Adult Crochet Sweater Part 1 of 3

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This pattern uses US terminology
This pattern is rated easy to intermediate. You will need to know some pattern reading skills for this project and will also need to follow the video.
Materials needed:
tape measure
DK/8ply and a G/4mm crochet hook
Worsted weight and an I/5.5mm crochet hook
Stitches used:
chain, double crochet, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet
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[@CrochetwithClare]

Free written pattern www.crochetwithclare.com/adult-sweater.html

[@BunnaySango]

This sweater...it fills me with determination

[@CrochetwithClare]

+BunnaySango Thank you for watching and thank you for your feedback

[@traceyrussell4288]

Awesome tutorial!! Great to have an Aussie accent for a change. Love the easy follow pattern instructions and your entertaining video. Thank you x

[@nancyoleksy]

I like when you say to pause the video and then come back when you are ready for the next bit. This way we are keeping up with you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Nancy Oleksy Thank you for watching and thank you for your feedback

[@lucyrafferty1437]

Bob, I am loving all your adult clothing! Thank you so much. I have been inspired and even ordered the King Cole riot yarn. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more. x

[@maryhendrick1205]

Thank you for this video, I made the Cardigan and really love it! I truly like the pause video rather then the fast forword also.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+mary hendrick Thank you for watching - also thank you for your feedback

[@Elizabeth-eo6ie]

hey Clare, a trick I found was to use stitch markers at the increase corners and at the join to give added security while working the sweater or as us Aussie's call it a jumper. Thank you

[@CrochetwithClare]

Great tip Liz !

[@deeclark386]

Loving this Crochet-a-Long. Yoke comes from wooden piece of oxen harness which lays over the shoulders... Yolk comes from chicken, lol. Really like the instruction to pause video. Big thank you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+dee clark Oh yeh!!!! hahhaaha I am such a silly billy

[@ginagee5627]

I am trying to work this sweater in a fingering weight yarn. This video definitely helps! Thanks!

[@ginagee5627]

But I am curious how do you figure out how many stitches you need prior to the increases. Like for a chain of 76 your increases are at 10,24,10,&24?

[@CrochetwithClare]

@@ginagee5627 I have not made this in fingering yet so I am not exactly sure how many stitches are needed for the sweater. I would suggest going up at least two sizes and then try on after getting to the separation for the arms

[@OhMyNicki]

Love this! totally reminds me of Frisk's sweater in Undertale!!:) (the one with pink stripes)

[@msmith9090]

Hi! thanks so much for your amazing tutorial. It was te 1st sweater I ever made, and I used the crab stitch (my favorite) for the cuffs and bottom. Am ono the cardigan now. you are the best!

[@CrochetwithClare]

+m Smith thank you for watching my video. I would love to see your finished project on the bobwilson123 facebook group. facebook.com/bobwilson123KZbinCrochetVideos/

[@esakkinithya6485]

Thanks for the great tutorial !! It fits me so perfectly ..

[@CrochetwithClare]

That is great news ! Thank you Esakki for watching my video tutorial

[@lindaewald9252]

Ty super easy. I alter mine I added ridges on sleeves neck and bottom. This is a good pattern for bigginers

[@CrochetwithClare]

Awesome Linda and thank you for your feedback on the pattern

[@joannelavertu1538]

Hi, The yoke came from the wooden harness used for ox to pull carts in the past

[@pasoapasonails6052]

Thank you a lot for your instructions! You have done a great job with your channel and website! I now have things more clear in my head!

[@CrochetwithClare]

You are very welcome, thank you so much for watching my videos

[@elayneepperson1]

Dear Clare, hope you are feeling better by now, I understand hard days. So glad you put this adult sweater on. I also prefer the pause method. I have been making the baby sweaters which as so similar as you know, but learned something very new watching this video, which is to make an increase at the place you join at the start. I had not noticed that in the written baby pattern, makes a big difference. I had to frog four times joining at the neck it kept twisting dang it! Anyhow as usual thanks a big bunch I do enjoy and always look to see what you are talking about. You seem so patient and explain pretty well I think. Perhaps you need a new Bob huh? your fan grandma sam

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Elayne Epperson Hello, thank you for your kind words. Thank you for watching Cant get a Bob at the moment as we are renting. Maybe one day :)

[@kathrynsmith233]

Thanks for this pattern Clare, I have been looking for a simple style jumper like this all winter! So definitely making this. It would be helpful if you could include on your patterns the amount of yarn needed to make the different sizes as you do not show how much yarn is in each of the balls you are using. Thanks again. :)

