Crochet Garment Mastery Course

We’ve all had that moment when you take a break from the current crochet WIP to check your overall progress, and notice that something’s not right.

You grab a tape measure or try on the piece to discover it’s not going to fit.

The edges aren’t straight on the back piece, or the body that you’ve been making in the round is big enough for two people.

Maybe you saw a picture of a crochet sweater, and excitedly head over to the pattern shop to get all of the details. As you skim the pattern notes, you discover that you’re in between sizes AGAIN, or the pattern seems intimidating.

Looking at you non-standard crochet term...

And then you recall that you CAN NEVER MATCH GAUGE in a pattern, so you never make a crochet project that requires checking gauge, or you do your own thing.

Rather than feeling frustrated, accepting that your sweater will always be over sized, or never trying, it’s time to learn the secrets to making crochet garments fit.

A sense of pride in what you've created -

You took time to choose a color that compliments your wardrobe. You researched the best yarn to use for the desired finished look. And you finally wear your crochet top out and receive numerous compliments on looking and fitting so well.

It fits like it was altered by a tailor -

You implemented the tips to match pattern gauge. And if your gauge didn't match, you are more comfortable figuring out the difference in stitches and rows to create the desired size with a comfortable neck opening and arm openings.

You create a unique cardigan -

No more days of wishing with every stitch that the back piece will be the same as you shoulder to shoulder measurement. You frog less often and only when you change your mind on how a piece is shaped rather than the sizing is wrong. Instead, you can plan your starting stitch amounts and rows for a seamless or seamed garment.

This is all possible. And it's why I created Crochet Garment Mastery: How to modify crochet patterns to finally fit your body.

As a beta tester, you agree to offer feedback each week and help shape the final course, which means you get to access everything for 50% off the full price.

Getting Started ($400)
Navigating the course, Mindset work before any stitches, Why Fit is Important and Reading a Pattern
What Impacts Fit ($250)
Yarn weight and fiber content; Gauge, tension when holding yarn, and yarn amounts; Blocking; Drape; Ease
Body Measurements ($375)
Understanding Schematics; Upper Body Measurements; Midsection Body Measurements; Lower Body Measurements; How size translates to stitch counts
Ways to Join / Seam Pieces for Garments ($250)
Mattress; Whip; Slip stitch and single crochet; Join as you go; choosing the seam type for professional finishing.
Modification techniques for Fit ($500)
Increases; Decreases; Short Rows; Substituting yarn weight; From sweater to cardigan
Types of Garment Construction ($450)
Seamed pieces; Bottom up and in the round; Top Down; One piece Garments, Sleeve Types, Skirts
Weekly Live Q&A ($240)
Submit your questions for the Q&A, and I will answer. These will be recorded, if you can't make it live.
Private Facebook Group ($100)
Of course, you enjoy crocheting when alone so no one can interrupt your counting, but it's more fun with friends. The private Facebook group will be a space to share progress and receive additional help from Courtney and other students with a current WIP.
Lifetime Access
You will have lifetime access to the final course, and any future updates.

To help you fulfill some of your crochet wants, you'll receive the following:

Bonus #1: Exclusive Crochet Pattern (Regular Price $12)

Practice making adjustments you’ll learn in the course with the Perfect Fit Tunic, a size-inclusive pattern with modification suggestions, a schematic, and table for calculating adjustments. No worries about the math, an example is provided of how to calculate your adjustments.

Bonus #2: Done-For-You Math (Regular Price $29)

Enter pattern gauge and your gauge to discover stitch and row counts for adjustments; determine yarn amounts for your upcoming crochet garment project or yarn substitutions, and record your body measurements with desired amount of ease.

Connie

I want to praise you for the work that you do for your family and the crochet community. Your patterns are well written.

Truly and honestly al of my conversation with you have been helpful. You make me feel like you are totally into our conversation. A lot of people don't do that anymore.

Cheryl

Ok lemme see … What I learned from you - so many things…

I learned how to measure gauge; how to be confident in my ability to actually make a wearable garment; different stitches I had never seen before, let alone done; and how to not be afraid to try new to me stitches and do more than the dreaded granny square.

Can I be honest with you?

I got started as a crochet maker 24 years ago making hats for fellow college students. I was known for crochet and receive various requests over the years. After realizing that being a maker was not for me, I focused on making my own ideas.

Then one comment from a former business coach changed everything. I was a crochet designer!

So I went all in with exploring color, texture, shaping and modifications to avoid the crochet tasks I didn't enjoy.

Within 1 month, I had published my first blog post. Within 3 months, I had published my first crochet pattern, and now, 7 years later, I have self-published 120+ patterns, designed for and been featured in national and international magazines, participated multiple fashion shows, and a speaker in crochet summits.

And now? I want the same for you - crochet confidence in making and wearing garments.

I don't have this kind of money to spend.
If you're worried about spending money right now, I get it. Everything is more expensive than it was a year ago. So it's important that you feel safe & supported if we work together. If you decide to become a student, you can split the payments into three for $109 each.
That said, this course is designed to enhance the skills of beginners interested in garments and experienced crocheters that gave up or get frustrated with garments because the available free information is limited. This course is also meant to save you time from scouring the internet or buying yet another crochet pattern book. Pattern books are great for patterns, but often lack in techniques for making adjustments to the fit. Besides, as a beta students, it costs less than a sweater quantity of hand dyed yarn or less than a day to a fiber festival shopping with numerous vendors.

If you are a maker, you can increase your prices for custom garments, as you'll know how to create a tailored fit for your customers.
If you're a crochet designer, you can now consider designing garments with an understanding of garment construction and size grading.
For all crocheters, joining this course means less time frogging, and increased feelings of confidence.
Can't I find this information online for free?
Some of this information can be found for free, but it tends to leave one with more questions than answers on how to implement a technique. When you enroll in Crochet Garment Mastery, you'll receive direct access to Courtney and a private Facebook community for support to your specific questions about the techniques presented.
I'm just a beginner crocheter. Is this for me?
Yes! Crochet Garment Mastery is for all crocheters that are familiar with standard crochet stitches and can or are learning to read a crochet pattern. If you find something confusing, you can submit questions for the live Q&As, as well as in the private Facebook Group.
Can I really make crochet garments fit better when my body is disproportionate?
YES!! The main point of Crochet Garment Mastery is to learn more than changing hook sizes for adjustments at the chest, waist and hips. You'll learn about what impact fit, taking proper body measurements (included some that you may not know are helpful), methods of joining and why, modification techniques including yarn substitution, and the type of garment construction. Combine all of this information to know what modification work best for the type of crochet garment you want to make, and looks best on you.
What if I can't make the live Q&A when I have questions?
No worries! Each student will be able to submit their questions before the live Q&A, and I will start the live by answering those questions, and then transition to answering questions from those in attendance. Each live Q&A will be recorded and uploaded to the course platform.

You can also ask a question in the private Facebook group after watching the Q& A replay

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