Oversized Sweater Crochet Tutorial | Drop Shoulder Sweater

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024

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  • @CherilynQ
    @CherilynQ  3 года назад +50

    Annotation
    05:05 - Put 1 stitch* (not single crochet) for every row
    25:04 - Don't forget to sew up the sleeves and body panels

    • @rickyandrews8409
      @rickyandrews8409 Год назад

      I want to like girls to wear a crochet sweater

    • @bellabrit4455
      @bellabrit4455 Год назад

      do you have to make 2 of the front and back panel so 100 rows is the front and then you do that again or is 100 the entire circumference it could be you explain it later in the video but just thought i would check :)

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +2

      @@bellabrit4455No worries. 100 rows is just 1 panel.

    • @bellabrit4455
      @bellabrit4455 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ thanks so much for replying and that’s great to know I’m really enjoying making the jumper 😆😆

  • @catherineeddy3805
    @catherineeddy3805 Год назад +48

    i love your patterns ,you are a good teacher. i just subscribed . I am 82 and I started crocheting at 17 years old . i guess you are never to old to learn new things. Grettings from Canada. keep up your good work. Thanks.

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +6

      Hi! Thanks so much! And wow! You've crocheted longer than I've lived! ❤

  • @mamiriah9035
    @mamiriah9035 Год назад +4

    Thank you, I've been searching for a crochet chunky sweater!

  • @PamperedChefConsultant
    @PamperedChefConsultant 2 года назад +6

    Your channel popped into my newsfeed. I first saw the sweater and then your name. ~Sherilyn

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      Hii, Sherilyn! 🥰

  • @pamkay1756
    @pamkay1756 2 года назад +16

    That's beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing .

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +2

      You are so welcome!! 🥰

  • @annab2758
    @annab2758 Год назад +74

    Hi, I was wondering if you have a written pattern for this? I feel like that would be a lot easier for me to go off if there's missing parts to the video tutorial.

    • @Cottonandcolorco
      @Cottonandcolorco 8 месяцев назад +2

      Yes this would be so helpful I’d even be willing to pay for this as a written pattern because it’s a niche sweater there aren’t a lot with this particular stitch you could charge like $5 for the pattern and make a lot of money just sayin’ 👀

  • @SomewhereInIndiana1816
    @SomewhereInIndiana1816 2 года назад +16

    great sweater!! looks so soft and comfortable.

  • @basilebere5555
    @basilebere5555 11 месяцев назад +2

    This is nice, am so on it will get back when am done

  • @seraph511
    @seraph511 2 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for putting closed captioning!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      No worries! I'm glad it's helpful! 😊

  • @helenjoseph5805
    @helenjoseph5805 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so much I just finished my sweater ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 месяца назад

      You're so welcome! 🥰

  • @AprilBlessed22
    @AprilBlessed22 Год назад +1

    Thanks my darling you teach better, you are the best more videos of this please 😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Thank you so much! 💕🥰

  • @Jo-ho3zl
    @Jo-ho3zl 2 года назад +5

    I'm gonna be using this pattern for sure!!!

  • @elianatheou3879
    @elianatheou3879 Месяц назад

    Hello! I'm making this sweater and I just noticed that, since the decrease rows are less for the back panel, won't the total stitch count for the shoulders be different than the front panel's? So how do you sew these if they do have a different stitch count?
    Great work, thanks to your tutorial my sweater is coming out great!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  29 дней назад

      Hi! Honestly, I don't remember if I decreased for the back panel cuz it's been some time. But if I did, then the front and back should have the same stitch number. Less decrease rows, but also started with less stitches to work for each should, so eventually the stitch number for front and back do meet up, if that makes sense 🥰

    • @elianatheou3879
      @elianatheou3879 27 дней назад

      @@CherilynQ I totally get what you mean, thank you for explaining!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  27 дней назад

      @@elianatheou3879 You're welcome!

  • @leahjade3407
    @leahjade3407 Год назад +2

    Hiii! I absolutely LOVE this pattern. I'm currently in the process of working on the front panel and I'm assuming I just have to repeat the steps for the front panel for the back panel as well? I'm almost done with the height and am getting ready to move onto the neck and shoulder line, and it doesn't fit around me, so that's why I'm looking for some clarification! Thanks so much!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +4

      Hi! Thank you! You can leave more stitch at the center before you decrease for the neckline. The back panel doesn't need the neckline so it's just a rectangle. but if you need the neck hole to be bigger, you can make it exactly the same as the front panel. Some sweaters are like that.