[@kathrynsmith233]

+Kathryn Smith Hi clare sorry just watched the video again and you do mention the size of the balls of yarn. It would still be helpful if you could write that on future patterns though. Thanks. :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Kathryn Smith No worries, thanks for the feedback

[@susanstephen4555]

Yolk is the yellow portion of an egg. Yoke - (2 of several definitions) - A wooden crosspiece that is fastened over the necks of two animals and attached to the plow or cart that they are to pull. A part of a garment that fits over the shoulders and to which the main part of the garment is attached, typically in gathers or pleats. p.s. I had to look it up lol

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Susan “Susie or poosers61” Stephen omgosh hahaha Yoke and Yolk !!! Im such a wolly :)

[@donnasmith3805]

Its yoke dressmaker Seamstress term look up

[@Mrgreen1110]

Thanks so much for this, I love your videos and tutorials! P.S. I prefer when you tell us to pause and come back, I don't like fast motion.

[@jeanettepennington406]

Hi Claire I was looking for something to make for my friend for her birthday ......it was only when I started to watch that I realised I made myself one about three years ago mines pink it s a nice paattern to crochet distill watching your videos

[@CrochetwithClare]

That is awesome feedback, thank you for choosing my pattern, again :)

[@betty2226]

Yesterday I got the idea of making a sweater from my sister. She was wearing one and I decided I wanted to make one. So I came on youtube and found this video. I went and got the yarn which I decided brown and pink were the colors I wanted to use. I started to make this sweater. This will be my first sweater I will have made. I am only on video one and I hope soon to be on video 2. I have to do this slow cause my carpel tunnel will act up and if that happens then I will have to put off finishing this for a while. I figure if I really like how this sweater is when it is finished I may have to make another for myself..=)

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you for choosing my videos. can't wait to see it finished

[@janewolfe890]

thank you i thought it would but wanted an expert opinion. love all your patterns

[@CrochetwithClare]

You are very welcome :)

[@ayshaasmaabeeryt3093]

You are best teacher in the world,🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 excellent 🥰 video 🥰

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you

[@badangel4335]

Is the part 2 and 3 not uploaded yet? Sorry to hear that you had it bad pray you were better I'll wait for the last two parts thank you very much for this tutorial 😊😊😊

[@CrochetwithClare]

+arthur paulsen Hello, Its a CAL so the next video is out on Friday Sydney Australia time :)

[@laurimalone9609]

Thanks for the video. You expressed curiosity about the term yoke. It's called a yoke, not yolk. Refers to the yoke used on the neck and shoulders of oxen pulling a plow or wagon. Thought you might like to know.

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day Lauri Malone thank you so much ! So nothing to do with an egg haha Happy crochet ❤

[@benubhalla9550]

thanks for the great tutorial ... in fact all of them ... thanks for your efforts

[@zitadevi]

Thank you so much!! Also your color choices are really cute!

[@1tcwoody]

Hey Clare, I was just wondering, would this pattern work with HDC? I was thinking with the yoke that I could use HDC and do the increase on every other row. I just like the more closed fabric that HDC makes as opposed to DC. Thanks

[@CrochetwithClare]

you could use hdc for the top. it would just take more rows to do. just keep increasing just like with the double crochet until you reach the measurements or size you need.

[@Mrgreen1110]

Very helpful! Im interested in doing this in tunisian if possible

[@MsMatador7]

Loved the video; excellent as usual...Since, I am triangular shaped, is there a way that I can make the body part a bit larger? I have gone a size bigger on the top to compensate, but, I still think it may be too small once I get down to my middle and bottom area...i plan on adding a few rows to the neckline to adjust for the smaller size that will be needed in that area...Thanks, Sweetie...

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Denise N, Fortney Hello, Yes I think if you add a few increases after the joining round, this will make the bottom section bigger. Hope this helps

[@MsMatador7]

+bobwilson123 Thanks Claire...Have an awesome evening...

[@sarahbilton4650]

Hi Clare, I actually learned to crochet with your videos last August. This is my first jumper, I have been crocheting scarves, gloves and blankets up until now. Thank you for the great tutorial. I am making this super stripey to use up lots of yarn I have, I would love to make a hood for this jumper, do you have any tips or videos that would help me do this? Your videos and patterns are fabulous, THANK YOU!

