Your video is a beacon of light in the darkness! Thank you so much for taking the time to create and post this video! I'm new to crocheting clothing but ive recieved many requests for outfits and decided to take the plunge despite my trepidation, so I appreciate this content from the bottom of my heart!
this is honestly one of the best tutorials I have ever watched- for anything yarn related! your explanations & drawings are clear, the timing is a great pace, & it’s really easy to follow. can’t wait to watch the circular one next! also your artistry is beautiful, don’t let anyone tell you differently 😂
OMG you are the only person who has even mentioned this way of measuring. People just leave it at the yoke but no measurements and when to stop. Thank you!!!!!!!!
A great and detailed explanation! Unfortunately there is nothing comparable in my language or something is missing. I have a tip: take the rectangle version and do a stitch test! I made a cardigan according to instructions and used the square version, but as a beginner I didn't know what it would look like. The arms would be much too big and everything would have to be separated. Really great video, thank you!
Hi there! Thanks for the comment. This method will work for any size. If you check your measurement for adults, you would then follow the same method. I have a sizing chart here for reference. Just click on the adult chart. www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html Good luck and keep me posted.👍
Very very kind of you. I got the measurements In your pdf. You really vanish our Tension of measurements. God bless and help all Of you everywhere and every time. Really knitting or any hobby keeps us busy Gives peace Of mind And even money if it becomes profession. 27:56 In my life I always get Best teachers. Where there is will There is way. And I Got you.
With a new grandson on the way I was ready to give up making jumpers etc as could find no way of how to make the right size. The way you have explained everything is just what I needed to understand how to make garments for the size I needed. Thank you so much from Queensland, Australia ❤.
OMG! Hello to Queensland! So glad to hear that you found this helpful. I'd love to see a pic when you are done.:) Congratulations on your new grandson coming soon!
Wow! Thank you sooo very much for this explanation! Now I understand completely, this explanation covers all my questions. I've been crocheting since lockdown but yokes had me crazy and I love doing them. Thank you again Greetings from South Africa Have a beautiful day🤗
Hi Karen! I came across your video while surfing for videos about making Raglan garments. I admire the patience with which you have explained this in such an articulated manner. May I suggest that you create a playlist of Quick Chat videos of yours. May I request you to share a video about the making of adult garments with a neckline and armhole shaping. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge with us through this video 😊
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment. I do indeed have a whole playlist on these Crochet Quick Chats. Fro quick reference, you can find it here for lots more info to dive into: ruclips.net/p/PLWxo_4OZSIkkw3w0I7jTH7_WROTMP3OIC&si=AKzskrZk1I3Q4omb
Wowwww!! One of the best videos I have ever seen. This is exactly what i was looking for. The explanation is very easy to follow! Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Manifestarr! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I really do enjoy crocheting so much and I like the art of teaching as well. Glad to hear you are find these useful! 😍
@@TheStitchSessions No worries, I'm planning to write my own patterns and maybe do basic tutorials and unboxings on youtube oneday. All a work in progress. But so grateful for our community.
Thank you so much for your tutorial! I am ready to break out and do my own thing and this tutorial took the mystery out of the beginnings of my projects. 😊
Hope your having a great day! I am a relatively new to crocheting and I'm loving making garmentsfor my granddaughter. She is a bigger than normal three year old. So I have been looking for this information for a while so that i may adjust the sizing. This tutorial is what I have been looking for, this answers all my questions. Thank you I will be referring back to it!
Hi Eva! That is wonderful! Good to hear and so fun to make garments fro the little one:) If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Have fun! -K
Meilleure vidéo que j ai trouvée ! Des mois que je cherchais comment adapter des modèles jolis mais très mal expliqués ou pas très modernes...merci à vous et bonne continuation ❤
Thank you sooo much for this tutorial! Seriously helped me out with figuring out how big to make my daughters first Halloween costume. This beats having to purchase a pattern or buying more yarn to match someone’s pattern.
So glad it's been helpful for you! What are you crocheting for a costume for your daughter? She must be under 1 if it's her first costume. I just had my first niece last week and I am already thinking up little sweet things to make her. LOL
@@TheStitchSessions yes. My daughter just turned 7 months. I have 2 other little ones and for the past 2 Halloweens, I have made both of their costumes (but sowed). So I would like to continue that tradition for my newest baby. 😊 I am making a pumpkin & a Snow White costume. This video has me very excited to start now 😆 Aw, congrats for the newest family addition! My brother is having his first baby in January, so for my first nephew. I am also currently making him a bunch of stuff. Haha! Thanks again & Happy Crafting / Crocheting! ❤️❤️
Hi, these are really great instructions 👍🏼😊 thank you❤ I have some questions about modifications for different body shapes. For example if I have enough width over the chest but the sleeve opening wouldn't be big enough. What to do so the garment still fits well? And vice versa. Where and how much can I add or take off if I wanted a more tailored look over the chest, waist and backside?