  • @alinabobina4613
    @alinabobina4613 2 месяца назад +1

    What is the thread diameter? I'm from Russia, so I can't buy the same yarn as in the video. So I want to find a yarn that is similar in thickness. Also, will this sweater fit men's size XL? If not, how do I calculate the size?

  • @Alena-to1zx
    @Alena-to1zx 27 дней назад

    Hellooo, do u have measurements for this beautiful sweater? I wanted to crochet this for my man and i wanted to know if it will even fit him. Ty very much

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  26 дней назад +1

      Hiii! This is made-to-measure. You just need to know your desired measurements.

  • @erinn4178
    @erinn4178 Год назад +1

    hi! i love this pattern!! i just have one question about the top parts of front panel. on one side you decrease differently than the other side and it made the sides look completely different. should i just pick one type of decrease or is this how it should look?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Thank you! I do remember the 2 decrease sides are a bit different but it's by design. It's to ensure the neckline shaping is symmetrical. I imagine if we use the same decrease stitch on both sides, one side would have a slope with a different angle, if that makes sense.

    • @erinn4178
      @erinn4178 Год назад

      @@CherilynQoh i see! thank you so much :)

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      @@erinn4178 No worries! ☺️

  • @Blarisa
    @Blarisa 2 года назад +5

    Hello. This is a lovely jumper thank you but I'm a bit confused.
    You said for front panel find middle then count 10 stiches on either side. But at the end after the decreased you said single crochet in the front 10 stiches. I have 20!
    I look forward to your reply 😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +4

      Hi, thank you! 🥰 It's 10 stitches in total at the center, not on each side. The yellow markers is to help me find the center stitches; between the 2 blue markers, I have 10 stitches. Hope this answers your question

    • @Blarisa
      @Blarisa 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ oh no! I put 10 on either side of the centre stich! What shall i do?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      See if your 20 sts is too wide for the neckline (I'd assume so). If so, you'll have to rip it unfortunately

    • @Blarisa
      @Blarisa 2 года назад +1

      @@CherilynQ oh no

    • @jordanafluton2742
      @jordanafluton2742 Год назад

      I did the same thing 😢 so sad!

  • @crochet0_0
    @crochet0_0 6 месяцев назад

    for the ribbing at the bottom do you have to create two seperate ones for the different panels

  • @salimabegum7738
    @salimabegum7738 10 месяцев назад +1

    How many wool yarn did you use to make this bunker?

  • @VioletHaskins-z5g
    @VioletHaskins-z5g 3 месяца назад

    Hi, I was wondering how many rows you did from top to bottom for the panels? I was just wondering because I really want to make the sweater

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  3 месяца назад

      Hi! It's been some time so I don't remember off the top of my head but it should be mentioned in the video.

  • @menjii4833
    @menjii4833 Год назад

    Hi there, you pattern looks beautiful and comfortable. Can I use cotton yarn to recreate this pattern?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +1

      Thank you! And yes, cotton yarn will work for this sweater!

    • @menjii4833
      @menjii4833 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ Really, that's great. Thank you so much, much love and support to you!! This will be my next project for sure :)

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +1

      I really appreciate that!! Hope you have fun 🥰

    • @pambrown8697
      @pambrown8697 Год назад

      Where is the pattern please?

  • @gabrieliot7175
    @gabrieliot7175 2 года назад +2

    hey, did you have to make two different panels? one for the back, one for the front? i’m a bit confused
    thanksss

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +4

      Hi, yeah, you are right. 2 panels - 1 front, 1 back. Sorry about the confusion.

  • @aybonaz3837
    @aybonaz3837 2 года назад +2

    The back panel, how many stitches left and right from the center stitches. So from stitch 50, going right, 9 stitches? Left 9 stitches? Making 18 in total?
    Do you have a written pattern??

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      22:25 Yes. Leave 18 stitches in total at the center.
      Sorry, I don't have a written pattern for this sweater yet.

