Crochet tools
BetaCounting squares on graph paper, guessing amigurumi increases, or a pattern that stops before your size? Chart it, build it in 3D or size it to your measurements, and get every row written out.
The chart maker for colorwork, C2C, filet and symbol charts; the 3D builder for amigurumi; the garment designer for clothes from your measurements.
Charts are drawn at your gauge, toys stitch by stitch in 3D, and garments to scale. Change anything and every count updates.
Get the written pattern in US terms, saved to your account. Work mode keeps your place row by row or round by round.
Sweaters, tops, skirts and hats from your measurements, graded across sizes.
Quick answers before you start: how much yarn, how big a hat.
Graphghans, C2C, symbol charts and photos turned into charts, with written rows.
Design stuffed toys in 3D, or start from a photo of a toy, and get the round-by-round pattern.
How StitchThis stacks up for crochet.
Designing and previewing are free. Your first basic crochet pattern (a chart or a garment) is free with a StitchThis account. After that basic patterns are $5.99 each or 5 for $20, and 3D toy patterns are $9.99 each.
Yes. Craft Unlimited ($9.99/month or $99.99/year) gives unlimited patterns in every craft: crochet, cross stitch and embroidery, with photo to 3D included. The Maker plan covers cross stitch and embroidery, not crochet.
Yes. Charts are written row by row (or diagonal by diagonal for C2C), toys round by round with assembly, and garments row by row with stitch counts for every size.
Yes. The garment tools start from your measurements and grade the pattern across sizes, so the stitch counts match your body and your gauge.
Yes. The chart maker turns a picture into a colorwork, C2C or filet chart, and photo to 3D turns a photo of a stuffed toy into pieces you fix in the 3D builder.
Standard US crochet terms.