Oooh now we're getting deep! I would add a few chains under the arm when joining to create the arm holes if you need wider sleeves but you will then have to decrease under the arm after the second round in order to keep a consistent fit in the chest and vice versa if you wanted to narrow the arm hole but widen the chest area. With crocheting these types of garments, it's always an experiment so you have to be ready to do some trial and error but I think that this general method would help you get closer to what you want. Hope this helps! Keep me posted and let me know how you make out!👍
This is the best tutorial, thank you. I wanna ask,, this count is work for standart stitch like double crochet only or is it still work if i want to use another kind of stitch? Any other stitch that looks lacey for example. Because other stitch has their own foundation chain right? Please answer me..
So if I stop at my armpit and then calculate how many stitches I will need from that point to how wide I actually want the body, meaning the difference between the two, then I could add chains at the armpit to make up the difference, correct? And if that is correct is there kind of a guideline as to how many chains that you would actually want to add. Say for instance, the difference is quite large. Is there anything that says how many chains are too much?
What I Would do is when connecting at the armpit, chain up 3 to 5 chains and then connect to create the armholes. Then try it on. Your arms should feel comfortable. You want to be able to move around without it feeling tight. If it feels tight, then undo that row and add a few more chains at the join of each armpit and then try on again. Repeat the process until you get a fit that feels good. Once you get the right fit then you would proceed to crocheting the rest of the body. Hope that makes sense?
Hi Amani, Here is a link to our adult sizing chart for you. I think you will find this very useful to help you create a garment for yourself:) Let me know how you make out. Have fun! -Karen www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf
Hi Julia, You could approach it either way but I like to add it to the chest measurement so that the neck opening stays a little bit snug. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!:)
Great question! I think any straight forward stitch would work. So many lovely stitches to choose from. The main thing is to keep the stitch count consistent from here on out. Let me know if you have a particular one in mind that you are wondering about. Good luck!
Love this tutorial but am having trouble finding the chart for childrens and adults that you mentioned is in your website?....please can you message me a link?😁🤞🤞
Hi there! Try this link which is our Tools page on the website : www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html If that doesn't work, try this specific link to the children's sizing chart: www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/crochet-toddlers-garment-sizing-chart.pdf
Sure! The best thing to do is follow the instructions in this video and use the sizing chart for your specific size which you can find on my website here: www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html Good luck! and keep me posted.
Hi Michelle! There is a standard sizing chart you can reference which I am linking here but it also depends on how much give you would like your armholes to have for ease of movement. Check out this chart and if you still have any questions, please do let me know. You should be able to find the average armhole depth for this chest measurement which is approx 7.5 - 8.5 inches. Good luck! www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf
My name is Carmen. I was looking for a way that could help me with the measurements to be able to crochet cardigans for babies 👶. Your lesson is highly appreciated 🙏 ❤. Thank you so much, God bless you
Hello, really great info! What about the increases at the corners of the yoke? How many stiches (1 or 2), how many chains between those stiches (1,2,or 3)? Does it matter?. Maybe you have an opinion about it. Thanks!
Viviana! Hi! Great questions! I usually start off by doing increases with a stitch, chain 1 and stitch but then I will look at the work as I go. If I find it's bunching, it's because there aren't enough sts so It will need 2 sts, chain 1 and 2 sts. I rarely use 2 chains as that would create a bit of a larger gap in the fabric - unless I am crocheting something lacey than that would be okay. Hope that all makes sense! Do let me know if you have any more questions:)👍
Thank you sooo much for this. These patterns want you to “try the piece on” to death with no real formulas! I’m a 34 DDD I need GUIDANCE, not hopes it will somehow work out. 😂
Hi MarJean! You can find that chart in the Pretty in Puffs cardigan pattern here: tinyurl.com/Pretty-in-Puffs-Cardigan That chart refers specifically to that cardigan and just gives you the number of stitches based on your increase for each round. If you check out the video tutorial, I go over how to adjust your chains to create the size you need. You can find that here: ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html Please do let me know if you have more questions. I am happy to help:) -Karen
hi thank you so much, I have been tasked to make a crochet no sew tutu for an 11-12 year old and getting measurements right has been a nightmare, the only question I have which my seem silly is how many chains from hook am I starting with and do I add any???
