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@KathyBoucher Thank you very much! No stacked single crochet for the first stitch of the HDC BLO row; instead, regular HDC under both loops. So first and last stitch of the HDC BLO is regular HDC under both loops.

@ thanks so much! I have learned so much and am halfway through my cardigan. Can’t wait to finish it. Happy Thanksgiving!

@@KathyBoucher Happy Thanksgiving to you as well 🤗

Thank you so much @deborahransom3226! 😊

@UniQu3Ly_QU33Ni3 Hello and thank you! If I understand your question correctly, you're trying to lengthen an existing back panel? If so, and if you worked the back panel in length (bottom up) and not width (side to side), then you just need to add more rows to your back panel to make it longer. It's tough for me to give you an accurate answer without seeing the work itself. I hope this helps nonetheless.

@ I appreciate your response 🥰It’s a granny square…I’m unsure how to work it in length 🤦🏾‍♀️ I work it around & it just creates a bigger square. I need to figure out how to add length to it but also a front piece, using my existing granny square & sleeves.

@@UniQu3Ly_QU33Ni3 Oh sorry, I misunderstood! Unfortunately, I'm not sure how you can add length to a granny square without simultaneously making it wider. Sorry! I wonder if there are videos out there on how to solve that problem. 🤔

@melissajenkins9960 Thank you so much! 😊

@Kitty-JuneOhSixJanTwentyFour Thank you for your comment! Currently I prefer to make cardigans/sweaters. This may change in the future, but for now, just cardigans/sweaters. Sorry!

@naomismith3901 Hello and thank you for your comment! There is no multiple, you just need an even number of stitches (if you're using a foundation double crochet row).

Thank you so much @elscasier4216! ☺

Oh no @Sandra-sj1fw. Did you use accidentally increase your stitch count by any chance? If you can identify where you added extra stitches, you can frog from that point and fix it. That's why I always use stitch markers on my projects - it's so easy to lose count.

Mines did the same and I counted my stitches and made two different ones.

@@leshag8418 Yup, that's likely what happened to @Sandra-sj1fw.

@Gigi-jz6wr Thank you 😊

@@DewaynaDunbar there is no pattern as the cardigan is made to measure. All my cardigan projects are made to measure, which means you’ll need to take your own measurements and construct the cardigan according to those measurements. I have a video on my channel on how to take measurements. I also have details of what measurements I took, in the description section of this video.

Thank you so much @BaconPalmer! ☺

@r1v3r.st0n3r Aww thank you so much! 😊

Thank you so much @SusanPariseau. The questions you are asking are in the description of the video (yarns, hook size, amount of skeins). Regarding alternative yarns, I encourage all of my viewers to experiment with different colors, but the tutorial is made with a specific yarn weight, so I cannot guarantee other weights will come out the same. I'm sure your granddaughter will love this - please don't hesitate to ask any questions along the way ☺

​@CrochetStateofMind thank you. Have a blessed day.

I love the Furls hooks so much. Nearly all of my videos are done with either Furls or Ophire hooks. Thank you so much for watching @UndertheNeedle282! ☺

Thank you so much @angg2957! Once you master the measurements, all of your projects will fit perfectly. Great job spotting the mistake and coming up with the solution ☺

Thank you @CardilloD2A4Life! ☺

You're so right @talishaj3714! Thank you for watching ☺

This comment just made my night - thank you so much @job5802 🤗 I look forward to hearing how my others turn out for you ☺

@TemidayoDada-qv5zw I don't remember the exact number of days, but definitely more than a week because I ran out of yarn and it took me a few days to get it.

Thank you so much @ladycapulet0662! ☺

Thank you for watching @RosettaMay-u1y! ☺

Hi @deborahkafkalas706. I do not sell patterns as all of my projects are made-to-measure. I include what areas to measure in the description box on all of my tutorials, and I also put together this short tutorial as well: ua-cam.com/video/kNnRoJzOqzA/v-deo.html. I hope this helps, but please do let me know if you have any other questions ☺

Wow - I'm so glad you found me @AminahA-q9z!! ☺

Thank you so much @Hutchs-hands! This is likely around a medium, although all of my projects are made-to-measure, so it's hard to say for certain. I include what areas to measure in the description box on all of my tutorials, and I also put together this short tutorial as well: ua-cam.com/video/kNnRoJzOqzA/v-deo.html. I hope this helps, and thank you again for the kind words ☺

Glad to hear you found the maroon yarn @FJolly86! 😅

@diannajones2305 Unfortunately you cannot, you would have to start over.

@@SumYarnjawn-n7e Hello, the brand is OPHIRE. Here’s their website ophireco.com/collections/hooks

@@imaniscott1712 hello, this would all be based on your own body measurements. I have details about this in the description box. The front panels are half of the back panel minus 2-3 inches for the neck opening. For me, my back panel was 20”, so my front panels were 8” (10 - 2 = 8). So you would continue the pattern until you get to whatever measurement you obtained. For the arm hole depth, it’s based on your arm circumference (the biggest part of your arm) divided by 2 (plus a few inches of ease if you don’t want your sleeves to be too tight). My arm circumference was 14 but I added 2” of ease which gave me 16 divided by 2 = 8 inches of armhole depth. I hope that makes sense.

@@TheAfricanGourmet thank you! 😊 ❤️

@carlalambert9686 Thank you so much for the nice feedback! When you say tighter, do you mean the foundation row looks smaller/shorter than the rest of the pattern? Meaning is your work looking like it's widening as you work up your rows? If so, that's usually what happens with traditional foundation chains, especially if you have a tighter tension like me (hence why I use the foundation DC row as it creates a stretchier foundation row that is consistent with the rest of the rows). My recommendations if you're not comfortable using the FDC row are: 1) use a hook that's 1mm larger just for the foundation chain, then go back to your regular hook size for the remainder of the project. So if you're using a 6mm hook for your cardigan, use a 7mm hook for the foundation chain only, then go back to the 6mm hook for the rest of the project. 2) work your Row 1 stitches in the back bumps of the foundation row. I hope that helps!

@@CrochetStateofMind Oh okay, thank you so much. I maybe just need to practice the foundation DC. Yes, the stitches are widening up as I go, so I only have the first 4 rows done. and it looks way tighter, I am afraid one side will be looser and one tighter when done thus not hanging evenly. (waiting to hear back-- thanks for being so quick!) I will frog what I have done and start either with a larger hook or try the foundation DC again. Thanks!! :)

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching @anitawhittico7142! ☺

Hi @adenabrown1793. I used 6 skeins of the Mustard yarn, and 1.25 skeins of the Pumpkin Spice yarn. You can find more details on the yarn in the description. Hope that helps! ☺

Thank you so much @ritakoch370! ☺

Thank you @RosettaMay-u1y ☺