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello Sarah, so glad that you can use my tutorials to further your skills :) I have not made a hoodie before, but if I was going to I would - Attach yarn at center front crochet around the neck opening until you get back to the center front - DO NOT JOIN- Turn Crochet back across Turning your work at the end of each round Crochet until your hood is tall enough, Fold hood and sew top seam Hope this helps :)

[@sarahbilton4650]

bobwilson123 Thank you so much for your reply! I will give it a go. Still only on my yoke at the moment, but it's going well. Such great satisfaction watching my crochet grow.

[@rennykurniahadiaty8508]

Hi Bobwilson, Hope everything is fine with you! Thanks so much for the video. All the best ... :-)

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Renny Kurnia Hadiaty Thank you for watching

[@Pamela_Marie]

Thank you for taking the time to share your tutuorials. I watched part one and two, and most of part three. I haven't attempted any apparel yet, have made alot of scarves, blankets, prayer shawls, etc. I think I will be able to accomplish this pattern! I have a question that pertains to decreasing when you are ready to attach the sleeve. I am going to make it in one color, not the spiral you showed (although I think it looks great)! You decreased in every double crochet grey row, and skipped the half double row. Do you do this the same way using one color if you are only doing double crochet, and not the combination of both? I hope that makes sense. Again, thank you so much!!

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Pamela Binder Hello, yes makes perfect sense :) Yes I would decrease every second row of DC - if you want the sleeves to decrease faster , do it every row, hope this helps

[@Pamela_Marie]

+bobwilson123 Thank you for the quick response! I bought my yarn yesterday, hoping to get started soon :)

[@thu-hongluu4656]

You are the great tutorial 😍

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you so much for watching

[@mjperfume1523]

It's called a yoke bc when put a yoke on animals, they are yoked together, so therefore when you start the neck of dress, it is called a yoke. There is another word for yoke, but I can't remember what that word is.

[@robyn3349]

Thank you for the video! Hope things are going better for you! :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Rob yN You are very welcome, yes feel much better now thank you

[@ydpenn]

I've made this sweater 3 times. Love it.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much and happy crochet to you

[@0912jenjen]

Thank you for the vid.. it is awesome I love it!!👍👍👍 keep it up!!

[@leenamohammed6437]

This is beautiful!

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Gwen Watson Thank you :)

[@leenamohammed6437]

+bobwilson123 you're welcome :D

[@mjperfume1523]

Making the cardigan is exactly how you start the yoke of a baby dress

[@Deeozpq]

That would have to be one of the most confusing websites I have ever been too. Please please please give this old chook a direct link to the pattern so I can download it.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello Del, so sorry about that. Here is the link www.crochetwithclare.com/adult-sweater.html

[@TinTinParksakaWestergaard]

They are awesome

[@cindyschwegler6387]

Thank you I will try it

[@fabulousmarilyn3.088]

yeah

[@Sierra0209]

ça va faire avancer l ouvrage de croiser les mains ?

[@agnesrobertson6520]

Hi I have been through all the links visible on this page but cannot find any link to the written pattern, really like this and wondered what is the largest size it can be made in ..thanks

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Agnes Robertson Hello, I am sorry about that, I have had a really hard 2 days - couldnt stop crying :( I have updated the links for you Written pattern www.bobwilson123.org/wearables.html Thank you for watching :)

[@АлияДавлетова-с9ж]

Thank you from the heart !!!

[@ranitadechocolate27]

I've been a follower of yours like for a long time! You really are a lovely person. I really have to thank you as I learned to crochet with your videos. I love the mesh tank top you did is very classy. Now I am doing this project and feel really excited. BTW I wanted to ask you is it possible to make this sweater with a sc instead of a dc? would like to have your opinion. Thank you for being so awesome.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Adriana Guadron Hello, thank you so much for your wonderful feedback I would say yes it is possible with the single crochet. I have wanted to make one in the hdc stitch, I just got my yarn (yep my yarn ban is totally busted, but it was $2 a ball and I can make a woolen sweater for about 10% of the normal price !!) Let me know how you go with it, I would say that dont make your tension too tight or it will be very stiff and not have a drape to it

[@rasiqzahoor5603]

Good work

[@megangiselle]

Give yourself permission, Clare, to grieve when you need to. We'll be here when you are ready to get back at it.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+megangiselle Scull - Monroe Thank you, I am good most days it just every now and then it hits me and i am out of action for a few days, i just go with what i am feeling on the day, If i am good then I do work if not then i sit and crochet :)

[@Aussiefan19]

can this be done starting from the bottom and working up to the top?

