@@cariowen I think they were talking about the left and right sides of the square. I'm also confused on where I will insert the needle Okay edit: I already did almost 47 squares and I just realized that I was doing all of them wrong, that's why I can't figure it out 🤡😩😭
In summary: • 17 squares of each color, she used milk cotton yarn • half double crochet stitch • squares measure 15 cm x 15 cm - ~22 chains for 18 rows • bottom ribbing - half double crochet back loops only - 11 chains, 135 cm long • cuffs - hdc back loops only - 11 chains, measure wrist, but she did 18 cm long • middle ribbing - hdc back loops only - 6 chains, ~117 cm long
In depth review! I finished the cardigan a week ago and I am so in love with it. Thank you for the simple tutorial! For anyone thinking about starting this project: I'd say the cardigan comes out a European size S, depending on how the material behaves maybe an M. But if you definitiely need an M or even want it to fit oversized, then maybe do the squares a bit bigger. I naturally wear an XS/S and on me it's a bit oversized, really comfy. Materials: I used mainly organic cotton that does not stretch or anything. Doing that, I needed double the amount of yarn that was recommended. For one color though I used a softer acrylic mix (because I needed a color unavailable as cotton) that does move around a bit and stretches. These squares came out a bit smaller, so keep in mind that assembly might be tricky if you mix up different types of yarns. It is not noticable in the final product, but the process was a little different than If I had had used cotton only. The cardigan is definitely beginner friendly! The only thing is, it takes time. Making 51 squares is quite a task, assembling everything also takes hours upon hours. Crocheting with a tight schedule, I finished after exactly 4 weeks. But it was quite a bit of work every single day, so if you keep it casual, you might be done in 6 to 10 weeks. Definitely trust the process, because without having assembled the ribbing you might find the cardigan looking a bit odd. Don't worry, it's gonna come out perfect! In the end I decided to make the ribbing a little bigger to even out the crop. What surprised me was how cropped the cardigan really is. I like it, but I wanted a bit more coverage around the middle so doing the seams 30 to 50% bigger helps if you run into the same "issue". Also, the arms are going to be really really long. If you want to avoid this, maybe do a few squares less on the arms or even work with one row of half squares above the ribbing. Over all, the cardigan is my absolute favourite piece in my closet now! It is so simple but this is what makes it pop. It was so much fun to work on it, I loved to see the mountain of squares grow every day. It kinda becomes a no brainer at one point, which I find to be very relaxing! Have fun!
Hi!! Thank you soo much for the in depth review❤. I have a doubt to ask if you don't mind me asking. Since you said it is cropped should I add one more line of patchwork in the bottom??
@@Priya-hl5zy Hi:)! It depends if you go for a REAL crop. If that's your style then don't worry! But depending on your height (I am 1,62m and therefore not that tall) the squares (without ribbing) might stop a bit above your navel. If you want the cardigan to be a usual non-cropped length, an added line of squares at the bottom will do!
So if you want to this project for a size XL still cropped what would you suggest. As I am using 8ply wool unsure on size of hook (also perfectly fine making more squares)
@@ErinDeBoni hi! To get a European XL I guess it would be enough to do the squares a third bigger than suggested in the video, maybe 20cm long? Using the hook suggested for your wool would be fine I guess! Keep in mind the increased length of the arms if you do bigger squares. You might need less fabric on the arms while having to concentrate on increasing the size of the main (middle) part. I can imagine it could also work out nicely to keep doing the original size of squares for an XL, though you might need 1-2 rows of sqares more (width AND length, main part). It might be the safer option. You can assemble as you go to monitor the size you'll get and need!
Megan, dont know if this will help but i put a big cardboard box in the closet of my sewing room (bedroom no more) and once it is filled w yarn, i make myself refuse to even look at new patterns, mags, vids, etc until the stash goes down. Since the box contains wips as well, it forces me to finish up so i can replenish my box. I get time to save up and then spend days looking through all the new project ideas, making plans, ordering lots of yarn, and waiting for my pkgs to arrive! Hope this helps. Happy hooking!🤗
right! It was short and simple and for some reason made a whole lot of sense. Excpet I don't know what a half double crochet is so I'll have to look that up.
I love how you just went straight to the point and didn't miss a beat. There are so many videos, albeit informational, that are superrr long and someone like me(impatient) does not have the time to sit through. 😭 edit: okay I take part of the statement back lol. I'm almost finished and having to watch other videos because this one skips over some major instructional points concerning the end result. I still love how short the video is tho. edit 2: It was the sleeves. Idk why I didn't put that in my main edit lol
Its not just the length, its the sheer boredom of ppl wo a clue as how to do a presentation. YT vids need rules on presentation as well rules on comments.
me too like i want to make something and the videos are helpful but i dont want to sit through 20 minutes of stuff to find out that only about 5 minutes of it were relevant.
Half way when i joined all the squares, the cardigan felt wrong & funny af then i add those cuff and its✨ PERFECT ✨. Trust the process!! Anyway if anyone is struggling with the puff sleaves, she has a tutorial in the flower cardigan
@@Luna-bu7vf My advice is to decrease crochet all around the sleeve opening. This way you can either match up the number of stitches around the sleeve to the rows on the cuff, or just crochet the cuff right onto the sleeve instead of making them separate
what size would you say its for? im an xs and ive done a couple of the squares and the back panel just seems too wide idk if i should take away 1 column
would you say this is beginner friendly? i've never crochet before but you inspired me hehe edit : it took me around one and a half months but i finally finished it!! i'm really happy with how it turned out, it's really cute! i made some mistakes but they're honestly barley noticeable - i would definitely say that a beginner can do this :)
If you know how to do the double half crochet, sew the pieces together, and make the ribbing, you should be able to do this (it will take a lot of time, though, even for non-beginners).
@@leahsmith6568 that makes sense! so far i'm practicing double half crocheting but i'm struggling with getting my rows to have the same width, do you have any tips for that?
@@rubyhhh2715 try using a stitch marker., it helps you keep track of the number of stitches and prevents you from adding or subtracting stitches accidentally. it's also a good idea to count your stitches at the end of each round so you know that you haven't messed up.
I’m so impressed and proud of myself! I started crocheting about a month ago and i really wanted to make this cardigan. I did it in only 13 days that’s under two weeks, I’ve never been prouder it looks amazing! thank u for the tutorial💗
@@marlz_44 I'm 19 but I'm the height of an 11-12 year old LOL! I made this cardigan and found that the sleeve being 3 squares long was a little too much for me, but also my squares stretched into 17cm so with the correct measurements they could still be okay..? 2 squares for the sleeves would fit me perfectly, but I think on my cardigan that would look super awkward because of how big it is. I used super heavy yarn, so the bunched sleeves actually droop over the cuff and look more like bell sleeves, which I don't mind too much, but it's something to consider. I'm trying to make it again with yarn that isn't so heavy, so if you reply I'll get a reminder to update you :) my cardigan ended up being over 1 kilo with the yarn I used, but with this next yarn, it shouldn't even reach 500 grams. I'm hoping to toss my giant cardigan into the dryer to try and shrink it a bit to solve my issue! I'll see how that works out too. Maybe if I wash it first, the stretching that happened by accident will revert and I'll have regular sized squares again as well. I'll just have to see :)
I started making this cardigan back in may and with some breaks (took the summer kinda off doing it because making the squares got a bit boring) i can officially say that i'm done!!! It's far from perfect, I made a lot of mistakes along the way and had to go back to arrange some things and am still always going back and forth perfectionning it, but wow!!! i did it! i made my first piece of clothing by myself as a beginner :) if you're doubting yourself and think you can't do it, you got this, just do it and don't focus on having some perfect, just focus on MAKING something by yourself. so empowering!!!
