I already know how to crochet, however leg warmers are a new project. This was a very easy to follow guide with added but quite important advice for learners or not. Thank you
I've been crocheting for nearly 3 years now and even though I don't need the step by step for the stitches and other things, I still appreciate creators taking the time to make their tutorials beginner friendly 💜
i've spent the last 5 hours doing a leg warmer (only one) but i finished my first ever crochet project, thank you for the tutorial, i needed someone to explain to me that, thank you really
I originally wanted to start crocheting 3 years ago but i just abandoned after learning how to chain. 3 years later, i was in desperate need of led warmers and my parents didnt want to buy any so i was stuck with making them on my own. This tutorial is by far the least confusing one and i actually finished my first sets of leg warmers. I never thought i would actually finish them but i did. Thanks
I really appreciate that you individually showed how to do each stitch in the tutorial instead of just linking a video showing how to do it like a lot of tutorials do. Great great job.
I'm crocheting some leg warmers for a cosplay, so this tutorial was amazing for that! I've been crocheting for a few years now and this was the first "beginner" tutorial I have seen that clearly shows the difference between a normal stitch and a back loop only stitch -- it helped immensely!
Girl u taught me more in 11 minutes than any other hour long tutorials,, as a complete beginner that only started a few days ago this was really helpful so thank you so much!! 🩷🩷🩷
If you do back loop single crochets or back loop slip stitches in the last stitches of every other row (2-4-6, etc) it creates a tighter ribbed pattern for a cuff. For example, you can crochet 2 inches with blsc or blst and the rest in blhdc and you will have a cuff and a little flare look to it.
ive been crocheting for years now but I'm pretty much entirely self taught. there was a lot that I either didn't know or wasn't doing in the most efficient way that I've learned from this video. this is such a great tutorial 👍
I'm kinda new to crocheting and your tutorial is rlly understandable! I watched a diff tut, but she was making it difficult. I'm a halfway and I think it's going good! Thank you for the helpful tutorial!
This tutorial is so awesome! I used to start crocheting since 10/11 and stopped for almost 2 years, now i'm 13 and been looking forward to making a bunch of legwarmers bc basically teenagers start to find their own style
Thanks so much! I tried this with a size 10 needle and thick yarn so I made a rly big pair but I love them! Definitely worth experimenting with the sizes and number of rows!
I’ve been crocheting for about 2 months now however I managed to make myself these super cute leg warmers thanks to that tutorial. You made the steps look so easy and simple and they really were thanks to your instructions. I’ve been looking for crochet channels to follow as a beginner and yours is one of the top ones!
Ive started crochet a long time ago gut i always gave up since all the tutorials suck but you helped me alot and now i finally have an aestheticly pleasing first crochet prochet aaaaa thank you so much you deserve everything🤩🤩🤩‼️
This is my first proper project and i've made one warmer so far. It turned out a little too big because i did a bit too many rows and realized after slip stitching everything so i improvised with making a rim and it helped a lot. I'm concerned i won't have enough yarn to make the second warmer and i don't have a way to buy more of the yarn but idk i'll keep you updated. Maybe i'll do the second one smaller, my style's pretty alt either way so i don't really care, it would look good too Update: im writing it a bit late, but here it is. So i made the majority of the second leg warmer and ran out of yarn and had to do like four more rows so i did them using a moss green color (the rest was beige) and it still turned out nice, id say even nicer because i wear a lot of green things and not so many beige, oh and i also added the rims to the second leg warmer and its amazing
This was my very first project! They look fantastic! I made mine longer so they went up to the knee, ended up being closer to 60 stitches tall. They do desperately want to slide down and a bunch weird around the angles because they weren't meant to be that length but I was able to get them to stay up with an extra length run through the top and tied. This was so so easy to follow even though I know none of the terms and I have no idea how to read a pattern or anything like that. Thank you so much!
i spent the whole day yesterday making this (without following a tutorial. i also only ever made a square that looked more like a trapezoid - idk the word for the shape) now i spent the whole class following this tutorial and its already going so much better
A really good crochet tutorial! I'm not much of a crocheter and I'm quite new but this video was so simple and I finished My first project! THEIR SO CUTEE! I made mine pink and I'm obsessed thank you!!
Thank you for this soo much. I haven't crocheted since I was like 10 so this was incredibly helpful. It was easy to follow (or easy as something can be for me, a professional dumbass) and had a lot of really good tips. I can't wait to finish these!
I tried making myself a pair of leg warmers and it turned out good ! It was a little curvy and could use some practice tho but it was decent enough to wear. Your tutorial rlly helped, tysm !
