The Addison Pullover / Cover up -- Perfect for Spring Through Fall | FREE Crochet Pattern Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- A great beginner crocheter project, The free crochet pattern Addison Pullover will keep you stylish this summer with its over-sized look for maximum comfort and wear. It beautifully showcases your swimsuit while still adding a touch of modesty.
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Absolutely adore your creativity. Love this pattern.
I love your videos congratulations is beautiful God blessed you
Thank you so much! I genuinely appreciate that! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching and commenting! ❤️ God bless you as well!
You make me believe I could actually do this! Beautiful!
It really is such a straight-forward, easy-to-follow pattern! Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!
Such a beautiful work 🌹☀️
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for watching/commenting 😊.
Love it!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Question: if we're making 2 panels why does the foundation need to go all the way around your waist??
I think she means, if you want it close fitting then make sure it goes around your waist and 2 panels for oversized. That's my guess.
Really a beautiful piece. Your explanations are somewhat easy to follow. Are the instructions written out? I’m also using yarn with holes in the yarn... 🙂
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. As of right now, I do not have the instructions written out.
Very beautiful pattern ! I'm in the process making this pattern, how many rows did you crochet for your two panels? I'm making the exact size you made in the video. Sorry if I missed that information if you mentioned it, thank you.
Approximately how many yards did you use
Great job just wish you had a lot of space to show us on the table
Good suggestion! I will try to get a better angle in the future. Thanks for watching and commenting!
How many rows did u Single crochet up the side? Before you worked on the sleeve?
How many rows did you do for each panel and how many chains should I make for a size medium short person lol
Love this! Approximately, how many skeins of yarn did you use for each color? Thank you!
I want to say that it was less than 3 skeins per color but I honestly don't remember the exact amount. I'm sorry!
@@ABCuteCreations Thank you!
Can I do whit crylic yarn worst
Absolutely! I only did cotton yarn to absorb more of the moisture by the pool. But you can choose whatever worsted weight yarn you're most comfortable with.
How many rows did u do for the body?
I did 25 for the main body portion. I probably could've gotten away with less.
How could I convert this for a young girl age 13 or size approx 10/12? Thank you! 😀
My completely amateur suggestion would be to make the ribbing part smaller but still so where it will be slightly oversized on her (remember it's only one of 2 panels and keep it in 4's) and I imagine you'd leave a few rows of netting out if they're shorter.
After the FDC, she says Treble crochet and double crochet interchangeably, so I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing.
Can you tell me the time marker so I can help?
@@ABCuteCreations around 3:17 and 3:25. I googled it and found out that Double Crochet and Treble crochet are the same thing, but I didn't know that before, and using the words interchangeably is confusing. Also, at the 5:25 mark, you say Treble crochet again but to YO twice, and I'm not sure if that's specific to a Treble crochet or an extra step for this piece only.
Ok, I apologize. I just watched the segments you were talking about. In the beginning of the video, I was in fact referring to front post double crochets and back post double crochets. I misspoke at that point with treble crochet. Later in the video, at the 5:25 point, that's when you DO have to yarn over twice and do a treble crochet. The reason you're finding conflicting information on double crochet and treble crochet is because in US terms, a double crochet equals treble crochet in UK terms. I apologize for my error. Does that help?
Your confused too I see!!
What type and brand yarn did you use to make this?
She tell you at beginning of video.
Thank you @charlenerenee7751
What size is this made for?
It's a one size and it should fit up to XL, I would imagine. Possibly bigger with how crochet stretches 😊.
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You just started doing the foundation chain without explaining how, so no thanks.
I'm sorry this wasn't a helpful tutorial for you. I do try to balance between showing beginner tutorials to mor intermediate/advanced. If you're interested, I do have a tutorial on how to complete a foundation chain here: ruclips.net/video/-Aqnsr64w5Q/видео.html
I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Chile you not explaining very well, oh well moving on.
Which part did I not explain very well? Perhaps I can further explain and help in the comments?