Hey I also started doing this cardigan but in argyle style. I rotated my squares to make diamonds but I need to do triangles that match with my square. (Half square triangle) But every video I watched on youtube not giving me perfect triangles 😢 By any chance do you know how to make matched triangle with square? This would help me a lot 🥺
I made my harry styles sweater by following 3 different videos I randomly found on youtube and a tiktok video that just showed the work of one girl drawing out her own designs. It took me about 2 months to figure out on my own and eventually piece together and now it's my favorite piece I've ever made. HOWEVER, if I had a video like this where it gave very clear instructions with great example images of how things looked, it probably would have been much easier. and now, since I'm considering making another cardigan but with only 3 colors (like in this video) this will be the perfect basic tutorial I'll need. Excellent work, thank you for the visual. Your cardigan turned out super lovely!!!
I can sew so i can make my own clothes, but since a saw the chunky knitted sweater i just knew i needed it, unluckily for me i can´t knit or crochet. So i asked my dad if you could do it (he usually does hats and blankets) and he said yes!! Now it´s finished and it looks amazing!! I love the combination of your sweater, and the squares make it seem more achivable for someone that is starting or wants to start. Maybe next month i´ll be buying more yarn, because who knew, the chunky yarn was so expensive! You did such an amazing job and it looks so good on you!!
I JUST COMPLETED MINE! It took me about a month to do and it was my first real crochet project as I have JUST learned how to crochet. One thing worth mentioning, that in hindsight feels like its probably pretty obvious, but you gotta adjust the pattern to your size! I would say this pattern, as is, is a size small. I am a L so this cardigan (since I made it as the pattern shows) is cropped on me. I absolutely love how it turned out though and plan on wearing it anyway. Thanks Elviona!
For some reason my head thinks this should only take a couple of days. I've been crocheting for a week in total (never before) and I just finished my fourth square... Patience is key, great video though!
I wish there was a more detailed video showing how to attach the arm quilts with the wrist band... cuz its like scrunched... STILL I really love the video
i was also unsure how she did it but i found this video really helpful,, she explained it well (the explanation for the sleeves starts at 16:00) ua-cam.com/video/fb68-Y99Fpc/v-deo.html
honestly i think the best way to do it would be to “assign” multiple stitches to one stitch on the wristband! i know someone else linked a video but that’s personally what i would do haha
I've done mine few days ago and I wanna share some tips for someone who would like to try it... 1. Buy 1-2rolls of yarn first and try how many squares u can do. U can calculate how many rolls u still need so it won't left out much or not enough yarn for u. (as I can't find the same online store provided above in my country, I just bought from the other store but the weight and squares that I can do are not the same) 2. U can use 4ply yarn so that your cardigan won't be as heavy as 5ply yarn (by measuring 15cm x 15cm yourself and not only 22 chains as the video)(yet 5ply yarn are thicker and warmer to wear) 3. The width of the square of the sleeve can be shorter (mine sleeves are too long for me, I'd prefer maybe a 13 x 15 cm for sleeves) (I'm around 1.6m) 4. Time arrangement is important... For me, I spent 30-45mins for one square. So, 17 squares x 3 colors x 30-45mins + sewing time + buffer time and so on(if u're going to try it please think carefully b4 starting this so that u won't give up half way) Hope that this comment help some of u ;)
I just finished one!! Took me almost 3 months working very steadily at it but I love the results. One thing I found weird was that the sleeves on mine were outrageously long I had to take off more than half of the sleeve length to make it look normal and able to wear it. Other than that amazing tutorial and pattern thank you!!!
I experienced the same thing just now actually, and it was 4 long instead of 3 long but still super baggy, so I’m thinking about just making the arms 3x3
I experienced this. The pattern in the video says the sleeves should be four long, but in her part 2 of the video it is only 3 long. Super annoying as I could have saved time by not crocheting 6 un-needed squares! 😅
I made this cardigan a year ago and this tutorial was perfect and very beginner friendly :) but tbh barely wore it the sleeves were very heavy and long and got in the way. Now I've modified it by cutting out a row of squares in the sleeves and also added some buttons and it fits much better. If I did this again I'd make the sleeves shorter from the start or maybe make an additional square to lengthen the body of it instead :)
I’ve been knitting/crocheting for years and have always found it so daunting to make jumpers/cardigans, but this tutorial is very straight forward and great, and I can’t wait to try it☺️
Started following this tutorial in late May with leftover yarn from a knitting project. Spent a month and a half working on it until I finished all my yarn. I tried ordering more of the same color, but the online store I got them from was sold out in those shades. The store said it wouldn't be back in stock for a month, so in the mean time I started the process all over again with yarn of a different weight and different colors. This time I bought enough yarn to complete the project, however with medium (4) weight yarn it took about 300 grams per color for the squares. So far I have completed 17 squares of my first color and 12 squares of my second color. It's been 2.5 months, and I've only worked on it for about 6 hours a week every other week. This is my first crochet project, and I can't wait to see the results. Totally doable for beginners, just don't forget to buy enough yarn to finish or you might have to start over again. That being said some of my squares are a few mm too long or too short. Hopefully it all works out. Thank you so much for the tutorial! I love the illustration of the block layout. I found it really helpful.
Just finished this cardigan and it was such a great tutorial super straight forward and easy to follow! I used impeccable 100% acrylic yarn and used two balls of each color for patches (127 grams per ball) and an extra ball for ribbing. This cuts it kind of close so you might want to get 3 balls but up to you. Also if you are doubting the back panel because of how big it is it’s perfect!! I’m a small person (4”11) and I don’t have a wide back but it really doesn’t appear or feel big when wearing. The only thing I would recommend doing is modifying the arms if you have shorter arms I did 2 rows as apposed to 4.
thank you so much for the amazingly put together video, it has helped me a lot while designing my own cardigan. those squares are suspiciously neat, you should be really proud!! :)
I've been working on this for 3 months now and I'm about to finish!! so happy with it, it's gorgeous, thank you for the tutorial! As someone else has mentioned, the sleeves turn out veeerrry puffy, a little too puffy for my taste, so I'll take off the last row of squares and add them to the bottom before the ribbing, I think the proportions will fit my body better then! :)
Just finished this, it is SO cute and comfy and I want to thank you for your tutorial! It took me about a month. I used a size 6 crochet hook &made the squares 15x15 cm just like you, and it fits me great even though I'm a tall girl. The sleeves are even on the long side for me! I did switch up the stitches a little bit, and used 2 different squares for each color. Alpine and granny for pink, shell and linen for green, and basket and half double for white. I love the end result!
this is the best tutorial on the internet! i watch so many, and this is seriously amazing!! please make more :) love your style too! defo making my own haha
I really love your cardigan. But I don't know how to sew or crochet that puffy sleeves just like you! Would you mind to make a tutorial or sth explanation for that, please?
@@leaannn8692 you can do it by inserting the needle in the sleeve in about 4-5 stitches and the cuff for one stitch! hope that helped / made a bit of sense :) there's a better explanation in their puffy flower cardigan video btw
21 days later, I've made 26 squares and it took me 27 chains and 23 rows to make 15x15 cm square. but yea hope I'll finish this by next month. edit: i finished the cardigan in 41 days. this is my very first crochet project, i can confirm that this is doable for beginner. for the bottom ribbing I started with 13 chains, middle ribbing 7 chains, and 14 chains for the cuff.