Just finished my first leg warmer after 2 hours will be making the other one later :) but I’m madly in love with this pattern it was super easy to understand tysm ❤
super well-explained and easy to follow! the yarn recommendation is great as well, very soft and easy to work with. thanks for the video- i finished mine in two days!
Tip: if you want it to be soft but also sturdy at the same time, instead of buying cotton yarn or acrylic yarn, I suggest buying milk cotton yarn which is usually a blend of acrylic and cotton.
this was so helpful! I didn't know how to crochet at all before watching your video and now I have a cute pair of leg warmers! You explained so well, thankyou!!
Oh my god! I love crocheting, and I’m new at it, so it’s good to find crocheting tutorials! I still have some trouble though- I just need time and energy! 😅😂
I LOVED this tutorial! Keep going!❤ plus, if you'd wanted to, could you show us how to change colors while crocheting leg warmers? It would mean a lot ❤
EXACTLY what I was looking for! Just to be sure (because it was hard for me to see) are you going through both stitch strands on the second side when sewing together to make the tube? In other words back loop of the first side then both strands (entire stitch) of the second? Thanks so much 😃🌸💕
OH MY GOD. I spent hours knitting one leg warmer and realized that they are supposed to be worn with skirts or leggings. I HATE SKIRTS AND LEGGINGS. Anyway, thanks so much for the tutorial..
I love this!! So easy to follow, and a cute product. A good first project, in my opinion. I made purple, purposely uneven ones and put little oyster mushrooms on them!
I am rlly new to crochet and I only started for 3 days in my school's crochet club, this tutorial helps a lot, pls give me some other ideas bc i cant think of any after this leg warmers
Question what size yarn did you use? And how much? Cus I live in the middle of nowhere so ordering yarn for projects can be quite challenging. And thanks for the Excellent Tutorial!
I have two questions: 1) I did the same but with single crochet instead of half double. The end product looks as cool, to me. Is there a reason to prefer half double? 🤔 2) Also, at the final step, I stitched the piece in an inverted way, following some instructions I found somewhere. Instead of the back loop of the front piece and both loops of the back piece, I did it the other way around. Back loop of the front piece, and both loops of the back piece. I wonder if some way is better than the other. Yours actually looks easier, BUT I'm starting to wonder if the correct way actually depends on the number of rows being even or odd. 🤔 Thanks for the tutorial!
I just finished one pair of leg warmers but they’re not so good, even tho it should be bc I followed every step but still I like them and I’m gonna worn on the second pair, also tysmmmmm!💖
Hi there! I really want to make three leg warmers, but I was wondering how much yarn it uses? I have only a bit left in a certain color and I want to know before I start 😂
At the beginning of the video (around 2:10 in the vid) it tells you to chain 42 but if you want it to be longer you can chain more and mesure it vertically on your leg and adjust it accordingly. Good luck :3 🍀🤞😊💝✨ !
I made mine a little long because I tought it would fit better but it didn't and it Tunes out too big, but that's ok. It was pretty easy just takes a long time to finish if you're not fast :) Xoxo
i want a tighter look on the top but baggier on the bottom and i see you achieved that, but when i try to do it, i meassure around my calf where i want it to be tight, and that makes the panel connect, but down at my ankle i need a bigger flare for a baggier look, how do i manage that
I already know how to crochet, however leg warmers are a new project. This was a very easy to follow guide with added but quite important advice for learners or not. Thank you
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Yess, I've been crocheting for 4-5 months now, and somehow I never crocheted these. I think they turned out really cute!
Same here!❤
ive been crocheting 2 years now and leg warmers were actually new for me lol but this tutorial has helped a lot than you think ❤
I've been crocheting for nearly 3 years now and even though I don't need the step by step for the stitches and other things, I still appreciate creators taking the time to make their tutorials beginner friendly 💜
Hey, could you help me? Why is my double cross stitch not attached to the chain? When I try to do the stitch, it is not attached to the chain.
@@LevitatingDragons sorry but I never used this stitch. Maybe try finding a RUclips video about this stitch
@@CallxMexElle alright, thanks! I might have figured it out too :)
i've spent the last 5 hours doing a leg warmer (only one) but i finished my first ever crochet project, thank you for the tutorial, i needed someone to explain to me that, thank you really
Sorry that this is a 5month old comment, but I wanted to tell you I’m proud of you for finishing!!!!
Love it!!
I am 12 years old and I just finished it!! I've been working on them for about 3 days and I am sooo excited to wear them! TYSM!