Oh this is wonderful to hear that this tutorial will help you in your tutu project. Now how many chains from the hook will depend on the stitch you plan to use to make the tutu. If you are using SC stitches then the 2nd chain from the hook will do. If you are using DC, then the four ch from the hook will do. Hope that makes sense!
I am following and I am doing a swatch now. I crocheted a chain the length of the 9 cm and I did not come up with 20 chains I came up with 15 instead. I used a 4 ply yarn and a 3.5 crocheted hook.
Hi Arike! That may very well happen depending on your yarn weight and if you crochet a little looser. For you 15 chains is your magic number. So you would continue following the same principles of creating your yoke. Hope that makes sense:)
Hi there! you can either measure the back of a shirt that fits you or you can take a tape measue and measure the back of your neck from one side to the other and add a half inch or 1 cm extra on each side for some ease. Hope that helps!
Good day ma'am, a quick one, I don't understand the neck measurements and also what do you do when the person is not around and where there is no cloth of theirs to take the measurements
Hi Immaculate! I'd be happy to help. Can you let me know what exactly you don't understand about the neck measurements? If the person you are making it for is not around, you can reference these handy sizing charts on the Crochet Crafty website which can give you a general idea of the measurements you want to use to create your starting chain. Just click this link below www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Up to how many years old People this chart is helpful. We want for collage students and above 3o to 6o years old or above that S m l x l x xl Size. So that we can knit Confidently. Thank you very much.
lam looking for the pattern of the dress that looked somewhat like the mile a min pattern you showed in the first part of your squad neck tutoria l whent on yor site with no luck. Can you please tell me where to find it.l
Hi Janet, I'm not quite sure which project you mean. I've never crocheted a dress. Might you be talking about the Beach Kimono Cover up I did last year?
Hi Jane! yes it would be the same method. for baby sizes as well. I actually will have a baby cardigan tutorial coming out in a couple of weeks where you can see this put into action. Stay tuned!;)
Hi Sumaia, If you follow this sizing chart then you will know how many chains you'll need to get started. www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Kids-Crochet-Garment-Sizing.pdf Enjoy!
Hi there, this tutorial helps you create this with your own measurements. You can also reference this adult sizing chart to help you out. www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf. Hope this helps!
In the Toddlers crochet garment sizing chart ,you use 2T, 3T.... What does these mean? Please break it down for me in months like 0-3 months,3-6 months.....
Hi Doreen, These are Toddler sizes. For example 2T means for a 2 year old and 3T means for a 3 year old etc. Anything under 2T would be baby sizes. That is a separate sizing chart and actually I am working on one now, so stay tuned! I will keep you posted as soon as I finish it:)
Thank you so much I really appreciate this information. It really helps me alot because I have been gambling with measurements and it is really tiresome to gamble every time. I am waiting for that of babies because I make baby clothes mostly. Thanks
@@TheStitchSessions yes I'm waiting for the general chart because I make different sizes from new born to adult attires but I have been gambling with measurements and it is not professional so these charts really help me alot
@@doreennabulime7529 Hi Doreen! I have completed the chart on my website for the baby sizing. You can find it here: www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Baby-Crochet-Garment-Sizing-Chart.pdf Have fun with your projects! K
Hi Michele, Do you mean actually work through a Raglan sweater? I do have a few coming up in future but in the meantime, if you check out the toddler cardigan I made in this tutorial link here, the principles are the same for any size: ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html Have fun!
Hi Elena, I have a written pattern for a toddler cardigan i did using this method. You can find it here: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/993310689/pretty-in-puffs-raglan-cardigan-for?click_key=db8cb9ea810c73f1628143d53db7ed0ff62255a3%3A993310689&click_sum=14f39095&ref=shop_home_active_8 Hope that helps. If you have any further questions, please do let me know. 👍
Japanese people use one of the two sides of the raglan sleeves to fix their unique buttons😃instead of an extra central opening on the nape with extra calculations😕why don't we do the same😃it's logic🧠👍
Hi Savannah, I will be releasing a video this summer where I use the square yoke to create a full cardigan. In the meantime, feel free to check this one out : ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html Hope you enjoy:)
Hi there! I actually have made one in this tutorial here. The principles are the same for any size: ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html Hope this helps! I will be doing some more yoked garments in future so stay tuned;)
Your video is a beacon of light in the darkness! Thank you so much for taking the time to create and post this video! I'm new to crocheting clothing but ive recieved many requests for outfits and decided to take the plunge despite my trepidation, so I appreciate this content from the bottom of my heart!