[@diomond1228]

I love this

[@sobeautiful40]

hello bob can u tell me how many stiches is for 88 and the rest of the sizes please can u tell me 88, 100, 112, 124, 136 thanx im totally confused

[@tonyawalker7286]

Hey bobwilsonI'm doing the sweater do I repeat round two repeat this until I get armhole size..... I'm in the beginning where it say slip st into ch one space, ch four , one Shinto the same ch one space .....

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Tonya Walker you will keep increasing every round until you get to your armhole measurement. continue to the 2nd tutorial to keep going. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYaTlap_ftaSm9U

[@judistoker7704]

Clare, I have scoured the internet for a crochet cardigan pattern (plain, traditional style with buttons) in a fingering weight yarn and I can't find one anywhere. I'm baffled that this seemingly doesn't exist, but there has to be one, somewhere. Can you help?

[@CrochetwithClare]

I guess there would be somewhere, but the internet is a big place. Did you try Ravelry?

[@janewolfe890]

thank you

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Jane Wolfe Thank you for watching

[@laurimalone9609]

Do you have patterns for a boat-necked ladie's sweater?

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day Lauri Malone thank you for your comment. Unfortunately I do not have a boat neck pattern

[@antoinetteholst4312]

Hi i live in Denmark i follow you 😊maby you can do a video on a man sweater i dont see so many on KZbin 😊and i love your way to do things 😊😊thanks 😊😊

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, this pattern is uni sexed :)

[@TheMiranda08]

yes like this

[@jo-leeweyer-henderson2947]

will this pattern be able to be done in single crochets??

[@Karanodom]

thanks!

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Karan Odom Thank you for watching

[@CozyCorysCorner]

Curious can you make it like a 3/4 sleeve instead of a full length? Or put like a cuff? It drives me nuts when my sleeves are loose since I like them tight at the wrists

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Kimberlee Cory (Birdie) Yes you can, I show you how to decrease so that you can make your sleeves tighter, I am with you I prefer my sleeves fitted, I also show you how to do the cuff :)

[@lindapuspita1914]

How about small ply yarn??how many chains must we made?

[@CrochetwithClare]

you would follow the same type of directions making your starting chain to reach your measurements. also how thin of weight are you thinking of using. the pattern is written for both dk and worsted

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

I can’t find the pattern on your website.

[@صنارةالصوف]

is it suitable for a seven years old boy?

[@val71999]

i'm here because... frisk...

[@lanzhan1920]

vallraiene OMG SAME!!

[@theoddbud1717]

Yup! Me too!

[@TylerUsagi]

Same!!!

[@jimcross60]

Should I have the same number of stitches on the front and back between the arms, I keep getting different amounts, I keep checking every few rows whilst I'm knitting the top 14 rows of increases,never the same..I've unravelled 3times now because I'm convinced the front and back should line up and be the same? Thanks

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, yes they should be the same amount

[@kadyjabrealey1421]

cheers how are you feeling?

[@CrochetwithClare]

+kadyja brealey Hello, I am good, thank you for asking :)

[@philomenameyer3812]

Not sure if you can help or not. I am looking for a pattern for a summer sweater that is in stripes but they go up & down. I have found many very nice patterns but they all go across. Someone wants me to make it with a skirt to match. I am find with the skirt, but if you can help I would be so thankful. LOL

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, I do not have a pattern or tutorial for one, but you could make 2 squares and then sew them together down the sides and across the shoulders. You can make the squares with rows of double crochets or single crochets. Hope this gives you some ideas

[@maria33745]

hola, por favor puede repetir el princio pues no lo he visto bien la cantidad de puntos. muchas gracias.

[@kameshkrishna99]

my medium size , how many chains we have to do and short sleeves ,how to do

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Krishna Vaddadi Hello, all the information is in the video

[@memykyoko]

Hello Bobwilson123, can you please give me some advice? I started my own sweater after making 3. This time in foundation hdc. The stitches matched up for each increase with a 74 stitch yolk. My yolk started curving to the right. The holes don't match up. My stitches also don't match after I created the arm holes. I don't know what I did wrong. I looked at the work and haven't missed any stitches or accidental increase. Thank you in advance.

[@CrochetwithClare]

did you also check that you did not add a stitch into the space created when joining rounds? have you already joined for the sleeves? Where exactly are you in the pattern?

[@memykyoko]

@@CrochetwithClare I did check my stitch count. I put 3 stitches along with the ones in the middle of the increase and continued along each stitch across. My front and back stitch count was 64. And the added stitches for the arm was 3 each along with the 2 in the increase. My stitch count total should be 138? I came up to 132 or 133. I made sure to check for increases/decreases or skipped stitches. Because that has happened 4 rows down. I was so sad to unravel my progress lol.

