Change Pattern Size With Gauge Using a Spreadsheet | How to Set It Up
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2019
- In this tutorial I'll show you how to set up a spreadsheet so you can use your gauge to change the width or length of a pattern.
B.Hooked TV Episode that talks more about changing the width of your pattern referred to in this tutorial: • Change the Width of a ...
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
Better crochet is within your reach. SUBSCRIBE FOR PROGRESS:
bit.ly/2GS78MH
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
Disclosure: Please note the links above are affiliate links and at no additional cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you decide to purchase your supplies online. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Please understand that I have experience with these products and I recommend them because they are optimal for this pattern, not because of the small commissions I make if you buy them online. Thank you for your support ♥
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
SHOP AMAZON AND SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL!
To help me keep making helpful tutorials all year long, place your next Amazon order through the B.Hooked affiliate link. It doesn't cost you anything extra and it's a huge help for me to help you be a better crocheter and/or knitter ♥
SHOP → www.bhooked.com/amazon
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
FIND ME
Blog | bhooked.com
Podcast | iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, TuneIn Radio | The BHooked Podcast
Instagram | / bhooked
Twitter | / bhookedcrochet
Facebook | / bhookedcrochet
Pinterest | / bhookedcrochet
⁎ ⁎ ⁎
#BHooked #Crochet #FreeCrochetPattern
Hi Britney! I totally understand you about centralising your work in a spread sheet.
Thank you for this very useful tip.
I'm still new to crochet and learning through videos like yours. This is totally something I found helpful. I'm always looking for ways to learn how to make a project smaller, bigger, trying to figure and learn pattern repeats and the like. Thank you for your tutorials. Wish for more input!!
Thank you so much for these tutorials! Also, you are not the only one that needs to “tidy” as you type, haha. I was very pleased when you centered and bolded the titles! 😉
Thank you so much for sharing this. I've been crocheting for over 40 years. Used to make household items and scarves so I don't have to worry about gauge and grading. Then about 15 years ago someone asked me for baby clothes so started down that road. But now I want to be able to share my patterns with others. I'm still learning about gauge and now grading. Working on the spreadsheet as I'm watching the video. Thank you so so much.
THANK YOU! I have been trying to figure out a way to enlarge a pattern and I hope this can help me. Very clear and understandable. But then I understand the spreadsheet. Others may have a problem with that if they are not familiar with the programming. Thanks again!
Hi. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I spent days trying to figure out all the sizes for the crochet pattern I'm writing. The tips in this video gave me clarity and showed me what i was doing wrong. TYSM
Would this also work when making a sweater or cardigan?
Loving this spreadsheet, so useful. Many thanks. And you are so not alone in wanting every cell formatted beautifully lol
WOW! Fantastic video tutorial, was not aware that Google had this platform of spreadsheet format. I've worked with Excel for many years, this will definitely work for me especially on my phone. Thank you so much!! Very helpful and useful, now I can say I will start swatching. Donna
Would absolutely love to have a follow up video with sizes included and help to figure out stitch multiples. Math is far from being my strong suit so that would be amaaaaaazing!❤
Fantastic video, thank you so much!! I've been looking for a tool for grading projects for a while and this is super helpful!
Thank you so much for this. I've designed my first crochet cardigan and I want the pattern to be available in different sizes.
Thanks so much. This is an excellent tool to have in our craft arsenal!
This is absolutely incredible. I had been doing this by hand every time I did a swatch and could never figure out if I was supposed to go up a size or down a size. Math is NOT my strongest skill. I’m going to do this and save my brain for something more important, like trying to remember why I came into this room. 🤷♀️🤦♀️
🤣🤣🤣
Would you do a series or video from creating your own pattern to grading and tech editing for multiple sizes? So once your pattern is complete, how to size it for different sizes? Also is the process the same for any item, like a blanket or sweater or amigurumi? I’ve seen some about grading for knitting, is that the same calculations and process as crochet pattern grading?
