Part 1- Pattern to make Nonno's Ribbed Sweater!

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • #menscrochetsweater #ribbedsweatertutorial #knittingpodcast #crochetpattern
    Welcome to my tutorial. In this tutorial I will demonstrate the step by step process on how to start the yoke of this men's X-Large Sweater pattern. It starts with a HDC Foundation chain and increases! I willl show you on how to split the yoke for the sleeves! I use Loops and Threads Barcellona yarn, with a size 7 mm hook!
    Welcome to Nonna's Stitching Lounge with Rosie Em. I love yarn, crochet and knitting. I like to share my unboxing of yarn and finished projects. One day I will be doing tutorials and share written patterns. I also am addicted to shopping for yarn and I will take you on shopping trips! I do yarn reviews, comparisons and online shopping comparisons too!
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  • @soknychang7773
    @soknychang7773 11 месяцев назад +2

    I know it’s 3 years old, but you are amazing and very detailed ❤❤.
    Thanks a billion times 👍.

  • @begumraziuddin2021
    @begumraziuddin2021 Год назад +1

    Where to buy or order this men's XXL crochet sweater need help to buy please comment 🙂 Dr.Razia from Phoenix USA

  • @bahreldeanalexander4775
    @bahreldeanalexander4775 Год назад +1

    I like it .. spciely the texture it is awsome. I want to change it to hoodied cardigan for ny son ... i think i will need to just add the zip adge and the hoodie.

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  Год назад

      I think it would be easily adaptable to a hoodie. I would love to see it if you want to email me the finished product!

  • @geetadeshmukh8914
    @geetadeshmukh8914 Год назад +3

    The presentation, the explanation and the demonstration is so good. Now I have finally stopped looking for a top down Raglan sweater. Thankyou very much. 😊❤️

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  Год назад

      I am so glad! I would love to see your sweater if you'd like to email me some pictures! Or if you're on Instagram you can tag me @nonnasStitchingLounge

  • @bonniekonjevich7574
    @bonniekonjevich7574 Год назад +1

    Fabulous job and colors as he is positively pleased. Lucky man, lucky readers/crocheters. I know it makes you happy. It does me after 50 years of it and more than ever. 😊

  • @michelleblake4516
    @michelleblake4516 2 года назад +1

    Where's Nonna?
    There's only a few great teachers on u-tube !
    I hope all is well w/u n ur's : )
    I'm making u'r sweater 4 my son now - so
    glad u did this amazing sweater tutorial...

  • @DenisEssiambre
    @DenisEssiambre 2 года назад +1

    I started crocheting a year ago, and my goal is to make myself some sweaters. This one is def on my list. Where can I get a written pattern to go along with the video tutorial? Im not a regular shape and have to alter as I go lol. Love the video and love this pattern.

  • @Leilaghosh
    @Leilaghosh Год назад

    If it was an open jacket.. does it have the same dimensions as well as a closed jacket??? And how can we divide them

  • @peterdauwe7895
    @peterdauwe7895 2 года назад +1

    One question for this lovely sweater, the increase in shoulder, do i also include those increases as fpfc and dc before i do dc-ch2-dc. I didn't at first and the shoulder was flat. Tx

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад +1

      There isn't an increase "in the shoulder". All increases are the DC-CH2-DC at the four points. You should follow the FP, DC pattern as already established by the row before. The other place this might happen in during the decreases in the arms. I hope this is clear.

    • @peterdauwe7895
      @peterdauwe7895 2 года назад

      @@nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281 indeed, rewatched the video 5 times and than it hit me : follow the pattern fpdc-dc. So simple but so beautifull ! Tx

  • @jennidavis7641
    @jennidavis7641 Год назад +2

    Absolutely loved this I made one for my friend and one for my 5 year old daughter and they both love them , thank you so much for this tutorial it's the easiest sweater iv ever made ❤️ xx

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  Год назад

      I am so glad! I would love to see them if you'd like to email me some pictures! Or if you're on Instagram you can tag me @nonnasStitchingLounge

  • @Stephanie0419
    @Stephanie0419 3 года назад +1

    Hi Rosie, greetings from Spain. What other yarn can I use instead of Loops and threads? That yarn is exclusive of Michael's and they don't send to Spain.

  • @priyarameshottur
    @priyarameshottur 3 года назад +1

    Hats off to u for ur effort taken for the explanation. How much base chains should be made for L size. TIA

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  3 года назад

      The chain count depends on the bulkiness of the yarn and size of crochet hook. You want to get a sweater your son wears and measure the neck. Chain enough to go around the neck.

  • @diywithlisa7361
    @diywithlisa7361 3 года назад +1

    I would love to make this for my husband, how ever he needs a USA size 4X. How do you recommend to alter the size XL for the size diffrence?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  3 года назад

      Its all about measuring and trying on as you go. I would suggest you do a foundational chain and measure around your husband’s neck or one of his old sweaters that fits. The four increases need to be spaced evenly so try and chain a number divisible by four. Do the yoke the same. Measure from the beginning of the yoke to his underarm. When it is long enough split for sleeves. Add some stitches under the arm for the circumference at the top of his arm.

