For anyone that wants to make the body LARGER without making the arms huge : after you get the arm width you want.. on each hexagon before you seam up the arms you can still crochet down the front, around the bottom and up the back as many times as you want. When you have the desired body size(minus 1 row in the joining area), join the back just how she did. Then you can join the arms (leaving your desired neck space), finish the arms and cuffs, and add more length to the bottom if you want. Hope that helps anyone wanting to know!
I'm at this point on mine and I don't really understand how I could crochet the body larger, because if I'm understanding correctly, I'd need to only crochet 3 sides but I'd have to turn at some point and I have no idea how to do that with the granny crochet pattern.
@@lanamello7445 I’m size 3x in tops so for me to make the body larger when she did 3 rows at 29:54, I did 10 rows on each side instead. 10 on one, then 9 on the other with the 1 row for attaching them. I might even add rows to the front side as well as this pattern is definitely not intended for plus size people (not hating, just saying). You can make it longer by adding rows along the bottom as well. Hope that helps!!
For any plus size folks!!! I am a 3x and added 10 rows for each side on the back and 5 to the front sides as well for extra coverage. That allowed me to have the arms fit semi-tightly and add more to the body. Hope this helps!!
How did you add rows to the front? I’m normally a XL or 2Xl depending on how oversized I want and I can’t for the life of me figure out how to add length without adding more to the sleeves!
Hello. Could you tell us about how many skeins of yard (or how many grams of yarn) you used for your project? (She does not say in the video only that you will need "some yard" and I can't see where she's answered anyone's question about how much yard she used or what size she made hers. If you could say how much yard you used, that would at least give us some idea of how much yard to buy for this project. Thanks for your reply.
@@Bayouma777 Just seeing this now! So so sorry…. I don’t know if you still need to know but I used about 1.5-2 skeins of each of the 4 colors that I used. I used more white because I used that to connect the back and the cuffs.
After two years of off and on crocheting and never finishing any of my projects, blanket after blanket and hat and stuffies, I’ve gotten to the point where I don’t even start any project. I get too caught up in my head and give up. After multiple months of seeing your content I got the random urge to try and make this pattern and when I tell you, I got to the last row of my first cuff and starting crying because I became so overwhelmed with euphoria. Not very becoming but I wanted to share with you how much of a difference this made. Not only am I so excited to make the other half of my cardigan, I’m filled with so much satisfaction to see a custom piece of clothing that fits my 3x size body, in the colors and style that I want it to. AND I MADE IT!! All because of you! Thank you for everything you do❤ UPDATE: I finished my cardigan about two weeks ago and my mom loved it so much I’m making one for her!!! I added my own choice granny squares to the back❤
Your tutorial for the hexigon cardigan is fantastic! I am 63 years old and have been crocheting since i was 11 and you have taught me a lot with this one. Keep doing tutorials. You are bringing a dying art back to life. Thank you!
I was wearing my hexagon granny stitch cardigan at Costo today that i watched this video to learn how to make. It's very colorful -wirh 6 different colors of yarn. I got two compliments on it while at the self-checkout from people who work there. One of them said, "I love your Hexagon cardigan!" And then she says, "PassionKnit Kelsie?"... I said, Yep! I learned this pattern from her! ... ...This was 2/26/2024... in Tigard, OR (a suburb near Portland, OR). Kelsie, I watch your videos all the time while I'm crocheting. I'm 62 years old 😂... and have a 26 year old daughter, myself. I'm so happy for you and your success. Your tutorials are awesome!!
I've been crocheting for 35+ years and have never seen the way you start your new row cluster in the corner like that and I am now making a granny square dishcloth just so I can use that technique. I love it! I usually slipstitch to the next space to start my cluster but I feel like it makes a little extra bulk. Your technique eliminates that bulk. Thank you for sharing this project and your techniques.
For those who are asking how much yarn she used…I looked up hobbi horizon light worsted dk, each cake or skein is 601 yards….I think she used 2…at least 1200-1400 would be my guess. Hope this helps those who, like me, could not find her answer anywhere.
Hey, actually I've made this cardigan with the same yarn, and I'm pretty sure she had to use 3 especially for the length. I'm a size M and I needed more than just two to get the arm length (I have wide shoulders and long arms). I ordered two and tried it but didn't even get to stitching them together because I couldn't finish the cuff for the second half
Thank you for this I have some mandala yarn that’s 590 yds per skein and I only have 3 and a 1/4 of those skeins left and I was trying to figure out if I could make a cardigan/sweater with what I have left without having to buy another skein. So thanks a bunch I should have just enough.
I’m 34 years old, have held the crochet hook for the 1st time, saw some beautiful self colouring yarn in Turkey and bought in anyways, I was thinking maybe in a few years I will learn crochet to make my own cardigan, u make it look so simple in ur video, the way u explain every step, ur way of explaining is so clear and calm,it gave me the courage to start my own granny hexagon cardigan, and 5 days later, Iv made my own cardigan, it’s unreal feeling soo accomplished, thanks a lot to you, wishing u success in all that u do ❤
As someone that doesn’t know how to crochet and has no idea what you’re talking about, this is insane lol. Anyone that can crochet and make something out of nothing is an absolute magician
It’s an easy skill to learn and quickly becomes instinctive. My mom taught me how to knit and crochet when I was about 10. I’m now 58 and very grateful for all she taught me. You can learn at any age though and there are so many tutorials here on UA-cam to learn the basic stitches and techniques.
Once u learn the basic stitches, u can make anything. I taught my sons friend how to crochet. He actually was so proud of himself he sat there laughing n giggling. He watched me doing it every time he came over!
I'm 31 and have been crocheting on and off since I was about 10, and I've never tried to make wearables except scarves and hats because it always seemed so daunting. THIS tutorial is the BEST and I'm so grateful!! You explain everything so clearly and simply and I'm almost done with my first cardigan and I feel so much more confident and inspired to make more! Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Same! 31, learned knitting first, so I crochet "wrong" in form. I've gotten so far in progress in just a few hours tonight while mindlessly watching tv.
