Super customisable pattern. You can adjust the pattern to fit your size. Color(s) are your preference :) The measurements for this tutorial: waist= 65cm hips= 85cm belly button to crotch= 23cm
Ok i made these shorts and i wanted to make some notes for my fellow big hips and butt girlies 1. Make the waist band large enough to just fit over your hips and butt. Trust me 2. I had to do another row of increases after the last one in the video. I just increased every 4 stitches in the back. 3. The waistband is probably going to be loose if you have a smaller waist compared to your hips/butt. To get around this, use elastic on your waist band OR what i did is just use yarn to make a drawstring
found this project a year ago and finally came back to follow it! just finished the shorts and this tutorial is extremely well done!! so easy to follow, thank you for sharing with us :)
I'm so glad to see another creative crochet designer on this platform. Please show the finished product and explain more about the types of yarn you use or could be used for the adventurist beginner. But the rest of your tutorial is fantastic! Best wishes with your channel. ❤
documenting how long this will take me day 1 : starting today did the whole waist band thing ( about 2 hours) day 2 : started the actual shorts day 3: did all of the shorts except for the leg part day 4 : finished them up this was one f the fastest and easiest projects i've done (haven't done many though) and it probably took me around 5-7 hours. I watched a few movies and shows while crocheting which made it really fun. Highly recommend.
Olivia your tutorials are so clear and great, I love everything that you have made uptil now🥰 Can you please post a tutorial for a cool sweater or pullover.
I am absolutely obsessed with these shorts! this is my third-ever crochet project and I found it actually super simple to follow and surprisingly easy! Also these shorts make my booty look 🔥 love ur work xx
this is weird but when you wear them can you see your undies through the little gaps? cause i’ve started making them but i’m paranoid about that happening
This took me about 3 days, 7 hours spread over 3 days but mine are a bit too small sadly so they’re very tight. So i want to remake them and make the waistband a bit bigger so it all goes well :))
i absolutely love this pattern!! i was just wondering how to make the waistband more stretchy because as soon as i add the single crochet at the bottom of the waistband it looses its stretch! i may be doing it wrong tho ahaha
Hello! I was just wondering how much yarn this project used up as I only have 100 grams of my yarn and its been discontinued. This is an amazing tutorial :)
Hi I live in Australia and having trouble finding the yarn so I used my stash mostly wool, would any cotton yarn be suitable The wool ones turned out ok but was a bit stiffer if that makes sense I like the floppy look of the cotton yarn
Hey, i love this pattern. But i have a problem with the waistband because my hips and my waist have a large size difference. That way it is either too tight around my hips and i can’t pull it up or too loose around my waist. Do you have any idea how i can solve this
Im sort of having the same issue and i'm going to try a few things but i think that just increasing more and faster should do the trick... like i started increasing in the first row instead of the third and might even start increasing in 2 more spots in the back as i get further down to make it fit my butt
Hey, I’m sorry about this, you could make the waist bigger and then make a draw string for the shorts ( make a chain then weave the chain through the top of the shorts so you can tie it) or you could make the waist band longer so it can fold over then crochet an elastic in the fold. Idk if that makes any sense.
whenever i do the single crochet row and then the rows to start the shorts, they start to bunch up the waistband. When i pull them apart so its straight, the holes between each bunch of doubles are super big. Do you have any idea of how to fix this?? i used a waistband of single crochets if that's the problem
Hey so the only thing I can think of is that you are doing to little single crochet. What you must do is count the number of rows you did for the waistband and then match the amount of single crochets with the rows of the waist band ( for example if I do 110 rows of the the waist band, I’ll try do 110 single crochets around the waistband.) - idk if that makes any sense
Could be tension, or chaining too many between each stitch or you might not be doing 3 joint double crochets 🤔 also if you want smaller gaps maybe try 4 joint double crochets, I think this may helps but I’ve never tried it :)
I’m just about to start the leg holes and I tried it on to see how they fit. Turns out I made them a bit too big. Wondering if there’s an easy fix to that
@@Oliviatully28 thanks for replying! It’s more the hips that are the issue:/ they’re doing that thing you mentioned where they puff out from the increases. I’m thinking about weaving elastic thread around them but was hoping for another solution!
@@kimdonahue4344 ok…. Just thinking, you can also sew in a thick elastic if you have a sewing machine. I have made a crochet skirt where I explain how to do this.
I just took my measurements and I have to increase the size of the pattern a bit compared to your dimensions, how do I do that? I just started crocheting and I'm not very comfortable with it yet haha
Crochet the ribbing until it's a slightly less than your measurement. It should fit when stretched lightly. If it's stretched to the max just to fit, I would add a little more to give you some wiggle room. Keep track of how many rows you are making as you make it. When it's the right length, put the same number of single crochets around the top of the ribbing as rows you have. In the video, the ribbing is 58 cm which she states is about 7cm less than the actual waist measurement. So, for instance, if your measurement is 120cm maybe go with 110-115cm. She then makes 104 single crochet into the top of the ribbing because she has 104 rows. So, if you have 220 rows, place 220 single crochet stitches around the top of the ribbing. Everything else should be the same. Since you're making it to fit you, you might need to make it longer or shorter before you start the legs and you might want to make the legs longer. That is up to personal preference and your body type. Good luck!
@@Oliviatully28 don't apologize i should have taken my measurements into account a little sooner, its just a pain to open all those stitches again hahahah
@@Oliviatully28 Amazing! I'm currently making pants now for coachella, if I wanted to decrease the stiches around my knees /lower legs how would you suggest that?
@@brittanylauren7577 I actually haven’t tried to decrease but I’m just thinking you can either skip gaps or not chain one in between the stitches( leaving no gap to work in on the next row) - I’m not sure if that makes any sense.
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