  • @Kimscrochetandknits
    @Kimscrochetandknits 4 года назад +1

    I thought that was bernats wavelength at first then I realized the ball band was white like loops and thread ..I'm going to make one for my hubby

  • @merrytwentyfirst6671
    @merrytwentyfirst6671 Год назад +1

    What a great sweater ,i'll try to make it for my dad

  • @saskiaoverwinnaar4937
    @saskiaoverwinnaar4937 3 года назад +2

    So Nice 💋🥰 love from the netherlands

  • @BADRUBULDURA
    @BADRUBULDURA Год назад +1

    😊😊

  • @nochannel2940
    @nochannel2940 3 месяца назад

    I am following your pattern. We have calculated 23+14+23+14 stitches initially. Are you increasing the stitches till we end up with the cone. Is it increased or end up with 23+14+23+14

  • @hannahboicourt1359
    @hannahboicourt1359 2 года назад +2

    This is a very well done tutorial, I understood perfectly! :)

  • @ariesyakanthi
    @ariesyakanthi 8 месяцев назад

    Hello, Rosie. I'm from Indonesia. How can I get a pattern for this beautiful sweter? I need another size. Thanks a lot ❤

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  8 месяцев назад

      I've never got around to publishing a pattern. I would recommend using a smaller hook or yarn. Make a chain and measure it around the yoke to fit the person you are making it for. Thanks for watching.

  • @shezcal
    @shezcal 2 года назад +1

    Love this sweater. How many stitches for medium-large or stitch count repeat please?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад +2

      I don't have a stitch count. I would suggest that you use a lighter yarn (this was bulky) or a smaller needle and just measure the person's neck. Also ensure that the stitch count is divisible by 4 for the increases. Hope that's clear.

    • @shezcal
      @shezcal 2 года назад

      @@nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281 Good suggestions, thank you.

  • @Annascraftyamore
    @Annascraftyamore 4 года назад +1

    It's looking really nice Rosie great explanations with the graphs presentation 👌💗🧶🙋‍♀️🇦🇺

  • @annamamo3645
    @annamamo3645 3 года назад +1

    I'll do this thank-you.

  • @janicebrown9171
    @janicebrown9171 4 года назад +1

    Hi Rosie, I love this sweater and your husband look very nice. I am going to make one for my husband. Great tutorial, thanks

  • @jackielubeck
    @jackielubeck 4 года назад +1

    It came out really looking great.... curious how it’s made so I’m watching.

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  4 года назад

      Glad you're watching. Terrible lighting and very amateurish, but it's a good pattern, if I do say so myself....LOL

  • @CharmedGrammyCrochet
    @CharmedGrammyCrochet 4 года назад +1

    You have a very handsome model!! That HDC foundation is cool! I'm gonna have to try that!!

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  4 года назад

      yes, he is my handsome man!
      You should! Did I explain it okay? I know the lighting sucked.

    • @CharmedGrammyCrochet
      @CharmedGrammyCrochet 4 года назад

      @@nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281 you did a great job. I will definitely use that method next time. I will have to rewatch this video. Do you do that with a regular DC?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  4 года назад

      Yes regular DC and front post

  • @mjm3852
    @mjm3852 4 года назад +1

    Nice sweater. Thanks for the tutorial because I am still fairly new to crochet and reading patterns can be tricky for me.

  • @kimhall9967
    @kimhall9967 4 года назад +1

    Happy to follow Rosie I'm going to make sweater for my Dad Thank you

  • @janisharma1289
    @janisharma1289 3 года назад +1

    Hi,I crocheted for my son and it came out really great 👌 my first sweater ever ,but little complication for neck ,I will be glad if you make another video only for neck , thank you 😊 so much ❤️

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  3 года назад +1

      I'd love to see it. Send me a picture at NonnasStitchingLounge@gmail.com. What was it about the neck that confused you?

    • @janisharma1289
      @janisharma1289 3 года назад

      Neck not fitting properly

  • @geetadeshmukh8914
    @geetadeshmukh8914 Год назад

    Thankyou so much for the step by step guided instructions for this pattern.
    I have a question. I am using a size 4 hook. So I may need extra stitches. In that case what should be the multiple for extra stitches?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  Год назад

      I don't have those kind of details available. I would suggest that you measure the radius of the neck hole you would want and ensure that you have the right number of stitches. Always make sure that it is divisible by four so the increases at the arms are equal.

    • @geetadeshmukh8914
      @geetadeshmukh8914 Год назад

      Thankyou 😊 I'll try. When I complete my sweater I'll post it to you.

