Very very beautiful cardigan😊 When I see women like you,Beautiful ,young and talented in crochet,make me happy,because in my opinion, crochet and kniting are gifts from God,they are divine talents. Blessings and Brazilians hugs from WA🤗
Finally, someone clear, concise, and that doesn't assume her viewer will know anything! It isn't that I do not, but there are things that NO ONE has ever taken the time to explain or show and the fact that you do, and so well, makes your tutorials priceless! I haven't watched it in its entirety yet but hoping I can finally do something other than a square or rectangle now! My grandmother taught me the basics years ago (before the internet!) and she is long gone now so I have no one left to ask! I'm going to look around first but if you do not have a video out yet on gauging and how to universally change sizes and yarn sizes (if there is such a thing!) I'd surely like to know! Thanks very much!
Much easier to attach the sleeves to the body when they are flat, before sewing them. Lay the back and front panels open flat. Put the open sleeve next to it with the middle of the sleeve touching where the shoulders will be and sew the sleeve to the body in a straight seam. Now fold the front and back panels and the sleeve in half and sew from bottom of the coat to armpit and then along the length of the sleeve to the cuff in one long seam. Much easier than trying to fit the circular sleeve to circular opening on the side of the body. That's how I always do it. (just a suggestion)
Your teaching style is very easy to understand. The fact that you don't teach like we are 2 years old and that you also add written instructions makes the whole tutorial very easy, enjoyable and helpful. I'm already half way into my sweater. Thank you so much for sharing.
Ok I watched your video to see what all the fuss was about (people saying they didn't understand the video). And it is so easy to understand! No one should have trouble w this. Its a beginner pattern however, the only difficult thing was the lack of visual aid to help people understand what you're referring to.. I understood it perfectly fine and I can't wait to make one of these cardigans. It looks so comfy!!
Ahhh yesssss my girl!!!! when I see an upload of your videos I get so happy and inspired. glad to see you as always and keep them videos coming dear. blessings from GA!!!
You are an AMAZING teacher!!! You taught me to crochet a few years ago via all of your fabulous videos. It’s sooo good to see you’re back!! Thank you for taking the time to put each pattern and video together for us. It’s so clear you care about what you do and the people watching you. xox!
You are a good teacher. This is exactly what I was looking for. I usually make my own patterns because even though I have been crocheting for 53 years and still can’t read a pattern. Thank you very much.
I’m a pretty experienced crocheter myself, but this tutorial is so easy to follow! I wish tutorials like this existed when I was a beginner! I can’t wait to get started on this!
I finished this sweater about a month ago and LOVE it 😍 I have gotten tons of compliments on it !! Thank you for a great tutorial, you are adorable and wonderful to follow !!
You are the best! I've watched several other videos trying to learn crochet patterns. You explain things so clearly and your diagrams are wonderful. Please keep making these. You are now my #1 crochet RU-vid channel. Thanks!
I've been crocheting simple projects for years and I'm now trying my hand at creating things I can wear. I've graduated from hats to mittens to shawls to a basic granny square pullover, and now THIS will be my first cardigan. I've started section three of the body and it's working out very well. I chose a Caron Cakes yarn (quite colourful!) and can't wait to see how it turns out. THANK you for being awesome, and for sharing your gift with all of us on RU-vid. From a Canadian fan. xo
Hi there, It has worked out really well. It is thick enough to have a little weight to it, but not too heavy. The pattern creates such a nice stretch as well. Perfect for extra warmth on a cold Canadian winter or a chilly fall day.
A store-bought cardigan made of quality yarn will cost at least $60 so you're still better off making one plus not all discount yarn is poor quality so if you're lucky enough to find affordable yarn you may even be abel to make the cardigan for 15 to 20!
@@Southamericangirl42 plus you have a unique cardigan. Even if 10,000 people made it too, it will be unique to your style of crocheting, etc. And your color choices will be yours. It’s an awesome feeling to crochet a garment. I’ve made them out of $3.99 Red Heart Super Saver and they were beautiful!! Of course, I’m not a fashionista, so I was more concerned with being warm in the winter!!
Very easy to follow tutorial, thanks so much! I've finally finished the 'body' part of my cardigan, I've used Bernat Softee Chunky (weight category 6 Super Bulky, 108 yds per ball, hook size 6) and I've needed around 20 balls since I'm pretty tall and I wanted the cardigan to go below my knees and to be slightly oversized. Just a little warning for any tall girls out there hehe :3 But besides that, it's turning out lovely!
