The pattern includes 12 pages of detailed written instructions with photographs of each step. Pattern pieces for both the 20" and 16" sizes are included as separate print-at-home files.

Both sizes are sewn the same way, though the 16" goose can be a tiny bit more difficult due to smaller pieces, specifically the beak, turning the feet and neck, and stuffing the head. But it's 100% doable. Just take it slow. There are also tips on page 3 for scaling down to a 9" Tiny Goose, though that one's tricky due to the size and isn't officially part of the pattern.