Dragonette Crochet
Open the designer

Hand crocheted · Budapest

Every piece begins with one loop.

A free pattern designer that runs in your browser, so you can draw your own crochet patterns, and a gallery of what I have made by hand so far.

The pattern designerGallery
A folded crocheted scarf in autumn colours on a worn wooden table: rust, dark brown, mustard, beige and cream stripes
Two hands crocheting with a white hook over an openwork blanket in brown, green and cream, with a skein of yarn behind.
A white chenille dragon with lilac horns and back spikes, its long body curled in a ring around its head, with red safety eyes
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Pattern designer · free · in your browser

Draw your own pattern

The pattern designer exists so that you can design your own crochet patterns with it: you draw a stitch chart with international (CYC) or Japanese (JIS) symbols, freely, on a grid, a granny square or in rounds, and colour it in. It is free, with no sign-up and nothing to install.

Open the pattern designerWhat the pattern designer does
The pattern designer interface in English: in the middle, a colourful round chart — a magic ring, twelve pink double crochets around it, purple chain arches, twelve teal shells and pink picots along the edge; on the left, the stitch palette.
A mandala designed free-form, then coloured in.
The pattern designer interface in English: in the middle, a three-round granny square chart with eight double crochets in round 1, double crochets along the sides of rounds 2 and 3 and chains in the corners; on the right, the Rounds panel with side and corner counts per round; on the left, the stitch palette.
A three-round granny square. Each stitch drops into its cell, and the rounds grow to fit the stitches in them.

About

I have been crocheting for twenty years. Sometimes only scarves, sometimes amigurumi or tablecloths.

Now I have written a crochet pattern designer, because I would like others to love crochet at least as much as I do. It is still in development, so I welcome any idea.

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