I’ve seen sooo many crochet tutorials, and no disrespect to anyone who graciously takes the time and effort to put them together, but this is the best one I’ve seen since I started in 2001. I’m on my 2nd sweater for my 15yr old in a week. We both follow you on Tiktok and we love your creations! One of the big yarn companies needs to sign you for a collaboration RIGHT 🤬 NOW.
Hello to everyone looking for the amount of yarn you‘ll need I used the same yarn, same hook size, same amount of rows. For the full length cardigan she definitely used 3 cakes. You‘ll need a little less than 1 cake for each side (up to the joining of the two pieces). There is a little yarn left which should be enough for a small border. If you don’t want a cropped cardigan, you’ll need a third cake though to add the length. Enjoy everybody, and order enough yarn 😅 I only got 2 cakes and now I‘ll have to wait for my color to come back into stock in order to finish 🙈 on the plus side, I‘ll have enough yarn to add a hood 😊
Hi Kelsie, it is so amazing seeing you young crocheters continuing in the craft from us old folks. You are so inspiring and thank you for teaching this old dog new tricks. Take care.
I just made this! For anyone who really loves when cuffs and borders match, I did a back-loop-only border all around in the same size hook as the rest of the sweater (7 stitches up to the collar, then decreased down to 4). I really like it, and it made it sooo easy to add horizontal buttonholes - I'll be making the buttons with shrinky dinks. Also, I made some heart shaped granny squares to attach as pockets. Super cute, really easy to follow, and my first cardigan!
im 14 yrs old and i taught myself to crochet in lockdown .i rarely finish large projects but im thorougly enjoying this one.and it helps that the tutorial is so clear .
I made a silly decision ans decided to change colours every two rows so now I'm dealing with all these ends but I think it was worth it. This is a brilliant tutorial, I loved it and it's a very fast project also!!!
I just finished making this and it literally feels like wearing a blanket, its so cute and the directions are so easy to follow! Cant wait to see what other stuff you end up making
@@hippiepisces9745 I made a cropped cardigan with border and it took about 17 hours roughly, I just started to make a second one I’m planning on making longer
@@thrishathiyadiki672 Im not sure on grams but it took just under 700 grams, over 1000m of yarn. I used 2 skeins of the caron jumbo ombre for the cropped cardigan with cuffs and then made a second one that was about 5 inches longer without cuff and that took 1 skein of pound of love exactly.
I'm 11 and I love making these cardigans!! Made a few mistakes on my first one (didn't realise how much yarn I needed) and Im making another by learning from my mistakes. Thank you so much I am ever so grateful for your tutorial - even my mum wants one!!
@@n0valy732so I buy aran yarn from The Wool Warehouse. It takes about 5 yarns to do the cardigan without adding length. If you want to add length, it would need 1 or 2 more yarn, depending how much longer you would like it. Bear in mind that these measurements are based off of my own body (I have an average body for an 11 year old). Hope that helps!
I just finished my first ever big crochet project....thank you so much for the easy detailed video..just watching this gave me motivation to go ahead and start the project... I wasn't sure, if I'd be able to finish it.. but thank God... I just completed it. Thank you so much Kelsie for this video... seriously can't thank you enough. 😊
I was meant to be dyeing my hair but then I saw this tutorial and now I’m going to the craft shop 😂 I love your tutorials they’re really great to follow and it’s really reignited my love of crochet!
I am so thankful for this tutorial! I am a huge visual learner and still struggle to read patterns as a newbie. Can't thank you enough for this! I'm excited to make my first cardigan~
As someone who has been crocheting since she was 9, I love seeing all of these young crocheters in the comments! I’m 21, and so glad other young people are seeing this craft as an art form and wanting to keep it alive❤
My daughter found your cardigan on Tic Tok and asked if I could make it for her. I haven't made a wearable aside from hats before but she asked and I had to try. I finished sewing in the ends this morning and can't wait to give it to her. Your tutorial was so easy to follow and helped me feel more confident while making it. Thank you!
I have made two cardigans in 5 days following this tutorial 😊 I just love them and I will for sure make more! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us ❤
@@ShPeLLy thanks for telling us how much you used, I'm also thinking of using some paptya batik that I got the other week, I've started making a blanket with it but I'm not too far in that I can't unravel 🤔
I used the giant spool of mandala brand yarn from Joann. It's 3 weight as well but I used a 6 mm for the hexagons, a 4 for the cuffs, and a 5 for the border. I still have some left over and it's a 1,181 yard skein. Give it a try! I didn't think I could do something like this a year ago, but here I am with my first clothing item!
I've been crochet for over 10 yrs now and never do big projects because I get to overwhelmed. I'm on my second cardigan with a hood and have enjoyed these so much I want to keep making more! (My poor closet, I'm going to have to start giving them away). I also just taught a friend of mine to crochet a couple of months ago and this was literally her first project! She loved how easy it was to follow along and gave her the confidence to make more wearable and learn to read patterns so she can shop on Ravelry. Thank you so much for your content. I know life gets hard sometimes but you truly are making a difference in people's lives.
I saw someone wearing one of these and I fell in love with it. She said I made her day. She did a great job. She said it was easy and told me where to find the instructions so I will be making one, maybe more for gifts.
I would love for you to write a pattern for this. I would buy it instantly! I’ve been crocheting for 15 years and have never had the courage to make any type of clothing. I’m excited to work on this with your tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us all.
I made my very first wearable (not including hats & scarves) using this tutorial! I used Bernat Blanket yarn and the cardigan turned out AWESOME! I made it for my mom for her birthday - she goes monthly for cancer treatments and she is always cold. Using that yarn makes it feel like you're bundled up in your most favorite blanket! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!! I'm now making one for myself (I'm using "I love this yarn" in 'sea muse') Love your channel!
I started working on this over the weekend and I'm loving it! For anyone who thinks they can't do this, trust me when I tell you that you can! Don't get discouraged if you make mistakes...I've been crocheting for decades and when I first got started on this I only did five sides instead of six and didn't realize it until I went to join the shoulder seam! LOL When I made the second sleeve piece I went to join that one and was a row short on one side! Talk about a comedy of errors..I just laughed and frogged back to my mistake and fixed it. So give this a go! You won't be sorry...it's cute and cozy and pretty easy to make. Thank you for this video Kelsie! I'm off to add a hood. You should add a link to that video on this one. :)
this is my second time making this cardigan and i forgot how satisfying it is to make the cuffs… they fit around my wrist so perfectly 😭 thank you kelsie!!
