you all have shown this video so much, love! Thank you so much. please continue to leave your questions down below and give the video a big THUMBS up it helps a lot :)
It looks amazing but in hindsight you should have used yarn that was tightly spun. The yarn you used was basically wool which has no structural integrity. Its either gonna turn to hard felt in the washing machine or its going to fall apart because the fibres aren't held together. On the bright side at least you didn’t pay 400 for something that won't last
I doubt this was wool looking at the price point. I don’t know how well acrylic would hold up but imagine i it wouldn’t fall apart as quickly as a 100% natural fibre would.
without a doubt the best tutorial on this. very organized. I've watched almost a dozen of these videos and Ive been stuck. if you have time, could you do one video on just the sleeve, it was kinda hard to see the process. i think it's because the initial sleeve diameter you used was small(?)
I love that you put in what you did right AND what you did wrong. That helps so much; I am trying one of these for my daughter with loop yarn (mainly b/c I suck at doing it freehand) in more pastel/easter colors. Thank you very much for a great video. Did you ever put any buttons on or did you leave the front like it is in the video?
Thank you, happy to help and glad you enjoyed!! Easter colours would look so pretty! And no, I didn't use buttons, mainly because i didn't want to purchase any additional tools lol. If you could find some really huge bulky buttons that would really compliment this cardigan. Let me know how it goes for you! :)
Please please pleaseeeee tell me is it possible to wash it? Can you tell me how to take care for it? I really want to try making one but I'm really new to using this thread and have no idea how to take care for it 😩🥺
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I impulsively bought this yarn cause it’s sooo pretty and wanted to make it into a cardigan but couldn’t find any good one until I came across yours. I’m a crocheted too and have never tried knitting so I’m nervous to start this but ima go for it 😁😁
Lol the “original state” of yarn is actually the roving yarn since it has not been spun. I would not recommend this yarn to make cardigans with, since it has no structure and the sweater will deteriorate quickly. Always use spun yarn to knit with.
Lets say you made 11 loops for row 1. You should have been working from left to right To start row 2 you pierce your fingers into the last loop of row 1 (the 11th loop) and pull the yarn up through that loop. You should be working from right to left now. but make sure you change the direction of where the yarn (coming from the ball) is laying to help you remember which directions to go in You will be going left to right, then right to left, and repeat. *row 1 is technically a chain, but I said loops to simplify If you still need help dm me on Instagram and I’ll get to it as soon as I can! ☺️ @mainmadecrochet
I love your humor!!, and you're a cutie with a petite body so yeah, the sweater looks nice on your body good video. I would really like it if you would check out Laura Cepeda's hand knitting videos and maybe re-create one of her sweaters on your channel, her work is detailed and elegant. Thanks.
Aww, its not all in vain. I could remake this project again in a day. The video is meant to reflect my first attempt and give lessons to those who want to try it out! A part of art is making things multiple time until you get it right! :)
@@mainmadecrochet That’s a great attitude to have! I struggle with wanting things perfect on the first try, exhausting ;) Be sure to let us know if you find a more durable material💕
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Lmao this is like the best tutorial I've seen like... ever. You explained everything so well it was so useful
Glad you think so, and happy it helped!
What kind of yarn is that? I was trying to see the tag but I'm pretty blind! I love it and would love to order some.
The way you explained so thoroughly and divided the video in chapters with diagrams and measurements and everything>>> this is amazing
you all have shown this video so much, love! Thank you so much. please continue to leave your questions down below and give the video a big THUMBS up it helps a lot :)
love to see it !!
It looks amazing but in hindsight you should have used yarn that was tightly spun. The yarn you used was basically wool which has no structural integrity. Its either gonna turn to hard felt in the washing machine or its going to fall apart because the fibres aren't held together. On the bright side at least you didn’t pay 400 for something that won't last
Thank you so much, you made a great point ☺️
I doubt this was wool looking at the price point. I don’t know how well acrylic would hold up but imagine i it wouldn’t fall apart as quickly as a 100% natural fibre would.
@@drayner2517 and you are 100% correct! This is for sure the cost effective alternative for beginners ☺️
@@mainmadecrochet cost effective for experienced makers as well!
I'm sooo happy that you showed us where to get our yarn!
without a doubt the best tutorial on this. very organized. I've watched almost a dozen of these videos and Ive been stuck. if you have time, could you do one video on just the sleeve, it was kinda hard to see the process. i think it's because the initial sleeve diameter you used was small(?)
I love that you put in what you did right AND what you did wrong. That helps so much; I am trying one of these for my daughter with loop yarn (mainly b/c I suck at doing it freehand) in more pastel/easter colors. Thank you very much for a great video. Did you ever put any buttons on or did you leave the front like it is in the video?
Thank you, happy to help and glad you enjoyed!! Easter colours would look so pretty! And no, I didn't use buttons, mainly because i didn't want to purchase any additional tools lol. If you could find some really huge bulky buttons that would really compliment this cardigan. Let me know how it goes for you! :)
I’m so excited to try this! I’ve been procrastinating, but now I’m ready !
You got this, no doubt :)
Thank you so much for uploading this, you have the best way of explaining and as a crocheter myself you are goals!
