Interactive Patterns
I’ve been crocheting long enough that I don’t think of myself as someone who “just follows the pattern.” I want to understand what I’m making. And yet - a mosaic cowl almost broke me. The pattern wasn’t missing information. It had written rows and a chart. I
Product Updates and New Features
I learned crochet the way a lot of self-taught makers do: in pieces. Stitches from one blog. A free pattern from one designer. My first paid download from another. Yarn from the shop down the street, or whatever was in stock online, with the pattern’s yarn list treated
Interactive Patterns
I first realized the PDF format was failing crochet—not as a minor inconvenience, but as a real blocker—on an airplane. I’d boarded with a complex hat project, and I’d forgotten to print the pattern. The internet was shaky, so I did what anyone would do: I
Mandala Studies
Understanding Crochet in the Round This work is part of an ongoing effort to understand the architecture of crochet in the round — how stitch rules, placement, and notation interact to produce stable circular structures. While much of this investigation centers on charts and diagrams, it also creates space for related