U r explaining every detail and it seems easier thanks to u. I bought my yarn and waiting for the shipping. I'm lookin' forward to start soon. Thanks alot. U encouraged me to make it. Thnx for sharing. Take care. 🥰💓👏
I just finished this and I was doing it for over a month. I'm so glad that I completed it without leaving it unfinished. And it looks so cute. Thanks to you, the instructions are so clear. I'm lookin forward to your other videos.
I just finished making this with all different types of blue hues, and it looks absolutely beautiful! The way you explained everything was super easy to follow, and you covered all of the parts where I thought I would be confused. Thank you so much for creating this tutorial…this is now my favorite cardigan/thing I’ve ever crocheted ❤😂
Hi!! When you do the stitches for the sleeve extension, does your starting cluster stay in the same place? With each row my starting place shifts diagonally , not sure if I'm doing something wrong or not
I have just finished making my adapted version (I made a hood by sewing 2 granny squares together) and a baby version, thank you for making this soo easy to follow ❤️
This tutorial is SO GREAT! You’ve inspired and literally walked me through my first granny cardigan. My daughter can’t wait for it to be finished. Thank You again for sharing your amazing talents with us 💜💜
I'm *finally* attempting to make my first cardigan after crocheting for 20+ years. The way you do your videos makes me *actually* understand/see what is going on! Love your videos. (And your work! Seriously, Everytime I see one of videos I'm like, crochet GOALS!)
Just finished my cardigan - this was an amazing project that was deeply fun to work on and the tutorial is so well made. Everyone loves the sleeves especially! And I got to learn a lot. Thank you so so much for this, I can't express how happy I am I found it!
Im 8 and i started crocheting about a year ago. Im now making this cardigan and it is turning out soooo pretty! I am working on the rows that you add on the back to add space for your neck. Everything you did was so easy to understand. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
A lady posted hers on FB the cropped cardigan and it turned out super, loved it and she said she followed your tutorial!!! Love these colours as well!!!
Thank you so much for the simplicity and details you provided…making this so easy to make…I just finished mines using puzzle yarn…will be wearing it tomorrow…so proud and grateful!!! Thank you so continuing to share your talent with us!!! Stay safe and be blessed ❤
Thanks to your easy to follow instructions, I am making this cardigan, it will be my first wearable after 50+ years of crocheting mostly doilies. Thank you so much for this video.
I've got 4 pieces, 2 cardigans, on the go. I think everyone is getting one of these for Xmas. I think they'd look nice on kids too. Great tutorial thank you 😊
Thanks for this great tutorial! I just learned to crochet a month ago & was able to make this. I love it. I added crocodile stitch to the cuffs to match some gloves I made. So cute!
Great Video!!! Best I've ever worked with!!! I would love to have a written version of the pattern for the future. I have made 6 of this cardigan for myself and for gifts. I receive complements EVERY time I wear mine. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I'm just going to comment here on the request for the written pattern, but only because I've been hooking a while, and I've written a few patterns from videos but only for myself. Let me tell you, it's very time consuming, and difficult. You have to get every little detail right, or the pattern won't come out right if you're trying to read it 6 mos or a yr later, when you're stuck somewhere without internet service. Ask me how I know. And that's w/me having a pretty good eidetic memory, so even if I don't have a perfect written pattern, I can still remember the parts I've left out, or got wrong. Not the best thing if you're writing it for someone else. Even if she were to offer it for free, ppl would still expect to have a well-written pattern, don't you think? I know I would. In fact, I know from experience that most parm writers will have any of theirs tried out by no less than 3 ppl, but preferably by 6! And they'll critique it honestly because they'll get to keep the pattern, and if it's got mistakes, what good is it? So, a video of a pattern is difficult enough. A pattern is a whole other kettle of fish! ❤
I feel like getting the multicoloured yarns to come out with an actual pattern that looks nice is such an elusive skill! Thanks for posting. I rely on videos, patterns are basically gobbeldegook to me
I’m only 13 I’ve been crocheting since I was 8. I loved this tutorial!! I recommend it 100%! I’m going to a cabin with all 8 of my siblings and I made a short sleeved one of these for the summer!! Thank you for this tutorial!
Love this pattern. I used it to make 3 sweaters for myself and my family, then made a newborn one for my niece, on the way, by just stopping early in the project! So versatile. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much. I was lost or let's say a bit confused last night. Your tutorial made so much sense and so much easier for me to follow than the pattern I tried to follow. I am truly grateful.
I’m almost done this is such a fulfilling project thank you for posting this tutorial it’s making me so happy. I’ve always wanted to make myself a cardigan but I didn’t have the discipline to stick to a project until now and I’m almost done :)). Had so much fun making this 💕 thanks for helping me complete a goal of mine.
The best tutorial ever. It’s so easy to adjust without messing up the whole thing. I used it to make my daughter a cardigan with thicker yarn and it turned out perfect!
I finally finished mine! I'm so slow!! I wore mine and was instantly noticed in town and it was commented on! And I gave you the credit for making the tutorial so easy! Love your channel!! 🎉❤
Since I have found your tutorial I have made two of these cardigans. I am going to make my second one longer this time. Thank you for a wonderfully detailed tutorial!
i will say I had to add a couple extra strips in the back cuz I am a bit of a bigger gal, but this was amazing, I;m not quite finished yet. still have to add length to the bottom, but loving this so far!! super easy to follow!!
love this tutorial. I just finished my first one since i started last wednesday. took a week and half because i have a toddler , mommy duties, and full time job. now my toddler wants one so im going to try and make her one.