Oh my goodness. I'm so glad to hear this was helpful to you. Enjoy your crocheting and keep me posted on how you are coming along:)
this is honestly one of the best tutorials I have ever watched- for anything yarn related! your explanations & drawings are clear, the timing is a great pace, & it’s really easy to follow. can’t wait to watch the circular one next! also your artistry is beautiful, don’t let anyone tell you differently 😂
Thank you for such a lovely comment. I'm so glad you found this clear and useful! 💕
OMG you are the only person who has even mentioned this way of measuring. People just leave it at the yoke but no measurements and when to stop. Thank you!!!!!!!!
Hi Carolyn! I'm so glad you found this helpful. Thanks for letting me know. I hope to hear you will be taking on your own yoke project soon;)
Yes 100% Best teacher
To make her students expert in their project.
Eager to watch her students doing best job.
A great and detailed explanation! Unfortunately there is nothing comparable in my language or something is missing.
I have a tip: take the rectangle version and do a stitch test! I made a cardigan according to instructions and used the square version, but as a beginner I didn't know what it would look like. The arms would be much too big and everything would have to be separated.
Really great video, thank you!
Thank you a lot from my heart... At last I got the way to calculate the guages correctly... ❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic!👍
I’ve searched sooo many charts, tutorials & yours is the BEST & well explained!!! It’s my go to every time. Thank you!
Hi Lynn! I'm so glad that you have found this so helpful. That was my goal. Enjoy your projects!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. Is there a video for adult sizing aswell ?
Hi there! Thanks for the comment. This method will work for any size. If you check your measurement for adults, you would then follow the same method. I have a sizing chart here for reference. Just click on the adult chart. www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Good luck and keep me posted.👍
I been looking for this. Thank you so much. I haven't found anyone helpful or willing to tell me where to look. So I appreciate this
Thank you Paige for your comment. I'm very happy to know this is useful!👍
Wow!!
Best tutorial I’ve see this far. LOVE the tools you shared on your web page.
Thank you
You are so sweet! Thank you so much. I'm very glad that you found this valuable:)
Very very kind of you.
I got the measurements
In your pdf.
You really vanish our
Tension of measurements.
God bless and help all
Of you everywhere and every time.
Really knitting or any hobby keeps us busy
Gives peace Of mind
And even money if it becomes profession. 27:56
In my life I always get
Best teachers.
Where there is will
There is way.
And I Got you.
Perfect! Good to hear:)
With a new grandson on the way I was ready to give up making jumpers etc as could find no way of how to make the right size. The way you have explained everything is just what I needed to understand how to make garments for the size I needed. Thank you so much from Queensland, Australia ❤.
OMG! Hello to Queensland! So glad to hear that you found this helpful. I'd love to see a pic when you are done.:) Congratulations on your new grandson coming soon!
Wow! Thank you sooo very much for this explanation! Now I understand completely, this explanation covers all my questions.
I've been crocheting since lockdown but yokes had me crazy and I love doing them.
Thank you again Greetings from South Africa
Have a beautiful day🤗
Oh how wonderful to hear from South Africa! So happy this video helped you!:) Thanks for sharing.👍😍
Amazing explanation and answered so many questions I had about fitting and pattern making in crochet, appreciate all your knowledge and hard work ❤❤
I'm so happy this has been helpful to you. Thank you so much for your comment:)
Hi Karen! I came across your video while surfing for videos about making Raglan garments. I admire the patience with which you have explained this in such an articulated manner. May I suggest that you create a playlist of Quick Chat videos of yours. May I request you to share a video about the making of adult garments with a neckline and armhole shaping. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge with us through this video 😊
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment. I do indeed have a whole playlist on these Crochet Quick Chats. Fro quick reference, you can find it here for lots more info to dive into: ruclips.net/p/PLWxo_4OZSIkkw3w0I7jTH7_WROTMP3OIC&si=AKzskrZk1I3Q4omb
@@TheStitchSessions thank you for that link.
Would you also be able to make a video about shaping the neckline and armhole such as for dresses
@@crochetmusingsbyhema Like for children? Yes! Good one. I will put that on my list:)
@@TheStitchSessions for adults as well pl 😊
You made crochetting so easy for me, I'm a beginner and this is the BEST tutorial I've ever come across, you're simply the best❤
Thank you so much Susan! Glad it was helpful to you.👍
Yes definately.
Thank you so much for the explanation ☺️
My pleasure 😊
Thank you so much for this lesson. It's so helpful.
Hi Huguette! Glad to hear it!:)
I want to say thank you for explaining you made a lot of sense. I was confused how to make different sizes. Thank you very much.
Hi Angelica! So glad you found this helpful:)
Thank you so much. It was really helpful.
