Welcome to the Crochet Conservatory
I’m RaeLynn Endicott, the designer behind Itchin’ for Some Stitchin’, and the creator of every pattern, resource, and learning material inside the Crochet Conservatory.
The Conservatory was created as a calm, organized space for crochet — a place where patterns, techniques, and reference materials are brought together so they can be used confidently and revisited over time.
This page will walk you through what’s inside the Conservatory, how it’s organized, and the different ways members use it.
Inside the Conservatory
The Crochet Conservatory is organized around how crocheters actually work — choosing a project, using supporting resources as needed, and returning when it’s time to make something new.
Everything inside is designed to reduce friction and keep related materials connected as the collection grows.
Browse the Crochet Pattern Library
Below is a preview of the crochet patterns currently inside the Conservatory. You’re welcome to browse the full collection before joining.
Member access unlocks the printable PDFs, ad-free videos, and supporting resources for each design.
Two Ways to Work Inside the Conservatory
The Crochet Conservatory is offered through two distinct membership paths, each designed around a different way of working.
Members choose the space that best fits how they like to crochet — whether that means working from fully prepared patterns in a quiet, organized library, or spending time inside a deeper studio environment that explores techniques, construction, and design connections.
Each path stands on its own. You choose one, and everything inside that space is built to support that way of making.
The Library
The Library is the foundation of the Conservatory. It’s where patterns live — fully written, printable, and organized so you can start a project without distractions.
The Library includes:
Library access includes everything needed to complete each pattern successfully.
The Studio
The Studio is a deeper working space for members who enjoy understanding how patterns are built and how techniques connect across projects.
Studio access adds:
Studio content is added intentionally over time and remains available once released.

Questions & Support
All members — Library or Studio — are welcome to ask questions related to Conservatory patterns and resources.
I personally respond to questions, typically within 1–3 business days. The Conservatory is designed to support steady, thoughtful making rather than real-time or on-demand assistance.
Wherever possible, projects include clear instructions, walkthroughs, and reference materials created to answer common questions before they arise. This allows most makers to work independently while ensuring support is available when it’s genuinely needed.
FAQs
Clear answers, so you know exactly how the Conservatory works
Is the Crochet Conservatory Right for You?
If you’re looking for an organized, ad-free space where patterns, resources, and learning materials are designed to work together, the Crochet Conservatory was built for that purpose.
You’re welcome to explore the membership options and choose the level that fits how you like to crochet.





































































