I have never crocheted before and I found this tutorial and make my own cardigan thanks to you. It’s came so beautifully and Im getting so many compliments which makes me so proud of myself. Thank you so much for clear instructions. Highly recommend this tutorial for beginners. ❤
I have never understood this method of joining Granny squares until I watched this video. Thank you so much. I have a granny square project that I have been putting off for years because I didn’t understand this technique. Now I can attempt it. ❤
I just finished my cardigan + hoodie in 6 days! I used a 4-ply yarn + 6.5mm hook. I'm absolutely in loce with this pattern and will definitely make it more often. Thank you so much, Kelsie!
Hello, i want to do a cardigan as well, but i don't no how many yard i should get. Do you think 600g is enough ? ( i'm sorry english is not my fisrt language)😊
Amazing! I love this! I never thought I could attempt a garment. Too many pieces, too much short term memory loss and it wouldn't compute. This pattern and tutorial is fantastic!
I cannot say thank you enough for this tutorial ❣️ I made my first sweater. I have attempted 3 other sweater patterns before this and the all came out wonky. I love this ❤️ THANK YOU 😍
This is incredible. I love DIY projects that allow you to experiment. I like the colours that you have chosen. I can imagine the yarn is super soft. Thank you for teaching step by step.
Eeeek! Just finished making this!! Perfect time off project- I finished in a few days. It literally feels like a blanket but with a little ventilation, perfect for spring! First wearable, so excited!!
I have tried making one of these and had so many problems but Queen you are a genius and have solved all of the problems i was having! so now i’m buying yarn to make one :) Thank you!
I discovered you thru tiktok and I'm working on this now! i'm stoked! I love your work and you're opening my eyes with little stuff I didn't realize before!
I just finished this and omg, i am IN LOVE. I will say that I had a minor meltdown trying to figure out the middle back since I didnt realize the second half was done in reverse. Aside from that, I did my own kind of edging but followed the rest of the pattern to a T. Amazing pattern and I will 100% be making another one lol
Found this tutorial, I've not long learnt how to crochet and I wanted to make a cardigan like this in a plus size. This tutorial makes so much sense and is easy to follow so far. Thank you so much for this!
I first attempted this hexagon-cardi late last year and I messed up royally - I followed a different tutorial. Not I am following tour tutorial and I am having a grand time and doing it correctly! I have pretty much done one side and now am starting the second side, and then will expand and join etc. Your instructions are clear! Thanks for sharing your time and talent with us all. :-) watching from Australia 🕷️ 🐨 🦘
I just made this cardigan for my daughter, she loves it so much she wears it even to bed Thank you 😊 FYI my daughter is 10 lol Now for the next project.....
YOU’RE AN AWESOME TEACHER!! Love how your cardigan turned out. I’m a beginner and very excited to try this pattern❤️❤️. Thanks for your easy to follow directions. Blessing🤗
Currently making this RN! And I’m really enjoying it! I’m always very hesitant to start larger projects because I very rarely finish them but the end is in sight! And I’m loving how it’s Turing out. Thankyou so much for the amazing pattern
The hexagon is supposed to be wavy, it will not lay flat until you fold it into the arm shape.
Thank you so much! This video is awesome!
I thought I'd done something wrong, when it wouldn't sit flat! I now know, that's how it is 😊
@@lwilliams781 girl me too. I was about to cry like how did I mess this up!
How many yards of yarn do you use?
My name is Kelsie, too!!
I am 9 years old and I made my first sweater thank you
That’s great!
kelsie a really love your videos i am 9 years old and i just made my first sweater but i dont have a phone to follow you sorry
Don’t reveal ur age in the internet
I do not believe your 9 years old lol
@@Thepresident498 just like you being The President 😅
For anyone that wants to make the body LARGER without making the arms huge : after you get the arm width you want.. on each hexagon before you seam up the arms you can still crochet down the front, around the bottom and up the back as many times as you want. When you have the desired body size(minus 1 row in the joining area), join the back just how she did. Then you can join the arms (leaving your desired neck space), finish the arms and cuffs, and add more length to the bottom if you want. Hope that helps anyone wanting to know!
Thank you!
So helpful!
I'm at this point on mine and I don't really understand how I could crochet the body larger, because if I'm understanding correctly, I'd need to only crochet 3 sides but I'd have to turn at some point and I have no idea how to do that with the granny crochet pattern.
@@lanamello7445 I’m size 3x in tops so for me to make the body larger when she did 3 rows at 29:54, I did 10 rows on each side instead. 10 on one, then 9 on the other with the 1 row for attaching them. I might even add rows to the front side as well as this pattern is definitely not intended for plus size people (not hating, just saying). You can make it longer by adding rows along the bottom as well. Hope that helps!!
@@sierrabreeding7161 That helped a lot, thanks Sierra!
For any plus size folks!!! I am a 3x and added 10 rows for each side on the back and 5 to the front sides as well for extra coverage. That allowed me to have the arms fit semi-tightly and add more to the body. Hope this helps!!
How did you add rows to the front? I’m normally a XL or 2Xl depending on how oversized I want and I can’t for the life of me figure out how to add length without adding more to the sleeves!
@@Saltyasthesea930 She goes over adding length to the cardigan. "Adding length to the bottom 39:32."
Hello. Could you tell us about how many skeins of yard (or how many grams of yarn) you used for your project? (She does not say in the video only that you will need "some yard" and I can't see where she's answered anyone's question about how much yard she used or what size she made hers. If you could say how much yard you used, that would at least give us some idea of how much yard to buy for this project. Thanks for your reply.
@@Bayouma777 Just seeing this now! So so sorry…. I don’t know if you still need to know but I used about 1.5-2 skeins of each of the 4 colors that I used. I used more white because I used that to connect the back and the cuffs.
How did you add rows to the front? Did you do it before adding length?
After two years of off and on crocheting and never finishing any of my projects, blanket after blanket and hat and stuffies, I’ve gotten to the point where I don’t even start any project. I get too caught up in my head and give up.
After multiple months of seeing your content I got the random urge to try and make this pattern and when I tell you, I got to the last row of my first cuff and starting crying because I became so overwhelmed with euphoria. Not very becoming but I wanted to share with you how much of a difference this made.