  • @1rodfan631963
    @1rodfan631963 Год назад

    I was just wondering why you chose to do your stitches in the back loop of the previous row? Is that just a preference, or is there an advantage of doing it the other way? I hate going in the back rows. It always makes my head hurt, LOL.😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      It does make the edge look a bit better. It's worthy it to me so I always work in the back loop, but you certainly don't have to 😊

  • @julianacarabina
    @julianacarabina Год назад +1

    hello, can someone please tell me what is the best yarn for a sweater? i've been wanting to make one for my boyfriend but i don't wan't it to be super stiff and chuncky, i woulf prefer if it was lighter but still with coverage, but i don't know what yarn to use for that. ty❤

    • @KYLETISZAI
      @KYLETISZAI 11 месяцев назад +1

      Hello, most yarn is gauge four, so I would recommend a gauge three yarn for a light sweater.

  • @Virwoolf
    @Virwoolf 10 месяцев назад

    Hi Cherilyn, I’m new in crochet , I’m following to make a sweat we with you, but my yarn is thick so can I chain not 100 but only 85? (‘‘tis it ok to follow if I have only 85 chain?)

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  10 месяцев назад

      Hi! Maybe make it an even number. It doesn’t really matter but it might just make it easier to follow when it comes to the neckline bit. I suggest going through that part first so you know how it works.

  • @lauradunn8144
    @lauradunn8144 Год назад +1

    For the back panel,do we just do the same exact thing we did for the front? I'm very new to crocheting, and I'm a bit past halfway through the front panel, but I used a 5mm hook, do you think I should get a 4.5 mm and restart? The width is still about 27 inches but I'm really anxious about how it will turn out.

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      The back panel doesn't need the neckline shaping but the rest is the same as the front; I'd need more info to give advice on hook size but if you are happy with the tension, you should stick to it; 27' width is what you can see with mine; If you think it's too big/wide, you can rip a few ribbing rows to make it narrower.

    • @jupitersnoot4915
      @jupitersnoot4915 Год назад +1

      @@CherilynQ wait I am very confused. In this video you say to put 4 decrease rows at the top of the back panel, but in your comments you're saying it's just a rectangle. Which is it?

    • @julieprince77
      @julieprince77 Год назад

      @@jupitersnoot4915 shes saying you dont need to have a back neckline , You can if you want a bigger neck opening. So either way works.

  • @Hyunjinflourboy
    @Hyunjinflourboy 10 месяцев назад

    Hello! I was just wondering, every time I have attempted to make the front panel, I keep going up by one stitch for example I started with 100 and the next row would have 101 then 102 etc. what am I doing wrong?

  • @DoodleMaster380
    @DoodleMaster380 Год назад

    Hi I was wondering, do you have to do a double crochet to make it work, or can single work in replacment, thanks!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Hi! Unfortunately, I don't think sc replacing dc can be easily done on this project, at least not for the neckline decrease, but if you are experienced at decreasing, you could give it a try.

    • @DoodleMaster380
      @DoodleMaster380 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ Ok thanks so much, I got it after a little work! Love the sweater😊😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Nice! Glad to help 😊

  • @Blarisa
    @Blarisa 2 года назад +1

    Hello. I'm needing your assistance please. I decreased for 7 rows on front panel and did extra 4 rows on back panel then decreased for 3 rows as instructed but of course the panels didn't match up becausevi decreased less in the back row. Should i just decrease extra rows (7 like the front) so panels match?
    Thank you for your help 😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi, thanks for asking 😊 it sounds like the row count of the two panels should match up. I would double check the row count and make it work in any way I can. This is because the back panel should reach higher then the front, so you can't really make them exactly the same, otherwise the back of the neck will feel uncomfortable

    • @Blarisa
      @Blarisa 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ thank you so much.
      I also have a question about decreasing around the neck please.
      Why do we decrease differently on each side? Like one side is standard decrease and other is hdc/dc decrease.
      My project is looking good though ☺
      I think with this standard patern i could make a sweater any size.
      It's BRILLIANT
      Thanks ❤☺

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      That's a really good question! Sorry I couldn't find where exactly you are referring to in the video but to answer your question, it would be because the stitches that we worked in are different in height, some taller, some shorter. If you wanna work 1 st over them, those incomplete sts have to be different height as well.
      A simpler example: if row 1 is 1 hdc + 1 dc, how would you compensate for the height difference in row 2? by working 1 dc in the hdc and 1 hdc in the dc.
      The standard dc is probably worked over 2 hdcs and the hdc/dc decrease is probably over a dc + a hdc
      If you could give me the time stamps, I could be more specific, but anyway I hope this makes sense, and you're very welcome!

