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Using my 13+ years of working within the Yarn Industry to teach you how to become a Crochet Tech Editor.

 

Who is the course for?

If you're ready to take your crochet knowledge to the next level, and you also enjoy maths and spreadsheets, then this self-paced e-course could be perfect for you.

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If you're a proofreader with a love for crochet, or a knitting tech editor ready to expand your skills, then this course could be the perfect solution.

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If you're a crochet designer, looking to expand your skills and knowledge, then this course is just the ticket.

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What's included?

I've included everything you need to develop the skills and knowledge needed to become a crochet tech editor.

You will receive:

• Five extensive modules, each with visual slideshow presentations with audio narration with accompanying course notes in the form of pdf files.

• Detailed examples and exercises.

• A 'quick start guide' and password to access the restricted learning area of my website where you will find the course modules and documents.

• Lifetime access to the course content and any updates and revisions.

• Live Q&A sessions where you can ask questions about the course.

• An invitation to join my private Facebook group of Designers and Tech Editors, so that you can ask general questions and support each other.

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The course covers:

• An introduction about technical editing.

• Technical Editing vs Pattern checking.

• Why is technical editing so important?

• What is a style sheet and why is it important?

• Checking pattern intros - materials/tension or gauge/yarn info etc.

• Checking the maths in rows and rounds.

• An introduction to simple grading

• An introduction to simple charts. 

• And so much more .......

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What skills do you need to take this course?

• Have a good basic crochet knowledge.

• Understand how increasing and decreasing shapes a piece of crochet.

• Have a good eye for the detail.

• Have a sound grasp of basic maths.

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I will talk you through setting up simple spreadsheet in the course material, and if preferred you can simply use pen and paper which is something I do often too.

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Does this sound like the ideal solution?

Then click below to join the waiting list for the next course.