Not only am I so excited to make the other half of my cardigan, I’m filled with so much satisfaction to see a custom piece of clothing that fits my 3x size body, in the colors and style that I want it to. AND I MADE IT!! All because of you! Thank you for everything you do❤
UPDATE:
I finished my cardigan about two weeks ago and my mom loved it so much I’m making one for her!!!
I added my own choice granny squares to the back❤
That's lovely to hear. I hope you crochet lots more in the future
This touched my heart!! I’m proud of you!! Hope you keep crocheting!!!🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
You have inspired me, thank you💕
I'm so proud of you!!!!
so wholesome
Your tutorial for the hexigon cardigan is fantastic! I am 63 years old and have been crocheting since i was 11 and you have taught me a lot with this one. Keep doing tutorials. You are bringing a dying art back to life. Thank you!
Very good how many balls of wool do you need
Me too
I was wearing my hexagon granny stitch cardigan at Costo today that i watched this video to learn how to make. It's very colorful -wirh 6 different colors of yarn. I got two compliments on it while at the self-checkout from people who work there. One of them said, "I love your Hexagon cardigan!" And then she says, "PassionKnit Kelsie?"... I said, Yep! I learned this pattern from her! ... ...This was 2/26/2024... in Tigard, OR (a suburb near Portland, OR).
Kelsie, I watch your videos all the time while I'm crocheting. I'm 62 years old 😂... and have a 26 year old daughter, myself.
I'm so happy for you and your success. Your tutorials are awesome!!
I've been crocheting for 35+ years and have never seen the way you start your new row cluster in the corner like that and I am now making a granny square dishcloth just so I can use that technique. I love it! I usually slipstitch to the next space to start my cluster but I feel like it makes a little extra bulk. Your technique eliminates that bulk. Thank you for sharing this project and your techniques.
You are so welcome!
I was taught to crochet over 45 years ago, and I was taught to do my corners like this, as it makes the join for the round virtually invisible.
For those who are asking how much yarn she used…I looked up hobbi horizon light worsted dk, each cake or skein is 601 yards….I think she used 2…at least 1200-1400 would be my guess. Hope this helps those who, like me, could not find her answer anywhere.
Thank you. That was my first question.
Yes, thank you. This is the reason i was scrolling though the comments
Hey, actually I've made this cardigan with the same yarn, and I'm pretty sure she had to use 3 especially for the length. I'm a size M and I needed more than just two to get the arm length (I have wide shoulders and long arms). I ordered two and tried it but didn't even get to stitching them together because I couldn't finish the cuff for the second half
I did it with the same yarn too and I needed 3 and a half skeins while keeping it croped. I usually wear L size and my arms are quite long.
Thank you for this I have some mandala yarn that’s 590 yds per skein and I only have 3 and a 1/4 of those skeins left and I was trying to figure out if I could make a cardigan/sweater with what I have left without having to buy another skein. So thanks a bunch I should have just enough.
I’m 34 years old, have held the crochet hook for the 1st time, saw some beautiful self colouring yarn in Turkey and bought in anyways, I was thinking maybe in a few years I will learn crochet to make my own cardigan, u make it look so simple in ur video, the way u explain every step, ur way of explaining is so clear and calm,it gave me the courage to start my own granny hexagon cardigan, and 5 days later, Iv made my own cardigan, it’s unreal feeling soo accomplished, thanks a lot to you, wishing u success in all that u do ❤
As someone that doesn’t know how to crochet and has no idea what you’re talking about, this is insane lol. Anyone that can crochet and make something out of nothing is an absolute magician
That last line is exactly my thought.
It’s an easy skill to learn and quickly becomes instinctive. My mom taught me how to knit and crochet when I was about 10. I’m now 58 and very grateful for all she taught me. You can learn at any age though and there are so many tutorials here on UA-cam to learn the basic stitches and techniques.
Once u learn the basic stitches, u can make anything. I taught my sons friend how to crochet. He actually was so proud of himself he sat there laughing n giggling. He watched me doing it every time he came over!
Lol I feel like a useless human sometimes but at least I have this. Thanks 😂
This is the highest compliment any crochet artist could receive, I cant wait to finish mine!!
I'm 31 and have been crocheting on and off since I was about 10, and I've never tried to make wearables except scarves and hats because it always seemed so daunting. THIS tutorial is the BEST and I'm so grateful!! You explain everything so clearly and simply and I'm almost done with my first cardigan and I feel so much more confident and inspired to make more! Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Same! 31, learned knitting first, so I crochet "wrong" in form. I've gotten so far in progress in just a few hours tonight while mindlessly watching tv.
I’ve seen sooo many crochet tutorials, and no disrespect to anyone who graciously takes the time and effort to put them together, but this is the best one I’ve seen since I started in 2001. I’m on my 2nd sweater for my 15yr old in a week. We both follow you on Tiktok and we love your creations! One of the big yarn companies needs to sign you for a collaboration RIGHT 🤬 NOW.
I agree
Hello to everyone looking for the amount of yarn you‘ll need
I used the same yarn, same hook size, same amount of rows. For the full length cardigan she definitely used 3 cakes. You‘ll need a little less than 1 cake for each side (up to the joining of the two pieces). There is a little yarn left which should be enough for a small border. If you don’t want a cropped cardigan, you’ll need a third cake though to add the length.
Enjoy everybody, and order enough yarn 😅 I only got 2 cakes and now I‘ll have to wait for my color to come back into stock in order to finish 🙈 on the plus side, I‘ll have enough yarn to add a hood 😊
What size cakes? How many yards?
@@StageSitterin the video she used 200g weight 3 yarn
the commenter said they used the same
Hi Kelsie, it is so amazing seeing you young crocheters continuing in the craft from us old folks. You are so inspiring and thank you for teaching this old dog new tricks. Take care.
I just made this!
For anyone who really loves when cuffs and borders match, I did a back-loop-only border all around in the same size hook as the rest of the sweater (7 stitches up to the collar, then decreased down to 4). I really like it, and it made it sooo easy to add horizontal buttonholes - I'll be making the buttons with shrinky dinks. Also, I made some heart shaped granny squares to attach as pockets. Super cute, really easy to follow, and my first cardigan!
im 14 yrs old and i taught myself to crochet in lockdown .i rarely finish large projects but im thorougly enjoying this one.and it helps that the tutorial is so clear .
