Looking for Pattern Testers!

 
 

Attention all avid amigurumi crocheters, I need help with pattern testing a new set! This pattern set has 7 different characters inside, involving doll crochet patterns, they work up really fast.

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    What types of patterns to test?

    For my latest Prehistoric Set, I need a couple of pattern testers to help me with it! There are 7 patterns in total, so I may need that number or more to help me. Do note, I will be using US terminology and each pattern tester will only be testing one doll, not the full set - so it should work up pretty fast.

     
     

    What is involved in pattern testing?

    It involves crocheters having access to my patterns (without paying) to test if the pattern makes sense and is easy to follow, and in the process, proof-read for mistakes so that when it is launched, everyone can participate in it with minimal difficulty! I really appreciate it when testers put in time and effort to work up my patterns!

    Is there a deadline?

    Unfortunately, yes I do have one, preferably within 2 weeks of me sending the pattern, because I do have a timeline for the release and I would ideally bring everyone’s feedback on board to make it better. So for this set, it is by the 3rd week of february.

    How can I help?

    Please make recommendations to me for easier understanding of the pattern, as well as proof read for mistakes (I’m only human!).

    Also, to take photos of final pieces under natural lighting and allow me to use them, of course with relevant credit back to the tester, including links back if requested!

    Not forgetting, be willing to share back on your own social media platforms whichever platform it may be.

     
     

    Can I test this pattern if I am a beginner?

    This set of patterns are easily done by beginners but if you have difficulty with finishing it on time, because you have to figure out crocheting and reading amigurumi patterns, then this test might not be suitable for you. You might want to consider trying out this free doll crocheting challenge to get an idea of my base dolls or check out this blog post on amigurumi pattern reading first before you sign up for any pattern tests.


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    Which materials are needed for this test?

    • Scheepjes Catona Cotton Yarn (25gm for each colour)

      • Alternative: Any equivalent acrylic or cotton yarn (1 ball)

      • Colours depend on which doll pattern you get

    • 3.0mm Clover crochet hook

    • Darning needle

    • Stitch markers

    • Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill

    • Scissors

    • 4mm Glass eyes x 2 - used for insertion, can be glued down

    Where do I sign up?

    Go ahead and scroll to the bottom of this post, there will be a sign up form there. Once you sign up, you should receive an email with a brief form to fill up. Fill up and form and submit it and I will get back to you (within the week) if you have been chosen for the pattern test!

    How can I contact you?

    I am available via email at hello@pocketyarnlings.com or through the contact me portal here. Unfortunately, my experience is that the facebook messenger and instagram DMs are notoriously unreliable as some folks have been blocked by my account before and I am unable to communicate threw those portals. Email would be best!

    Final note

    Guys moving forward, these call-outs might occur on a regular basis and if you join the Pocket Yarnlings VIP subscribers list, you will always be notified when I have new patterns to test! Will also take feedback on board with regards to the kinds of patterns or techniques to use as well!

     
     

    Steps involved in signing up:

    1) Sign up for this pattern test below.

    2) Check the email in your inbox (check spam if you cannot find it) and read the details.

    3) Fill up the form inside the email.

    4) Wait for any reply from me within the week!

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