hi everyone!! I just want to thank you for all the love on my tutorial, I am still working on a new video for you guys and will keep all the tips and advice you guys give me in mind💗💗. If you are curious about my next tutorial it is for a skirt that I have posted on my instagram @/faerieflossed. I am open to any video suggestions or tutorials you would like to see!
good tutorial but i would say to include that at minute 9, you should include that you don't continue doing three half double crochets into every stitch, you did make it sound like you do three
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can i just say i love your energy?? you just seem so nice, i felt so welcomed watching this! also, the tutorial slays, i'll definetly be crocheting it!! tysm, girlie!! so excited to see what you're gonna do next!
Thank you so much for this tutorial lovely! I've been searching for a bloomers crochet pattern for a while & these are by far the best I've found - so in love with how they look!! I would love a top to match, can't wait to see what more patterns you make!
This was awesome for your first video! Loved the tutorial! Maybe add sections to the next one so it's easier to find the different parts of the video and place your camera slightly farther or in front of you pointing down to the work for better focus. Hope this helps!
@@mehrnazrezaei7733 when you say slip stitches from the previous round I’m assuming the stitches you chained to split the legs, if so you Hdc into them!
hi! The way the tutorial is structured, I have designated the amount of rows based on the measurements. I typically do all my increase rows at the beginning all at once. If you want to evenly space them I would measure the belly to crotch i.e 10 inches, and if you do one row and it measures 1 inch then you would do 10 rows. If you are talking about the rows around, the amount of rows around equates to the # of rows you did for the waistband, this is measured by your specific measurement when you try it on/ hold it up to yourself. With that amount of rows, you would divide it by two and that number is where you would place your stitch marker. One at the beginning and one at the number you calculated.
Pleaaaaaase I love these! Thanks for making a tutorial, this is already amazing and I am excited to see other video types you could make! I would love to see a “what I’ve made so far this year” because these are so cute, I have to see what else you make!
On the first row you did the increase for the first stitch marker at the beginning, but for the second row you did the increase at the end, so do I do the increase for the first stitch marker at the end of every row or does it alternate ? Sorry I’m not sure if that makes sense xx
hi! For clarification it doesn’t matter if you increase at the beginning or the end. I alternate increasing because when I turn my work at every row the increase moves from the beginning to the end because I’m starting to go the opposite way from the initial increase.
Love this!! Quick question though, for making the increases I’m confused on the part where you turn when you reach the stitch marker. Do I make the increase at the stitch marker then keep going around to the other one and then make another increase then turn? I hope that made sense 😅
hi! I think you are correct! You should increase twice in each row. Once at the stitch marker and at the end of the round. Even though you turn your work keeping the second increase and the end instead of alternating end-beg-end-etc…. will ensure that the increases are straight! Hope this helps
@@LinaTouati-j1c yes!! Just keep extending the rows as long as you want. I would also be mindful of adding increases around the leg parts especially if you have larger thighs/legs, you can do this by dividing the number of stitches on leg by 2, increasing at those two points. Hope this helps!💗
Aaa i love these so much !! Thankyou for the tutorial- ive just finishwd the first leg and for some reason its really loose at the back, is there anyway to fix this ?
hi! Thank you, I am unsure what you mean by loose, if you added too many increases it could cause this. I would recommend trying on as you increase to recieve the desire fit you want I.e loose vs tight fitting shorts. Hope this helps!
Hii im a little confused!!! So when you made the first row of the half double crochet all the way to the starting point how do I complete it because if I conect it then flip I immediately do the hakf double crochet increase is that correct?
@@paulinasolis915 Yes! You can do the increase right when you turn your work or at the very end before you join the round, just keep it consistent everytime💗💗
Can you make a tutorial on how you made the pink ruffly coquette skirt that's on your insta ? thank you for the tutorial on the shorts i cant wait to make them
im confused. do you only do 3 half doubles in only the stitch marker place and then everywhere else around the waistband 1 half double in each black loop? please
Hi! Love your tutorial! How many cm is the part of 13 rows in HDC? Tysm and why my starting point (where i do slip stich and then ch 1 is continuing moving further? It s not on the third hdc of increasing anymore!) sorry and tysm
hi, sorry for the late response. the inseam is around 9 inches for me! Your chain 1 and slip stitch starting to move diagonally may be because you are not turning your work or most likely to be because when you are increasing you increase at the same side. When you end your row, doing the increases at the end and turning your work and doing the increases on the second row would also be at the end. So, if you didn’t turn your work this layout would make the increases technically be alternating one row at the beginning and the end (IF you didn’t turn your work.) the alternating increases evens out the slip-stitch so it does not become crooked. Just make sure you are always doing the increases at the end after you turn your work.
@@ShanteeLovesDuane if you’re talking about the ruffled double crochets, I go around each leg separately! I’m a little unsure of what you are asking, but if you mean the for the body, you continue the the stitches around the legs so that you have enough length covering the crotch. Hopefully that helps!
HI! For the body and first row of Double Crochets, So is it On first marker: 3 Double Crochets in back loop of same stitch (because Double crochet, then Increase) and then Double Crochet all throughout until Next Marker? Orrr On first marker: 3 Double Crochets in back loop of same stitch (because Double crochet, then Increase) and then Increase Double Crochet (2 Double Crochet's in same stitch) ?
I love this and have been following it but I just wanted to clarify something At 19:55 where you start the double crochet for the leg ruffles is it in the back loop or both front and back loop?
hii! im so confused so are we always increasing for both the stitch markers or just one? and its three in the back loops only for both the stitch markers? Also, thank you for the tutorial! 🫶🏽
I increased it at both! To put it easily, you would theoretically increase at the hips so it is large enough to fit over, so you know that you will have two increase points. And yes, it is 3 stitches in the BL, you will then move your increase marker into the second stitch for the next round of increases so it’s even!
Hii!! I have a question, if my increases go not straight and they deviate from the place where the stitches are connected am I doing them right? Or did I do something wrong? Btw I love this tutorial 💕
hi! It doesn’t mean you did anything wrong and you could still continue with the pattern with no issues! If it bothers you, I would just be thoughtful about placing your increases in the second increase stitch from the previous row because you do 3 stitches in one stitch for the inc. Hope this helps
hi, unfortunately I do not have any written patterns available as I don’t think I am of that skilled-caliber yet. Hopefully it will be something I can do in the future for easier access.
