How to crochet a loose fit jumper - crochet tutorial
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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Follow along in this easy crochet tutorial to crochet my loose slouch jumper.
To make this jumper you will need:
size 12-14 3 to 4 balls sierra yarn.
6mm hook
Enjoy and Happy crocheting 💖
If you do make up this jumper, please share your photos. I'd love to see how it turned out.
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This is an uncomplicated pattern. It's important for beginners to see how easy something like this can be. Very nice!
Thank you ❤️
In UK we say See-air-rah. As in Sierra Nevada. I don't know how you and your work found my inbox but I'm so pleased you did. The colours and simplicity of stitch are beautiful and don't need elaboration. Will look out for you again. Kind regards from wet and windy England.
Hi, is this a dk yarn please 🙂
It's funny, I know how to say the name but when it came to filming I went blank🤣😁. Thank you for your kind words.❤️
I don't know yarn weights, sorry. I go by hook size. The yarn says a 5mm hook but I use a 6mm hook for this yarn.
This jumper can be made with most yarns as long as you follow the measurements and my suggestion for sizing 😊
@@stitchinfusion460 yes an 8ply Australian yarn is a U.K. DK weight 💜🇬🇧
This video just popped up on my feed…UA-cam is so weird. I’m subscribed to a bunch of crochet tutorial channels. The jumper looks great, I’ve downloaded for a future project.
Thank you and happy crocheting 🧶❤️
Great video...first jumper/sweater video I have actually understood all the steps. Thanks for making it easy for a beginner.
Thank you ❤️.
Enjoy and happy crocheting 🧶
Very nice pattern and colors.
Thank you! 😊
You just popped up into my UA-cam feed. This jumper is beautiful. I think the yarn is gorgeous and makes the jumper so wonderful. Thanks for the great tutorial. I’m saving to make later. ✌️❣️🧶
Thank you ❤️
I’m gonna make one but turn it into a jumper dress ❤
Ooooo......lovely idea. Would love to see a photo when done.
Oh, that's a good idea.
So pretty 😊
Thank you! 😊
Awesome nice and simple ❤❤
Thank you ❤️
very nice
Thank you ❤️
Am I able to use 100g yarn instead of 150g?? Looks amazing and can’t wait to try it out!
@@niamh1271 Absolutely. I have used all types of yarn for this. Enjoy and happy crocheting 🧶❤️
Lovely yarn, sadly dont think we can get in UK
You can make with any yarn that is soft and snuggly😊
This looks like sirdar jewelspun yarn
Very similar.
Hi, I’m from the U.K. as well. You may already know but The WoolWarehouse website stock Patons yarns. 💜🇬🇧
@@62wyattthat’s what I’m thinking of using to make this. Think the softness and drape will be lovely. Or even Caron Simply soft 💜🇬🇧
Cool pattern! I’m curious about something though…at about 22:30, when you did the slip stitch to close the round, it appeared that you went into the stitch from the back and did a yarn under for the slip stitch. The next slip stitch appeared normal. I noticed the ‘slip stitch from back’ once or twice more. I’ve never seen someone join in the round like that before. Is it bc you turned the work after every round? Instead of continuing clockwise for the whole sleeve?
When the sleeve is facing the front I go from the back for the slip stitch, turn my work and when the sleeve is on the back side I slip stitch from the front. The reason I do this is because I find it gives a nicer closer seam. But you can do either way. Whichever you are comfortable with.
I only work in the round without turning if the entire jumper is worked in the round. This keeps the pattern the same.
For this jumper turning the work after every row on the sleeve keeps the pattern the same throughout the jumper.
Hope that makes sense😊