    • @Blarisa
      @Blarisa 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ I'll see if i can explain better. I'm nearly finished! 🙂

  • @knitsybymia8454
    @knitsybymia8454 Год назад +1

    Hi, I love the tutorial,but when you sew the sleeves to the front and back panels how do you sew the rest of it?

    • @knitsybymia8454
      @knitsybymia8454 Год назад

      I also have another question,how the you sew both panels?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Hi, thanks! There should be a link on the top right corner to a video on how to join seams. You can also find it on my channel page.

    • @knitsybymia8454
      @knitsybymia8454 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ Ok,thank you ☺️

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      No problem!

  • @15.trannguyennhuhoang60
    @15.trannguyennhuhoang60 8 месяцев назад

    hi, can I have the measurement of this kind of sweater? I mean can it fit one whose height and weight are 1.69m and around 55 kg in succession?

  • @laurelgirard8475
    @laurelgirard8475 2 года назад +6

    Very cute!,

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      Thank you! Cheers!

  • @dollyparedes9020
    @dollyparedes9020 Год назад

    Hermoso pullover❤ Gracias, me viene muy bien

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      ¡Gracias por ver! Me alegro de que encaje. 🥰

  • @keats90
    @keats90 Год назад

    I have a question, Im really bad with remembering which stitch is the first one. I've done the ribbing for the front panel of the jumper, I did the chain1 then did the first stitch starting the panel, is the chain one a stitch or the first double crotchet stitch the first, just so I know where to put my marker

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      The ch-1 is not a stitch. The first st is the first dc 😊

    • @keats90
      @keats90 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ thank you for your quick reply, I thought it was but had to make sure xd

    • @keats90
      @keats90 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ when you do the shoulder part and have the 2 markers in the in middle, are they on the 50th stitch or on the 49th and 51st, how you said it didn't make sense for me

  • @tussaido
    @tussaido 11 месяцев назад

    Hey can I know how many rows are in the front panel please

  • @SogdianaAhmedova-s2u
    @SogdianaAhmedova-s2u 10 месяцев назад

    I have a question
    How do i crochet hands for this jumper?

  • @lillianclaireofficial3881
    @lillianclaireofficial3881 2 года назад +1

    how many yards of yarn did it take for u to make this sweater (with the 4.5mm hook)?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      2000-2300 yards. I used 6 cakes but still had enough left to make a beret

  • @lynnclendenin2988
    @lynnclendenin2988 11 месяцев назад

    Which patter in your Etsy shop is it? I can’t find one that looks similar?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      Sorry, I don't have a pattern for this at the moment.

  • @kyliefurstenfeld7083
    @kyliefurstenfeld7083 11 месяцев назад

    hello! so for my pattern I have 150 stitches instead of 100, what would you suggest for the neckline? or would it be the same? I’m just afraid the neckline is gonna be a bit snug so how would I go about this?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      Hi! I would suggest leaving the same number of stitches at the center for the neck hole if you like my neckline size, but if that seems too small for you, you can leave another 2 inches of stitches at the center. If you want a lower neckline, you'll need to start the decrease a bit earlier. Hope this helps.

    • @kyliefurstenfeld7083
      @kyliefurstenfeld7083 11 месяцев назад

      @@CherilynQthank you so much!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      No worries!

    • @kyliefurstenfeld7083
      @kyliefurstenfeld7083 11 месяцев назад

      @@CherilynQI ended up doing 14 stitches all together in the middle, what would you suggest I do for the back panel?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      @kyliefurstenfeld7083 I don’t think I decreased for the back panel.

  • @heartgoyon5118
    @heartgoyon5118 Год назад

    Do I repeat making as the front panel agian for the back panel?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      There's no neckline shaping for the back panel; everything else is the same as the front

  • @sandydam8867
    @sandydam8867 Год назад

    hey i’m almost done with your tutorial but i don’t understand how to increase while making the sleeves. i’ve read the other comments where you said to just add more stitches but u don’t understand how to do that😅. could you please explain how to do that? thank you in advance

    • @sandydam8867
      @sandydam8867 Год назад

      but I*

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +1

      Hi! When you do single crochet rows for the cuff, work more rows (of an even number) so the sleeve would have more stitches across, which makes it wider.

