Do you have notebooks filled with random crochet and knitting projects? Loose papers scattered everywhere with half-written patterns, yarn lists, and missing supplies? Stop the chaos! Start using a Project Planner for your crochet and knitting creations. These planners are easy to fill out and ensure you always have the right information at hand.

Want to know what a Project Planner is and how it can help you? Read on!

Why Use a Crochet & Knitting Project Planner?

I know the struggle all too well—scribbled pattern notes on scattered papers, incomplete yarn details, and by the time I want to recreate a project… everything is missing! Important details like material lists, yarn colors, and stitch adjustments are lost. Flipping through old notebooks for hours is frustrating, so I decided to create a Project Planner to keep all my crochet and knitting projects well-organized.

What is a Project Planner?

A Project Planner is a structured document where you record all the key details of your crochet or knitting project. This includes the yarn used, hook or needle size, and any special stitches or modifications. If you are adjusting a designer’s pattern to fit your needs, you can document those changes too!

I save all my completed planners digitally on my computer, but you can also print them out and store them in a binder. The best part? When you want to remake a project, everything is neatly documented on a single page—no more guessing or redoing calculations. If you’re making multiple versions of the same project, simply assign them a name and code (e.g., “ProjectName-01”, “ProjectName-02”) to keep things organized.

What Information Does the Project Planner Include?

The planner features key fields that every crochet and knitting designer needs, including:

• Project Name – Name of your amigurumi, scarf, blanket, or any other handmade item.
• Made For – Who is this project for? Adults, kids, home decor?
• Start & End Date – Track when you started and finished, perfect for custom orders.
• Designer – Did you design it yourself, or are you modifying an existing pattern?
• Finished Size – Keep a record of the final dimensions for future reference or sales.
• Yarn Details – Type, brand, color codes, and weight.
• Hook/Needle Size – So you never forget what size worked best.
• Gauge Swatch & Stitch Ratio – Ensure consistency in future projects.

…and much more!

How Can You Get This Planner?

It’s super easy! You can download my Project Planners for FREE from my webshop! I’ve created four different planners, available in PDF format for easy printing. If you have Adobe editing software, you can even fill them out digitally.

Grab your free planners now! Download your favorite version (or all of them) and get started on your next crochet or knitting project!

Download Your Free Project Planner Here

Happy crocheting & knitting!