Garment Patterns Based on Your Skill Level
Want to try your first garment? Give lacework a go? Play with colour? Whether you are a beginner crafter or a seasoned pro, I have a pattern recommendation for everyone!
It’s important to pay attention to skill levels and difficulty rating so that you get satisfaction from completing a project a little outside your comfort zone, but don’t feel stressed about how tricky it is. I hope this guide helps you pick the right project for you!
Plus, to help you get started in 2025, I am offering a special discount when you use the code NY25 on any of my garments!
Beginner
Snowglobe Sweater
The Snowglobe Sweater is a simple sweater made from four panels in a simple stitch pattern. The bulky weight yarn makes it quick to work up and super cosy: the perfect first sweater!
Birdsong Tee
With a simple stitch pattern, basic increases and a customisable design, this pattern is a great first sweater or quick project.
Advanced Beginner
Cobblestone Sweater Dress
With a lace pattern, raglan shaping, and crochet ribbing, this is a great project for someone who is comfortable with crochet and garments or is looking for a more challenging piece.
Wingspan Cardigan
With a simple lace pattern and shaping, this pattern requires a little more focus but has a rewarding end result. Perfect for knitters looking for a bit of a challenge.
Intermediate
Aubrielle Top
This elegant design uses some harder techniques for a breathtaking effect. With a mixture of textures, stitches, and shaping, this pattern is a great project for someone who wants a bit of a challenge.
Dragonfly Jumper
The colourwork and shaping take a bit of time but it pays off in this delicate, gorgeous piece. The mixture of textures and yarns creates an interesting feel and opportunity to play around with customisation.
You can create a beautiful piece, no matter your skill level! All you need is a willingness to try and a few hours a week. Which pattern are you starting next? Comment below!