I wish I had the supplies to crochet this! 😭😭
I'm also 12 and I crocheted this to
Same
IM ONLY 10 AND IM STARTING TO CHROCHET THEASE(I HAVE BEEN CHROCHETIN SINCE I WAS 5)
I'm a beginner and idk how to do rows 🥲 someone teach me
I originally wanted to start crocheting 3 years ago but i just abandoned after learning how to chain. 3 years later, i was in desperate need of led warmers and my parents didnt want to buy any so i was stuck with making them on my own. This tutorial is by far the least confusing one and i actually finished my first sets of leg warmers. I never thought i would actually finish them but i did. Thanks
I really appreciate that you individually showed how to do each stitch in the tutorial instead of just linking a video showing how to do it like a lot of tutorials do. Great great job.
I'm crocheting some leg warmers for a cosplay, so this tutorial was amazing for that! I've been crocheting for a few years now and this was the first "beginner" tutorial I have seen that clearly shows the difference between a normal stitch and a back loop only stitch -- it helped immensely!
I just finished my pair of leg warmers following along with your tutorial, thank you so much! This was incredibly accessible! :)
wow im crocheting some right now cause i got mary janes (shoes) and i thought they would look cute with them! how do you like your leg warmers?
Girl u taught me more in 11 minutes than any other hour long tutorials,, as a complete beginner that only started a few days ago this was really helpful so thank you so much!! 🩷🩷🩷
I have never crocheted a day in my life, but this tutorial is so understandable. TYSM, it looks great!! ☺
How’d urs turn out!?
@@PQAisha it actually turned out pretty good, I used a smaller yarn and hook size so it took me a lot longer but it still looks great
i am 11 years old and i now started to crochet the leg warmers wish me luck!
I started like a month ago doing them and still have not finished 😭😭
@@LovelyCinnamoroll i undid it because i useed to much yarn :/
@@indigo_12345 awwwwh
I’m FINALLY done with the first leg warmer YAYYYYY 😁
How's it going ❤
If you do back loop single crochets or back loop slip stitches in the last stitches of every other row (2-4-6, etc) it creates a tighter ribbed pattern for a cuff. For example, you can crochet 2 inches with blsc or blst and the rest in blhdc and you will have a cuff and a little flare look to it.
I'm lost can u explain
Ohhhh, that's a great point. Thanks for the idea!!
ive been crocheting for years now but I'm pretty much entirely self taught. there was a lot that I either didn't know or wasn't doing in the most efficient way that I've learned from this video. this is such a great tutorial 👍
I'm kinda new to crocheting and your tutorial is rlly understandable! I watched a diff tut, but she was making it difficult. I'm a halfway and I think it's going good! Thank you for the helpful tutorial!
I love how she really explained it a simple and cute way but also fast...it’s mind blowing! I like this and i’ll make them as soon as i buy yarn ❤❤
This tutorial is so awesome! I used to start crocheting since 10/11 and stopped for almost 2 years, now i'm 13 and been looking forward to making a bunch of legwarmers bc basically teenagers start to find their own style
THAT’S AWESOME! I hope you have fun!
Thanks so much!
I tried this with a size 10 needle and thick yarn so I made a rly big pair but I love them! Definitely worth experimenting with the sizes and number of rows!
I’ve been crocheting for about 2 months now however I managed to make myself these super cute leg warmers thanks to that tutorial. You made the steps look so easy and simple and they really were thanks to your instructions. I’ve been looking for crochet channels to follow as a beginner and yours is one of the top ones!
The tutorial was very useful and fun to make! The amount of time taken is definitely worth the result!💕
Ive started crochet a long time ago gut i always gave up since all the tutorials suck but you helped me alot and now i finally have an aestheticly pleasing first crochet prochet aaaaa thank you so much you deserve everything🤩🤩🤩‼️
I've been wanting one of these for so long, thank you for the amazing tutorial !! 💕
No problem 😊
Thank you! You're way of teaching is magnificent, this was really easy to follow and I finished them in one day. Thank you!
Your crochet is so incredibly neat, mine is a bit messier than yours but your tutorial was so easy to follow! Thank you
Hi this is my 2nd Time crocheting and just for some reason u make me understand more than other TYSM
Hi
This is my first proper project and i've made one warmer so far. It turned out a little too big because i did a bit too many rows and realized after slip stitching everything so i improvised with making a rim and it helped a lot. I'm concerned i won't have enough yarn to make the second warmer and i don't have a way to buy more of the yarn but idk i'll keep you updated. Maybe i'll do the second one smaller, my style's pretty alt either way so i don't really care, it would look good too
Update: im writing it a bit late, but here it is. So i made the majority of the second leg warmer and ran out of yarn and had to do like four more rows so i did them using a moss green color (the rest was beige) and it still turned out nice, id say even nicer because i wear a lot of green things and not so many beige, oh and i also added the rims to the second leg warmer and its amazing
This was my very first project! They look fantastic! I made mine longer so they went up to the knee, ended up being closer to 60 stitches tall. They do desperately want to slide down and a bunch weird around the angles because they weren't meant to be that length but I was able to get them to stay up with an extra length run through the top and tied.