[@memykyoko]

I stopped after the joining the front and back 2 rows in because my stitch count wasn't adding up.

[@CrochetwithClare]

@@memykyoko after you have done your chain....because you are using the hdc, you will want to do 1 less stitch. with the DC you make your chain and dc into the 5th dc form hook With the hdc you will need 1 less chain, hdc onto into the 4th ch, the skipped chain counts as hdc and a ch 1 I noticed you said you used the foundation hdc, you will need less stitches than the original chain because you skip the ones at the start. I think you need 3 less stitches

[@robinzipp1306]

I like it if you say pause video

[@stephanieverhage]

Would anyone know how to make this a wider opening at the neck? For like an “off the shoulder” look?

[@CrochetwithClare]

That is a very good question. In theory and without actually trying it - not sure if it would work You could make the neck the next size up from than what you would need to make it an sweater, then increase the yoke to where you need it Hope this helps if any?

[@stephanieverhage]

bobwilson123 that’s actually a very good idea! It’s worth a try! Thank you so much for the reply!

[@joannelavertu1538]

Stephanie Ver Hage yes I do add more chains in the beginning, use a tape measure to measure how loose you want it to be

[@laurielynndodd3066]

How many chains start chains would I have to do if I wanted to make it roughly a Mens L or XL? I want to make a sweater and felt it so I have to make it bigger the end size. I am not quite sure from the chart on the pattern.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi, here is the written pattern, You would need to take the actual measurements of the person you are making it for in order to know how many chains to use. You can find the written pattern here and instructions for the measurements as well. Once you know the measurements it would be easier for me to help you with the rest. www.bobwilson123.org/wearables.html

[@kewtkittyify]

Would this be ok for a men's sweater too?

[@CrochetwithClare]

+kewtkitty Yes, it is uni-sexed :)

[@joannewanless8954]

Do you know if Australian sizes are the same as u.k. Sizes. Hope you are ok

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Joanne Wanless Hello, I am not too sure, I am sure you could google it :)

[@elamas3735]

where can I find written instructions for this top, with the other sizes?

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Ela Mas www.bobwilson123.org/wearables.html

[@saiyamihaya4382]

I have a question. How do I get rid of the holes on the other side of the arm. The other side of the arm doesn't look like an increase. Please help I've been taking the sweater out over and over again because of that one side that doesn't look like an increase.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, can you send me a photo to [e-mail] so I can see what you have done :)

[@dorothytoman3864]

Hi can I use lion Brand pound of love yarn

[@CrochetwithClare]

Yes you can, not sure if you will have enough though depending on size

[@luzinetegomes7564]

Adorei!

[@lisarooney9065]

Are you using acrylic yarn?

[@CrochetwithClare]

hi, yes i am using acrylic. I use Red Heart Super Saver most of the time unless i show otherwise in the beginning of the videos. thank you for asking.

[@helenkennedy4014]

How many stitches for a size 2x?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello, if you watch the video or check out the written pattern, it shows you how to size your crochet to fit you :) So that way it doesn't matter on yarn, tension or hook size you use, you can get it to fit

[@juliebrown1510]

wait do I do 88, 12, 28, 12, 28?????

[@ruthjohnson8651]

How come this pattern wouldn't work for a boat neck?

[@CrochetwithClare]

i am sure it could work as a boat neck. i am not sure how to go about it at this time though.

[@juliebrown1510]

I'm confused on measurements. I'm in a larg T shirt size. I measured 21 1/2 around the neck. measured the arm holes left side 8 1/2 right side 13 the length I want is 34" how do I match up with your measurements??? yarn I'm using redhart size 4 worsted weight yarn?? HELP

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Julie Brown if your neck hole is 21 1/2 than you might want to chain the 76 and then feel how loose it is around once the first round is done. then you can follow the rest of the pattern for the rest of the measurements. you will keep going in the increase rounds until you reach the arm hole measurements. you should try it on as you go in order to see how it will fit your arms. hope this helps

[@juliebrown1510]

+bobwilson123 Thank you I figgered it out. working on it...