Thank you for replying an clarifying for me, your tutorials are quite explicit an indepth in detail.. I suffer with Fibromyalgia, an some days If Pain is racked up, my mind is just a ball of fog. ha ha. thank you for you kindness in sharing your Craft. :) I have the Yarn an will be making this lovely Cardi, when I have completed other WIPS..
Making as we speak as they say however I'v never know or heard the centre bar I'v always said front loop of stitch you learn something every day thank you for the video I'v also got the pattern 👍
Thank you so much for sharing this video ... In the process of making a cardigan now and needed to see some idea of how to process ... It's beautiful ... Thank you, thank you, thank you
Gosh I haven't seen any of your videos in a long time. I must say that I enjoy your videos, for one your instructions for your projects are easy to follow for all degrees of crocheters. I'm an old pro and still truly enjoy them, secondly you don't have loud horrible music playing during your video, and thirdly you have a great speaking voice. 😊
Literally shrieked with excitement over this! Thank you thank you, thank you! So happy you're back and absolutely love your content! Keep doing what you do girl! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Welcome back. Luv the sweater, but got a little lost. I normally could follow all your tutorials but tnis one was a little more difficult than your others. I love this sweater, i am going to keep looking at this over again and maybe it will click. Lol
I've been looking for a sweater to crochet for my daughter (that's not made out of granny square, lol) & thankfully I came upon your video. I've been subbed to your channel for awhile but never seen this video. Thanks for such a cute sweater that a 22 yr old college student would want go wear.
This seems easy enough to follow, I hope I can do it! It is a shame tho that we couldn't see more of your actual work instead of the drawings...but I do feel you were pretty thorough with your explanations...🖤
I'm so excited!!! I love your videos but havent seen u post up anything in awhile. I just want to mention that I watched your videos for fingerless gloves to learn how to crochet!! Thanks for that making time to make such detail and close up videos.
One comment, you said to measure the chain from your shoulder to your knee. Up & down. That would mean you’re working vertically. Horizontally would be across, from back to front, across the chest, armpits and back. Otherwise your video is clear & concise & beautiful.
I'm a newbie to crochet, but I love this cardigan and a challenge. I must admit I'm a little confused with the instruction measurement (outside of arm to neck), and I read your response comment to Sonja Birch....however I don't have a problem buying your pattern....It's definitely worth it. Thank you so much for the beautiful work and I'll continue to follow so I can get better!
Thanks for sharing this pattern!! It was exactly what I have been looking for! Starting mine now!! Looking forward to more adorable projects from you!! 👌🏻👌🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Love the teaching method, well done - any beginner should have been able to follow. I'm going to make this sweater because the model is so cute, and I want to be that cute. :-)
peace i've been looking for this pattern like my entire life and i finally found it at first i didn't get it by i repeated the video few times and Voilà i understood thank you very much for you great effort and please if you would like to mention more details and showing them step by step so that people of different levels can easily comprehend.. kisses from ALgeria ^^^
I don't know how I've missed your channel before! Very nice, concise instructions, and I love how you tell us how we can customize sizes. Being a larger woman it is hard to find things to fit and most patterns don't customize easily. I'm allergic to wool, but with your instructions I will be able to make this sweater out of any size yarn (and I'm thinking for me a 3 weight would work best)! I'm subscribing now :)
So glad to see you back!!! Love the puff stitch cowl!!! Have one in every color! 🤗 You said size "I 6.0 mm" my I is 5.5 mm and my J is 6.0. Wasn't sure which one to use. Thanks!!!
I will try this. Sometimes, it can be difficult to follow but will watch it again. Have you ever thought about starting an online store where we can purchase your items? You are good at what you do.
This pattern is sold on Etsy. I am contemplating buying it, but want to know first what skill level this is? I can crochet probably only intermediate, as I taught myself and got only this far. LOL.
Great pattern! So easy to follow instructions. I really like how there are only three pieces to join! Just some friendly advise: show more of what you are actually doing for those who are still learning! I'm going to make mine a little more bigger; I like my sweater's kinda baggy! Thank you for your great/easy tutorial dear!!
