Thanks for this easy to understand tutorial. Just learnd to crochet this year and right now I'm busy making my own kimono. I guess tomorrow I can start to add the sleeves. This is so exciting and fun. Can't wait to finish! =)
thank you so much for this tutorial! i just finished making a blanket that is a little to small because i thought i wouldnt have enough yarn but i do so now i can just add to it
I didnt think I wanted to learn C2C until I saw your llama and kimono pattern, now it's on my list yo learn. I'm excited you did this video because I'm sure it will help once I'm ready to get to it. Thank you so much. I just love these 2 patterns and all your patterns!😍
I am so grateful for this tutorial. I just finished a C2C cardigan and the sleeves are too short and front panel needs a little more width, if the front panel starts with horizontal tile, how do I start the row? Do I always have to start on vertical tile You started in the middle of your sample, but when I start the row must be at the beginning? How do you save all your crochet notes, patterns. I have a notebook, but now in is a mess after couple of years crocheting. I need a better method to save and find notes. TIA 🙏💐
Hey Marcie, which part of the corners are you feeling unsure of? If you want to ask me a more specific question about where you're struggling on the corners, I'd be happy to try to help. :)
Is there a way you can share the measurements of the panels? Your gage and size of crochet is a lot smaller then I can get it. With the same size hook my tiles are way bigger. I have asked this question on Instagram and have not gotten a reply. Not sure if you will even see this. Thank you.
Hey Harry, I'm sorry, sometimes Instagram notifications get buried so quickly that some fall through the cracks. I'm answering this on the fly without access to my pattern notes so you don't have to wait any longer, but it means I also don't have the exact measurements. :) Here's what you can do for this or any other c2c pattern though--use the gauge (in which each tile = .69") and multiply that number by the number of tiles width-wise and height-wise in the size you're making. Hope that makes sense!
Currently working on my kimono, so excited to finish it all. I only have a question: how do I distinguish which side is which I have trouble knowing which side is the WS and RS 🙄 Please advise
Yeah! If you just continue to make your sleeve rectangle "taller", your sleeves will be longer. Essentially, you'll just keep increasing with c2c squares until you like the length of the sleeve. :)
@@razeenamatani8406 Hi! You attach the yarn at the armpit seam to start working the sleeve. So once your yarn is attached there, you can follow the technique described in the video above to work around the sleeve hole opening. If you're right handed, you'll be growing your sleeve toward the left, just like how you'd normally grow a c2c rectangle. :)
This is amazing!!! I ended up needing a few additional rows but didn't want a obvious seam. Perfect. Thank you!! ❤
Thanks for this easy to understand tutorial. Just learnd to crochet this year and right now I'm busy making my own kimono. I guess tomorrow I can start to add the sleeves. This is so exciting and fun. Can't wait to finish! =)
Awesome! That's impressive that you are already able to make your own clothing. Isn't it fun?!
Thank you. You helped me for a blanket idea for my boyfriend
thank you so much for this tutorial! i just finished making a blanket that is a little to small because i thought i wouldnt have enough yarn but i do so now i can just add to it
I didnt think I wanted to learn C2C until I saw your llama and kimono pattern, now it's on my list yo learn. I'm excited you did this video because I'm sure it will help once I'm ready to get to it. Thank you so much. I just love these 2 patterns and all your patterns!😍
Thank you Melisa! That's great to hear you're inspired to try something new. It's so fun and will be totally worth it. :)
Thank you SO MUCH for this! I made my c2c graphaghan too small and this is such an easy way to add height and width!
That's great to hear! I'm glad it was helpful!
Great idea. Thank you for an easy to understand tutorial.
You're welcome, Susan!
I'm working on a sweater this will come in handy
I am so grateful for this tutorial. I just finished a C2C cardigan and the sleeves are too short and front panel needs a little more width, if the front panel starts with horizontal tile, how do I start the row?
Do I always have to start on vertical tile You started in the middle of your sample, but when I start the row must be at the beginning?
How do you save all your crochet notes, patterns. I have a notebook, but now in is a mess after couple of years crocheting. I need a better method to save and find notes.
TIA 🙏💐
So excited to try this as a border on my mini c2c right now, nervous about the corners though... any advice?
Hey Marcie, which part of the corners are you feeling unsure of? If you want to ask me a more specific question about where you're struggling on the corners, I'd be happy to try to help. :)
I am working on the C2C cardigan but I don’t know where to start this and I don’t understand how to connect it to the other side of the arm hole
Help I want to do this bought the pattern could you please please do a cal program for this top please I’m lost
Hey Jackie, I'm not sure we'll do a CAL for this one. Is there something I can help you with in figuring out the pattern?
:)
Thanks for this video! This is great and so helpful. It would have been even better to link it from the PDF pattern.
Is there a way to do a triangle with only one straight line instead of 2 as it usual gets on C2C?
Is there a way you can share the measurements of the panels? Your gage and size of crochet is a lot smaller then I can get it. With the same size hook my tiles are way bigger. I have asked this question on Instagram and have not gotten a reply. Not sure if you will even see this. Thank you.
Hey Harry, I'm sorry, sometimes Instagram notifications get buried so quickly that some fall through the cracks. I'm answering this on the fly without access to my pattern notes so you don't have to wait any longer, but it means I also don't have the exact measurements. :) Here's what you can do for this or any other c2c pattern though--use the gauge (in which each tile = .69") and multiply that number by the number of tiles width-wise and height-wise in the size you're making. Hope that makes sense!
Currently working on my kimono, so excited to finish it all. I only have a question: how do I distinguish which side is which I have trouble knowing which side is the WS and RS 🙄 Please advise
Hi Elsa compte how have you gone on with the kimono pattern I’m stuck on row 20 thanks
Thank you so much
You're welcome, Kim!
Is there a way to make the kimono sleeve a longer sleeve with this technique?
Yeah! If you just continue to make your sleeve rectangle "taller", your sleeves will be longer. Essentially, you'll just keep increasing with c2c squares until you like the length of the sleeve. :)
@@makedocrew1717 also for the pattern where exactly do you start the sleeve rectangle
@@razeenamatani8406 Hi! You attach the yarn at the armpit seam to start working the sleeve. So once your yarn is attached there, you can follow the technique described in the video above to work around the sleeve hole opening. If you're right handed, you'll be growing your sleeve toward the left, just like how you'd normally grow a c2c rectangle. :)
This is really cool and I love the sweater! FYI...to make a chain stitch, its yarn over the hook, not yarn under. 😉