I did it in a fluffy yarn and made the squares slightly smaller, I finished in 10 days and I am sooo happy with the product! Thank you so so so much for this tutorial❤❤❤
Thank you for making this video! I was able to make this and I love how it turned out. First time crocheting myself a cardigan this way. Thank you!!! 🎉
@@Hruuupdates heyyy I was wondering, is the back panel big for you or was it just right? I'm recreating this rn and I'm scared of making it too oversized
I just finished this- it took me about 25 days, and I recommend using less patches for the arms. In my case, the sleeves were WAY too long, and I ended up taking to rows off. Love the pattern tho💕
hey there! since you have successfully finished ur cardigan, can i ask a few questions? the crochet squares has to be 15x15cm with 22 chains and 18 rows, however, the length i could get to with 22 chains was only 8-10 cm, im also using a 4.50mm hook. was this the case for you too? if so, how did u fix it?
Hey! I was wondering how long you made the bottom ribbing, because I thought hat 135 centimeters seemed like a lot? But that might just be because of how I’m imagining it
Love this tutorial, it's so simple and to-the-point, but so clear as well! I have a question, what size do these measurements make? just to get an idea of how much to increase/decrease. Thank you!!
did you ever find out what size this is for and how much to increase or decrease? Im pretty sure i would need to make it bigger but i’m not sure by how much
@@kaystiw7066 i actually made it. i'm a size L and it was ok on me. I did have to change the length of the sleeves and the torso (one less row for the sleeves, and one extra for the torso). A tip would be for you to start with making the number of squares she suggests, and then when you start stitching it together, see the adjustments you need to make.
This is the kind of video I like. Its short and just tells you the pattern and what you need to do instead of the other videos which are so long! Although I do need to know how to put these together
I just made this and it’s super cute! I’m 4’11” and I found that the sleeves actually needed to be shorter for me. Instead of doing three rows for the sleeves, 2 Rows was a perfect length.
@@beberlydiallaniegas2445 hi, I actually didn’t use measurements. I just took off a column of squares. When you have the squares knitted, you can put them against your arm and see if it’ll be too long. She folds the knitted squares for the sleeves crosswise if that helps.
I want to make a tanjiro inspired sweater using this I've had some experience before but I wouldn't say it helped all that much tbh. Will try this tho Edit: it’s been weeks and I’m still working on it😭 but it’s coming along great imo it’ll totally be worth it
I made this as a complete beginner and it turned out really well!!! Your tutorial was so clear and helpful, and the cardigan pattern is brilliant 😊 thank you so much for sharing this!
this tutorial is super cool, although the materials listed are a bit of an understatement! i gathered the right amount of materials and im already running out of yarn, (im only about halfway through) id get one more ball of yarn for each color than you think youll need.
update! i originally bought 2 pink 2 gray and 3 green (for ribbing) then bought another 3 of each color because i was only halfway through and ran out. i’m 3 squares short of each color and havent started on the ribbing so in total i’ll have used 6 pink 6 gray and 7 green i’d buy one of each color you want to use and use up all of that, then you can calculate how much you’ll need to complete this project. yarn is different in thickness and how much you’ll need, so relying on the gram amount won’t work for you. hope this helped!
@@kaitlynmiller6676 yes ty for this advice !! i thought i was fine with two per colour (i never crocheted before😁) and i ran out of yarn ! you need to calculate depending on your particular case
@@Reni__ sorry for the late reply, i’m not entirely sure tbh. i threw away all of my packaging. all i know is i made sure i got 300 grams of yarn. i think i got too thick of yarn, which was my mess up
i did all my squares back loops only thinking it was the regular half double crochet 😂 It still looks very cool and came out so good. I used mustard yellow, white and pastel yellow 🥰
Hey it looks soo good, props to you!! I wanted to ask you, what the length of each of your skeins was, because I know that you used 250 g each, but there are different lengths to 250 g.
Omg this is literally beautiful, thank you for this video . I just really have a passion for this and want to start creating my own . Thanks for the motivation 🌸🌸✨
Hi, I just want to say that this turned out so good! It looks amazing and since it’s still not super hot in Canada yet, I want to make one of my own as my second crochet project! For my first, I was making a yellow squishy w/ my own design and messed it up somewhere but ended up looking like a pineapple so I went w/ it and it sits on my dresser. Have a lovely day, Maddie
Thank you so much for the perfect pattern! I'm medium-large sized 5' 1" and it still fit me fine. Took months of putting it down and picking it up again but I'm finally finished
Thank you so much! I currently have 14 squares, and it takes a pretty long while! I changed the pattern a bit and am using six colors, seven squares for each color and for the other nine, I'm probably going to do some kind of pattern. Just leaving this comment here to see how long it takes me from this point. (hopefully not a year lol) edit: I realized that it would be really hard to make one like that without a pattern so I am following the pattern in the video now lol :,) edit: I finally finished after 8 MONTHS OF WORK. took a lot longer than I thought it would, but overall it was pretty easy! I took off one row from the sleeves bc I didn't want them to be super long, but you can keep them on. (just know you'd have to make more squares.) I ended up using my own color pattern and instead of 3 colors i used 5 (to do this i simply counted the other two colors as apart of two OTHER colors.) thank you if you read all this!
@@Sanah3279 rn I have everything but one sleeve. And I had to take off one row from them because they were REALLY long on me. But it's taking a while for sure. about 6 months... But I haven't been working on it everyday.
I followed and did this tutorial and this is one of my crocheted project I'm proud of, thank you for sharing! Recommended project for a beginners like me!!!
I really love the combination of the color that you choose ❣❣ how you find that combination? It looks so pretty 😫💗 I wish i could be successful when i try to make it too
i'm not good at english but i will try to explain as best i can!! many girls don't understand how to sew the sleeves along with the rest of the cardigan. because the author made a mistake in the scheme, and the sleeves of her cardigan are tied in 4 squares wide, but the scheme shows that there are 3 who has already tied sleeves 3 squares wide: tie the two upper squares together with two squares that are on the shoulders, and tie the third square halfway down, where the front and back are connected
I have to admit I am 11 but it doesn’t stop me from trying this (: (I learned how to crochet when I was about 6 years old so I am very capable of doing this) 🙃 Update: I’m about half way through!!! I just need a bit more yarn 😉
Hii, I was wondering, is the back panel too big for you or was it just right? I'm recreating it rn and im scared it would be too oversized😭😭 pls answerr
@@elianaben300 hii! Ik the question isn't addressed to me but I'll answer it anyway, my squares were mostly the same size but some of them were smaller so you have to stretch them out while sewing to prevent unclean lines. I finished mine and I'm very proud of it, hope this helps!!!!!
@@gabbiemarie6034 thank you so much!! i just learned to crochet the other day, and wanted to use some of my less perfect squares from when i first learned to hdc for this project, which are slightly smaller than the rest. i’m glad to know they’re still useable!!
Just finished mine! Idk if u still need this info,, but basically: When you attach the sleeves to the cuff, there should be four square edges to fit on the cuff piece. Start by making small folds, sewing those onto the cuff. As you'll notice, after making those small folds, the square edge fits onto a smaller segment of the cuff. It takes a bit of trial and error, but you basically need to figure out what size folds you need to make to fit a quarter of the cuff by sewing on one square-- that way when you attach the rest of the three square edges, they'll fill up the rest of the three quarters space you have left for the cuff. Hopefully that helps!
