Crochet Project Planner (Free Printable PDF)
Pattern, yarn, hook size and gauge at the top, then a round-by-round stitch count table so you can check your increases without unravelling anything.
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The top of the sheet holds the project, the pattern name, the designer or source, the size you are making, the finished measurements and the gauge the pattern asks for. The yarn table takes three yarns with brand, colourway and dye lot, weight, number of balls and the yardage or metres in each ball, so a mid-project trip to the shop starts with the right information rather than a guess.
The hook table records two hooks by US letter and millimetre size, brand, what you used each for, and the hook the pattern called for, which is the quickest way to see why your gauge came out tight. Underneath, the gauge swatch record keeps two attempts: hook size, stitches and rows over four inches or ten centimetres, whether you blocked the swatch and whether it matched.
The stitch count table is the part a crochet pattern really needs. Rounds are already numbered down two columns, 12 or 24 of them depending on the option, with a column for the stitch count at the end of the round and a wider column for increases, decreases and colour changes. If a later round goes wrong, the count tells you which round it happened in. A ruled notes block closes the page, and every cell is fillable.
