Attempting To Crochet An Oversized Sweater Using The Knit Stitch | Crochet With Me Ep. 29

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @RaineBowieArcade
    @RaineBowieArcade 3 года назад +17

    Everything you and your sisters make are so amazing and adorable!!! ✌️✌️🥰

  • @shaunrtch
    @shaunrtch 3 года назад +8

    All your sweaters look amazing so glad I found your channel it has resparked my yarn addiction.

  • @Violet-fj3lr
    @Violet-fj3lr 3 года назад +12

    Your sweater turned out so cute, it looks great on you! The knit stitch takes a lot of effort, but it's definitely worth it. If you ever use the stitch again, I'd definitely recommend switching out your furls hook for something pointier. I'm making a cardigan in the knit stitch and found I could only enjoy a big project like that with my sharpest-tip hook to get in the stitches nice and easily. Thanks for sharing your hard work!

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  3 года назад +1

      Thank youu! And I will definitely do that because not having a sharper tip was a struggle 😂 thank you for the suggestion!

  • @munirahshafawi9841
    @munirahshafawi9841 3 года назад

    I used to watch your sister, mr bobvin and right now im currently watching all three channel back and forth. I love to get inspiration from you guys about creating our own pattern and im impressed how you came out with such wonderful idea. ❤️❤️

  • @craftsbytre8623
    @craftsbytre8623 3 года назад +3

    I have been crocheting for about 15 years and knitting for about 5yrs. I have made so many garments, accessories, blankets, etc. You name it. I have never made anything for myself and even if the intent was to make it for me, I end up gifting it to someone else. This is the third video I have watched of yours and you have totally motivated me to make my own garments and WEAR IT! I absolutely love how you wear everything you make. Love, love love it... Keep it up girl! You and your sisters are doing awesome things. Congrats on your book BTW.

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  3 года назад

      Awww yayyyy! That is so awesome! There’s definitely a beautiful appreciation when creating something for yourself 🥰 thank you so much!

  • @laurelgirard8475
    @laurelgirard8475 2 года назад +1

    Ribbing on the sleeve is the cuff, but on the body of the sweater it is the waistband. On the front of a cardigan it’s called the lapel. Of course you could call it the border too.

  • @nannymoonscrochet
    @nannymoonscrochet 3 года назад +5

    Beautiful well worth all the hours of crochet looks fab on you x

  • @donnazavitz1095
    @donnazavitz1095 Год назад +1

    Great job! I know this was 2 years ago but just found your channel

  • @rjtnews
    @rjtnews Год назад

    Lovely! Yes, I would TACK the collar down, maybe every 2-3 inches apart with TINY stitches of REGULAR THREAD that match the color of the sweater, that way it won't be seen! You could sew the ENTIRE collar down also with tiny stitches so it won't show on the front.

  • @estherbrown9135
    @estherbrown9135 3 года назад +1

    It looks good I love that it looks really really good it looks good on you keep crocheting

  • @nuvoclassic
    @nuvoclassic 3 года назад +1

    the sweater you have on @18:04 is great! and so is the sweater @23:10! love your use of color...But that white mohair sweater is just dELICIOUS! - wow!

  • @jessicapearson9479
    @jessicapearson9479 11 месяцев назад

    I like the collar! Beautiful sweater!

  • @jacquelinevick24
    @jacquelinevick24 3 года назад +1

    I am loving it!!!!

  • @crystald3655
    @crystald3655 8 месяцев назад

    If you don't have a row counter you can put a stitch marker or use a piece of scrap yarn to count by placing it every five rows or so.

  • @laurelgirard8475
    @laurelgirard8475 2 года назад

    I, too wear sweaters all year. I’m cold when others are sweating. I’ve always been that way. Some people have the AC on so high that my teeth chatter! Even if I didn’t live in sweaters I’d still be making them all the time cause they’re my favorite!,

  • @terijackson6408
    @terijackson6408 Год назад

    The sweater is beautiful. What weight yarn did you use here? I see the brand just not size. I’m trying to decide if I can start a sweater project with yarn I already have on hand. Thanks!