[@nancyvalverde3556]

Hi Clara, I can't find the pattern on your website. Please help.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Nancy Valverde Hello, I am sorry about that, I have had a really hard 2 days - couldnt stop crying :( I have updated the links for you Written pattern www.bobwilson123.org/wearables.html

[@rupamehta1235]

Ma’am where will I get a written pattern of this project

[@CrochetwithClare]

www.crochetwithclare.com/adult-sweater.html

[@leenamohammed6437]

Also, I prefer you to say "pause the video." rather than having a fast forwarded part of the video.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Gwen Watson Ok, thank you for that feedback :)

[@sankaraparna3624]

Can you give the age of stitches given in adult sweater

[@CrochetwithClare]

G'day sankar aparna thank you for your comment. I am not sure what you mean. Do you mean the amount of stitches ? That depends on what size the person wears If you meant the age of the person, this will also depend on what size they waer Have you joined our group yet? You can share all of your bobwilson123 projects here. facebook.com/groups/338449986970915/

[@sankaraparna3624]

Mam i want to know is the years for this Chain 76(88/100/112/ 124/136) as how you have mentioned for the baby cardigan

[@CrochetwithClare]

@@sankaraparna3624 They all pertain to the size you are making. the smallest number would be for the baby while the largest would be for the larger adult. Depending on the age and size you are making will determine the amount of chains you are doing

[@Vildmis]

what is the multiple of this? 4? :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

hello Trille, you make this sweater to measurements. you can find the chains in the written pattern here. www.bobwilson123.org/adult-sweater.html

[@robinzipp1306]

How much yardage do you need of yarn for a dk .

[@CrochetwithClare]

hello, the yardage you need depends on what size you are making. you are going to need at least 300g or more though

[@robinzipp1306]

Thank you so much. Love watching your tutorials can’t wait to start this sweater 😊

[@janewolfe890]

what is the color you are using in this tutorial

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Jane Wolfe Hello, I am using turqua and shocking pink :)

[@concettaalescio404]

copetina.ucineto.file. uliveto

[@kameshkrishna99]

what size needle no we have to use

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Krishna Vaddadi Hello, you can use a 5 or a 5.5 mm hook and worsted weight/10 ply yarn. If you are using 8ply or DK yarn you can use a 4mm hook

[@kameshkrishna99]

Thank u

[@enriquetagarcia8547]

hola no se si usted va a entender mi idioma pero le ruego por que me diga cuantas cadenetas lleva el principio del cuello porque estoy un poco liada he contado 13 puntos altos 1 cadeneta y 1 punto alto en el mismo espacio pero despues no se ha visto los puntos que lleva el delantero y las mangas puede decirme por favor los puntos altosque lleva la espalda mangas y delanteros contesteme por favor muchas gracias y muy agradecida saludos desde Malga España

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello I had to use a translator to read your comment If you have a look at the written pattern it has the number of chains, not sure if you can read English www.bobwilson123.org/uploads/1/6/3/0/16302954/sweater_recipe_adult_bobwilson123.pdf

[@Karanodom]

sorry. i have looked three times for this pattern. i cant find it. i hit adult sweater search and got objectionable material on patreon. the adult sweater video says free patterns, but it is not your pattern. why is it so hard to find your pattern.

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Karan Odom Hello, I am sorry about that, I have had a really hard 2 days - couldnt stop crying :( I have updated the links for you Written pattern www.bobwilson123.org/wearables.html

[@rupamehta1235]

Can someone help me with the written pattern I am from India

[@CrochetwithClare]

www.crochetwithclare.com/adult-sweater.html

[@janewolfe890]

would this pattern work for a mans sweater

[@lynnb2004]

Jane, I'm making this as a man's sweater. I borrowed a friend's husband's sweater to get the measurements and am actually starting it today. I think it will work beautifully! I've already made a woman's sweater with this pattern, and it's beautiful!!!!!! I love Clare's patterns:)

[@janewolfe890]

yes i have made the women's cardigan also i think this will work i want to make as a gift for son thanks for the input

[@CrochetwithClare]

hi, yes it could be made for a man. since you are using measurements to make it then it could be made for man. the sleeves may need to be done without the decreases though in order to fit properly.

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you! i would love it if you could share it on the facebook page when you are finished. facebook.com/bobwilson123/

[@janewolfe890]

sorry for double comment

[@friends4ever973]

Holy rabies, she's fast!

[@cindyschwegler6387]

That seam where you increased is really ugly. Can I just do th dc increase but not do the chain 1. Would I need to increase more?

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello Cindy, You can try doing 3 double crochet instead of the ch1 increase, then when you come to the next round, do you 3 dc into the 2nd double crochet of the 3 you did on the previous round Hope this helps