My Crochet Project Planner

Printable pages to plan projects, track supplies and keep terms handy

In this guide you will discover:

Project page: name, recipient, pattern source and page
Yarn, hook, size and quantity fields
Start and end dates for each project
Idea, color and notes boxes for recording changes
Monthly planner with a Monday-to-Sunday grid

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Why you need My Crochet Project Planner

Crocheters juggling several projects at once

Gift makers planning around birthdays and holidays

Anyone who wants to track stash and spending

Once you have more than one project on the go, details start slipping: which hook did you use for that hat, which page was the pattern on, how much did that yarn cost? This crochet planner printable keeps all of it on paper in one place.

What's on each page

The project page gives you space to record the project name, who it's for, the book or ebook and page the pattern came from, the yarn and hook used, sizes, quantity, and start and end dates. Below that, boxes for idea, color and notes let you jot down modifications you'll want to remember next time.

The monthly planner has a Monday-to-Sunday grid, a section for goals of the month and a to-do list, which is useful if you're making gifts to a deadline or working through a list of projects.

The design space is a blank page for sketching your own ideas, color layouts or stitch charts.

The crochet inventory is a table with columns for material, color, size and cost, so you can see what's in your stash before buying more.

A terminology chart you'll actually use

Two reference pages list common abbreviations with their US and UK names side by side, from ch and sl st through sc, hdc, dc, tr and dtr, decreases such as sc2tog and dc3tog, clusters, popcorns, shells, picots, front and back post stitches, and working terms like beg, rep, rnd and sp. Keep it next to your hook when you switch between patterns from different countries.

How to use your crochet planner printable

Print as many project pages as you need, punch them for a binder, or fill them in digitally with a PDF app on a tablet.

What's inside

Project page: name, recipient, pattern source and page
Yarn, hook, size and quantity fields
Start and end dates for each project
Idea, color and notes boxes for recording changes
Monthly planner with a Monday-to-Sunday grid
Goals of the month and to-do list sections
A blank design space for sketches and color plans
Crochet inventory table for material, color, size and cost
US vs. UK terminology chart for basic stitches
Terms for decreases, clusters, popcorns, shells and post stitches
Common working abbreviations such as beg, rep, rnd and sp

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My Crochet Project Planner · 7 pages

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Frequently asked questions

Can I print the planner more than once?

Yes. It's a PDF for your personal use, so you can print as many copies of the project pages, monthly planner, design space and inventory as you need. Many people print a stack of project pages and keep them in a binder with their patterns and notes.

Can I fill it in on a tablet?

Yes. You can open the PDF in a note-taking or PDF annotation app that lets you write or type on top of pages. That way you can keep your planner on the same device you use to read your patterns, without printing anything.

What's on the terminology pages?

Two pages list common crochet abbreviations with the US term and UK term side by side. They cover basic stitches from chain to double treble, decreases, clusters, popcorns, shells, picots, front and back post stitches and everyday working terms like repeat, round and space.