    • @sandydam8867
      @sandydam8867 Год назад

      @@CherilynQ thank you so much !!!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      No worries!

  • @ezgiturkucelik2490
    @ezgiturkucelik2490 Год назад +2

    so I'm doing all the tutorial, come to the end and there's no showing how to attach sleeves... I had to look for some other sweater tutorial for that, other than this, it turned out great thanks for the video

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +2

      Oh yeah I'm sorry about that. I left the sewing out for this video cuz it's getting quite long but I did link another video on how to join seams. I assumed people would see it and even if they don't, there's always help on RUclips. Again, sorry about the inconvenience.

    • @ezgiturkucelik2490
      @ezgiturkucelik2490 Год назад +2

      @@CherilynQ No worries, it was my first time in crocheting sweater so I was a little bit confused in a very easy step like that but it's okey now, thank you very much 🙏

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +2

      Thank you!😊 Also congrats on your first crochet sweater!

  • @Henlawmemories
    @Henlawmemories Год назад

    Hai how much grams of yarn did u use? Btw great video!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Thank you! From what I can remember, I used 4 -5 cakes, 200g each cake

    • @Henlawmemories
      @Henlawmemories Год назад

      @@CherilynQ tysm ur the best!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      @@Henlawmemories 🥰🥰 you’re welcome

  • @eggdealer5928
    @eggdealer5928 2 года назад

    hello i was wondering how you joined the front and back panels? i didn’t really understand how you telling us to do it

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi I linked a video on how to join seams at around 25:00. I hope that will help you 🥰

    • @eggdealer5928
      @eggdealer5928 2 года назад

      thank you so much!! :)

  • @shyamalas9286
    @shyamalas9286 Год назад

    Thank you so much mam👍😊 very nice

  • @simonejackson88
    @simonejackson88 Год назад

    i know the width of the bottom cuff is 27 in., but what is the length? i chained 10 and it’s very small. i may have to chain more than 10 depending on the length of your cuff

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      You can definitely chain more if you want to, and it doesn't have to be exactly my cuff length

  • @NgocLinh-rt6qq
    @NgocLinh-rt6qq Год назад

    Using milk cotton wool, how many rolls is enough?

  • @eggdealer5928
    @eggdealer5928 2 года назад

    so sorry to bother you again but if i wanted to increase the size of the sleeves would i just add an extra row of increase?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Please feel free to ask! Did you mean as in longer sleeve? If so, yes, add more rows. If you meant wider, add more stitches

    • @eggdealer5928
      @eggdealer5928 2 года назад

      ah i meant wider but i see now, thanks!!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      No problem 😉

  • @laurelgirard8475
    @laurelgirard8475 3 года назад +2

    Cute!

  • @merelkimps3955
    @merelkimps3955 2 года назад +1

    How long does it take to make ?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      Depending on one's speed and schedule, but I think it usually could be done in 5 - 7 days

  • @radhikakamath3972
    @radhikakamath3972 2 года назад

    Hello 👋👋
    I made 50(100) stitches but it is just 20 inches. Not 27 in as shown.
    Did I do anything wrong?
    I used 4.5 mm hook..

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi, I don't know what yarn you are using but if your yarn is thinner, your work will be shorter with the same number of sts.
      Do you want your sweater to be 20 or 27 inches wide? cuz it totally depends on you! If you want it to be the same size as mine, then do 27 inches, don't worry about the st number. Although if I'm remembering it right, the st count here needs to be an even number to work the moss stitch.
      Oh, and your hook size: go with whatever your yarn calls for 😊

    • @radhikakamath3972
      @radhikakamath3972 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ Got it.. Thank you 💐💐

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      No worries!

  • @kezereeree
    @kezereeree 2 года назад

    How many rows did it take for the front panel before the neck?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi, thanks for asking. I don't have the sweater anymore but I counted roughly from what I can see in the video. Should be around 68 rows.

  • @salimabegum7738
    @salimabegum7738 10 месяцев назад

    Hii how days did it took you to make this jumper

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  10 месяцев назад

      Hi! This was two years ago, I don't remember but I know I could do it in a week if I try.