Great to hear!:)
Thanks so much for this information 😊
Thankyou so much for explaining in a simple way
My pleasure! Thanks for stopping in to say so:)
Wowwww!! One of the best videos I have ever seen. This is exactly what i was looking for. The explanation is very easy to follow! Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Farhat! Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found it clear and useful:) Hello to you in Bangladesh!:)
So nice and informative! Thank you ☺️
Glad you found it useful, Jellie:)
Such a wealth of knowledge and so much work you've done and providing loads of it for free. I appreciate your work, so amazing!!!!
Manifestarr! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I really do enjoy crocheting so much and I like the art of teaching as well. Glad to hear you are find these useful! 😍
@@TheStitchSessions No worries, I'm planning to write my own patterns and maybe do basic tutorials and unboxings on youtube oneday. All a work in progress. But so grateful for our community.
@@manifestarr3210 That's awesome! I say go for it!👍
Thank you so much for your tutorial! I am ready to break out and do my own thing and this tutorial took the mystery out of the beginnings of my projects. 😊
Yes! This was my goal. So happy that it's giving you the freedom to create your own thing:)
Yes definately
Will give you peace of mind.
you are the best tutor ...keep it up..thanks a lot.. God bless you and your work.
You are too kind! Thank you and glad you found it helpful!👍
Thnx.your tutorial was very helpful.
Wonderful to hear!👍
Thank you for demystifying these sweater designs.
It's my pleasure! Have fun designing your own garments:)
This is a fab tutorial,thanks so much .I’m not afraid to try this now.xxxx
Wonderful! So glad to hear that.👍
Yes no doubt.
Hope your having a great day!
I am a relatively new to crocheting and I'm loving making garmentsfor my granddaughter. She is a bigger than normal three year old. So I have been looking for this information for a while so that i may adjust the sizing. This tutorial is what I have been looking for, this answers all my questions.
Thank you I will be referring back to it!
Hi Eva!
That is wonderful! Good to hear and so fun to make garments fro the little one:) If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Have fun!
-K
I feel that You teach well. Thanks MANY Blessings to you 🙏🦀
Thank you so much. You are so sweet! 🙏
Meilleure vidéo que j ai trouvée ! Des mois que je cherchais comment adapter des modèles jolis mais très mal expliqués ou pas très modernes...merci à vous et bonne continuation ❤
Avec plaisir. Merci beaucoup!
Thank you so much for the great explanation. Incredibly helpful 😊♥️
So happy to hear that, Shakya!:) Thank you for letting me know.😍👍
Yes 🎉 I found what I was looking for, thank you so much 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
I'm so glad!
Thank you so much sistu
My pleasure! Thank you for your comment:)
Thank you, such a nice explanation! 🙂
My pleasure! Thank you for commenting and letting me know:)
Thank you sooo much for this tutorial! Seriously helped me out with figuring out how big to make my daughters first Halloween costume. This beats having to purchase a pattern or buying more yarn to match someone’s pattern.
So glad it's been helpful for you! What are you crocheting for a costume for your daughter? She must be under 1 if it's her first costume. I just had my first niece last week and I am already thinking up little sweet things to make her. LOL
@@TheStitchSessions yes. My daughter just turned 7 months. I have 2 other little ones and for the past 2 Halloweens, I have made both of their costumes (but sowed). So I would like to continue that tradition for my newest baby. 😊 I am making a pumpkin & a Snow White costume. This video has me very excited to start now 😆 Aw, congrats for the newest family addition! My brother is having his first baby in January, so for my first nephew. I am also currently making him a bunch of stuff. Haha! Thanks again & Happy Crafting / Crocheting! ❤️❤️
@@christinam5528 Snow white! Sooooo sweet! Can't wait to see your final product. Please do share when you are done. Happy stitching:)
@@TheStitchSessions Yes, I definitely will! 😊❤️
Hi, these are really great instructions 👍🏼😊 thank you❤
I have some questions about modifications for different body shapes. For example if I have enough width over the chest but the sleeve opening wouldn't be big enough. What to do so the garment still fits well? And vice versa.
Where and how much can I add or take off if I wanted a more tailored look over the chest, waist and backside?
Oooh now we're getting deep! I would add a few chains under the arm when joining to create the arm holes if you need wider sleeves but you will then have to decrease under the arm after the second round in order to keep a consistent fit in the chest and vice versa if you wanted to narrow the arm hole but widen the chest area. With crocheting these types of garments, it's always an experiment so you have to be ready to do some trial and error but I think that this general method would help you get closer to what you want. Hope this helps!