Well done, I bet your Mum is proud of you..👏 🙂 I didn't learn until I was 30yrs old.
@@helenreidt3315 my mums proud but she going mad at me having yarn laying round everywhere
Well done, keep going!😁
I learnt when I was 10 and it has given me so much pleasure and relaxation for the last 30 years.😁
Learning now at 20 years old for me! I learned how to knit only a little during the beginning of lockdown, so crochet is totally foreign to me.
this is genuinely one of the best crochet tutorials i’ve ever seen…i cant wait to try this
Finally, someone uses the join as you go seaming method for arm sleeves and explains it perfectly! Thank you!!
I've been crocheting for 50-51 yrs now. Your designs are really nice, you're a great instructor so easy to follow! Thank you for all shares! ❤❤❤
I am 11 and this was my first crochet garment. OBSESSED!!!
Congrats!!! I’m thirteen and almost done 😁
Edit- I finished and it’s amazing!!!
I made a silly decision ans decided to change colours every two rows so now I'm dealing with all these ends but I think it was worth it. This is a brilliant tutorial, I loved it and it's a very fast project also!!!
Look up a magic knot. No more ends.
Get mandala yarn then it changes without the fuss of manual colour change 😊
I just finished making this and it literally feels like wearing a blanket, its so cute and the directions are so easy to follow! Cant wait to see what other stuff you end up making
How long did it take you
@@hippiepisces9745 I made a cropped cardigan with border and it took about 17 hours roughly, I just started to make a second one I’m planning on making longer
@@WhereamI5 How many grams of yarn did you use?
@@thrishathiyadiki672 Im not sure on grams but it took just under 700 grams, over 1000m of yarn. I used 2 skeins of the caron jumbo ombre for the cropped cardigan with cuffs and then made a second one that was about 5 inches longer without cuff and that took 1 skein of pound of love exactly.
Can you show us how to add a hoodie too please ty
I'm 11 and I love making these cardigans!! Made a few mistakes on my first one (didn't realise how much yarn I needed) and Im making another by learning from my mistakes. Thank you so much I am ever so grateful for your tutorial - even my mum wants one!!
@Its.sophia it's so fun you should try making a top too!
@@HereForCrochet98 thank you!! I'm making a patchwork cardigan as I'm writing this🤣
Hi kamadothetangyro I wanna ask you how much yarn have you used? I wanna make one but I dont know how much yarn I will need.
@@n0valy732so I buy aran yarn from The Wool Warehouse. It takes about 5 yarns to do the cardigan without adding length. If you want to add length, it would need 1 or 2 more yarn, depending how much longer you would like it. Bear in mind that these measurements are based off of my own body (I have an average body for an 11 year old). Hope that helps!
How many grams of yarn did you use?
I just finished my first ever big crochet project....thank you so much for the easy detailed video..just watching this gave me motivation to go ahead and start the project... I wasn't sure, if I'd be able to finish it.. but thank God... I just completed it.
Thank you so much Kelsie for this video... seriously can't thank you enough. 😊
I was meant to be dyeing my hair but then I saw this tutorial and now I’m going to the craft shop 😂
I love your tutorials they’re really great to follow and it’s really reignited my love of crochet!
I love everything about this! All crochet, no sewing/seaming, etc. So easy and comfy. Great tutorial!
I am so thankful for this tutorial! I am a huge visual learner and still struggle to read patterns as a newbie. Can't thank you enough for this! I'm excited to make my first cardigan~
Because I’m a left-handed crocheter, I often find tutorial videos challenging - thank you for making this one delightful and easy to follow!
Maybe something you could try is mirroring the video? My mom used that for tutorials she wants to follow
As someone who has been crocheting since she was 9, I love seeing all of these young crocheters in the comments! I’m 21, and so glad other young people are seeing this craft as an art form and wanting to keep it alive❤
This comment made me smile so much. I'm almost 2 decades older than you and had the exact same thought.
My daughter found your cardigan on Tic Tok and asked if I could make it for her. I haven't made a wearable aside from hats before but she asked and I had to try.
I finished sewing in the ends this morning and can't wait to give it to her.
Your tutorial was so easy to follow and helped me feel more confident while making it. Thank you!
I have made two cardigans in 5 days following this tutorial 😊 I just love them and I will for sure make more! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us ❤
How much yarn did you use for your cardigan?
@@heathergutknecht1607 I used about 400 grams of yarn for the cardigan and about 100 more for cuffs and other borders. I used Papatya Batik yarn
@@ShPeLLy thanks for telling us how much you used, I'm also thinking of using some paptya batik that I got the other week, I've started making a blanket with it but I'm not too far in that I can't unravel 🤔
two😯 this is taking so long i swear i’m on my like 4 ep of survivor right now 😂
@@ShPeLLy looks like that is available on only UK amazon.is it very drapey or stiff? Is that a 3 yarn?
I used the giant spool of mandala brand yarn from Joann. It's 3 weight as well but I used a 6 mm for the hexagons, a 4 for the cuffs, and a 5 for the border. I still have some left over and it's a 1,181 yard skein. Give it a try! I didn't think I could do something like this a year ago, but here I am with my first clothing item!
I've been crochet for over 10 yrs now and never do big projects because I get to overwhelmed. I'm on my second cardigan with a hood and have enjoyed these so much I want to keep making more! (My poor closet, I'm going to have to start giving them away). I also just taught a friend of mine to crochet a couple of months ago and this was literally her first project! She loved how easy it was to follow along and gave her the confidence to make more wearable and learn to read patterns so she can shop on Ravelry. Thank you so much for your content. I know life gets hard sometimes but you truly are making a difference in people's lives.
I saw someone wearing one of these and I fell in love with it. She said I made her day. She did a great job. She said it was easy and told me where to find the instructions so I will be making one, maybe more for gifts.
I would love for you to write a pattern for this. I would buy it instantly! I’ve been crocheting for 15 years and have never had the courage to make any type of clothing. I’m excited to work on this with your tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us all.
