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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- @crochetcabin6160
Crochet, top down, fishnet sweater, beginner friendly. In this video I used:
Lion Brand, Coboo, light/dk n.3, 51% cotton/49% rayon from bamboo, color Lichen in the video and White in the pictures. Crochet hook H/5.00mm. In the video I made a size S/M and I used for the finished Item 11.35 oz/322 gr of cotton. The size in the pictures is a M/L.
Starting chains for the yoke sizes:
S/M -92ch (30-14-30-14-4)
M/L-104ch (35-15-35-15-4)
L/XL-116ch (40-16-40-16-4)
L/XXL 128ch (45-17-45-17-4)
For the sleeves: I used for the first 5 round a crochet hook H/5.00mm, for the next 6 round G/4.00mm and from the seventh throughout the desired length a E/3.5mm.
A big thank you to my friend Jane who, graciously lent herself to be my model 💖😍😘
THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING 😊
Love this jumper! Beautiful yarn and very pretty pattern! Thank you! ❤️😊👏🏼
Thank you very much 😊
BEAUTIFUL, thank you
Thank you very much 😊
😊🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Thank you for excellent instructions!
You are very welcome 😊
Thank you for your amazing tutorial!! I used your video to make my own cropped version of it and I can't wait to wear it ❤
You are very welcome 😊
Wow, that model, that you used is beautiful
Thanks for posting !
You are very welcome 😊
Beautiful work! I want to make one. Thank you for your video. ❤
You are very welcome 😊
Love it 😍 thx for sharing and thx for the work you put in !
I'm glad you enjoy it! Thank you very much 😊
Just finished mine. Thank you!
You are very welcome 😊
Very pretty👌👌🌹
Thank you so much 😊
The way you explain is very good. And the way you talk is extremely cute 🤗 🤗
Thank you so much 😊
Easy and pretty, thank you!
Thank you very much 😊
Здравствуйте, спасибо за мастер класс. У меня получилось всё. Я довольна.
You are very welcome😊
Great tutorial. Just one issue. When you start a row, you're doing a single crochet and then a chain 2. But - if that's supposed to replace an extended double crochet and a chain one - i think it's too short. ... ?
@Aleks25900 Thank you very much. It's up to you. If for you is too short, you can add a chain 😊
If I go up a hook size would that make it slightly bigger so the stitch count stays the same am slightly bigger than xxl thank you x
Yes, it could make it slightly bigger. Thank you 😊
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Thank you for creating this tutorial, can you please let me know if you are using standard sizing for S/M etc, and what the measurements in total end up being? I appreciate it! I am trying to figure out if Inhave enough of a certain yarn 😊
@anastasiawatson5301 You are very welcome. Like I said at the min. 25.00 on the video, the sweater is long 19in/48cm and is large 17in/43cm. The size is average standard American, but it needs to be adapted to your needs. I hope it helps you 😊
How did you get the measurements I mean not the measurements but the number inside that rectangle box how did you figure that out?
I think I already answered your question in a previous comment you made before. The number is obtained by the circumference of the head. If you have 52cm head circumference, you will chain until you get 52 cm. When you get that number, if you do a stitch that doesn't have any multiple, you divide by 4, then you add 4 stitches for the corners (increases). In this way, you have all you need to start. In the video tutorial, I had to distribute the stitches in a different way because the stitch I used had a multiple. I you need to start different sizes other than the one in the video, check the info box, everything is listed there. I hope it helps.
@@crochetcabin6160 I'm sorry !!!!!
@@crochetcabin6160 I apologize I probably should've went back and tried to find that I am sorry sometimes I don't really think before I speak it's a nasty habit of mine, but I do appreciate you taking your time to answer yet again the same question if I did ask it
No problem at all 😉
How much should i chain if i want it to be XXL/XL?
I wrote all the starting chains in the description box below the video. I think it's 128, but to be sure, check the info box 😊
Thank you, I didn't notice it at first.@@crochetcabin6160
@@Dior_bae13 no problem😊
Thank you for the tutorial! Is there a pattern? I’m getting confused at the corners about where the V increase goes. Are you putting 2 stitches in the V increase space from the row before? And also in the tops of the stitches that make the V? (4 altogether?)
You are welcome and no I do not have a written pattern. Every round is always the same, into the V space make 1 extended dc, 1 chain, 1extended dc. In the video I specified to work our extended dc, 1 before and 1 after the increases space but, it's just a reminder especially for beginners, because it's easy to skip those stitches. I hope it helps 😊
What size crochet hook did you use for the borders?
I used an E/3.5mm crochet hook 😊
Do you know the measurements for an XL version?
XXL+*
I do not have the exact measurements for an XL size, but I have the starting chains in the description box under the video. From there, you make as many rounds as you need to reach the size you want. Is it always good to have the measurements of the person for whom you make the sweater, but if you don't, you may use the average sizes chart (you can google it). For example, average XL size is: Bust 47in/119cm. The yoke depth is 8in/20cm. The sleeve length from the underarm is 17in/43cm. The upper arm circumference is 17.75/45cm. The total length measured from the neckline is 23.75in/43cm. I hope it helps.
For an XXL size, I would start with 128 chains and follow the distribution of the chains like I wrote in the description box under the video. From there, work your your yoke until you have the size you want for bust and arms. You may follow the video as well. The instructions are the same for any size.
@crochetcabin6160 thank you so much 💛💛💛
What are the measurements do u know ?
I am sorry, I don't have the exact measurements. The size I made in the video is small but fits well a small medium as well. I have the starting chains for different sizes in the description box, but the width and the length of the sweater depend on your needs, adding or making fewer rows on the yoke. I hope I was able to help you.
@@crochetcabin6160how did u get those measurements on the paper
When you make a crochet top-down sweater, you start the n.of chains based on the circumference of the head. To that, you can add or make fewer chains depending on the neckline you want. Then,you need to adapt the number of chains to the type of stitch you want to use (multiple of 2/3/4, etc.etc.). So you need a number of chains suitable for your pattern. Then, divide and distribute the chains into four parts, two large ones( front and back),two smaller ones (shoulders),plus 4 chains, one in each corner. There are also different formulas for the distribution of the chains, but,in this case, I didn't use them. I adjusted my chains, based on the sizes requested in inches or centimeters.
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