Keep me posted and let me know how you make out!👍
This is the best tutorial, thank you. I wanna ask,, this count is work for standart stitch like double crochet only or is it still work if i want to use another kind of stitch? Any other stitch that looks lacey for example. Because other stitch has their own foundation chain right? Please answer me..
Do we increase only at the 4 corners? Do we increase every row or every other row? Do we start with a multiple of 10 chain?
great tutorial !! Where to get that measurement chart?
Nice video thanks good information
My pleasure. thanks for stopping in to say hello:)
Awesome thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, appreciated 👍😊
I'm delighted to know this is extra useful to you and thank you for commenting and letting me know! Happy crocheting.
Thanks, great tutorial!
Thank you so much!
So if I stop at my armpit and then calculate how many stitches I will need from that point to how wide I actually want the body, meaning the difference between the two, then I could add chains at the armpit to make up the difference, correct? And if that is correct is there kind of a guideline as to how many chains that you would actually want to add. Say for instance, the difference is quite large. Is there anything that says how many chains are too much?
What I Would do is when connecting at the armpit, chain up 3 to 5 chains and then connect to create the armholes. Then try it on. Your arms should feel comfortable. You want to be able to move around without it feeling tight. If it feels tight, then undo that row and add a few more chains at the join of each armpit and then try on again. Repeat the process until you get a fit that feels good. Once you get the right fit then you would proceed to crocheting the rest of the body.
Hope that makes sense?
How can I adjust the arm? The problem I have is that the armhole is too big. However, if I work fewer rounds, the body part is too narrow.
Thank you for the amazing tutorial.. can you make a tutorial for how can i took a measurement for my self to do cardigan for example ? Thank you again
Hi Amani, Here is a link to our adult sizing chart for you. I think you will find this very useful to help you create a garment for yourself:) Let me know how you make out. Have fun!
-Karen
www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf
Thank you for your tutorial 😘
Thank you for your comment. Glad you enjoyed it!
Would I add 4cm positive ease to starting chain number? Or add it to half of the chest measurement? Thank You for helping us!!!! God Bless You!!!❤
Hi Julia, You could approach it either way but I like to add it to the chest measurement so that the neck opening stays a little bit snug. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!:)
How about changing the pattern after the armhole . Would any pattern work Or we need to adjust number of stitches accordingly.
Great question! I think any straight forward stitch would work. So many lovely stitches to choose from. The main thing is to keep the stitch count consistent from here on out. Let me know if you have a particular one in mind that you are wondering about. Good luck!
@@TheStitchSessions Thanks a lot . I'll keep u posted once I find one .
@@halaelmasry6463 👍
Can you do a video on how to increase using the v stitch on a raglan sleeve
Great idea K B. I will add that to my list. Stay tuned!
thank you
My pleasure! Hope you found it helpful:)
Can you do one for an v raglan sweater?
Oh that's a great request. I will work on getting it put together. Stay tuned!
Love this tutorial but am having trouble finding the chart for childrens and adults that you mentioned is in your website?....please can you message me a link?😁🤞🤞
Hi there! Try this link which is our Tools page on the website : www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
If that doesn't work, try this specific link to the children's sizing chart: www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/crochet-toddlers-garment-sizing-chart.pdf
@@TheStitchSessions thanks so much!😁👍
Thank you so very much... I would like to know if I can do any stitch for the cardigan? For example half double crochet? With the increases
Hi Suhina! Yes, you sure can use other stitches. Half Double crochet would work great.👍
@@TheStitchSessions thank you soooo much, your video was very helpful. Really appreciate it 🙏
@@suhina1351 My pleasure!
Hi, this is so helpful! Would you please add to this for making an A line style for plus sized, pear shaped women? Thanks 😊❣️
You got it! stay tuned:)
A big thank you for THE BEST class of crochet square neck..
Appreciate able 👍
Hi I want to start a 6 to 12 months jersy, Could you please assist me assist with the specific guide for a Cardican or sweater
Sure! The best thing to do is follow the instructions in this video and use the sizing chart for your specific size which you can find on my website here: www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Good luck! and keep me posted.
Can I use any type of stitch or is this yoke only for Double crochet stitch US term or treble English term???
Hi there! You can use any of your basic stitches like half double and single crochet as well.👍 It's in US terms.
What if I'm making a pattern and the multiple is 8
Thank you though cause i didn't know any of this
Hi! I was wondering if the armholes are supposed to be so large, how do you figure out the arm hole depth with a chest size of 42.5 inches
Hi Michelle! There is a standard sizing chart you can reference which I am linking here but it also depends on how much give you would like your armholes to have for ease of movement. Check out this chart and if you still have any questions, please do let me know. You should be able to find the average armhole depth for this chest measurement which is approx 7.5 - 8.5 inches. Good luck!
www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf
My name is Carmen. I was looking for a way that could help me with the measurements to be able to crochet cardigans for babies 👶. Your lesson is highly appreciated 🙏 ❤.