    • @salimabegum7738
      @salimabegum7738 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you it was helpful❤

  • @dorothytoman3864
    @dorothytoman3864 2 года назад

    is that yarn a #4 worsted weight yarn and do u have the pattern for the sweater

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Yes! and no, I don't have a pattern for this, sorry

    • @dorothytoman3864
      @dorothytoman3864 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ k thank u I am in a size medium how many rows do I do

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      @@dorothytoman3864 You could subtract 10 rows but it really depends on you how many rows you wanna do

  • @ashley07F
    @ashley07F 11 месяцев назад

    I started with 100 stitches across but now I just noticed I’m at 102 stitches. Is that suppose to happen? Or should I be at 100 exactly in every row?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      No, it shouldn't increase. It should still 100 sts every row before the neckline.

    • @gabriellajohnson8127
      @gabriellajohnson8127 7 месяцев назад

      I also ended up with 102 stitches. What should I do? I don’t want to re-do the entire sweater.

  • @rinzaproductions
    @rinzaproductions 2 года назад +1

    is it 2 body pannels of 100 rows?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      You mean the ribbing? 1 Panel 100 rows

  • @ariellebell6164
    @ariellebell6164 Год назад

    Hello ! Please which size is this sweater fitted for ?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Hi! It’s made to measure but should be an oversize for S/M, loose fit for L, and fit for XL.

  • @nevenmahmoud2416
    @nevenmahmoud2416 Год назад

    How l take my excat size to make it oversize for me and what's the needle number ❤?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      I literally just put it against my body and decide the length as I go along. The hook I used is 4.5 mm.

  • @random0958
    @random0958 Год назад

    Is it ok to use any yarn?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +1

      It should be cause this is made-to-measure

    • @random0958
      @random0958 Год назад

      And one more thing if u still remember how many yarn ball did u use?

  • @emitommo3895
    @emitommo3895 Год назад

    Hi!! Could you please tell me the measurements of the sweater?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      Hi! I don't have the sweater anymore so I only know the measurements you can already see in the video 😊

  • @theartperson.
    @theartperson. Месяц назад

    How grams yarn for this sweater please??❤

  • @eleanorthompson5833
    @eleanorthompson5833 2 года назад +1

    How would you make this into a small? :)

    • @danielapanus210
      @danielapanus210 2 года назад +3

      I have just taken my fav sweater and crocheted the new one based on measurements of the one I have already

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      Start with a shorter ribbing and make the front & back pieces smaller in width and height. Chain less for the sleeves but do the same or more rows. You can keep the neckline the same.

    • @eleanorthompson5833
      @eleanorthompson5833 2 года назад +1

      @@CherilynQ thank u !!

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      @@eleanorthompson5833 no worries!

  • @valkadragonheart
    @valkadragonheart Год назад

    what size is this, is it a size S/M?

  • @liinnda1847
    @liinnda1847 Год назад

    since you have 100 stiches shouldnt the center be at stitch 50? what are the center 2? I have 76 stitches what should i do

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      The center 2 are Stitches 50 and 51. Yours are the 38th and 39th stitch.
      100 is an even number. An odd number like 3, 99 or 101 would have 1 center stitch.

    • @liinnda1847
      @liinnda1847 Год назад

      thank youuu, how should i connect the sleeves together ?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      @@liinnda1847 You can use whip stitch or mattress stitch. Whip stitch is a bit easier.

    • @liinnda1847
      @liinnda1847 Год назад

      i have approximently 85 rows in total for the height of my sweater, how do I make it so that my sleeves will attach ? how many rows should my sleeve be @@CherilynQ

  • @phlinhdznhattgioi
    @phlinhdznhattgioi 10 месяцев назад

    hi!can you tell me all the colors on the video plsssss

  • @julieprince77
    @julieprince77 Год назад

    what size person does this fit?

  • @cucul5894
    @cucul5894 2 года назад

    i wanna make this sweater but i want to make it stripped horizontally, what should i do?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      This pattern does create horizontal stripes but wouldn't work for vertical ones

  • @gracedonovan4172
    @gracedonovan4172 2 года назад +1

    hi im doing the two half double crochets on the ends of each row for the front panel and now the sweater is going like ↖️↗️ and not ⬆️⬆️ on the edges. am i doing this wrong?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi! 2 hdcs on the ends sounds right. If the edge is a little loose, you can make the hdcs tighter (tighter tension or smaller hook)

  • @ly2036
    @ly2036 2 года назад

    What’s the yarn size of the wool you use?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      It doesn't say on the label but I would say it's worsted

  • @ОлияРоза
    @ОлияРоза 11 месяцев назад

    Сколько пряжи ушло на свитер?

