Garment

Design a top, get the crochet pattern for it

Swap the neckline, the body length and the sleeves until it looks like the thing you meant to make. Pick a size. It writes that pattern, row by row.

A crochet top in plum yarn, with a turtle neck, cropped body and bell sleeves.
Neck
Body
Sleeves
€0To design
€5Per pattern
€4On Pro

What you get

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The shape you pick
Necklines, body lengths and sleeves, on a top you can turn while you decide. It changes as you swap pieces, so you are choosing by looking rather than by reading a list.
Your size
Pick one and see its flat-lay measurements against the others before you commit to it.
A written pattern
A PDF, row by row, with the stitch counts for the shape and the size you chose.
The gauge, stated
Each design is written to one tension, and the builder tells you what it is before you buy so you can match it with a swatch.
Kept in your account
Bought patterns stay there. Download them again whenever.

Also called

People search for this a few ways. It is one thing: you choose how the top is shaped, you pick a size, and you get a written pattern for it.

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Questions

What does it cost?

Designing costs nothing, and you see the price before you pay. A pattern is €5, or €4 with Pro.

What can I change?

The neckline, the body length, the sleeves and the size. The top turns as you swap pieces, so you can see what you are buying before you buy it.

Can I enter my own gauge?

Not yet. Each design is written to one tension and the builder tells you what it is, so you can crochet a swatch and match it. Working to your own gauge is on the list.

Do I need an account to try it?

No. Design the whole thing, turn it round, see the price. You sign in at the point of buying, and your design comes with you.

What if the pattern is wrong?

We fix it or refund you.

Start one

Design it for nothing and decide after. If you want to match the tension first, there is a guide to swatching.