25 crochet projects to make INSTEAD of a bralette 💌 (with pattern suggestions!!!)

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @afnanmo5779
    @afnanmo5779 Год назад +56

    as someone who always need to follow a pattern, i really appreciate how you're trying to help us create our own projects without the need to follow a specific pattern

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +9

      this is something i’m so so passionate about!!! i really struggle following patterns, so learning how to freehand or modify patterns made crochet & knitting a lot much for enjoyable for me

  • @JB-el6le
    @JB-el6le Год назад +37

    Omg love the Miu Miu top! We need a tutorial for that. If we can make dupes for designer crochet thats a win win 😄

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +8

      I might have to! It’s a fairly quick make as well 😍

    • @sarahluz5860
      @sarahluz5860 5 месяцев назад

      @@averpaula yes please!! its so gorgeous ;-;

  • @chloem7078
    @chloem7078 Год назад +4

    you feel like the art teacher for fibre arts i always needed

  • @jackhopkins3247
    @jackhopkins3247 Год назад +1

    this video has single-handedly motivated me to start crocheting again!!! love the sausage dog scarf

  • @Truechildofgod
    @Truechildofgod Год назад +1

    The title was exactly what I was looking for oh my goodness as someone that doesn’t wear short tops I am happy this video exist!!!

  • @goslingduck
    @goslingduck Год назад +4

    Thank you so much for these fun alternatives!!
    And, um, just a note on potholders/ oven mitts, for anyone who doesn't know already... (I received this warning from my dad years ago, when I was learning about welding, but the idea applies here.) Your safest bet is going to be 100% natural fibers, like cotton or wool. They may shrink with heat, but if they encounter high temperatures or fire, they will basically burn to ash, and not cause you any harm once they're done burning. Synthetic materials tend to melt rather than burn properly, and can make your first-aid/ healing process more difficult, should you get burned through a potholder. (Because you may then have to deal with burns that have fibers or plastic melted on.) There are some synthetics that are made to withstand heat, like quilt batting for sewing potholders, though. I'm not aware of any synthetic yarns that are heat-safe, so please be careful!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +2

      Thank you for clarifying!!! Super helpful for people to know

  • @beatrizgarcia3529
    @beatrizgarcia3529 Год назад +3

    I loved every single idea
    I already made a mesh long sleeve top, a granny square vest (my best project ever) and I’m finishing my raglan crop top (my new favorite)
    I started with wearables this year and now I can’t stop doing them

  • @stompingliger
    @stompingliger Год назад +15

    I highly recommend the Horizon cardigan pattern by Hobbii. It’s free, very beginner friendly, whips up fast and best of all it’s made by measuring the piece so it doesn’t matter if you crochet loosely or tightly.

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад

      I love a pattern that uses measuring 😍 thank you for sharing!!!

  • @Wooltogold
    @Wooltogold Год назад +2

    Not usually a granny square person but your right, they can look so different with different color ways, the pink mohair sweater looks adorable!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад

      it's so cute, isn't it! I think using different fibres and colours for the granny squares definitely makes them more interesting :))

  • @Katherine_critters
    @Katherine_critters Год назад +15

    Thank you i never follow patterns but i know i should i just find it more calming without one but this gave me insparation! Thank you!
    Btw i started crocheting when i was 11 and im now 13 and im also currently crocheting my first ever granny square tank top after 2 years of crocheting😂well over due project but im almost done!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +1

      I also never follow patterns and also really enjoy just freehanding so there is definitely nothing wrong with that

  • @omgsomeonesomewhereonearth7432
    @omgsomeonesomewhereonearth7432 Год назад +8

    Omg thank you so much!! I love the look of crochet bralettes on other people but I have finally come to accept that these boobs were not made to be held up by two pieces of yarn 😂

  • @batumanslittleidiot
    @batumanslittleidiot Год назад +1

    u have no idea i was searching all over youtube for a video like this ty !!

