Sewing pattern difficulty level

I'm going to share the difficulty level of each pattern I used to sew these clothes and if there's a video tutorial or not. This is the Neo top by Iggi Patterns. It is beginner friendly and there is a video tutorial on YouTube. I used these two patterns to sew this asymmetrical top and each pattern has its own video tutorial on YouTube. I would say this is a confident beginner because of the fold over piece and stretch fabric. This is the Cassie top by Sewing with Solana. It's very beginner friendly and there is a video tutorial on YouTube. This top is self drafted, made out of two rectangles. It's very beginner friendly, no video tutorial. Took a part a Zara top to copy the pattern to then sew this, no video tutorial. This was an intermediate beginner. This is the boatneck top by Sewing with Jen. This is a confident beginner because there's a placket facing, button holes, darts and you finish the edges with bias binding and there is a video tutorial on YouTube. Self drafted this top by following the video tutorial by Sewing with Solana. It's super beginner friendly, it's just two rectangles and elastic. Made the top I'm wearing by copying this top from Reformation using tissue paper, no video tutorial. This was a confident beginner. I used two patterns to make this set. The top is the Matilda dress by Lizzy Patterns. This is a confident beginner because of the placket facing, button holes, collar and sleeves and there is a full video tutorial on YouTube. Pants are the Lane pants by Sydney Graham. I made mine without pockets so it was very beginner friendly and there is a full video tutorial on YouTube. To sew these pants I used the Lane pants by Sydney Graham but this project specifically was intermediate beginner because of the draw string added them on the side so I made four button holes and this was a thrift flip so I had to be strategic with the placement of the eyelet lace. This top was a thrift flip with a similar shape, no video tutorial but it was a confident beginner because I made my own bias binding so it could be continuous to finish the edges and then tie it the back. I used the same pattern from the previous top to make this. This was also a thrift flip, no video tutorial. I would say this is a confident beginner because of the fabric and it's double lined. This top is kind of self drafted, it's basically two rectangles, no video tutorial but it is beginner friendly. I used these two patterns to make this set. Since they're both paper patterns there's no video tutorial but they do have good instructions with good illustrations. The top is super beginner friendly and the pants are intermediate beginner because there is a zipper. This is the pajama set by Iggi Patterns. There's no video tutorial but it has good instructions with good illustrations. I would say this is an intermediate beginner because of the fold over piece and it can be easy the first time you do it. Made these pants also using the Lane pants by Sydney Graham. These have no pockets so they're really beginner friendly. These pants are also the Lane pants and I made these with pockets and then for the hem I cut the hem to have the stripes going in an opposite direction so these pants are more of an intermediate beginner. Then I made these four lace wrap skirts by following the tutorial by this creator here on TikTok. I made these by upcycling curtains. And then I made this hobo bag by Cherry Hills. It's super beginner friendly, there's no zipper or hard curves, there is a full video tutorial on YouTube and there are two size options so you can make this large one or a small one. Thank you so much for the idea to make a video about this topic. I hope that you found it helpful and something that I used to do when I was an absolute beginner is before I would buy a pattern I would watch the full video tutorial just to make sure I understood what they were doing and it wasn't something too advanced for my level at the time because I think sometimes getting a visual before you start a project can be really helpful.