This is awesome! I have some cute designs that I want to share and make money from but I have no clue where to start with grading, but this is super duper helpful, thank you 👐🏾🙏🏾
Love this clear, concise, detailed tutorial!!! As a former teacher, two thumbs up! (Also as a former teacher, knitting would have been such an exciting and fun way to teach so many standards, especially in math!
I appreciate this so much!! 💙
@@bhookedcrochetplease help me I’m trying to set up the spreadsheet on my iPad but I don’t have some of the buttons you talk about. I am a complete novice with technical problems. Does * mean something to google sheets and I don’t have a tab button either. Can you share your spreadsheet so I can use it please
Great!! This definitely helpful. Thanks for sharing.
a big big help.....thx u so much. Now onto to playing around with that rounding up or down....lol!
Fantastic!! Brilliant! Many thanks!
Thanks for the explanation!
Thank you so so so much for creating this ❤❤🙏🏾
This is amazing, thank you so much.!
Thank you for this lovely clear tutorial on how to size a project up. I am relatively new to knitting, I have understood completely this spreadsheet technique which seems super super easy and helpful. My question is, when I’m knitting a cardigan or a jumper, and I need to decrease around the armhole for example, how do I make that calculation based on the fact that I’ve added extra stitches for width for example? In other words I don’t want to end up with a super large armhole, or a super small one.... Does this make sense?
Thank you very much this is a wonderful help .
Super helpful, thank you!
This was so helpful!
this is super useful thanks so much !!
Thank you so much. Very helpful
I have needed this for years!! Thank you so very much!!! How would this work with stitch pattern repeats?
i have started a 10'x12' blanket and using this is so helpful for tracking my project, i have to do 720 rows and each panel is 750"
Thank you, this is amazing!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You are amazing! Did I say Thank you?! ❤
Great video thank you! 👍🏼🙏🏼
Thanks for this clear tutorial!💓
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much! This was so helpful.
this is great. thank you so much
Thank you!
Could this work for calculating the amount of yarn needed for each size when designing my own patterns?
I’m wondering about changing a child pattern to adult size. Would this work for that?
Very helpful... Now how to see if you enough yarn? Jackie
Does this work for adapting clothing? Do you have any advice on how to size up and down clothing items?
THANK YOU
GREAT... THX. Jackie
Thank you 🙏
I crochet amigurumi animals and was wondering if this would work with them? I can see how it can adjust a granny square, but can it work for me? I usually need to make a pattern bigger or smaller. I have tried using different types of yarn and crochet hooks, but I am the most comfortable with a particular brand of acrylic and a 3.5mm needle.
Heya, does this work for animal prints as well? I have patterns that make the animal about 40cm long, but I want to create miniatures as well, about 20cm long
Help! What if im reading a pattern for a dress that has no gauge but i have the measurements of the person im making it for?
Does this work on magic circle projet ?
Thank you! Mwah!!!
So you’d recommend just leaving the sts/rows per inch alone. Don’t round them up or down?
When you say stitches per panel does that mean stitches per row?
Amazing!!!! Thank you soooo much!!!
I’m having trouble trying to set up my spreadsheet on my iPad there’s no tab etc
This was absolutely fantastic & I've created the spreadsheet, liked this & subscribed to your channel.👍 One question.... not sure if this is silly or not..... but I prefer using cm, so can I just alter the titles to cm or is the equation related to inches only?!🤪 I'm having a brainless day!!😂🤣😂 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
you c an definitely use any metric whether cm or inches
@@hokcrochethub Awesome! Thanks!💕🐨
just bear in mind that your hook./ needle size also plays an important role in determining size
This is why you do a gauge swatch to see how many stitches with a particular hook size.
Why would you need a computer for taht like that's basic maths
That's true, you can absolutely do the math in your head. But for those who don't enjoy that aspect of the design process, spreadsheets are there to make things a little easier (and rule out any human errors) :)
Super helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
B.Hooked Crochet & Knitting hi I was wondering if you could make a more detailed/ explained one for kids, I’m a kid and I didn’t really understand what you were talking about in the video