Tech editing is the process of reviewing knitting or crochet patterns to ensure they are accurate, clear, and consistent. I check for errors in stitch counts, instructions, sizing, formatting, and more, making sure your pattern is easy to follow and ready to be used by knitters or crocheters.

A tech editor helps catch mistakes that are easy to overlook when designing a pattern. We ensure your instructions make sense, numbers add up, and that everything is in line with standard knitting terminology. This saves you time and makes your pattern more professional.

I currently tech edit smaller knitting patterns, like socks and accessories. I’m always open to new types of projects, so feel free to reach out if you’re unsure!

The timeline depends on the complexity of the pattern. Simple projects like socks or hats can take a few days, while more detailed patterns like sweaters may take longer. I’ll give you an estimated turnaround time when you submit your pattern.

I check everything from stitch counts and measurements to instructions, abbreviations, charts, and formatting. I make sure the pattern is logical, easy to follow, and consistent throughout.

My rates vary depending on the complexity and length of the pattern. I charge per hour or per pattern, and I’ll provide a quote once I’ve reviewed your design.

You can email me your pattern in PDF or Word format, or share it as a goodle document. If you have any specific concerns, let me know, and I’ll make sure to address them during the editing process.

I’ll suggest edits and corrections using comments, so you have the final say on any changes. You can then decide which suggestions to implement.

Yes! Along with technical edits, I’ll check for spelling, grammar, and overall readability to ensure your pattern looks professional.

Simply reach out to me through the Contact Me page, and we can discuss your pattern and tech editing needs. I’m excited to help make your design the best it can be!