Difficulty Level 1
This knitting pattern is especially suitable for beginners, as the top-down construction is simple and clearly structured.
It usually features a raglan or circular yoke construction without short rows.
Difficulty Level 2
This knitting pattern is suitable for advanced beginners and includes short rows in addition to basic knitting skills.
Difficulty Level 3
In addition to short rows, these patterns include further techniques such as picking up stitches from an existing knitted piece (e.g. for shoulders or sleeves).
Difficulty Level 4
In addition to techniques for experienced knitters, these patterns also include textured stitches such as brioche.
Difficulty Level 5
In addition to techniques for experienced knitters, these patterns also include charted stitch patterns.