  • @GVSepulveda
    @GVSepulveda 3 года назад +1

    Hello, thank you so much for this great tutorial. This will be my first time doing a top down crochet sweater. I have encountered a little issue when finishing rounds though: somehow I can’t get my first sleeve to increase as my second sleeve as I add more stitches. When I am ready to build the armholes ( after 11 inches from the beginning), I always have a lot less increases on my first sleeve ( beginning of rounds) than in my second sleeve. Do you have a step-by-step written pattern available for purchase? Thank you so much!

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад

      Unfortunately, I have not got around to writing a pattern. I think that as you are making the Yoke, you might be missing a stitch where you are doing 2DB Chain 2DB. As you are going counter clockwise, there is a stitch between the increase and the existing DB below that always gets missed. I wonder if that is the issue?

    • @GVSepulveda
      @GVSepulveda 2 года назад +1

      Hello! Thank you so much for replying to my comment! That was exactly the issue! I started over about 5 times until I figured it out. The sweater turned out great, my husband loves it! Thank you so much😊

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад

      @@GVSepulveda I would love to see it. Can you send me a picture at NonnasStitchingLounge@gmail.com?

  • @DiVaIve
    @DiVaIve 4 года назад +1

    Love this stitch. Thanks for the yolk count breakdown super easy to follow.

  • @iamshreyagupta
    @iamshreyagupta Год назад

    How many foundation chains for a large size?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  Год назад

      I've not done different sizing. What I would suggest is to use either a less thicker yarn or a smaller hook. Or maybe both. Do the yoke and then measure.

  • @cynthiadscrochet1853
    @cynthiadscrochet1853 4 года назад +1

    It's really nice. I'm going to make this. I'm loving it. ❤

  • @susmitachanda7975
    @susmitachanda7975 2 года назад +1

    Pls hindi me boliea

  • @lilianahorjea8183
    @lilianahorjea8183 4 года назад +1

    Happy to follow you Rosie, great sweater and tutorial!

  • @AngryCatCrafts
    @AngryCatCrafts 4 года назад +1

    So handsome, beautiful job Rosie!

  • @kasslue1877
    @kasslue1877 Год назад +1

    Gorgeous sweater! Wow

  • @gabrielajessome5599
    @gabrielajessome5599 3 года назад +1

    Thank you. I made one for my husband !!

  • @madeleinecharron5472
    @madeleinecharron5472 2 года назад

    Hi. Sorry for my English but I am French. I need to know if you can larger then XL. I love your patern….. and how many ball you need

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад +1

      Sorry, I don't have any other sizes, however, I would just add more stitches around the neck and then keep increasing under the arms until it fits the person you are making it for. This will add stitches to the torso and the arms.

  • @normabinkley6111
    @normabinkley6111 4 года назад +1

    Nice looking sweater!

  • @denisehoffmann5006
    @denisehoffmann5006 4 года назад

    Beautiful sweater🤗
    You might lose your model come fashion week 😘

  • @barbaramuncie2429
    @barbaramuncie2429 6 месяцев назад

    How many for large

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  5 месяцев назад

      I don’t have the pattern for many sizes. I would suggest you go down a hook size or a yarn thickness the other option is to measure the neck of the person you are crocheting for and make enough chains for it taking into account the corners.

  • @cherylkidlark3978
    @cherylkidlark3978 3 года назад +1

    Cool sweater!

  • @KarenPrudensLetsStitchMakeup
    @KarenPrudensLetsStitchMakeup 4 года назад +1

    Great tutorial. It's a gorgeous sweater.

  • @PSOOKUN
    @PSOOKUN 3 года назад

    If I want to make this into a medium size how do I adjust this pls want to make one for my son pls

  • @Debbie2004
    @Debbie2004 4 года назад +1

    Beautiful sweater

  • @cherylheming1714
    @cherylheming1714 4 года назад

    The sweater is beautiful Rosie, Nonno is a perfect model!

  • @janiceurffer325
    @janiceurffer325 4 года назад

    How many skeins of yarn for whole sweater?

  • @stefaniaion715
    @stefaniaion715 3 года назад

    Buna seara o rugaminte va rog acest plovar merge si tricotat mar interesa raglanul nr de ochiuri crosetate se potrivesc cu nr de ochiuri tricotate multumesc

  • @palomaquerida604
    @palomaquerida604 2 года назад

    The stitch numbers are the same as thus tutorial no matter what size hook we use correct?

    • @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281
      @nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281  2 года назад +2

      This would depend on the size you want to make and the size of the yarn. You're best to measure the neck of the person and see how many stitches you need making note of the raglan increases at four points.

    • @palomaquerida604
      @palomaquerida604 2 года назад

      @@nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281 thank you for this. I’ll do my best.

  • @tammycook7549
    @tammycook7549 4 года назад

    Now someone can now make a sweater thank you nonna.

  • @mslinneab
    @mslinneab 4 года назад +1

    Such a good tutorial! Very clear and educational, thank you for this. Gonna make a sweater for my dad now!

  • @beverleysimmons8080
    @beverleysimmons8080 4 года назад

    Gorgeous sweater girl love it