Beginner Crochet Leg Warmers

[@SpaceBassCase]

I used a different yarn as my nearest craft shop didn't have that particular style, however, my warmers turned out great! I'm brand new to crochet and this was an excellent tutorial. Thank you!

[@pimowski2525]

I have made a pair of leg warmers for my ice skater !!! First time ever !!! Great instructions, thank you !!

[@bhookedcrochet]

That's a great idea! So glad to help you accomplish this :)

[@virginiagarland6602]

Thank you for this video. I bought a pair years ago and can only find one leg. So now I can make as many as I want. I did wear the one I had with one leg cold and the other warm. True story.

[@janelleyharris5042]

😅

[@mydungcbt2010]

🤣

[@marziakhan2068]

Can you make a video on crocheting socks for beginners please? I like the way you explain and illustrate the stitches as it's easy to follow and there aren't many sock tutorials which are easy to follow.

[@XtremeXuxu24]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. It's super easy to follow for a complete begginer like me. Got so excited to do another project now :)

[@LMI101]

Why do all the crocheters on KZbin have such pretty hands? Lol

[@bhookedcrochet]

+LMI101 :D I guess we pay a little extra attention to make sure our hands are moisturized and manicured since they are the focus of our videos.

[@estherboiangiu8818]

fore the camera I gessssssssss

[@nettiplett]

@@bhookedcrochet I could do that and my hands would still look terrible as they're little and chubby. They dont call me Baby Hands for no reason 🤣 Thank you for a lovely tutorial. 😊

[@janelleyharris5042]

Her nails are beautiful! I wish I could grow my nails like that!

[@Preteahumblegirl]

LMI101 they sure do I thought the same thing 😊

[@meganlivesay8442]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. Since beginning I have learned the double stitch and make a loop shape by following YOUR instructions. Thank you!!! 😊 I am on one legwarmer..

[@MsPhilly30]

I am trying to learn how to crochet and this is the best instructional video I've seen so far 🥰😊

[@melodeelucido1446]

Brittany you are an excellent teacher! I used to crochet a lot but life crowded out this love. As I began again I felt that lovely kinesthetic therapy. Thank you. New sub

[@Fiona_Co]

This is the most helpful tutorial I’ve found! Thank you so much!

[@kerryverchere6268]

it's hard to follow as a beginner because you explain things that make no sense to me. but you are a great crocheter. I will come back when I know more. Thank you

[@GinaLay]

Hello, I wanted to take time as a YT to say thank you for making such great videos! I am making leg warmers and I would like to know why I keep getting a space when I slip stitch to the next row. Any advice ? I know it’s hard to know exactly why without seeing it. Your voice is also very relaxing and pure. Almost like a relax meditation video. ❤

[@wildthang200327]

I love the way the yarn looks like hair

[@nekofiercewarrior20]

Thank you!!!! You saved me!!! I can try this pattern with thick wool for my sister and mom !

[@aristichatz]

I'm going to use these for ballet! It's getting cold here and with the second lockdown it's hard to find ways to remain warm at home, they're beautiful

[@bhookedcrochet]

Oh that's such a great idea!

[@xxastro123xx6]

Ooo if I learned how to crochet about 2 or three years ago then I could've used them for when I did dance!! (I'm 13 btw but now I'm doing soccer)

[@MzEbony_Luvz]

This was simple and straightforward thanks for the video

[@GladysRWhite]

Hello Brittany, I am just learning to crochet and love your tutorial! Thank you so much for posting something for beginners, so well explained. I am wondering if you could do a tutorial for making socks - for beginners as well!!! I would just love it. Thanks again, and please continue your nice work.

[@dalanamarie]

It's worth subscribing to B.hooked Crochet for the commenters alone! What a supportive and helpful group of people. Great video too, by the way :)

[@Annadlight]

Thank you!) Your videos are brilliant. You explain everything so clearly. ANd you also have a really nice voice))

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thank you so much!

[@zulemaflores1234]

Subscribers, if you know how to rib stitch, it will help to start with a rib stitch at top and you can either DC or HDC. The ribbing at top of the leg warmer gives it a stretchy outcome. When you DC or HDC to every 4th row. For every 4th row that you DC or HDC, work 4 DC or HDC, then increase one. Keep repeating this pattern, crochet 3 rows and on the 4th row increase one, the patterns is 1,1,1,1, decrease 2 together. Again, crochet 3 and on the 4th row decrease, crochet 4, then decrease one together. Then at the bottom of the ankle, do another ribbing stitch. It's really up to you, the ribbing stitch gives-it that stretch for leg warmers. You can go to tutorial videos on the ribbing stitch. Happy crocheting to you!

[@mariavalenzuela5018]

Thanks for sharing all of your beautiful work 🌟

[@happythredz]

you’re really good at explaining things

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that 💙

[@cherylmelton2108]

You explain and show how to great! Thanks for that...

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thank you so much, Cheryl!

[@edcruz7246]

❤️ first thing I ever tried. Thanks

[@chaskaf1253]

Can you addition the caption on all video that you did show us about crochet and others stuffs. Since I don’t understand you so please addition caption since I am deaf.... I want to learn how to crochet..

[@TheRealRoyGBiv]

You can turn on the captions on the right hand corner

[@vandanapatel3651]

I made this design came out really nice. Thanks for the awesome design:)

[@bhookedcrochet]

Fantastic!

[@حياة-ظ6ض]

B.hooked Crochet

[@shannonsonsky]

When I realized I had to chain 45 instead of 35 to fit around my calf... wow, that hurt my self esteem lmao. Great tutorial though! I love this channel.