This was so so easy to follow even though I know none of the terms and I have no idea how to read a pattern or anything like that. Thank you so much!
i spent the whole day yesterday making this (without following a tutorial. i also only ever made a square that looked more like a trapezoid - idk the word for the shape) now i spent the whole class following this tutorial and its already going so much better
I am learning how to crochet and saving this for later so I can learn! I’ll update when I finish!
I AM 9😢 AND I DID IT😢😢
good jobbbbb!!!!
You are half my age and more talented than me 😂
11 yr old me can't even do it, a 9 year old is better than me, great job lol 😂 (❤😭😭)
Loll samee im 9 too
omg same !
A really good crochet tutorial! I'm not much of a crocheter and I'm quite new but this video was so simple and I finished My first project! THEIR SO CUTEE! I made mine pink and I'm obsessed thank you!!
Thank you for this soo much. I haven't crocheted since I was like 10 so this was incredibly helpful. It was easy to follow (or easy as something can be for me, a professional dumbass) and had a lot of really good tips. I can't wait to finish these!
Tysm i haven't started crocheting my leg warmers yet but i have the whole tutorial memoized and your tutorial makes crocheting look easy! Tysm
I tried making myself a pair of leg warmers and it turned out good ! It was a little curvy and could use some practice tho but it was decent enough to wear. Your tutorial rlly helped, tysm !
Just finished my first leg warmer after 2 hours will be making the other one later :) but I’m madly in love with this pattern it was super easy to understand tysm ❤
Omg I'm trying to finish this in one night. I'm on the second one help
Each time I have difficulty understanding the tutorials since I am French, but this time it was easier to understand! Thanks a lot !
Thank you so much for this!! this is what I mean when i type “beginner friendly” or “easy” on the search
Great tutorial! I finished mine and I’m obsessed! I finished both in less than one day and found this incredibly easy!
This is my first ever crochet project and you explained everything so well it's amazing I've already finished one 🥰
I LOVE your channel,i speak spanish and i dont know so much inglish,your channel help me so much to crocheting,i love ya❤
super well-explained and easy to follow! the yarn recommendation is great as well, very soft and easy to work with. thanks for the video- i finished mine in two days!
Do you understand the part at 6:20 i'm confused do i keep going in the back lop all the way for the rest of the project??
IT LOOKS SO GOOD TYSM!!!! IT SO EASY AND DIDNT TAKE MUCH TIME:))
Tip: if you want it to be soft but also sturdy at the same time, instead of buying cotton yarn or acrylic yarn, I suggest buying milk cotton yarn which is usually a blend of acrylic and cotton.
this was so helpful! I didn't know how to crochet at all before watching your video and now I have a cute pair of leg warmers! You explained so well, thankyou!!
As a beginner this was easy i underestimated the process it turned out so cute❤
tysm all these other tutorials do extra stuff but you went straight into the stuff that we actually need so thank youuu
This was one of the best tutorials i have ever seen. Truly. ❤❤❤
Oh my god! I love crocheting, and I’m new at it, so it’s good to find crocheting tutorials! I still have some trouble though- I just need time and energy! 😅😂
starting new projects everyday thank you for thi!
You made my first real project so easy! Im halfway through!
This is a lovely tutorial, thank you so much!!! Super clear and easy to follow💜
First cortet project a my size became smaller and smaller but that’s on my I loved how they turned out
I just finished halfway through the First one so easy thanks you so much ❤ you got a new sub
I LOVED this tutorial! Keep going!❤ plus, if you'd wanted to, could you show us how to change colors while crocheting leg warmers? It would mean a lot ❤
i understand so easily from you, and off topic but your voice sounds really warm
You explain this really well, thank you!!!
this was a lot of help, thanks so much, i made the first one Now I'm going to the store to buy more yarn (i made yellow/orange leg warmers) thanks!
This tutorial is so easy to understand especially for a beginner. thanks so much!
EXACTLY what I was looking for! Just to be sure (because it was hard for me to see) are you going through both stitch strands on the second side when sewing together to make the tube? In other words back loop of the first side then both strands (entire stitch) of the second? Thanks so much 😃🌸💕
I love you for this. It was my first crochet project and it was very easy to follow ❤
OH MY GOD. I spent hours knitting one leg warmer and realized that they are supposed to be worn with skirts or leggings. I HATE SKIRTS AND LEGGINGS. Anyway, thanks so much for the tutorial..