This is the first one of my crochet projects that has actually turned out exactly as I wanted it. Thank you so much.
I made my very first wearable (not including hats & scarves) using this tutorial! I used Bernat Blanket yarn and the cardigan turned out AWESOME! I made it for my mom for her birthday - she goes monthly for cancer treatments and she is always cold. Using that yarn makes it feel like you're bundled up in your most favorite blanket! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!! I'm now making one for myself (I'm using "I love this yarn" in 'sea muse') Love your channel!
Such a lovely thoughtful gift. I hope your mom has a smooth recovery ❤️
I started working on this over the weekend and I'm loving it! For anyone who thinks they can't do this, trust me when I tell you that you can! Don't get discouraged if you make mistakes...I've been crocheting for decades and when I first got started on this I only did five sides instead of six and didn't realize it until I went to join the shoulder seam! LOL When I made the second sleeve piece I went to join that one and was a row short on one side! Talk about a comedy of errors..I just laughed and frogged back to my mistake and fixed it. So give this a go! You won't be sorry...it's cute and cozy and pretty easy to make. Thank you for this video Kelsie! I'm off to add a hood. You should add a link to that video on this one. :)
this is my second time making this cardigan and i forgot how satisfying it is to make the cuffs… they fit around my wrist so perfectly 😭 thank you kelsie!!
U r explaining every detail and it seems easier thanks to u. I bought my yarn and waiting for the shipping. I'm lookin' forward to start soon. Thanks alot. U encouraged me to make it. Thnx for sharing. Take care. 🥰💓👏
I just finished this and I was doing it for over a month. I'm so glad that I completed it without leaving it unfinished. And it looks so cute. Thanks to you, the instructions are so clear. I'm lookin forward to your other videos.
This was the most comprehensive hexi-cardigan tutorial I've seen so far, thank you!
I just finished making this with all different types of blue hues, and it looks absolutely beautiful! The way you explained everything was super easy to follow, and you covered all of the parts where I thought I would be confused. Thank you so much for creating this tutorial…this is now my favorite cardigan/thing I’ve ever crocheted ❤😂
Hi!! When you do the stitches for the sleeve extension, does your starting cluster stay in the same place? With each row my starting place shifts diagonally , not sure if I'm doing something wrong or not
I’ve made three sweaters in the past couple months from this tutorial and I absolutely love this formula!!
I have just finished making my adapted version (I made a hood by sewing 2 granny squares together) and a baby version, thank you for making this soo easy to follow ❤️
How/where did you join the hood? I'd love to add a hood to mine! 😊
This tutorial is SO GREAT! You’ve inspired and literally walked me through my first granny cardigan. My daughter can’t wait for it to be finished. Thank You again for sharing your amazing talents with us 💜💜
I love this pattern so much for having no sewing components. You are doing gods work with this pattern tysmmmm
I'm *finally* attempting to make my first cardigan after crocheting for 20+ years. The way you do your videos makes me *actually* understand/see what is going on! Love your videos. (And your work! Seriously, Everytime I see one of videos I'm like, crochet GOALS!)
Just finished my cardigan - this was an amazing project that was deeply fun to work on and the tutorial is so well made. Everyone loves the sleeves especially! And I got to learn a lot. Thank you so so much for this, I can't express how happy I am I found it!
Im 8 and i started crocheting about a year ago. Im now making this cardigan and it is turning out soooo pretty! I am working on the rows that you add on the back to add space for your neck. Everything you did was so easy to understand. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Well dang this IS an easy pattern and makes a sweater that fits unbelievably good with minimal effort! Thank you Kelsie.
A lady posted hers on FB the cropped cardigan and it turned out super, loved it and she said she followed your tutorial!!! Love these colours as well!!!
Thank you so much for the simplicity and details you provided…making this so easy to make…I just finished mines using puzzle yarn…will be wearing it tomorrow…so proud and grateful!!! Thank you so continuing to share your talent with us!!! Stay safe and be blessed ❤
Thanks to your easy to follow instructions, I am making this cardigan, it will be my first wearable after 50+ years of crocheting mostly doilies. Thank you so much for this video.
I've got 4 pieces, 2 cardigans, on the go. I think everyone is getting one of these for Xmas. I think they'd look nice on kids too. Great tutorial thank you 😊
I love the construction on this! I’m fighting for my life not to start this before I finish the other sweater I’m working on 😭
Who is making this in 2024 ?!!8
Currently making it
I'm starting my second one. Love it!!!
Me!! 🙌
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Been crocheting 40 years and this is my first go at this
I love the way you did the arm joining. Much better than simply slip-stitching across. Thank-you!
Thanks for this great tutorial! I just learned to crochet a month ago & was able to make this. I love it. I added crocodile stitch to the cuffs to match some gloves I made. So cute!
Great Video!!! Best I've ever worked with!!! I would love to have a written version of the pattern for the future. I have made 6 of this cardigan for myself and for gifts. I receive complements EVERY time I wear mine. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I'm just going to comment here on the request for the written pattern, but only because I've been hooking a while, and I've written a few patterns from videos but only for myself.
Let me tell you, it's very time consuming, and difficult. You have to get every little detail right, or the pattern won't come out right if you're trying to read it 6 mos or a yr later, when you're stuck somewhere without internet service. Ask me how I know. And that's w/me having a pretty good eidetic memory, so even if I don't have a perfect written pattern, I can still remember the parts I've left out, or got wrong.
Not the best thing if you're writing it for someone else. Even if she were to offer it for free, ppl would still expect to have a well-written pattern, don't you think? I know I would. In fact, I know from experience that most parm writers will have any of theirs tried out by no less than 3 ppl, but preferably by 6! And they'll critique it honestly because they'll get to keep the pattern, and if it's got mistakes, what good is it?
So, a video of a pattern is difficult enough. A pattern is a whole other kettle of fish! ❤
I feel like getting the multicoloured yarns to come out with an actual pattern that looks nice is such an elusive skill! Thanks for posting. I rely on videos, patterns are basically gobbeldegook to me
I’m only 13 I’ve been crocheting since I was 8. I loved this tutorial!! I recommend it 100%! I’m going to a cabin with all 8 of my siblings and I made a short sleeved one of these for the summer!! Thank you for this tutorial!