This is really incredible and beautifully creative, and I attempted this. It turned out messy but pretty, and thanks to this video I was able to make something I’m proud of, so thank you for that ❤😊
@@sohilaamr7476 since it was during the summer and I crocheted every chance I had, it took me about 5 days, but usually this type of stuff takes a week or so
I just sewed it together the same way I sewed the squares together, since the panels and sleeves are just made up of squares, they perfectly align with one another and you can just sew the squares from the front and back panels together with the squares from the sleeve :))
are you able to show somewhere how to connect the small wrist cuff and the large open sleeve and make it puffy like that? i guess there's some stuff thats not exactly fleshed out. lol
Ugh same! My sleeves are so long but idk how I could take it off. I think I might just leave it as is but I wish I could take the last row of squares off
@@galianadel6643 I ended up just cutting the last row off, then i picked all the little strings off, I went back over my seams with a slip stitch to be safe then reattached the wrist thingy. so basically just go for it the worst that happens is you have to resew a seam.
About to make a start on this! I prefer a longer length and an plus size so I may have to add some squares but this looks really doable (I’m also knitting as I can’t crochet to save my life! Will update when I finish - either in a few weeks if I hyper focus or ten years 😂)
@@nicolenash6403 It worker pretty well! My squares were more like rectangles and my assembly was terrible but it was good. Next time, I would do maybe 2 or 3 more rows for length as I’m not the biggest fan of cropped but overall it was good! I’m a UK size 22 if that helps as well xx
bestie we NEED a tutorial on how you sewed those squares together , i’ve never seen anything so neat 😳
There’s a link to the tutorial she used in the description!
@@cariowen I think they were talking about the left and right sides of the square. I'm also confused on where I will insert the needle
Okay edit: I already did almost 47 squares and I just realized that I was doing all of them wrong, that's why I can't figure it out 🤡😩😭
@@pritongtae4352 in what way are they wrong?
@@marley942 the sides, but it's fine I already figured it out I'm just dumb lol
@@pritongtae4352 could you give a little piece of advice with your dumb fellas who haven't figured it out yet?
I am impressed, this is the cleanest harry style cardigan I've ever seen 👏 well done 👌
Thankyouuu 💖💖
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It's awesome (●♡∀♡) also the explanation is very neat and narrowed down to the essentials steps
@@elvionahalim can you reply to me in a week I am making this cardigan and I want to see how far I am in a week
@@zalajan5946 2days left ;3
How is it so neat and clean and just perfection
Once? Once? I’m here
@@feetsniffer893 ahaha yes
@@sana6445 hehe I found my kind
omg hey twice stans i’m learning to crochet bc of mina
@@buldakcarbo omg you saw when she crocheted a bag?!
In summary:
• 17 squares of each color, she used milk cotton yarn
• half double crochet stitch
• squares measure 15 cm x 15 cm
- ~22 chains for 18 rows
• bottom ribbing - half double crochet back loops only
- 11 chains, 135 cm long
• cuffs - hdc back loops only
- 11 chains, measure wrist, but she did 18 cm long
• middle ribbing - hdc back loops only
- 6 chains, ~117 cm long
I love you so much(/hyp), i dont have the time nor energy to actually watch the video rn and just need measurements and stuff
Thank you 🎉❤
Thank youuu❤❤❤❤
Quick question should I do 23 chains to get to 22, or just 22
@@raziburnett8661 22 chains then an additional to turn if that makes sense?
In depth review!
I finished the cardigan a week ago and I am so in love with it. Thank you for the simple tutorial!
For anyone thinking about starting this project:
I'd say the cardigan comes out a European size S, depending on how the material behaves maybe an M. But if you definitiely need an M or even want it to fit oversized, then maybe do the squares a bit bigger. I naturally wear an XS/S and on me it's a bit oversized, really comfy.
Materials: I used mainly organic cotton that does not stretch or anything. Doing that, I needed double the amount of yarn that was recommended. For one color though I used a softer acrylic mix (because I needed a color unavailable as cotton) that does move around a bit and stretches. These squares came out a bit smaller, so keep in mind that assembly might be tricky if you mix up different types of yarns. It is not noticable in the final product, but the process was a little different than If I had had used cotton only.
The cardigan is definitely beginner friendly! The only thing is, it takes time. Making 51 squares is quite a task, assembling everything also takes hours upon hours. Crocheting with a tight schedule, I finished after exactly 4 weeks. But it was quite a bit of work every single day, so if you keep it casual, you might be done in 6 to 10 weeks.
Definitely trust the process, because without having assembled the ribbing you might find the cardigan looking a bit odd. Don't worry, it's gonna come out perfect!
In the end I decided to make the ribbing a little bigger to even out the crop. What surprised me was how cropped the cardigan really is. I like it, but I wanted a bit more coverage around the middle so doing the seams 30 to 50% bigger helps if you run into the same "issue". Also, the arms are going to be really really long. If you want to avoid this, maybe do a few squares less on the arms or even work with one row of half squares above the ribbing.
Over all, the cardigan is my absolute favourite piece in my closet now! It is so simple but this is what makes it pop. It was so much fun to work on it, I loved to see the mountain of squares grow every day. It kinda becomes a no brainer at one point, which I find to be very relaxing!
Have fun!
Hi!! Thank you soo much for the in depth review❤. I have a doubt to ask if you don't mind me asking.
Since you said it is cropped should I add one more line of patchwork in the bottom??
@@Priya-hl5zy Hi:)! It depends if you go for a REAL crop. If that's your style then don't worry! But depending on your height (I am 1,62m and therefore not that tall) the squares (without ribbing) might stop a bit above your navel. If you want the cardigan to be a usual non-cropped length, an added line of squares at the bottom will do!
@@windkraftanlagenkonglomera6209 Thank you so much for the advice🖤
So if you want to this project for a size XL still cropped what would you suggest. As I am using 8ply wool unsure on size of hook (also perfectly fine making more squares)
@@ErinDeBoni hi! To get a European XL I guess it would be enough to do the squares a third bigger than suggested in the video, maybe 20cm long? Using the hook suggested for your wool would be fine I guess! Keep in mind the increased length of the arms if you do bigger squares. You might need less fabric on the arms while having to concentrate on increasing the size of the main (middle) part. I can imagine it could also work out nicely to keep doing the original size of squares for an XL, though you might need 1-2 rows of sqares more (width AND length, main part). It might be the safer option. You can assemble as you go to monitor the size you'll get and need!
I literally just told myself i wasn't going to buy more yarn but here i am, grabbing my keys
you go get that yarn
Same! 😂😂
lol same
Same😂😂😂40€ for 16x yarn😅😂was on sale🙈
Megan, dont know if this will help but i put a big cardboard box in the closet of my sewing room (bedroom no more) and once it is filled w yarn, i make myself refuse to even look at new patterns, mags, vids, etc until the stash goes down. Since the box contains wips as well, it forces me to finish up so i can replenish my box. I get time to save up and then spend days looking through all the new project ideas, making plans, ordering lots of yarn, and waiting for my pkgs to arrive!
Hope this helps. Happy hooking!🤗
The shortest cardigan tutorial I have ever seen 😶 I'm impressed love it
Yep. Impressed is the right word! Good girl. Lets hope you have inspired others to learn how this should be done.🤗
right! It was short and simple and for some reason made a whole lot of sense. Excpet I don't know what a half double crochet is so I'll have to look that up.
