Crochet arm rest cover
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024
- Crochet arm rest cover
Do your plastic chair arms get sweaty in the summer? Would you like something soft and washable to cover them? If you said yes, follow along in this quick tutorial.
If you would like to see a tutorial where I take this basic arm rest cover and add in extra padding, let me know in the comments. I'd love to hear from you.
Full Playlist including Padding and elastic for this arm rest cover:
• Crochet arm rest cover
This tutorial uses single crochet, and an optional single crochet foundation row. In the example shown, regular 4 - weight kitchen cotton and a 5.5 mm hook were used.
You may find these short videos helpful:
Single Crochet Foundation Row:
• Single Crochet Foundat...
Stacked Single Crochet:
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Foam Grips:
• Adaptive Foam for Croc...
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My husband showed me an open scrape on his arm from resting his elbow on his chair. The leather broke and had many sharp edges. This is the perfect thing to surprise him with!! Thank you so much
Exactly what I needed. Thank you for the video. Have a lovely day.
This is great and exactly what I need, thank you!
You're welcome, I'd love to see them when you're done! Please feel free to join my Facebook or # me on Instagram and share some pictures! ☺️
Do you remember which yarn you used for this? Looks perfect in texture and colour as a cover for my office chair!
It was from a one pound cotton mystery bag. I think it's kitchen cotton like lily sugar and cream.
I saw your tutorial as I want to make covers for my arm rests in my coach. I need the length 17 inches & width 4 inches..when I crochet my rounds….the length is growing…when I checked the length after awhile…it was 20”..why is my length growing. If you can help me…I’d be very much appreciated..thank you
Try to make your starting row length minus the width (17-4), so your starting row would be 14. This way, your length will grow only as your width does. I hope that helps. Thanks for reaching out. Let me see how it turns out 😁
Thank you so much!!! I’m so excited to finish the project & I will let you know how I did! Your tutorial is excellent to follow & you even taught me how to do the single foundation stitch! Man..wished I learned that earlier lol! It’s so much easier than the chain stitching! Lol! Again thank you & Happy New Year to you & your loved ones!!
Is there a written version of this?
Not as of yet, mainly because every chair is different.
@@crochetyourwaytoday That makes sense, I'm gonna try this for my mom's office chair. The measurements are slightly larger but not enough to make it a big problem. I'll let you know how it turns out!
I am trying to make my sofa arm chair cover. The length is 35” and width is 5”. How long should I make my foundation chain ?
I would make it 33-34", and then see how much it has to stretch. If you are using cotton, make it closer to 35" so there is less stretch needed to meet 35". If acrylic, make it shorter and require a bit more stretch (since it will over time).
Thank you !
Actually, since it's 5" wide, make it around 30" to start, since there are a lot of rounds till you get to the edges and start the turn down the sides!
Noted ! Thank you for your advice ❤
Hey. I have completed the project! Thank you for your advice. They look very lovely on my sofa atm chair
Need help to crochet a couch arm cover.
I hope this video helps you get an idea how to shape your arm covers
How in the world can you manage to wrap that around your finger I have tried and tried and tried it does not work for me
Which part of the video is giving you trouble? İ could make a short video going into more detail to help show it better.
Hi, it's been awhile since you asked your question, but I've kept it in my mind and had a break in my posting schedule to talk about how to hold your yarn:
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