  • @fabsouv2508
    @fabsouv2508 2 года назад

    I got soo confused!!!! I was like.......for abit. Than it clicked. Yeh.😒 hi😁 I've been on your sister's channel. I just finished a scarf with the waistcoat Stitch. So soft and classic looking. I used Premier puzzle yarn with 8mm hook. It's on the thicker side. I was looking for a cardigan with that stitch and found your channel.

  • @briedubbels8690
    @briedubbels8690 3 года назад +1

    That looks amazing on you!!

  • @24Klaw
    @24Klaw 3 года назад +1

    Thanks foe aharing, what is that on your finger? And where did you get the yarn holder thing?

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  3 года назад +1

      No problem! It’s a row counter 😊 and I got it from Amazon!

    • @24Klaw
      @24Klaw 3 года назад +1

      @@HandmadeWithKaye thanks!!

  • @delorisporter8003
    @delorisporter8003 Год назад

    You did a great job.

  • @lauranyc4966
    @lauranyc4966 3 года назад +1

    Looks amazing 👍🏻

  • @marisacabrera3953
    @marisacabrera3953 2 года назад

    Very pretty. Love this!

  • @jamiecannady4102
    @jamiecannady4102 Год назад

    Where did y9u get y9ur crochet hooks from

  • @virginiaroberts4880
    @virginiaroberts4880 2 года назад +1

    what is the knit stitch that you used

  • @jessicagyamfi1066
    @jessicagyamfi1066 3 года назад +1

    Hey Kaye, great work! Question: for your sleeves, do you increase by two in the same stitch at the end of the row? It looks like you did, but I was just asking.

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  3 года назад +1

      Hi! Thank youuu and I increased once in the beginning and the end of the row. Which means I put two stitches in one stitch at the beginning and end 😊

  • @sally-annebrown1298
    @sally-annebrown1298 3 года назад +1

    Nice sweater, but if I want to do knit stitch, I use a tunisian crochet hook. ( it looks like a knitting needle with a hook at the end.)
    You girls have done great work so far and can't wait to see what else you come up with!

  • @theartofcrochetbychandra3079
    @theartofcrochetbychandra3079 Год назад

    My Birthday 🥳🥳🥳🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @shannadaniel9371
    @shannadaniel9371 3 года назад +2

    do you have a how to make a sweater video? like a tutorial????

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  3 года назад

      No I don’t, sorry I don’t make tutorials. But my sister, More KopyKali might have one on her channel 😊

  • @nataliab4493
    @nataliab4493 2 года назад

    Te quedó hermoso, yo le haría un cuello alto quedaría genial. Felicitaciones por tu trabajo.

  • @knitwithkali
    @knitwithkali 3 года назад +2

    Fourth

  • @mrbobvinn
    @mrbobvinn 3 года назад +2

    First

  • @olisarachele8632
    @olisarachele8632 3 года назад +1

    Sew the collar down like your sister did her cream sweater.

  • @elizabethtuggle5238
    @elizabethtuggle5238 Год назад

    I -love- the sweater! To watch 40 minutes of video, following step by step, only to find out it's $10 for the pattern to finish it is -unacceptable-! I'll finish it on my own.

    • @HandmadeWithKaye
      @HandmadeWithKaye  Год назад +2

      This wasn’t a tutorial to teach you how to make the sweater, just showing my process. And my pattern being $10 isn’t unacceptable, it’s my value and worth. Don’t come to my video complaining because you can’t accept or afford that.

    • @crystald3655
      @crystald3655 8 месяцев назад

      Patterns take a lot of work to write especially custom patterns like this one. 10 dollars is actually within reasonable as most patterns are between 7 and 12 some are a little more even. Those that write patterns for the public deserve to be paid well for their work.

  • @virginiaroberts4880
    @virginiaroberts4880 2 года назад

    what is the knit stitch that you used