Tested and Tuned: The Big and Mini Guitar Crochet Pattern

I love seeing what happens when the same pattern lands in a bunch of different hands.

This test was for the Big and Mini Guitar Crochet Patterns, and even though everyone worked from the same design, each guitar still ended up with its own little personality. Different yarns, different hooks, different vibes, and it was a blast seeing them all come together.

Both sizes were tested, and the pattern held up across a wide range of yarn choices and styles. A few testers even mentioned being surprised by how easy the construction was to follow, which is always good feedback to get.

Below you’ll find each tester’s guitar, along with their yarn and hook details and a short note about what they liked while making it. If you’re deciding whether the Big and Mini Guitar Crochet Pattern is right for you, this is the best way to see it in action.

@crochet_creations_by_linley
Yarn: Bernat Blanket Yarn
Hooks: 4 mm and 5 mm
What they liked: "This was such a creative design! The attention to detail, and the technical accuracy of the pattern was exceptional. This will be a great addition to my elementary music classroom!"

@lecroche.amigurumi
Yarn: Amigurumi Chenille Yarn by Circulo
Hooks: 5 mm and 6 mm
What they liked: "Your pattern is so creative and unique, and I love how my guitar turned out!! Thank you so much for choosing me as one of your testers! 🥰🎸"

@upinstitchescrochet
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hooks: 4 mm and 5 mm
What they liked: "I am totally and completely in love with this guitar pattern! It is so detailed and realistic and the pattern is easy to follow with a helpful instructional video included for clarification. The finished guitar came out absolutely adorable and my 7 year old is obsessed with it."

@dawn_crochets_a_lot
Yarn: Premier Parfait Plush
Hook: 6 mm
What they liked: "This pattern was so complete in every detail (well-explained, but not overwhelming!), and the video tutorial was extremely helpful. I love that it was personally appealing to me, it gave my crochet a connection to my son's being a guitarist as well as manager of a music venue."

@bubbleszz92
Yarn: Knotty Ball
Hooks: 4 mm and 5 mm
What they liked: "Amazing pattern writing, amazing technique, very understandable and easy to follow. Loved it so much!"

@honeybumblecrochet
Yarn: Big Twist Baby Bear and Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 4.5 mm
What they liked: "As someone who has completed a LOT of amigurumi patterns, this guitar pattern had new ways to make unique shapes that I’ve never seen before! It’s so creative and I loved the whole process even the sewing was fun!"

@perceiving_patterns
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky and Hobbii Honey Bunny
Hooks: 4.5 mm and 5.5 mm
What they liked: "Overall the pattern was great! Such a cute, quick little make. I was actually surprised at how fast and easy it came together, but Anna always has a knack for turning something complicated into something super simple! Love my mini guitars! 😄"

@magija_crochet
Yarn: Himalaya Dolphin Baby
Hook: 4 mm
What they liked: "I really enjoyed making both small and big guitar! The instructions are clear and precise which leads to the pure joy of crocheting. I'll be coming back to this pattern in the future!"

@chezdouxcoton
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 4.5 mm
What they liked: "Such a unique pattern! Incredibly well explained and so much fun from start to finish."

@mygrandmothersstitch
Yarn: Premier Parfait Chunky
Hook: 5 mm
What they loved: "I love crocheting and this pattern gave me the opportunity to learn new techniques on how to connect two crocheted pieces together while learning the parts of the guitar."

Huge thank-you to every tester who helped bring these guitars to life. Your versions are fun, thoughtful, and proof that this pattern works just as well in different yarns as it does in different hands.

The Big and Mini Guitar Crochet Patterns are officially live. If you grab the pattern and make one (or two), I’d love to see it! Tag me on Instagram @littlebabyrorycrafts so I can cheer it on and share it.

Now go crochet a guitar 🎶🧶

Get the patterns HERE