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Finished Object - Spooky Hat. Here's how I adapted the pattern to fit my needs.

There are a lot of reasons why someone may not want to test your pattern, such as poor photos of the finished item, not enough information provided in the posting, or too many requirements and demands put on the testers. Follow these suggestions to set up a successful pattern test call that knitters will want to join! DON'T MAKE IT TOO SHORT You have to remember that knitters have lives, things come up, and that the larger sizes need more time than the smaller sizes. As a goo

Prevent knitting injuries with these easy exercises.

Tech Editing versus Test Knitting. What's the difference and do you need both?

Style Sheets - what they are and why you need one. Consistency = Professionalism.

These are some common mistakes I see with measurements and conversions.

Use romance text to help draw people into your pattern, create a connection and gain interest into the piece.

How to organize your yarn stash so you can see and find all the yarn you own!

Maybe your current Tech Editor isn't a good fit or it's your first time looking for one. Here are some tips to get started.