I just finished my first leg warmer and it took me a long while only because I kept losing motivation :,) very easy tutorial though!
Super easy to follow and I’m done with one, thank you so much this is my first project!
Hiii, thank you for the tutorial!! I wanted to know, how many grams of yarn did u use to make both of the warmers?? Thank u❤️
Thank you very much, they turned out very nice.
I love this!! So easy to follow, and a cute product. A good first project, in my opinion. I made purple, purposely uneven ones and put little oyster mushrooms on them!
Thank you so much I was strughling so hard with Other Tutorials and and it was so easy to follow even for me as a beginner thank you soooo much! ❤
i just finished my leg warmer today ,so in love with it.🙈
I was able to do one bye the end of the night and I have Vans that match perfectly I am a beginner and this helped a lot.
it is quite late to comment but thank you so much im a beginner and i have never been this happy about my project
I tried making leg warmers and it turned out so cuuuuuuutte!!!!
I just finished these and I love it !! It's so simple yet so cute
This is the types of explanations I need for everything 😢
so clear and easy to follow, it turned out amazing thank you so much !!
Tysm this is my first big project and I’ve just finished the first one :3 💗💗
I finally made it!! Onto a granny square tote now, two and a half squares down ^-^
YAY
I am rlly new to crochet and I only started for 3 days in my school's crochet club, this tutorial helps a lot, pls give me some other ideas bc i cant think of any after this leg warmers
Question what size yarn did you use? And how much? Cus I live in the middle of nowhere so ordering yarn for projects can be quite challenging. And thanks for the Excellent Tutorial!
hey,this tutorial was really helpful and the results was stunning.Thank you so much!
How many days it took?
@@jgundegmaa1970 for me it took around 6 hours because i am a beginner and i had to take some short breaks in between.
I have two questions:
1) I did the same but with single crochet instead of half double. The end product looks as cool, to me. Is there a reason to prefer half double? 🤔
2) Also, at the final step, I stitched the piece in an inverted way, following some instructions I found somewhere.
Instead of the back loop of the front piece and both loops of the back piece, I did it the other way around.
Back loop of the front piece, and both loops of the back piece.
I wonder if some way is better than the other. Yours actually looks easier, BUT I'm starting to wonder if the correct way actually depends on the number of rows being even or odd. 🤔
Thanks for the tutorial!
when you’re closing it at the end are you going through both loops for the back stitch or just one? sorry i can’t really tell 😅
just one ! but you can do both if you want to, whatever is easier :) you will get the same result in the end
“no one’s really looking that close cuz they’re on your legs” so real
Tysm it’s the easiest tutorial I’ve ever seennnnn
making my first actual piece with this tutorial :) thanks so much that really helped!
AHHH IM MAKING THESE AFTER SCHOOLLLLLLL
so excited 2 make this 4 a birthday gift :DDD
I probably missed when you said but are you alternating the half double and back loop only?
It is very nice. . And simple to follow. Thankyou
Perfect thing to spice ur fit up! Tysm
I just finished one pair of leg warmers but they’re not so good, even tho it should be bc I followed every step but still I like them and I’m gonna worn on the second pair, also tysmmmmm!💖
I finished this in one day THANK U ❤
Omg thank you so much for this you made it so easy to understand!!! ❤️
Hi there! I really want to make three leg warmers, but I was wondering how much yarn it uses? I have only a bit left in a certain color and I want to know before I start 😂
Just finsihed mine!! super easy and quick project to do! Now I just have to wait for it finally get cold where I live 😭😭
Love it squee they look so cute on me!
Hi, what if I want mine to be longer? What do I do?
Thank you for the very detailed video, great content! :3
At the beginning of the video (around 2:10 in the vid) it tells you to chain 42 but if you want it to be longer you can chain more and mesure it vertically on your leg and adjust it accordingly. Good luck :3 🍀🤞😊💝✨ !
I made mine a little long because I tought it would fit better but it didn't and it Tunes out too big, but that's ok. It was pretty easy just takes a long time to finish if you're not fast :)
Xoxo
Thank you! It's so helpful 😭🫶🏻
this was a good tut mine came out uneven but i still think i did good 👍🏽
i want a tighter look on the top but baggier on the bottom and i see you achieved that, but when i try to do it, i meassure around my calf where i want it to be tight, and that makes the panel connect, but down at my ankle i need a bigger flare for a baggier look, how do i manage that