Thank you so much, God bless you
Hi Carmen! Thank you so much for your comment and I am delighted that this was so helpful for you!
Hello, really great info! What about the increases at the corners of the yoke? How many stiches (1 or 2), how many chains between those stiches (1,2,or 3)? Does it matter?. Maybe you have an opinion about it. Thanks!
Viviana! Hi! Great questions! I usually start off by doing increases with a stitch, chain 1 and stitch but then I will look at the work as I go. If I find it's bunching, it's because there aren't enough sts so It will need 2 sts, chain 1 and 2 sts. I rarely use 2 chains as that would create a bit of a larger gap in the fabric - unless I am crocheting something lacey than that would be okay. Hope that all makes sense! Do let me know if you have any more questions:)👍
Thank you sooo much for this. These patterns want you to “try the piece on” to death with no real formulas! I’m a 34 DDD I need GUIDANCE, not hopes it will somehow work out. 😂
Exactly right! 😂 If you have any deeper questions as you go along, I'm very happy to help of I can.
On your thumb nail there is a yoke chart. Where can I find it?
Hi MarJean! You can find that chart in the Pretty in Puffs cardigan pattern here: tinyurl.com/Pretty-in-Puffs-Cardigan
That chart refers specifically to that cardigan and just gives you the number of stitches based on your increase for each round. If you check out the video tutorial, I go over how to adjust your chains to create the size you need. You can find that here: ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html
Please do let me know if you have more questions. I am happy to help:)
-Karen
So great you are
How lovely of you to say! Glad you enjoyed this video:)
hi thank you so much, I have been tasked to make a crochet no sew tutu for an 11-12 year old and getting measurements right has been a nightmare, the only question I have which my seem silly is how many chains from hook am I starting with and do I add any???
Oh this is wonderful to hear that this tutorial will help you in your tutu project. Now how many chains from the hook will depend on the stitch you plan to use to make the tutu. If you are using SC stitches then the 2nd chain from the hook will do. If you are using DC, then the four ch from the hook will do. Hope that makes sense!
I am following and I am doing a swatch now. I crocheted a chain the length of the 9 cm and I did not come up with 20 chains I came up with 15 instead. I used a 4 ply yarn and a 3.5 crocheted hook.
Hi Arike! That may very well happen depending on your yarn weight and if you crochet a little looser. For you 15 chains is your magic number. So you would continue following the same principles of creating your yoke. Hope that makes sense:)
@@TheStitchSessions thanks so much. I was using a worsted 4 ply weight yarn with G size hook.
@@BlessedChild41 Ok great! Continue with your project and let's see how you make out. keep me posted!:)
@@TheStitchSessions I sure will
By any chance would I be interested in making a top down sweater with a pointed hemline
That sounds like an interesting project to add to my list! Stay tuned;)
How should we take the
Measurement of the back of neck?
Hi there! you can either measure the back of a shirt that fits you or you can take a tape measue and measure the back of your neck from one side to the other and add a half inch or 1 cm extra on each side for some ease. Hope that helps!
Good day ma'am, a quick one, I don't understand the neck measurements and also what do you do when the person is not around and where there is no cloth of theirs to take the measurements
Hi Immaculate! I'd be happy to help. Can you let me know what exactly you don't understand about the neck measurements? If the person you are making it for is not around, you can reference these handy sizing charts on the Crochet Crafty website which can give you a general idea of the measurements you want to use to create your starting chain. Just click this link below www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Yes correct.
Up to how many years old
People this chart is helpful.
We want for collage students and above 3o to 6o years old or above that
S m l x l x xl
Size.
So that we can knit
Confidently.
Thank you very much.
Hi there. You can visit www.crochetcrafty.com to find all of my sizing charts for any age.
Please is it possible to heave in cm
Because if the yarn is different
Yarn
lam looking for the pattern of the dress that looked somewhat like the mile a min pattern you showed in the first part of your squad neck tutoria l whent on yor site with no luck. Can you please tell me where to find it.l
Hi Janet, I'm not quite sure which project you mean. I've never crocheted a dress. Might you be talking about the Beach Kimono Cover up I did last year?
Also, is chest the same as bust?
Oh yes. "Chest" would be same as "bust".
Pretty
thank you!