  • @libertyprice263
    @libertyprice263 Год назад +1

    CANT WAIT FOR THE JUMPER TUTORIAL!!!!!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +2

      I can’t wait to share it with you (equally i’m scared if making 50+ granny squares for it 😭)

  • @Pie-v5q
    @Pie-v5q Год назад +5

    Just made a granny square vest a couple of days ago and it turned out amazing)) really enjoyed the process

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +1

      They are so much fun to make aren’t they! I just love anything granny square 🫶

  • @theminimalistninja
    @theminimalistninja Год назад

    I am keen to get into tapestry crochet! I've done a few wall hangings with color changes with macrame but never crochet and love what you can do with it! I made monstera coasters a while back and highly recommend them for plant lovers. Not only were they fun to make but they look great and are functional (I didn't initially think they would be, ha) :)

  • @SakiStargazer
    @SakiStargazer Год назад

    OMG I need that Lisa says Gah Granny Square Sweater in my life

  • @stitchandlilly
    @stitchandlilly Год назад

    love love this video!! thank u for the inspo, i was feeling so uninspired 🫶🏼

  • @knitspired
    @knitspired Год назад

    So many cool ideas! Love it!

  • @sophiawurzer8695
    @sophiawurzer8695 Год назад +5

    Is there a knitting pattern for the top you are wearing in the video? It’s so gorgeous

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +7

      no pattern, but I shared the process of making this top in my last video ‘Making 5 tops in one week’

  • @TerezatheTeacher
    @TerezatheTeacher Год назад +2

    "If you're starting, don't pick something that will take a lot of time, you'll get discouraged."
    me, who learnt to crochet on a complicated intarsia blanket that took me 9 months to complete: * surprised Pikachu face *

  • @am1ell
    @am1ell Год назад

    gosh your so creative i love it

  • @yellowhill254
    @yellowhill254 Год назад

    yay I loved this! got so many new items on my list now, thanks heaps :)

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад

      that’s amazing, so glad you found some inspo

  • @ahsen8200
    @ahsen8200 Год назад +2

    omg i love your video !! thank you for the inspiration

  • @teacupforu
    @teacupforu Год назад

    ahh tysm for this life saver 🩷

  • @annmorey
    @annmorey Год назад

    I’m currently making a granny square sweater inspired by ur white and black granny square sweater but I’m getting stuck on the neckline. I think you said on tiktok that you knit the collar/ribbing, but I was curious if you did any extra neck shaping or just worked around the square shape of the neckhole (hopefully that makes sense)? Would also love a video on granny square projects as I’m such a sucker for them !!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +1

      how exciting, please do share the final outcome I’d love to see it! 😍 Yes I knit the neckline etc. in ribbing and just knit around the squares as they are, it automatically falls around the neck in a round shape

  • @karlafelix3768
    @karlafelix3768 Год назад

    the scrunched is so cute. are they all different scrunchies together tied onto a braids or just a whole piece all together ?

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад

      I’m still figuring that out as well! I’m currently filming a whole video just in making different scrunchies but I haven’t gotten to the crochet one yet 🙈 i linked a pattern in the description if you wanted to try it

  • @evahunter7079
    @evahunter7079 11 месяцев назад

    Questions needing an answer please how floes carry a second colour along the back off the stitches in a row of crochet

  • @rostunes
    @rostunes Год назад +2

    is it just my pc or is the audio mega low? :"(

  • @linachakir6105
    @linachakir6105 Год назад

    How many granny squares did you use for the jumper. Thanks😊 (if you could tell me there layout it would be nice )

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад +1

      i will be making a tutorial for this soon

  • @rabiahabib7139
    @rabiahabib7139 9 месяцев назад

    THANK YOU FOR THIS I DON'T WANT TO MAKE A BRALETTE I'M LIKE TWELVE (no offense to bralettes ppl who wear them look gorgeous I just think I'm a little too young for it)

  • @aoifepowerbreen1355
    @aoifepowerbreen1355 Год назад

    Girl what's your ravelry I'm dying to browse your projects!

    • @averpaula
      @averpaula  Год назад

      i actually don’t really use ravelry very often, i always get so overwhelmed on there :’)

    • @aoifepowerbreen1355
      @aoifepowerbreen1355 Год назад

      Aw no fair enough! I love your goose tapestry, my bf calls me silly goose so now I think I need to make it ;) should be able to work it out from the details in the video and description! ❤

    • @aoifepowerbreen1355
      @aoifepowerbreen1355 Год назад

      Also, I sent this to my mum, she's a crochet teacher and designer, she loves your stuff (although she did say that she's actually never made a bralet lol)