  • @ADEYEYE-ADESEWA
    @ADEYEYE-ADESEWA 2 года назад +1

    Pls how do I increase the sleeves

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      Hi there! did you mean the length? If so, you can add more rows. If it's the width, add more stitches to the foundation chain.

  • @Maria-ce2jl
    @Maria-ce2jl 2 месяца назад

    😍😍😍

  • @meraldiamond6295
    @meraldiamond6295 Год назад

    I didn’t understand how you made the back panel.. I tried to watch the whole video and was no back panel pattern.

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад +1

      22:18 I think I walked through the front and back panel together. Both panels have decrease rows for the neckline shaping but the decrease in back panel begins 4 rows later than front

  • @melikateronpi4975
    @melikateronpi4975 Год назад

    Sleave part you didn't show on ur video

  • @nahiaboulartabel6523
    @nahiaboulartabel6523 2 года назад

    how much yarn did I you use for this sweatee

  • @joannanicholas307
    @joannanicholas307 2 года назад

    Hello 👋 I want to make this sweater but I didn't hear you say what size you're making.... I need to make a 3X.... What size hook should I use?

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад +1

      Hi! Thank you! I think this can fit someone who wears L. I didn't refer to a size chart, I just went with the measurements I like, so I couldn't say its exact size.
      You can use any hook size. You can make a 3X by adjusting st number and row count to the front&back panels and also to the sleeves with whatever hook size your yarn calls for. I remember the foundation chain number has a requirement but other than that, you can adjust panel length and width pretty easily.
      You can look up a size chart or find a sweater the person you're making this for wears and use its measurements as a reference. Like if it says "18 inches sleeve length for 3X", that's the sleeve panel row count, so just work the rows until it measures roughly 18 inches.
      This is how I make all my clothes anyway. I'm not sure I'm clear enough though, so if you have more questions, please feel free to follow up! 🥰

    • @joannanicholas307
      @joannanicholas307 2 года назад

      @@CherilynQ thank you for your advice... I did get her measurements so I will make sure I go by them.
      I love this sweater and plan on making one for myself as well.
      Thank you again 😊

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  2 года назад

      No worries! So glad you love it! 💕

  • @crochet0_0
    @crochet0_0 6 месяцев назад

    not me doing this at 1:08am lol

  • @huynhnhu1629
    @huynhnhu1629 Месяц назад

    Dạ phần tay áo móc sao vậy ạ

  • @BADRUBULDURA
    @BADRUBULDURA Год назад

    ☺☺☺☺

  • @dutchessx
    @dutchessx 3 года назад

    hey how many chains do i need for a medium plz

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  3 года назад +2

      Hi, You can always chain 10 for the ribbing and then work single crochet rows until it's 25 inches for a medium size (the one I made is an L) :)

  • @malkas99shreiber11
    @malkas99shreiber11 Год назад

    Where is the all pattern? ❤

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  Год назад

      I don't have a pattern for this yet, but you can find my other patterns on Etsy and Ribblr 😊

  • @nhuthi385
    @nhuthi385 11 месяцев назад

    Mẫu này có dành cho nam không

    • @CherilynQ
      @CherilynQ  11 месяцев назад

      Vâng, bạn cũng có thể làm điều này cho nam giới.

  • @Cottonandcolorco
    @Cottonandcolorco 8 месяцев назад

    So it’s 1200grams of yarn?? Yikesss I knew the moss stitch would be a yarn eater 🤑🤑🤑

    • @pancakewithjam
      @pancakewithjam 2 месяца назад

      @@Cottonandcolorco yes, i started crocheting this patterny with too Giant yarns And Now i had to buy 2 more big yarns And i Hope it will be enough.

  • @Patricia-cy7ij
    @Patricia-cy7ij 2 месяца назад

    Sorry but it’s the second and third stitch not row 2 and row three.

  • @channelgucciprada
    @channelgucciprada Месяц назад

    im about to lose my insanity tho

  • @namanjotkaur4526
    @namanjotkaur4526 Год назад

    Please someone give me knitted sweater 😂

  • @Patricia-cy7ij
    @Patricia-cy7ij 2 месяца назад

    Is there a chart for smaller sizes?