I love how you just went straight to the point and didn't miss a beat. There are so many videos, albeit informational, that are superrr long and someone like me(impatient) does not have the time to sit through. 😭
edit: okay I take part of the statement back lol. I'm almost finished and having to watch other videos because this one skips over some major instructional points concerning the end result. I still love how short the video is tho.
edit 2: It was the sleeves. Idk why I didn't put that in my main edit lol
Its not just the length, its the sheer boredom of ppl wo a clue as how to do a presentation.
YT vids need rules on presentation as well rules on comments.
me too like i want to make something and the videos are helpful but i dont want to sit through 20 minutes of stuff to find out that only about 5 minutes of it were relevant.
@@dq8431 No that's the word I meant. I'm not saying they're not informational, just super long and dragged out...
@@arpita8285 lol i read wrong sorry
@@dq8431 It's okay! dw about it
Half way when i joined all the squares, the cardigan felt wrong & funny af then i add those cuff and its✨ PERFECT ✨. Trust the process!!
Anyway if anyone is struggling with the puff sleaves, she has a tutorial in the flower cardigan
how do you join the cuffs to the sleeves? I mean the squares are so wide and i have to close them to add the cuff, I just don't know how :'(
@@Luna-bu7vf My advice is to decrease crochet all around the sleeve opening. This way you can either match up the number of stitches around the sleeve to the rows on the cuff, or just crochet the cuff right onto the sleeve instead of making them separate
how long did it take you to finish it?
what size would you say its for? im an xs and ive done a couple of the squares and the back panel just seems too wide idk if i should take away 1 column
Whts size is it I want uhmm bigg
2 months constantly crocheting around work and I've finally finished it, thank you for this tutorial lovely
Glad it was helpful 💗💗
what size would you say it is? s/m/l?
would you say this is beginner friendly? i've never crochet before but you inspired me hehe
edit : it took me around one and a half months but i finally finished it!! i'm really happy with how it turned out, it's really cute! i made some mistakes but they're honestly barley noticeable - i would definitely say that a beginner can do this :)
If you know how to do the double half crochet, sew the pieces together, and make the ribbing, you should be able to do this (it will take a lot of time, though, even for non-beginners).
the design is fairly simple so I would say it’s beginner friendly. It may take you a bit longer than those with experience tho
@@leahsmith6568 that makes sense! so far i'm practicing double half crocheting but i'm struggling with getting my rows to have the same width, do you have any tips for that?
@@rubyhhh2715 youre probably adding another stich which makes it uneven? make sure you have the same number of stiches for each row
@@rubyhhh2715 try using a stitch marker., it helps you keep track of the number of stitches and prevents you from adding or subtracting stitches accidentally. it's also a good idea to count your stitches at the end of each round so you know that you haven't messed up.
I’m so impressed and proud of myself! I started crocheting about a month ago and i really wanted to make this cardigan. I did it in only 13 days that’s under two weeks, I’ve never been prouder it looks amazing! thank u for the tutorial💗
Hey, if you’ve made 15*15 squares, could you tell me the width of your cuffs and both the ribbings?
That’s amazing !
What plys can i know?
How did you start?
I can't believe how quickly and simply you explained a whole pattern! This was a nice change from those hour long tutorials:)
I made this as my first crochet project for my daughter. She loves the cardigan and the ballooning sleeves. Thx for the video.
How olds your daughter? I'm hoping this fits my 11 year old sister?? :)
@@marlz_44 replying so I get a notification too I nerd this info lmao
@@marlz_44 I'm 19 but I'm the height of an 11-12 year old LOL! I made this cardigan and found that the sleeve being 3 squares long was a little too much for me, but also my squares stretched into 17cm so with the correct measurements they could still be okay..? 2 squares for the sleeves would fit me perfectly, but I think on my cardigan that would look super awkward because of how big it is. I used super heavy yarn, so the bunched sleeves actually droop over the cuff and look more like bell sleeves, which I don't mind too much, but it's something to consider. I'm trying to make it again with yarn that isn't so heavy, so if you reply I'll get a reminder to update you :) my cardigan ended up being over 1 kilo with the yarn I used, but with this next yarn, it shouldn't even reach 500 grams.
I'm hoping to toss my giant cardigan into the dryer to try and shrink it a bit to solve my issue! I'll see how that works out too. Maybe if I wash it first, the stretching that happened by accident will revert and I'll have regular sized squares again as well. I'll just have to see :)
I started making this cardigan back in may and with some breaks (took the summer kinda off doing it because making the squares got a bit boring) i can officially say that i'm done!!!
It's far from perfect, I made a lot of mistakes along the way and had to go back to arrange some things and am still always going back and forth perfectionning it, but wow!!! i did it! i made my first piece of clothing by myself as a beginner :) if you're doubting yourself and think you can't do it, you got this, just do it and don't focus on having some perfect, just focus on MAKING something by yourself. so empowering!!!
Hey I also started doing this cardigan but in argyle style. I rotated my squares to make diamonds but I need to do triangles that match with my square. (Half square triangle) But every video I watched on youtube not giving me perfect triangles 😢 By any chance do you know how to make matched triangle with square? This would help me a lot 🥺
the shortest & the cleanliest tutorial, LOVE IT.
I made my harry styles sweater by following 3 different videos I randomly found on youtube and a tiktok video that just showed the work of one girl drawing out her own designs. It took me about 2 months to figure out on my own and eventually piece together and now it's my favorite piece I've ever made. HOWEVER, if I had a video like this where it gave very clear instructions with great example images of how things looked, it probably would have been much easier. and now, since I'm considering making another cardigan but with only 3 colors (like in this video) this will be the perfect basic tutorial I'll need. Excellent work, thank you for the visual. Your cardigan turned out super lovely!!!
Thank you so much!! Glad it’s helpfull!!
I can sew so i can make my own clothes, but since a saw the chunky knitted sweater i just knew i needed it, unluckily for me i can´t knit or crochet. So i asked my dad if you could do it (he usually does hats and blankets) and he said yes!! Now it´s finished and it looks amazing!! I love the combination of your sweater, and the squares make it seem more achivable for someone that is starting or wants to start. Maybe next month i´ll be buying more yarn, because who knew, the chunky yarn was so expensive! You did such an amazing job and it looks so good on you!!
I SWEAT TO GOD I FOUND YOUR CARDIGAN ON PINTEREST LIKE TWO MINUTES AGO AND I WAS SOO INTEREST THAT I SEARCHED ON UA-cam A TUTORIAL AND HERE I AM!!
I JUST COMPLETED MINE! It took me about a month to do and it was my first real crochet project as I have JUST learned how to crochet. One thing worth mentioning, that in hindsight feels like its probably pretty obvious, but you gotta adjust the pattern to your size! I would say this pattern, as is, is a size small. I am a L so this cardigan (since I made it as the pattern shows) is cropped on me. I absolutely love how it turned out though and plan on wearing it anyway. Thanks Elviona!
For some reason my head thinks this should only take a couple of days. I've been crocheting for a week in total (never before) and I just finished my fourth square...
Patience is key, great video though!
Did you finish it?
I am almost done with the squares. I have 6 left 😭
@@molliescrizisbryck797 lmaooo mine feels like a never ending nightmare but im almost done 😭 yeah patience is the key
@@aozora-yi6js haha right, patience is the most important thing you havr
This is literally me I’ve made 5 squares so far😭
I‘m nearly finished and so so proud. It takes a lot of time but you can do it with netflix or good music. I‘m so excited to finish it tomorrow!!!!
Heyy! May i know.. how long did it take you to finish the entire cardigan?
hey! Chihuackel what was the final size of your cardigan?