You are so welcome! Thank you!
Love the way you explain every part so thoroughly
Happy to help , thank you for the feedback :)
Love this create, congratulations!
half way thru the video & I've learned more than any other video out there!
Happy I could help, you're going to be a pro! :)
You really did a great job. I am a lion knitter and could not figure out the finger knitting to save my life. Thanks for sharing 😃
Thank you so much !!!
OH YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL, I dont know these crafts yet but I hope to learn in this winter.
I hope so too! Thank you 😊
I’m inspired! I’m going to attempt my first cardigan!!!!! Thank you for your video!!!
You can do it!
this energy is everything 💛
thank you love!
the materials breakdown > >>
Thank you!
Great job explaining.
CANADIAN QUEEN also omg you look so good in these colours I’m obsessed
The dusty pastel 😍😍 and yes I’m out here representing 🇨🇦 😋 Thank you for the kind words 🥺
THIS WAS SO GREAT TO WATCH. It was slow enough to be able to pay attention. Thank you 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Beautiful, can’t wait to see you make something else. A blanket maybe? 👀
i'm turning this into a blanket ;)
absolutely loved this and definitely gonna try this out!!
Please please pleaseeeee tell me is it possible to wash it? Can you tell me how to take care for it? I really want to try making one but I'm really new to using this thread and have no idea how to take care for it 😩🥺
I love the colors! What a gorgeous sweater! Easier to use jumbo knitting needles though.
Yea
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I impulsively bought this yarn cause it’s sooo pretty and wanted to make it into a cardigan but couldn’t find any good one until I came across yours. I’m a crocheted too and have never tried knitting so I’m nervous to start this but ima go for it 😁😁
So do you know how I would make sleeves just maintain that open sleeve look? (So without it hugging your wrist)
So awesome, really excited to try this!
Yessss, you got this! 🤩
Amazing! Thank you for going into so much detail!
Glad you liked it! Thank you for showing love !
you did great! very entertaining. Thankyou from U.K.!😜
Thank you! 😃
Adorable!
Thank you ☺️
I'm confused of how to get rid of the excess yarn when you change colors though
It looks amazing ❤
Thank you so much !!
This video is perfect!!!!
Thank you so much, glad you liked it!
A great project!!!!!
Great Job
Thank you!!
It looks good girl
Looks great! Good job! 👍🏻
Thank you, happy you liked it!
I love the multicolored yarn! How long did it take you?!
i love this so much ❤️!
Thank you!
Do you think your results would have been different if you'd have used a crochet?
Definitely trying this thank you!!
Please show me when you're done !!
Keep going you are very nice ☺️
Thank you so much 😁
How many threads used for?
Hello how much do you sell them for ?
Lol the “original state” of yarn is actually the roving yarn since it has not been spun. I would not recommend this yarn to make cardigans with, since it has no structure and the sweater will deteriorate quickly. Always use spun yarn to knit with.
Thank you for the information! Makes sense why I was having issues
I’m still confused about what to do once you get to the end of the first row :( how do I connect and create a second row and so on?
Lets say you made 11 loops for row 1. You should have been working from left to right
To start row 2 you pierce your fingers into the last loop of row 1 (the 11th loop) and pull the yarn up through that loop. You should be working from right to left now.
but make sure you change the direction of where the yarn (coming from the ball) is laying to help you remember which directions to go in
You will be going left to right, then right to left, and repeat.
*row 1 is technically a chain, but I said loops to simplify
If you still need help dm me on Instagram and I’ll get to it as soon as I can! ☺️
@mainmadecrochet
@@mainmadecrochet that’s helpful, thank you! I’ll message you on IG with further questions :)
Great video! 🤩🤩
Thank you! 🤗
Love this girl 😂😂😂
I love your humor!!, and you're a cutie with a petite body so yeah, the sweater looks nice on your body good video.
I would really like it if you would check out Laura Cepeda's hand knitting videos and maybe re-create one of her sweaters on your channel, her work is detailed and elegant. Thanks.
thank you
Heyyyy I’m your biggessttt fannnnn 🦁🦁🦁
Likewise :)
💯😊😊😊
:)
This seems so hard to do 😭😭
You could do it for sure, promise!
Not pretending to drive lmaoooo
Stop 😭 I was giddy looool
What's the name of the wool you used?
Chunky grande big by loops and threads ! And Ariel big by loops and threads! ☺️
Thanks for telling 😍😍
It’s a shame that’s it’s gonna fall apart. Especially since you unraveled it as well.. 😔
Aww, its not all in vain. I could remake this project again in a day. The video is meant to reflect my first attempt and give lessons to those who want to try it out! A part of art is making things multiple time until you get it right! :)
@@mainmadecrochet That’s a great attitude to have! I struggle with wanting things perfect on the first try, exhausting ;) Be sure to let us know if you find a more durable material💕
I like you 😍 🥰
Sorry sis. But this didn’t do it for me. It’s cute tho. Just wasn’t explained very well
I’ll try to be more detailed next time, thank you for the feedback!
If you had any specific questions, I’d love to try and clear it up!
@@mainmadecrochet My pleasure. Much success to you❤️