology included) on Etsy, Ravelry , Lovecrafts, and Payhip 

🧶 And now also available in English US terminology and German on Hobbii 🧶

Tester Love!

A big thank you to my wonderful testers for their meticulous work on the Dotty Bobble Blanket pattern! Your attention to detail helped ensure the instructions are clear, easy to follow, and a joy to use.

Viola @violakaizer used 450g Hobbii Crafting Acrylic, Colour (37) Soft Gray and 120g Hobbii Horizon, Colour (03) Sunset

Marita used various scrap yarns

Tina decided to use three complimentary shades of the same colour and make white glittery bobbles. 

She used Lovecrafts paintbox simply Aran for the body of the blanket and Home Bargains white glittery dk yarn for the bobbles.

Paintbox simply Aran in dusty rose 200g

Paintbox simply Aran in tea rose 200g 

Paintbox simply Aran in aubergine 200g 

Home Bargains glittery dk in white 100g

Emma @southron_emma used paintbox aran in bubblegum pink. For the DK yarn she used some of her stash.

Vanessa @bellassewingroom used cygnet Aran (spring 312) and for the bobbles king Cole tropical beaches (Olympus beach 4859)

Maddy @lincoln_woolpack used just under 4 x 100g Stylecraft special Aran in Silver and 150g of Stylecraft Bambino Prints in Sailboat

Thanks again to my wonderful testers!!

My Dotty Bobble Blanket pattern is now available in English (US and UK Terminology included) on Etsy, Ravelry , Lovecrafts, and Payhip 

🧶 And now also available in English US terminology and German on Hobbii 🧶

Opening up #patterntesting for my #emperorpenguin design!

Hello and welcome to my first attempt to get a pattern tested! Since I’m not sure how many testers will be interested, I don’t have a limit or a deadline as of now.

I can’t pay anyone, so what you’ll get for testing is the completed pattern in PDF form for free - and if I ever have to update the pattern, I’ll send you those updated versions as well. I’ll also thank you personally in the pattern listing, either with your username on mastodon or any other name you’d rather I use.

I haven’t posted the pattern anywhere yet. If you agree to be a tester, I will privately send you a link to a google doc. If you have an account on ravelry.com, I'll also send the tester code for my draft so you can link a project to it.

How I’d like this to go:

1. Testers email me at [email protected] to let me know they want to test (having it all there will make it easier for me to handle).
2. I send you the link (and the tester code if applicable).
3. You share any questions or criticisms you have about the pattern so I can change it if needed.
4. Once all is completed, I send you the finished PDF.
5. Testers upload your project + pictures with the tester code (if applicable).
6. I upload the pattern with thanks to anyone who tested in the description.
7. If you don't post on Ravelry, you can post pics here on Mastodon and link to the pattern after I've uploaded it.

I hope I’m doing this right! I’ll answer any questions here or through email. (But my carpal tunnel is flaring up so it may be a few hours from now.)

#patterntestercall #crochet #crochetpattern #amigurumi #AltText4Me

Frogged stitches, like so many purple ramen noodles. #knitting #frogging #patterntesting