Yay! Did u use 850 grams of yarn, or did u use less?
I wish there was a more detailed video showing how to attach the arm quilts with the wrist band... cuz its like scrunched... STILL I really love the video
i was also unsure how she did it but i found this video really helpful,, she explained it well (the explanation for the sleeves starts at 16:00)
ua-cam.com/video/fb68-Y99Fpc/v-deo.html
@@rubyhhh2715 OMG THANK YOU!!!
honestly i think the best way to do it would be to “assign” multiple stitches to one stitch on the wristband! i know someone else linked a video but that’s personally what i would do haha
@@emmagilbert729 thats a good idea!!
I've done mine few days ago and I wanna share some tips for someone who would like to try it...
1. Buy 1-2rolls of yarn first and try how many squares u can do. U can calculate how many rolls u still need so it won't left out much or not enough yarn for u. (as I can't find the same online store provided above in my country, I just bought from the other store but the weight and squares that I can do are not the same)
2. U can use 4ply yarn so that your cardigan won't be as heavy as 5ply yarn (by measuring 15cm x 15cm yourself and not only 22 chains as the video)(yet 5ply yarn are thicker and warmer to wear)
3. The width of the square of the sleeve can be shorter (mine sleeves are too long for me, I'd prefer maybe a 13 x 15 cm for sleeves) (I'm around 1.6m)
4. Time arrangement is important... For me, I spent 30-45mins for one square. So, 17 squares x 3 colors x 30-45mins + sewing time + buffer time and so on(if u're going to try it please think carefully b4 starting this so that u won't give up half way)
Hope that this comment help some of u ;)
THANK YOUU! I was Just about to comment for the yarn size 😊
I just finished one!! Took me almost 3 months working very steadily at it but I love the results. One thing I found weird was that the sleeves on mine were outrageously long I had to take off more than half of the sleeve length to make it look normal and able to wear it. Other than that amazing tutorial and pattern thank you!!!
Did you just need three yarns?
I experienced the same thing just now actually, and it was 4 long instead of 3 long but still super baggy, so I’m thinking about just making the arms 3x3
I experienced this. The pattern in the video says the sleeves should be four long, but in her part 2 of the video it is only 3 long.
Super annoying as I could have saved time by not crocheting 6 un-needed squares! 😅
I made this cardigan a year ago and this tutorial was perfect and very beginner friendly :) but tbh barely wore it the sleeves were very heavy and long and got in the way. Now I've modified it by cutting out a row of squares in the sleeves and also added some buttons and it fits much better. If I did this again I'd make the sleeves shorter from the start or maybe make an additional square to lengthen the body of it instead :)
I’ve been knitting/crocheting for years and have always found it so daunting to make jumpers/cardigans, but this tutorial is very straight forward and great, and I can’t wait to try it☺️
cho mình hỏi bạn dùng hết bao nhiêu cuộn len vậy ạ
My mom said she love it and she also want me to make one.
Thank you for sharing.
Glad that she loves it!! Pls tag me if you end up remaking thiss! I would love to see itt ❤️
Started following this tutorial in late May with leftover yarn from a knitting project. Spent a month and a half working on it until I finished all my yarn. I tried ordering more of the same color, but the online store I got them from was sold out in those shades. The store said it wouldn't be back in stock for a month, so in the mean time I started the process all over again with yarn of a different weight and different colors. This time I bought enough yarn to complete the project, however with medium (4) weight yarn it took about 300 grams per color for the squares.
So far I have completed 17 squares of my first color and 12 squares of my second color. It's been 2.5 months, and I've only worked on it for about 6 hours a week every other week. This is my first crochet project, and I can't wait to see the results. Totally doable for beginners, just don't forget to buy enough yarn to finish or you might have to start over again. That being said some of my squares are a few mm too long or too short. Hopefully it all works out.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I love the illustration of the block layout. I found it really helpful.
Just finished this cardigan and it was such a great tutorial super straight forward and easy to follow! I used impeccable 100% acrylic yarn and used two balls of each color for patches (127 grams per ball) and an extra ball for ribbing. This cuts it kind of close so you might want to get 3 balls but up to you. Also if you are doubting the back panel because of how big it is it’s perfect!! I’m a small person (4”11) and I don’t have a wide back but it really doesn’t appear or feel big when wearing. The only thing I would recommend doing is modifying the arms if you have shorter arms I did 2 rows as apposed to 4.
Hi! Your squares were the same size of the ones in the video? I’m 4”11 too and I don’t want to look smaller than I already am
This is my kinda tutorial so quick and to the point and Im so glad u included the measurements of each square 😼😼🫶🏽
thank you so much for the amazingly put together video, it has helped me a lot while designing my own cardigan. those squares are suspiciously neat, you should be really proud!! :)
Thankyouuu so muchhh ❤️
I- This is THE cutest version of the Harry Styles cardigan I've seen so far 🥺
The best tutorial I’ve ever seen for a crocheted patchwork cardigan! I was just wondering though, how many skeins did you use for each color?
Short and sweet! I wish all crochet tutorials were like this! :D Thank you!
I've been working on this for 3 months now and I'm about to finish!! so happy with it, it's gorgeous, thank you for the tutorial! As someone else has mentioned, the sleeves turn out veeerrry puffy, a little too puffy for my taste, so I'll take off the last row of squares and add them to the bottom before the ribbing, I think the proportions will fit my body better then! :)
When you got rid of a row from the sleeves did t end up being a 3x3 or 2x4?
Can i know what plys you use?
I love how you showed the pattern! It made it so much easier for me to make
I am trying to make this and have currently made half a square :D i cant wait to do the other 50 1/2
edit: I finished it!!
how's it going 👀
@@orangecrumb I have made 4 squares and the process is very slow
@@lotusliketheflower me too i’m 7 squares in😫
@@cinnamongirl2187 what size yarn are you using?
@@Hruuupdates 100gr !
This is the most concise crocheting tutorial I have ever seen.
Just finished this, it is SO cute and comfy and I want to thank you for your tutorial! It took me about a month. I used a size 6 crochet hook &made the squares 15x15 cm just like you, and it fits me great even though I'm a tall girl. The sleeves are even on the long side for me! I did switch up the stitches a little bit, and used 2 different squares for each color. Alpine and granny for pink, shell and linen for green, and basket and half double for white. I love the end result!
what size would you say it fits? I'm a size UK 12 and 169cm, will this be okay for me?
this is the best tutorial on the internet! i watch so many, and this is seriously amazing!! please make more :) love your style too! defo making my own haha
This is so cute and looks so comfy. You could seriously start selling these and I’d be the first customer
Yes I do sell them! Dm me in instagram @elvionahalim if you’re interested ☺️
@@elvionahalim i dm ed you please check i love this
@@elvionahalim How do you price your works?
I really love your cardigan. But I don't know how to sew or crochet that puffy sleeves just like you! Would you mind to make a tutorial or sth explanation for that, please?
She put links to tutorials in the description box
I'd love to know this too!! I can see that the squares are being gathered at the cuffs but I'm not sure how to go about it
@@leaannn8692 you can do it by inserting the needle in the sleeve in about 4-5 stitches and the cuff for one stitch! hope that helped / made a bit of sense :) there's a better explanation in their puffy flower cardigan video btw
@@dahye4521 bless you
@@AkiLouise ofc !! :D
This video is GOLD! gives you all the informations you need, fast and an easy way of explanation.
Just perfect ♥️♥️♥️
It looks beautiful. You’re insanely talented and patient!
Neatest tutorial ever. For those who know the basics this is a bless. Thank you so much!
