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Skill Levels Guide
Not sure where to start?
Our patterns are sorted by skill level from đ± Beginner to đ» Advanced.
đ± Beginner
You’re just starting out. These patterns use basic stitches and simple construction with minimal shaping or finishing. Perfect for first projects or mindful, relaxing makes.
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You should be comfortable with:
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Knit/purl or basic crochet stitches (sc, dc)
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Simple increases/decreases
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Reading a basic written pattern
𧶠Examples: scarves, dishcloths, simple mitts
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đż Adventurous Beginner
You’re ready to explore. These patterns build on basics with easy stitch patterns, simple shaping, and an introduction to techniques like working in the round or light colorwork.
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You should be comfortable with:
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Following stitch patterns (ribbing, simple lace, texture)
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Basic shaping (inc/dec, working in the round)
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Some finishing (seaming, picking up stitches)
𧶠Examples: hats, cowls, shawls, basic garments
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đŸ Intermediate
You’re growing your skills. These patterns may include multiple techniques, more complex stitch patterns, and thoughtful construction details.
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You should be comfortable with:
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Intermediate stitch patterns (lace, cables, mosaic)
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Working flat and in the round
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Reading charts and/or following more detailed instructions
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Managing shaping + stitch pattern simultaneously
𧶠Examples: mittens with thumb gussets, textured garments, multicolor accessories
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đ» Advanced
You’re confident and creative. These patterns challenge your technical skills and reward your focus with stunning results. Think intricate stitchwork, layered techniques, or unusual construction.
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You should be comfortable with:
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Combining techniques in a single project
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Complex stitch patterns or charts
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Shaping within pattern repeats
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Embellishment or finishing details (like embroidery or tailored edges)
𧶠Examples: shawls with short rows and lace, detailed garments, embroidered or modular pieces
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