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Lots of stolen pattern that are available for free and ability to cancel skip or make changes to subscription is not available as described

Joined in the trial, still here. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me.

Joined in the trial, still here. I used to spend way more buying patterns one at a time. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined. Go get it.

I sat down and ranked my monthly subscriptions. Netflix, my coffee club, and this. I'd cancel Netflix first. My husband Don disagrees but he's not the one with 14 finished projects on the shelf since August. He did ask for a trout though. Found one in the vault.

Best $30 I spend each month. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Buying the whole set next.

I crochet for my anxiety. My therapist actually suggested it. The hard part was always deciding what to make next, and that decision alone could stall me for days. Now I open the vault, pick something, and start. I've finished a project every week since August. It helps more than I expected.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me. No contracts, cancel anytime, which is why I was willing to try it.

Retired from the school district June 1st after 31 years and had no idea what to do with myself. My daughter sent me the link. I'm on project number nine now, a sleepy sloth for my great-nephew. I crochet every morning with my coffee before my husband wakes up. It's my favorite hour.

I've been burned by subscriptions that hide the cancel button. Before I started the trial I went looking for it. One click, right there in my account. That made me trust it. Three months later I'm still subscribed and I just finished a pumpkin for my sister.

Absolutely Amazing patterns packs!! Well worth the price.

Cancelled in June to tighten the budget. Lasted two weeks. I kept going to open the vault for a quick dinosaur for my neighbor's boy and remembering it was gone. Re-subscribed on a Thursday and made the dinosaur that night. Not leaving again.

Honestly dangerous for my yarn budget. I search by animal or theme and have a pattern open in under a minute. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined.

I'm a fast crocheter and I go through patterns quickly. The library is already enormous but I'd love a bigger batch of brand-new ones each month. Made an entire farm set for my grandson Wyatt's third birthday in two weeks. Still my favorite craft purchase this year, hands down.

Honestly dangerous for my yarn budget. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Zero complaints.

I went back and added up my Etsy pattern receipts from last year. $212. Mostly $6 patterns I made once. Now I open the vault instead. Made a whole family of foxes for my sister's kids last month and didn't spend a cent beyond the monthly fee.

Got stuck on round 9 of a little bear, couldn't tell if I'd miscounted. Messaged the Willis Crochet page at about 2 pm not expecting much. Anna wrote back before 3 with a photo of where I'd gone wrong. I'm 72 and nobody answers me that fast anymore. That alone is worth the fee.

I once ruined a whole blanket because a pattern was in UK terms and didn't say so. Every pattern in the vault says US terms right at the top with a conversion note. Small thing. Saved me a lot of grief on the owl I made for my book club friend Ruth.

Signed up at 11:04 pm on a Friday because I couldn't sleep. Had a PDF open on my iPad by 11:05. Printed two the next morning on our old HP and they came out crisp, big photos, no cut-off edges. I keep them in a binder now. Up to 23 pages.

Pays for itself with one project. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me.

This is my crochet Netflix. I make these for my Etsy shop so I appreciated how consistent everything is. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. I've made 5 projects since joining and they've all come out well. The library keeps growing, so there's always something new when I log in. Great for beginners, fun for everyone else.

I'll be honest, I signed up hoping for cardigans and shawls. It's mostly toys and seasonal decor. If that's what you want, it's excellent and I mean that. I made a gorgeous pumpkin set for my mantle. Just not the sweater library I was picturing. Keeping it for now.

I buy yarn on clearance so I'm always working backwards from what's in my bins. I'd love a filter for yarn weight. That said, I made a whole set of woodland animals for my niece's nursery and every pattern was clear and the photos were honest. Four stars, nearly five.

Last winter I frogged an entire fox three times because a free pattern had the wrong count in round 14. I've made eleven things from the vault now and haven't ripped out a single row. Someone actually tests these before they go up. You can tell.

Church, lunch, then I sit on the back porch with my iced tea and pick one new pattern from the vault. My husband Ray says the house is filling up with little animals. He's not wrong. The photos match the finished piece every single time, which I can't say about most patterns I've paid for.

Liked it a lot. Instant access, no shipping, and the search actually works. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined. Search could use a difficulty filter.

I've been crocheting since my mother taught me in 1994 and I honestly thought I'd seen every pattern there was. Opened the vault on a Tuesday night and found a sea otter holding a shell. Made it for my grandson Theo. He hasn't put it down. Cancelled my two other pattern subscriptions the next morning.

This is my crochet Netflix. I squeeze crochet in during nap time so I appreciated how consistent everything is. No contracts, cancel anytime, which is why I was willing to try it. Everything I've opened has been clearly written with stitch counts. Perfect gift pattern.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. I used to spend way more buying patterns one at a time. The library keeps growing, so there's always something new when I log in. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for.

Best $30 I spend each month. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. I've made 4 projects since joining and they've all come out well. Everything I've opened has been clearly written with stitch counts.

cancel my subscription

Lots of stolen pattern that are available for free and ability to cancel skip or make changes to subscription is not available as described

Joined in the trial, still here. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me.