21 days later, I've made 26 squares and it took me 27 chains and 23 rows to make 15x15 cm square. but yea hope I'll finish this by next month.
edit: i finished the cardigan in 41 days. this is my very first crochet project, i can confirm that this is doable for beginner. for the bottom ribbing I started with 13 chains, middle ribbing 7 chains, and 14 chains for the cuff.
Good luckkkk you got thisss!!🧶
How many yarn ply did u use ?
@@nurbahyah9716 7 for each color
No i mean your yarn's thickness
@@nurbahyah9716 oh i have no idea, but it was 50gr and 5 ply
omg this is seriously so amazing and super pretty 😩 your channel is super aesthetic and goals asf 💗✨
I did it in a fluffy yarn and made the squares slightly smaller, I finished in 10 days and I am sooo happy with the product! Thank you so so so much for this tutorial❤❤❤
so how big were the squares please with fluffy yarn? ANd how much yarn did u use? Did u change the size of the hook as well? thxx 💕💕
Thank you for making this video! I was able to make this and I love how it turned out. First time crocheting myself a cardigan this way. Thank you!!! 🎉
I’m so recreating this rn and I’m so in love with the color combo! thanks for this tutorial!
Pls tag me if you end up recreating it!! Id love to see ittt ❤️
Yeahh me too ✌️
I swear this cardigan is soo cute 🤧❤️
@@Hruuupdates heyyy I was wondering, is the back panel big for you or was it just right? I'm recreating this rn and I'm scared of making it too oversized
I just finished this- it took me about 25 days, and I recommend using less patches for the arms. In my case, the sleeves were WAY too long, and I ended up taking to rows off. Love the pattern tho💕
hey there! since you have successfully finished ur cardigan, can i ask a few questions? the crochet squares has to be 15x15cm with 22 chains and 18 rows, however, the length i could get to with 22 chains was only 8-10 cm, im also using a 4.50mm hook. was this the case for you too? if so, how did u fix it?
@@marissasafina1975 My squares ended up a lil bigger than hers actually lol but I would recommend making your stiches bigger and having a bigger hold
Hole*
@@lolag2940 sorry im kinda lost 😅 what do you mean by bigger stitches? do u mean stitching using the darning needle?
Hey! I was wondering how long you made the bottom ribbing, because I thought hat 135 centimeters seemed like a lot? But that might just be because of how I’m imagining it
Love this tutorial, it's so simple and to-the-point, but so clear as well! I have a question, what size do these measurements make? just to get an idea of how much to increase/decrease. Thank you!!
did you ever find out what size this is for and how much to increase or decrease? Im pretty sure i would need to make it bigger but i’m not sure by how much
@@kaystiw7066 i actually made it. i'm a size L and it was ok on me. I did have to change the length of the sleeves and the torso (one less row for the sleeves, and one extra for the torso). A tip would be for you to start with making the number of squares she suggests, and then when you start stitching it together, see the adjustments you need to make.
It's been a whole ass month and i only finished one color and you finished the whole thing in two weeks????? Mad respect wowww
This is the kind of video I like. Its short and just tells you the pattern and what you need to do instead of the other videos which are so long! Although I do need to know how to put these together
you killed this fr‼️‼️‼️
Thankyouu 😭❤️
I just made this and it’s super cute! I’m 4’11” and I found that the sleeves actually needed to be shorter for me. Instead of doing three rows for the sleeves, 2 Rows was a perfect length.
what type of yarn did you use
What measurements did you use???
@@cindyli5422 I used creme cotton from Loops and Threads! I got it from michaels, but I’m sure any soft yarn will do. :)
@@beberlydiallaniegas2445 hi, I actually didn’t use measurements. I just took off a column of squares. When you have the squares knitted, you can put them against your arm and see if it’ll be too long. She folds the knitted squares for the sleeves crosswise if that helps.
@@THmango this will be my first time making a cardigan and I'm also 4'11 like you. Maybe you can measure the squares on yours?🥺
I want to make a tanjiro inspired sweater using this I've had some experience before but I wouldn't say it helped all that much tbh. Will try this tho
Edit: it’s been weeks and I’m still working on it😭 but it’s coming along great imo it’ll totally be worth it
THATS SO CRAZY I'M DOING THE EXACT SAME THING!!
thats cool! i want to see it after you make it!
@@mayfia great minds think alike✨ I just realized when going to the movie that I had nothing that represented a character so I decided to make my own😅
I'm dying to try this!
i love absolutely love the idea i know u can do it
I love how straight to the point this video is
I made this as a complete beginner and it turned out really well!!! Your tutorial was so clear and helpful, and the cardigan pattern is brilliant 😊 thank you so much for sharing this!
Hi! What size did you make? ☺️
this tutorial is super cool, although the materials listed are a bit of an understatement! i gathered the right amount of materials and im already running out of yarn, (im only about halfway through) id get one more ball of yarn for each color than you think youll need.
update! i originally bought
2 pink
2 gray
and
3 green (for ribbing)
then bought another 3 of each color because i was only halfway through and ran out. i’m 3 squares short of each color and havent started on the ribbing so in total i’ll have used
6 pink
6 gray
and
7 green
i’d buy one of each color you want to use and use up all of that, then you can calculate how much you’ll need to complete this project. yarn is different in thickness and how much you’ll need, so relying on the gram amount won’t work for you. hope this helped!
@@kaitlynmiller6676 yes ty for this advice !! i thought i was fine with two per colour (i never crocheted before😁) and i ran out of yarn ! you need to calculate depending on your particular case
How much metres was your skein yarn???
@@Reni__ sorry for the late reply, i’m not entirely sure tbh. i threw away all of my packaging. all i know is i made sure i got 300 grams of yarn. i think i got too thick of yarn, which was my mess up
this is amazing!!! so cute!! and the video was super easy to follow! tysm!! loved the vid
love this tutorial! ive been working on mine for a few days now. this is my first try at a sweater so thank you for helping it make sense!!!
im finally done and it came out HUGE! i made the squares a little bit bigger but the sleeves are down to my ankles. its a look for sure 😅
@@kitten1122 omg does it looks good??
I just finished mine, first crochet project and im absolutely in love with the end result :D
I really love this tutorial. It's one of the best tutorials I have seen❤❤❤.
i did all my squares back loops only thinking it was the regular half double crochet 😂 It still looks very cool and came out so good. I used mustard yellow, white and pastel yellow 🥰
Same hahahha. I noticed it after finishing around half of the squares😂
Hey it looks soo good, props to you!! I wanted to ask you, what the length of each of your skeins was, because I know that you used 250 g each, but there are different lengths to 250 g.
Omg this is literally beautiful, thank you for this video . I just really have a passion for this and want to start creating my own . Thanks for the motivation 🌸🌸✨
Hi,
I just want to say that this turned out so good! It looks amazing and since it’s still not super hot in Canada yet, I want to make one of my own as my second crochet project! For my first, I was making a yellow squishy w/ my own design and messed it up somewhere but ended up looking like a pineapple so I went w/ it and it sits on my dresser. Have a lovely day,
Maddie
Thank you so much for the perfect pattern! I'm medium-large sized 5' 1" and it still fit me fine. Took months of putting it down and picking it up again but I'm finally finished
how many squares did you make for each color since you used 4 colors?
@@twicetism Oh I actually followed the pattern exactly the same with the three colors! I used the black as the ribbing!
@@ashleyk.8122 ohhh that makes sense!! thank you!