Love this pattern. I used it to make 3 sweaters for myself and my family, then made a newborn one for my niece, on the way, by just stopping early in the project! So versatile. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much. I was lost or let's say a bit confused last night. Your tutorial made so much sense and so much easier for me to follow than the pattern I tried to follow. I am truly grateful.
Just made my first one!! This tutorial is so easy to follow and it only took me a week to make!! ❤ Much love!! 😊
I’m almost done this is such a fulfilling project thank you for posting this tutorial it’s making me so happy. I’ve always wanted to make myself a cardigan but I didn’t have the discipline to stick to a project until now and I’m almost done :)). Had so much fun making this 💕 thanks for helping me complete a goal of mine.
The best tutorial ever. It’s so easy to adjust without messing up the whole thing. I used it to make my daughter a cardigan with thicker yarn and it turned out perfect!
I finally finished mine! I'm so slow!! I wore mine and was instantly noticed in town and it was commented on! And I gave you the credit for making the tutorial so easy! Love your channel!! 🎉❤
Since I have found your tutorial I have made two of these cardigans. I am going to make my second one longer this time. Thank you for a wonderfully detailed tutorial!
Can you upload pics?
Thank you so much for this tutorial, the hexagon cardigan is one of the easiest projects I've done so far and I absolutely love it.
i will say I had to add a couple extra strips in the back cuz I am a bit of a bigger gal, but this was amazing, I;m not quite finished yet. still have to add length to the bottom, but loving this so far!! super easy to follow!!
I am trying to add extra rows to the back as well and can't get them to match up to save my life!
love this tutorial. I just finished my first one since i started last wednesday. took a week and half because i have a toddler , mommy duties, and full time job. now my toddler wants one so im going to try and make her one.
I have never crocheted before and I found this tutorial and make my own cardigan thanks to you. It’s came so beautifully and Im getting so many compliments which makes me so proud of myself. Thank you so much for clear instructions. Highly recommend this tutorial for beginners. ❤
I just finished making this for my daughter and it came out great! Thank you for this tutorial!
Hi,I just finished half of the sweater and I'm loving it, thank you for being so sweet, kind and such a great tutor!!
You made this tutorial so easy to follow and understand! Especially for someone who usually only makes amigurumi items and not clothing :D
I have never understood this method of joining Granny squares until I watched this video. Thank you so much. I have a granny square project that I have been putting off for years because I didn’t understand this technique. Now I can attempt it. ❤
I just finished my cardigan + hoodie in 6 days! I used a 4-ply yarn + 6.5mm hook. I'm absolutely in loce with this pattern and will definitely make it more often. Thank you so much, Kelsie!
Hello, i want to do a cardigan as well, but i don't no how many yard i should get. Do you think 600g is enough ?
( i'm sorry english is not my fisrt language)😊
@@enorarller141about 1200 grams then divide it depending on what colours u want
Amazing! I love this! I never thought I could attempt a garment. Too many pieces, too much short term memory loss and it wouldn't compute. This pattern and tutorial is fantastic!
I literally just saw your reel for this cardigan and decided I need to make one and I find your tutorial this made my day !!!!
I’m about half way through a tiny human sized one for the toddler of a friend of mine. I can’t wait to see it in her!
I cannot say thank you enough for this tutorial ❣️ I made my first sweater. I have attempted 3 other sweater patterns before this and the all came out wonky. I love this ❤️ THANK YOU 😍
This is incredible. I love DIY projects that allow you to experiment. I like the colours that you have chosen. I can imagine the yarn is super soft. Thank you for teaching step by step.
Eeeek! Just finished making this!! Perfect time off project- I finished in a few days. It literally feels like a blanket but with a little ventilation, perfect for spring! First wearable, so excited!!
I have tried making one of these and had so many problems but Queen you are a genius and have solved all of the problems i was having! so now i’m buying yarn to make one :) Thank you!
You’re welcome!!
I discovered you thru tiktok and I'm working on this now! i'm stoked! I love your work and you're opening my eyes with little stuff I didn't realize before!
I just finished this and omg, i am IN LOVE. I will say that I had a minor meltdown trying to figure out the middle back since I didnt realize the second half was done in reverse. Aside from that, I did my own kind of edging but followed the rest of the pattern to a T. Amazing pattern and I will 100% be making another one lol
Found this tutorial, I've not long learnt how to crochet and I wanted to make a cardigan like this in a plus size. This tutorial makes so much sense and is easy to follow so far. Thank you so much for this!
Roughly how many yards did you end up using? Love the pattern, about to make my second one!
This is perfect for me, because I also stay in the corners and don’t chain between shell clusters 😂 love this tutorial!!!
I've always stayed in the corners of my granny squares, just found it so much easier
No sew sleeves!! I can’t wait to make this, thank you for the tutorial
I first attempted this hexagon-cardi late last year and I messed up royally - I followed a different tutorial. Not I am following tour tutorial and I am having a grand time and doing it correctly! I have pretty much done one side and now am starting the second side, and then will expand and join etc. Your instructions are clear! Thanks for sharing your time and talent with us all. :-) watching from Australia 🕷️ 🐨 🦘
I just made this cardigan for my daughter, she loves it so much she wears it even to bed
Thank you 😊
FYI my daughter is 10 lol
Now for the next project.....
Wow, im 13 and in love with this, im gonna make it for my grandma
YOU’RE AN AWESOME TEACHER!! Love how your cardigan turned out. I’m a beginner and very excited to try this pattern❤️❤️. Thanks for your easy to follow directions. Blessing🤗
Currently making this RN! And I’m really enjoying it! I’m always very hesitant to start larger projects because I very rarely finish them but the end is in sight! And I’m loving how it’s Turing out. Thankyou so much for the amazing pattern
I cannot for the life of me do the cuffs without losing a stitch every row, but the rest has been really easy to get right, thank you.
Finished mine now and shared on Facebook. It's a gift for a 6 month old girl with half blue half pink. Thanks for this great tutorial