Patterns worth making, from Grandma’s craft room to yours.
Stitchfolk grew up at a grandmother’s craft table, where every drawer held yarn, every hoop held a half-finished promise, and no stitch was ever wasted. These are her kind of patterns — clear, patient, and made to be finished.
From one family’s craft room
Stitchfolk exists because one grandmother made everything by hand — crochet, knit, sewing, needlepoint — and made it look like love. We publish patterns the way she taught: write it plain, show every step, and never leave a maker guessing.
Find your craft
Crochet
22 patterns — cardigans, throws, hats, bags, and small joyful amigurumi.
Knitting
24 patterns — sweaters, shawls, socks, and one-evening throws.
Needlepoint
24 patterns — pillows, hoops, ornaments, and stitched keepsakes.
Sewing & everything else
The full shelf, all 95 patterns, filterable by craft.
Makers are reaching for these
Needlepoint Sampler, Mushroom Trio, Woodland Needlepoint
A woodland mushroom trio needlepoint sampler. Instant PDF download (7 pp).
$6.99 View patternCrochet Cardigan, Granny Square Cardigan, Oversized Sweater
An oversized granny square cardigan pattern. Instant PDF download (6 pp).
$10.99 View patternKnit Shawl, Petal Crescent Shawl, Eyelet Lace Shawl
A petal crescent shawl pattern. Instant PDF download (5 pp).
$8.99 View patternChunky Knit Throw, One-Evening Blanket, Seed Stitch
An one-evening chunky throw pattern. Instant PDF download (3 pp).
$6.99 View patternHow buying works
01 · Pick a pattern
Every pattern is a digital PDF with clear instructions, formatted for print and screen.
02 · Check out securely
Payment runs through Stripe — we never see or store your card.
03 · Download & make
Your delivery email carries a signed download link the moment payment confirms. Kettle on, needles out.
Learn the moves, free
New to knitting? Our beginner tutorials assume nothing and teach one move at a time.
Cast on, the long-tail way
The first move in every project, taught slowly.
Choose your first needles
One set that covers your first year of projects.
Read pattern abbreviations
k, p, k2tog, ssk — decoded in plain words.
Which pattern should I start with?
Three questions, one good first project.
From the making table
“The updated pattern is clear, detailed, and easy to follow.”
Start free
Not sure where to begin? Begin free — no purchase required. Work your first dishcloth from our free beginner pattern, on the house.