OMG IT'S BEAUTIFULLLLLLLLLL
Thank you so much! I currently have 14 squares, and it takes a pretty long while! I changed the pattern a bit and am using six colors, seven squares for each color and for the other nine, I'm probably going to do some kind of pattern. Just leaving this comment here to see how long it takes me from this point. (hopefully not a year lol)
edit: I realized that it would be really hard to make one like that without a pattern so I am following the pattern in the video now lol :,)
edit: I finally finished after 8 MONTHS OF WORK. took a lot longer than I thought it would, but overall it was pretty easy! I took off one row from the sleeves bc I didn't want them to be super long, but you can keep them on. (just know you'd have to make more squares.) I ended up using my own color pattern and instead of 3 colors i used 5 (to do this i simply counted the other two colors as apart of two OTHER colors.)
thank you if you read all this!
did u ever finish the cardigan😭😭
@@Sanah3279 rn I have everything but one sleeve. And I had to take off one row from them because they were REALLY long on me. But it's taking a while for sure. about 6 months... But I haven't been working on it everyday.
@@moonshake25 how tall / heavy are u ? wanna do that for someone else :)
@@moonshake25 thanks a lot, you can delet that comment now:)
My brain: “None of my yarn is 250g
Also my brain: “DEW IT!!”
Same haha
I followed and did this tutorial and this is one of my crocheted project I'm proud of, thank you for sharing! Recommended project for a beginners like me!!!
CAN WE PLEASE APPRECIATE HOW PRETTY SHE IS?????
my toxic trait is thinking i can crochet this with 0 experience
Same and i am going to attempt now
You've got this. I believe in you!
Do it!!!!
Guys, wish me luck! I crocheted for 3 days and I mastered sc, dc, hdc, slipknot and etc... hope it doesn't take too long though ❤🥺🫶
@@thikimcuongnguyen2803 that's all you need. The rest just builds on those... Go forth and crochet away 😀
I really love the combination of the color that you choose ❣❣ how you find that combination? It looks so pretty 😫💗 I wish i could be successful when i try to make it too
thank you for sharing this!! i spent 5 days nonstop crocheting the squares but damn putting it together is taking a lot longer than expected
Awww it’s so cute. I also absolutely love your hair 😍
This 3 minutes tutorial helped me more than 30 minutes tutorial thanks!!
Very pretty video and the sweater is super aesthetic, you made it look so easy to make but I bet I took you some time.
Thankyou so muchh!! Yess it definitely took awhilee 😅
i'm not good at english but i will try to explain as best i can!!
many girls don't understand how to sew the sleeves along with the rest of the cardigan. because the author made a mistake in the scheme, and the sleeves of her cardigan are tied in 4 squares wide, but the scheme shows that there are 3
who has already tied sleeves 3 squares wide: tie the two upper squares together with two squares that are on the shoulders, and tie the third square halfway down, where the front and back are connected
I have to admit I am 11 but it doesn’t stop me from trying this (: (I learned how to crochet when I was about 6 years old so I am very capable of doing this) 🙃
Update: I’m about half way through!!! I just need a bit more yarn 😉
I'm so glad my bestie can crochet😁
So excited! This is my next project 😍
hi. i'm almost done with my cardigan, and this tutorial is easy to follow. but may i ask how do u narrow the sleeves to fit the cuff? 😊
Hii, I was wondering, is the back panel too big for you or was it just right? I'm recreating it rn and im scared it would be too oversized😭😭 pls answerr
hey i also have a question, is it ok if the squares are not absolutely perfect if the yarn stretches enough? or is it an issue
@@elianaben300 hii! Ik the question isn't addressed to me but I'll answer it anyway, my squares were mostly the same size but some of them were smaller so you have to stretch them out while sewing to prevent unclean lines. I finished mine and I'm very proud of it, hope this helps!!!!!
@@gabbiemarie6034 thank you so much!! i just learned to crochet the other day, and wanted to use some of my less perfect squares from when i first learned to hdc for this project, which are slightly smaller than the rest. i’m glad to know they’re still useable!!
Just finished mine! Idk if u still need this info,, but basically:
When you attach the sleeves to the cuff, there should be four square edges to fit on the cuff piece. Start by making small folds, sewing those onto the cuff. As you'll notice, after making those small folds, the square edge fits onto a smaller segment of the cuff. It takes a bit of trial and error, but you basically need to figure out what size folds you need to make to fit a quarter of the cuff by sewing on one square-- that way when you attach the rest of the three square edges, they'll fill up the rest of the three quarters space you have left for the cuff.
Hopefully that helps!
This is really incredible and beautifully creative, and I attempted this. It turned out messy but pretty, and thanks to this video I was able to make something I’m proud of, so thank you for that ❤😊
Yarn = Hilo
4.5 mm hook= 4.5 milimetros gancho
Darning needle = aguja de zurcir
Ruler/measuring tape=Regla/CintaMétrica
Hola! Sabes cual es la talla del cardigan? 🥺
Unbelieveable. Girl this is amazing!! omg
Maybe its just me but the colour palette/combination reminds me of TXT's Temptation album soo much. I am going to start crocheting this tomorrow ❤
I made one (it ended being a crop cardigan) and i absolutely love it, thank you for the pattern and details!
This is kinda late,but do you remember how long did it take you?
@@sohilaamr7476 since it was during the summer and I crocheted every chance I had, it took me about 5 days, but usually this type of stuff takes a week or so
This is amazing. How do you sew the sleeves together and to the main body of the cardigan though???
I just sewed it together the same way I sewed the squares together, since the panels and sleeves are just made up of squares, they perfectly align with one another and you can just sew the squares from the front and back panels together with the squares from the sleeve :))
Hi, I have also done a Harry Styles crochet tutorial explaining all the steps, feel free to check it out 🥰
Me: buys wool knowing damn well im not gonna finish this project
Also me: can't crochet
Did you tried this? Or something else? I hope you enjoy crochet ^_^
Starting right now 😂😂😂😂😂😂 probably going to have to make it for the whole country😂😂😂😢😢😢😢😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ thank you so much
soooo pretty and the way you crochet is so clean!!
are you able to show somewhere how to connect the small wrist cuff and the large open sleeve and make it puffy like that? i guess there's some stuff thats not exactly fleshed out. lol
Hi! I showed how to sew the cuffs to the cardigan in my recent cardigan tutorial, the puffy flowers cardigan tutorial! Hope it helpss
it took me about a month to make but the sleeves were soooo long. i recommend a 3x3 panel for the sleeves :)
Ugh same! My sleeves are so long but idk how I could take it off. I think I might just leave it as is but I wish I could take the last row of squares off
@@galianadel6643 I ended up just cutting the last row off, then i picked all the little strings off, I went back over my seams with a slip stitch to be safe then reattached the wrist thingy. so basically just go for it the worst that happens is you have to resew a seam.
@@skylal.5702 i might try that, thank you!
About to make a start on this! I prefer a longer length and an plus size so I may have to add some squares but this looks really doable (I’m also knitting as I can’t crochet to save my life! Will update when I finish - either in a few weeks if I hyper focus or ten years 😂)
how did this turn out for you 🥰 i’m also worried the original pattern won’t be big enough for me
@@nicolenash6403 It worker pretty well! My squares were more like rectangles and my assembly was terrible but it was good. Next time, I would do maybe 2 or 3 more rows for length as I’m not the biggest fan of cropped but overall it was good!
I’m a UK size 22 if that helps as well xx
It’s so pretty wth😭😭
Hello, it's really very beautiful! but I would like to know how long it took you?