Pouring one out for the Testers
Seeing all of these watering cans come together was such a highlight. Testers always find little ways to make a pattern their own, and this group really ran with it. Some added flowers inside the can, some embroidered details on the outside, and one even added water pouring from the spout. It’s always fun to see the same pattern interpreted so many different ways.
Thank you to everyone who spent time stitching, giving feedback, and helping make sure the pattern is clear and enjoyable to follow. I truly couldn’t do this without you.
Want to make your own? The Big and Mini Watering Can patterns are available here.
@carinours.crochet
Yarn: Big Twist Baby Bear
Hook: 5 mm
What they liked: “This pattern is incredibly fun to make. It involves a small amount of sewing, but the clear and well-written instructions—as expected from this designer—made this pattern straightforward and enjoyable. Get your hooks ready for a little touch of spring!”
@upinstitchescrochet
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 5 mm
What they liked: “This adorable watering can pattern is perfect for spring! It works up quickly and is beginner friendly, making it a fun and easy project. The finished piece is both cute and perfect for holding candy, flowers or as a charming decorative touch!”
@cuddly_sweet_creations
Yarn: Bernat Baby Blanket
Hook: 5 mm
What they liked: “I really enjoyed making this watering can! My daughters have already enjoyed playing with it! The design itself is so creative and the color possibilities are endless 😍 While it does have some unique pieces to it, the instructions were easy to follow!”
@jellybeantrio_crafts
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 5 mm
What they liked: “I found the pattern easy to follow, interesting how you brought all the components together and how quickly they worked up was surprising!”
@knotty.bynadia
Yarn: Mini Amalia
Hook: 6 mm
What they liked: “I really enjoy doing the pattern. The instructions was clear, even there’s a video attach for visual reference. I enjoyed it a lot especially when doing the spout part, the feeling when finished that part and sew it over is wonderful 🤍”
@theyarnretriever
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 4.5 mm
What they liked: “I have a green thumb friend at work who is going to *absolutely* love this!”
@jmlodesigns
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 3.5 mm
What they liked: “Absolutely love how fast it works up. Instructions are very easy to follow and the video reference is a great bonus! Can’t wait to make it in a few other colors for spring 😍”
@magija_crochet
Yarn: Himalaya Dolphin Baby
Hook: 4 mm
What they liked: “Once again Anna has used her crocheting magic to turn regular stitches into some amazing and unique shapes! And the fact that you can store things inside: genius! It sure would be a nice gift for a gardener friend!”
@craftie_giraffie
Yarn: Premier Parfiat Chunky
Hook: 4 mm
What they liked “I liked how quick it comes together and the outcome is so adorable.”
@3littlehooks
Yarn: Premier Parfait Plush
Hook: 5 mm
What they liked: “I had so much fun making this adorable little watering can! It worked up quickly and the pattern was so easy to follow, which made the whole process really enjoyable. Such a sweet, simple project that turns into the cutest finished piece.”
@tiffyssweetcreations
Yarn: Impeccable Solid by Loops & Threads
Hook: 3.25 mm
What they liked: “This pattern was wonderfully written and such a joy to create and customize. The design is incredibly original and unique, making the finished piece feel extra special and precious!”
I’m so grateful for the time and care each tester put into this project. Seeing the different color choices, little custom touches, and finished watering cans come together never gets old. Every round of testing helps make the pattern better and more approachable for future makers.
Thank you again for being part of this one and for helping bring this pattern to life.
Grab the patterns here and see what version you come up with.
