Does anyone know how To attract testers

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I’m a new crocheter and came out with my first pattern today but no one has applied that I can see but I don’t know if it’s because I don’t know where to check? If anyone wants to check it out it’s the one called Franscella the FrankenFrog Doll!

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Hi! To see how many testers applied you go to your shop, and click shop manager. Then you click testing, you then can see how many people have applied. :blush: I’ll definitely check out your pattern!

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Thanks

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Were you able to find it

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Yup! And I just applied :smiling_face:

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Thanks so much

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If u don’t mind can you tell some people for me

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Sure! And btw it’s so cute!

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Thanks

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My tip (since I just posted my first tester call with 26 applications!) is to make sure your pictures are clear with at least 2 angles. I made 2 versions (pink and purple lollipop). This allowed for people to not only see different color variations, but different yarn options as well.:yellow_heart: Making each design twice also helps you make sure your pattern is consitent.
Hope this helps!

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Thanks

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Good photos definitely help!

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Thanks Will you check the pattern to see if you like it

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I looked at it and I think it would be great if you had a more zoomed in picture (so you can see the details better) and maybe with a solid background.

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This was the best place I’ found but I will make sure to find a better one next time.

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I just replied on a different post, but I’ve applied to test. It’s really cute and I have a ton of yarn to use up :laughing:

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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I made the mistake of going to Michaels today, armed with a 20% off your entire purchse coupon. It even included the discount for sale items. What else could I do but stock up on yarn? I may or may not need a chaperone when I shop for crochet supplies :joy:

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Haha
:rofl:

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Just an idea… use a solid color sheet, blanket, towel drape it over something and then you will have a solid colored backdrop to take a photo on. Just make sure you have enough light and then crop it in close. That should help get a clear image without background distractions. :hugs:

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