Questions? Answers! πŸ’‘

The things crocheters ask us most.

What do I get when I buy a pattern?

An instant PDF download with step-by-step instructions, photos, stitch counts for every row, a materials list and an assembly guide. Written in US crochet terms.

Is this a physical product?

No β€” all patterns are digital PDF downloads only. No finished toy or yarn will be shipped.

I'm a beginner. Can I make these?

Yes! Most patterns only use basic stitches (sc, inc, dec, ch, sl st). Each PDF includes a key techniques section, and trickier steps come with photos.

How much is a pattern, and what do I get?

Every pattern is . You pay once and the PDF is yours forever β€” no subscription, nothing to cancel. Checkout and delivery are handled by Payhip; the download link lands in your inbox seconds after payment.

What is β€œbuy 3, get 20 free”?

Every time the number of patterns you've bought reaches a multiple of 3 (so 3, 6, 9…), we email you a free bundle of 20 extra patterns. Three in one basket counts the same as three separate visits. It happens automatically β€” just use the same email address each time you check out. Refunded patterns don't count.

What hook and yarn do I need?

Each pattern lists exact materials. Most designs use a 2.0mm hook β€” but any yarn works if you pair it with a matching hook size (your pal will just be bigger or smaller!).

Can I sell items I make from your patterns?

The patterns are for personal use. Please don't copy, share, translate or resell the PDF files themselves.

I didn't receive my download. Help!

Check your spam folder for the Payhip email first. Still nothing? Contact us and we'll sort it out right away.

What does the πŸ”₯ number mean?

It's how much attention a pattern is getting β€” not a price, not a stock count.

Every pattern starts with its own number, then it goes up as people look at it: +3 each time someone opens it, +100 each time someone downloads it. The same person opening it again counts again. Numbers over 1,000 are shortened (1,234 shows as 1.2k). The figure you see refreshes a few times a day, so it won't tick up while you're browsing.

On a pattern page you're seeing the number from before you arrived β€” your own visit shows up the next time you drop by. It updates within a few seconds of a visit, so two people looking at the same moment might briefly see slightly different numbers.