Free Crochet WIP Tracker Printable (Download Your Project Planner PDF)
If you're anything like me, you probably don't have one crochet project on the go.
You have three.
Or five.
Maybe a blanket that's been waiting for its border since last winter, an amigurumi with one arm attached, and a half-finished market make tucked away in a project bag somewhere.
The only problem?
A few weeks later you can't remember...
- Which hook size you were using
- What yarn brand or colour you chose
- Which pattern it came from
- What round you stopped on
- Where you actually put the project!
Sound familiar?
That's exactly why I created this free Crochet WIP Tracker Printable.
What is a Crochet WIP Tracker?
"WIP" simply stands for Work In Progress.
A Crochet WIP Tracker is a simple way to keep all of your project notes together so you can pick up exactly where you left off—even months later.
Instead of scribbling notes on scraps of paper (or relying on your memory!), you can keep one handy sheet in your project bag.
Our printable has space for six projects, making it ideal for crocheters who love having several works in progress at once.
What's included?
Each project section lets you record:
- Project name
- Pattern or designer
- Pattern source (website, book or shop)
- Where the project is stored
- Yarn used
- Colours
- Hook size
- Eyes or extras
- Current round
- Current section
- Notes
- Project status
Everything you need in one place.
Why I designed it
As a crochet designer, I always have multiple projects on my desk.
Some are being designed.
Some are waiting for testers.
Some are almost finished but just need those final few details.
I found myself constantly asking questions like:
"Which hook did I use?"
"What colour was that yarn?"
"Where did I put that penguin?"
Rather than writing everything on sticky notes (or forgetting, which is usually the case), I wanted something clean, practical and pretty enough to leave inside your project bag.
So I designed this FREE printable.
➡️ Download your free Crochet WIP Tracker PDF
Print it as many times as you like for your personal use and keep one folded inside each project stash.
Looking for more crochet resources?
At Crafty Creature Club you'll also find:
- Plush amigurumi crochet patterns
- Low-sew and no-sew crochet designs
- Crochet kits (UK)
- Free crochet tutorials
- Helpful crochet tips and guides
Whether you're making your very first plushie or adding another adorable creature to your growing collection, I hope this printable helps keep every project organised.
Happy crocheting!
Crafty Creature Club