Really loved your video!!!! I'm making a blanket for my guy right now but have been thinking about Christmas gifts or stocking stuffers for him and the rest of the guys in my life (parents, siblings, and in-laws lol) and the beer cozy is a great idea!!! Loved the idea of putting more masculine scents in the car one as well. Thank you so much!!!!
I love it It's funny how i came across your channel my grandson want shorts hence i was searching for shorts crochet Thank you Watching from South Africa ❤
It should wrap around your body when it's done, right? And there's four pieces, so your body width divided by four is the width of a panel. Divide by four again since each panel has four quadrants. Basically your width/16.
Thank you! I'm glad you like it. So, I actually don't think so, since the rows go up and down vertically, and in different directions, BUT I think I would cut off some of the bottom, tie it up well, and then do a row horizontally to hide the loose ends.
Wow, the bow tie idea is great! Seems simple to, I'll give it a go. I'm always banging out blankets, so I'll will make a change lol. 45 Yr old guy here.
Hey! I’m currently making this and just finished the first front panel but I have a question… If I have to make 2 of the front panels, the same way, won’t that mean that one of them will be facing the “wrong way”? Or does that not affect the end result? (I am a little bit of a perfectionist, yes). So far I am enjoying it but I do have to rewatch the steps a couple of times to understand it😅
So they should look basically the same on both sides when you flip it. I think because you're going back and forth and becasee dc are pretty similar on both side it shouldn't be visible
Hey ! I love your tutorial, I'm just having a hard time understanding how to start the sleeves. When working on a normal size shirt , do we still skip 4 double crochet clusters from the shoulder seam or should skip more clusters? because at some point you say that we should have 4 clusters left on both sides before the slip stitches but I never get that 😅. Help😄
Hi! Yes, except instead of only having four clusters left, i mean you should have crocheted over four clusters from each panel. start four clusters away on one side, work over them, work over four on the next side, and the start the next row. So the first row goes over 8 total, four per side.
Hey, Romi! I just wanted to thank you for this video, because it came in my feed at the very precise time when I finished my first cardi and wanted to try my hand at more garments. There's really not much male crochet wearables in the world. Unfortunately, I'll never be able to buy your pattern (something about war and all that dark stuff), so I had to engineer something on top of what you've done in this video, and the result looks absolutely amazing. I couldn't have done it without you. When I finish weaving in all the ends (in a couple of days, I hate doing it) and block it, I'll post it on Insta and tag you, if you're interested in how it turned out. You're a great inspiration and you're very cozy to watch.
I’m so impressed! Loved it!! and I can relate to your finger pain, I have the exact same hook 😂 You have revived my motivation to finish my project, and try to make my first cardigan after that! I’m so excited, happy crocheting.
i’m having a little trouble with the front panel… do i continue Q1-3 until i end up with half of measurement 1? it’s a little confusing since you did an abridged version and i end up with a small version instead of the larger panel than what you showed😇
This is SUCH a cute shirt!! I'm so impressed on how it wears on you. I've been wanting to make crochet clothes for a while but didn't think it was worth it for me because I'm short with an hour glass figure and crochet tops would make me look boxy and shorter. Thank you so much for sharing ALL this info and I'm so excited to make this!!
Another leftie here. Love the shirt. I just did a shirt for my hubby using the hexagon method, and it took a while and too many steps. I will probably try to make myself one eventually. However, I would like to try the pattern you have shown here. Thanks for the tutorial.
