Crochet patterns and charts

Stop counting in your head.

Pick a shape and a size, and get a crochet pattern written for it. The chart designer, the symbol canvas and the row counter are free to use.

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Top · Size M · Double crochet

Row 9ch 3, dc in each st to end.40 sts

Row 10ch 3, *dc 4, 2 dc in next; rep from * to end.48 sts

Row 11ch 3, dc in each st to end.48 sts

Row 12ch 3, *dc 5, 2 dc in next; rep from * to end.56 sts

Row 13ch 3, dc in each st to end.56 sts

Row 14ch 3, *dc 6, 2 dc in next; rep from * to end.64 sts

Row 15ch 3, dc in each st to end.64 sts

Row 16ch 3, *dc 7, 2 dc in next; rep from * to end.72 sts

Pattern builder

Patterns cut to your shape

Open the pattern builder

Change the neckline, the sleeves and the length until the top looks like the one you want. Pick a size, and you get back a pattern written for that exact shape.

Swap necklines, sleeves and length, and watch the top change
Written out row by row, for the size you picked
A PDF to keep, with the stitch counts down the margin

A crochet top in plum yarn, with a turtle neck, cropped body and bell sleeves.

Neck
Body
Sleeves

The cover of a generated crochet pattern: a photograph of the finished top, and its size, gauge and stitch. — **Example**Size XS11 pagesPDF

Grid pattern

Chart it before you hook it

Start from a blank grid Start from a photo

Corner to corner, C2C, pixel pattern, tapestry, alpha pattern, graph pattern. Whatever your corner of the internet calls it, this is where you make one. Upload a photo and let it convert, or start on an empty grid and fill it in yourself.

Upload an image and pick how many colours to reduce it to
Recolour any stitch by hand afterwards
Count your rows against the chart as you work
Export it as written text to follow on your phone

Click or drag to colour a stitch

Symbol pattern

Diagram it with real crochet symbols

The standard set, drawn properly: over 120 of them. Chains, posts, clusters, shells and the Tunisian stitches, placed on a canvas, grouped into layers so a motif stays editable, and exported as an image to share.

Open the symbol designer

Row counter

Never lose your place again

Put the phone down mid-row and pick it back up an hour later. Counters save per project, so a blanket and a cardigan don't share a tally, and the targets are big because you are holding a hook.

Open the row counter

Row

128

Stitch42

Project

Ripple blanket

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