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Skill Levels Guide
Not sure where to start?
Our patterns are sorted by skill level from ðą Beginner to ðŧ Advanced.
ðą 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
ð§ķ Examples: scarves, dishcloths, simple mitts
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ðŋ 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)
ð§ķ Examples: hats, cowls, shawls, basic garments
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ðū 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
ð§ķ Examples: mittens with thumb gussets, textured garments, multicolor accessories
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ðŧ 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)
ð§ķ Examples: shawls with short rows and lace, detailed garments, embroidered or modular pieces
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