Joined in the trial, still here. I used to spend way more buying patterns one at a time. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined. Go get it.

I sat down and ranked my monthly subscriptions. Netflix, my coffee club, and this. I'd cancel Netflix first. My husband Don disagrees but he's not the one with 14 finished projects on the shelf since August. He did ask for a trout though. Found one in the vault.

Best $30 I spend each month. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Buying the whole set next.

I crochet for my anxiety. My therapist actually suggested it. The hard part was always deciding what to make next, and that decision alone could stall me for days. Now I open the vault, pick something, and start. I've finished a project every week since August. It helps more than I expected.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me. No contracts, cancel anytime, which is why I was willing to try it.

Retired from the school district June 1st after 31 years and had no idea what to do with myself. My daughter sent me the link. I'm on project number nine now, a sleepy sloth for my great-nephew. I crochet every morning with my coffee before my husband wakes up. It's my favorite hour.

I've been burned by subscriptions that hide the cancel button. Before I started the trial I went looking for it. One click, right there in my account. That made me trust it. Three months later I'm still subscribed and I just finished a pumpkin for my sister.

Absolutely Amazing patterns packs!! Well worth the price.

Cancelled in June to tighten the budget. Lasted two weeks. I kept going to open the vault for a quick dinosaur for my neighbor's boy and remembering it was gone. Re-subscribed on a Thursday and made the dinosaur that night. Not leaving again.

Honestly dangerous for my yarn budget. I search by animal or theme and have a pattern open in under a minute. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined.

I'm a fast crocheter and I go through patterns quickly. The library is already enormous but I'd love a bigger batch of brand-new ones each month. Made an entire farm set for my grandson Wyatt's third birthday in two weeks. Still my favorite craft purchase this year, hands down.

Honestly dangerous for my yarn budget. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Zero complaints.

I went back and added up my Etsy pattern receipts from last year. $212. Mostly $6 patterns I made once. Now I open the vault instead. Made a whole family of foxes for my sister's kids last month and didn't spend a cent beyond the monthly fee.

Got stuck on round 9 of a little bear, couldn't tell if I'd miscounted. Messaged the Willis Crochet page at about 2 pm not expecting much. Anna wrote back before 3 with a photo of where I'd gone wrong. I'm 72 and nobody answers me that fast anymore. That alone is worth the fee.

I once ruined a whole blanket because a pattern was in UK terms and didn't say so. Every pattern in the vault says US terms right at the top with a conversion note. Small thing. Saved me a lot of grief on the owl I made for my book club friend Ruth.

Signed up at 11:04 pm on a Friday because I couldn't sleep. Had a PDF open on my iPad by 11:05. Printed two the next morning on our old HP and they came out crisp, big photos, no cut-off edges. I keep them in a binder now. Up to 23 pages.

Pays for itself with one project. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. Being able to grab a seasonal pattern the day I need it is the whole point for me.

This is my crochet Netflix. I make these for my Etsy shop so I appreciated how consistent everything is. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. I've made 5 projects since joining and they've all come out well. The library keeps growing, so there's always something new when I log in. Great for beginners, fun for everyone else.

I'll be honest, I signed up hoping for cardigans and shawls. It's mostly toys and seasonal decor. If that's what you want, it's excellent and I mean that. I made a gorgeous pumpkin set for my mantle. Just not the sweater library I was picturing. Keeping it for now.

I buy yarn on clearance so I'm always working backwards from what's in my bins. I'd love a filter for yarn weight. That said, I made a whole set of woodland animals for my niece's nursery and every pattern was clear and the photos were honest. Four stars, nearly five.

Last winter I frogged an entire fox three times because a free pattern had the wrong count in round 14. I've made eleven things from the vault now and haven't ripped out a single row. Someone actually tests these before they go up. You can tell.

Church, lunch, then I sit on the back porch with my iced tea and pick one new pattern from the vault. My husband Ray says the house is filling up with little animals. He's not wrong. The photos match the finished piece every single time, which I can't say about most patterns I've paid for.

Liked it a lot. Instant access, no shipping, and the search actually works. My craft fair stock has doubled since I joined. Search could use a difficulty filter.

I've been crocheting since my mother taught me in 1994 and I honestly thought I'd seen every pattern there was. Opened the vault on a Tuesday night and found a sea otter holding a shell. Made it for my grandson Theo. He hasn't put it down. Cancelled my two other pattern subscriptions the next morning.

This is my crochet Netflix. I squeeze crochet in during nap time so I appreciated how consistent everything is. No contracts, cancel anytime, which is why I was willing to try it. Everything I've opened has been clearly written with stitch counts. Perfect gift pattern.

I joined for the trial and never cancelled. I used to spend way more buying patterns one at a time. The library keeps growing, so there's always something new when I log in. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for.

Best $30 I spend each month. It's like a buffet of patterns. I just pick what I'm in the mood for. I've made 4 projects since joining and they've all come out well. Everything I've opened has been clearly written with stitch counts.