Is it the same method for smaller baby size
Hi Jane! yes it would be the same method. for baby sizes as well. I actually will have a baby cardigan tutorial coming out in a couple of weeks where you can see this put into action. Stay tuned!;)
How do u know how many chains needed for armhole
Hello, I want to do it for 13 years old, how to measure the neck width?
Hi Sumaia, If you follow this sizing chart then you will know how many chains you'll need to get started. www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Kids-Crochet-Garment-Sizing.pdf
Enjoy!
Could this work for knitting too?
Hi Acire! the basic principle should indeed work the same. Just check your gauge when creating your starting cast on.
I want the body to be a swing shape (trapeze). How would I get that?
Hi Patricia! I will have a closer look and message you back very soon!
Where can I find the chart
Especially for
Women
Hi Cassandra, You can find it on this page : www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html. Good luck!
Thank you very much.
Really God bless you.
Do you have pattern for adult??????
Hi there, this tutorial helps you create this with your own measurements. You can also reference this adult sizing chart to help you out. www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Womens-Measurements-Sizing-Chart.pdf. Hope this helps!
What does T mean?
Hi there! I'm not sure where you saw "T". Is it in the sizing chart? T is for Toddler size. Hope that's what you were asking about.
@@TheStitchSessions yes i was asking that😅thnx
Ok great. Hope that cleared things up:) @@AGULL
In the Toddlers crochet garment sizing chart ,you use 2T, 3T.... What does these mean? Please break it down for me in months like 0-3 months,3-6 months.....
Hi Doreen, These are Toddler sizes. For example 2T means for a 2 year old and 3T means for a 3 year old etc. Anything under 2T would be baby sizes. That is a separate sizing chart and actually I am working on one now, so stay tuned! I will keep you posted as soon as I finish it:)
Thank you so much I really appreciate this information. It really helps me alot because I have been gambling with measurements and it is really tiresome to gamble every time. I am waiting for that of babies because I make baby clothes mostly. Thanks
@@doreennabulime7529 ok. good to know. so you are not waiting for one particular size? Just general baby size charts, right?
@@TheStitchSessions yes I'm waiting for the general chart because I make different sizes from new born to adult attires but I have been gambling with measurements and it is not professional so these charts really help me alot
@@doreennabulime7529 Hi Doreen! I have completed the chart on my website for the baby sizing. You can find it here: www.crochetcrafty.com/pdf/Baby-Crochet-Garment-Sizing-Chart.pdf
Have fun with your projects!
K
Please give us measurement chart in
Bold type
We can see properly.
We intensely need it.
You can find all necessary sizing charts here: www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Good luck!
How to crochet V neck yoke for any size
Yes! Great one! I will be doing that tutorial coming up in a little while. Stay tuned:) 👍
Please make a video tutorial
Hi Michele, Do you mean actually work through a Raglan sweater? I do have a few coming up in future but in the meantime, if you check out the toddler cardigan I made in this tutorial link here, the principles are the same for any size:
ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html
Have fun!
Is there a written pattern available?
Hi Elena, I have a written pattern for a toddler cardigan i did using this method. You can find it here: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/993310689/pretty-in-puffs-raglan-cardigan-for?click_key=db8cb9ea810c73f1628143d53db7ed0ff62255a3%3A993310689&click_sum=14f39095&ref=shop_home_active_8
Hope that helps. If you have any further questions, please do let me know. 👍
@@TheStitchSessions Thank you!
Hello , may I know where to get the size chart ?
Hi Liezel, you can find size charts here: www.crochetcrafty.com/bonus-tools.html
Please do let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!
-K
So I assume that the 1 is dc chain 1 dc
Hi Cassandra, if you mean for the corners, yes that is correct. Hope your project is coming along nicely:)
Japanese people use one of the two sides of the raglan sleeves to fix their unique buttons😃instead of an extra central opening on the nape with extra calculations😕why don't we do the same😃it's logic🧠👍
Hmm. Could you explain this in further detail. I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean.
❤❤
Thank you so much for your comment:)
👌👌👌
2T mean??? Which year??? 2 year???
Yep, 2T is the general size for a 2 year old
Please crochet a cardigan
Hi Savannah, I will be releasing a video this summer where I use the square yoke to create a full cardigan. In the meantime, feel free to check this one out : ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html
Hope you enjoy:)
I’m a visual learner. I wish that you would’ve actually crocheted the square neckline.
Hi there! I actually have made one in this tutorial here. The principles are the same for any size:
ruclips.net/video/52dOMy7K66I/видео.html
Hope this helps! I will be doing some more yoked garments in future so stay tuned;)
@@TheStitchSessions thank you😀😀😀
Easy thread yoke pattern for adults
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Thank you