[@Swansong343]

Same gurl we thick, nothing wrong with that

[@PSALMSOFSONGS]

Wow. This is so simple and cool.

[@jodiemagill6154]

Im so excited to make one of these legs warmer . thank you so much for sharing it your a great teacher

[@bhookedcrochet]

You are so welcome! Glad you're having fun with them!

[@malakmeli486]

Thank's sweetheart ♡ am from Algéria it's so easy love you

[@anisaaziz546]

U r den Algeria.wow.l was born there

[@tresaley8802]

They look nice,and warm. Thank you for sharing. :)

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thanks Tresa, they really are warm!

[@xxastro123xx6]

I've been crocheting for a year now and soon ima play soccer so i need sum leg warmers and i thought this would be a good idea! (I'm 12 almost 13 btw)

[@theotispatrick4191]

Love the yarn you're using.

[@surf1ncybersis]

This is my kind of project! Thanks for sharing! I am your newest subscriber!

[@bhookedcrochet]

Excellent! Thank you for your support!

[@darrenrosier1279]

Very well explained, thank you.

[@jodiemagill01]

Beautiful I'm going to make this leg warmer thanks for the video 🙂. Jm

[@kerryverchere6268]

wow that is amazing, first crochet video I have watched and i think i got it! thank you. How many rounds would I do for a newborn leg warmer please?

[@sherrimoran3340]

beautiful work.holpfull have more patterns.☺

[@62maham]

your video is really helpful Thank you for your work and effort 💜💜💜

[@jessicagutierrez650]

This video really helped me thank you so much

[@Ira.1]

Thank you so much Brittany for sharing your creativity and talent with us! I like to dabble in a lot of creative stuff and kind people like you make this very easy for me. Can't imagine how else would I've learned these things. I did learn a bit of crochet as a kid in school, but had forgotten almost all of it. I am grateful that there are nice people freely sharing their knowledge and I've access to it. This is gonna be my next art project, preparing for winter since I tend to get really cold :D and also because crocheting seems like something that'd be relaxing to do. The quality of your video and your style of teaching are impeccable. I followed almost all of it and would figure out the rest as I go along. Also visited your site and the little disclaimer was heartening :) I'd also like to add an elastic at the top of the warmers once they're done. Any tips for that? All the very best to you! Much love

[@jcstjohn43]

Very good teacher wow good explain

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thank you! 😃

[@bayborn510]

Can you do a video on how to crochet a square/cat beanie? Your instruction is unparalleled. Please and thank you 🙏🏽

[@preciousmichael5359]

If you're already familiar with crocheting, make a rectangle that is the length of what you want the eventual circumference of the hat to be, and the height the same height that the hat will be (sitting about an inch or so taller than your head). Fold it in half lengthwise and sew up the side and top of the hat to make a squarish shape. When placed on the head the top corners of the square will make the ears. I know it's some time after you posted your comment but I hope it helps! :)

[@tamykoennis2982]

Britney, i made these leg warmers in soft essentials by red heart

[@ettywilson7108]

Love the colour of the one you making, can you tell me what colour are they?

[@kiovannibrown4716]

I I love it I'm making it now as we speak

[@LadsandCas]

Can these be done using a knitting loom? I am not physically able to handle knitting needles or crochet hooks, but I seem to do ok with the knitting looms, and I've had a request for some legwarmers which I cannot find any patterns or tutorials for to be done on a knitting loom. Thank you kindly.

[@stinky6002]

Here's a tutorial on making leg warmers with knitting loom kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXWfpd_abZspck

[@AndiTointonLivingAGoodLife]

I’m going to try these instead of making octopuses 🐙

[@blatantlyniv]

Thank you so much for the video! Till now that best explained video I have come across! I just have one question. What do I need to do if I want a tapered leg warmer?

[@solangevalcarcel1639]

Hello how you doing? Love the video but question can I make it longer up to my thighs?

[@gamom1]

Another awesome video

[@aydiemouulugun5595]

Fantastic thank you so much x

[@amandavollick9872]

Great job i will be trying different pattern's. However i am a lefty and there are no videos for leg warmers for lefties. My question to you is what material are you using? Also you are making your chain to fit an adults calf how many inches does yours work out to be.

[@kittybitty420]

Amanda Vollick she tells you right at the beginning of the video what material she's working with, and also ANY crochet pattern can be done left handed you simply follow the pattern, that's all you do. There's literally no special changes in any pattern for left handed people because there literally doesn't need to be. You simply hold your hook in your left hand and follow the damned pattern you're reading or follow the instructions on the videos you crochet along to. I have no idea why on earth you think that being left handed is going to make a difference when it comes to crochet patterns, and why you think that there is such a thing as left handed patterns because they're all the same pattern.

[@kittybitty420]

Amanda Vollick like I said all you have to do is hold the hook if your left hand and follow the pattern you're reading or crocheting along to. Just for the hell of it I just looked up a "left handed" pattern for a basic granny square that I have memorized and crochet without looking at the pattern, and guess what? The pattern is literally the same exact damned pattern I've got memorized, and the only difference is that the person in the video is crocheting with their left hand.

[@kittybitty420]

Amanda Vollick so seriously there is NO SUCH THING AS A LEFT HANDED CROCHET PATTERN, the people can claim their pattern is modified for left handed people but it is absolutely not modified in any way at all what so ever the damned person is just crocheting with their left hand. So if you want to crochet leg warmers pick out one of the numerous leg warmer crochet along videos on here, and start crocheting. Because it LITERALLY won't matter if your crochet with your left or right hand, it will be the same pattern and come out the same exact way it's shown in the video regardless if you're left handed or right handed.

[@kittybitty420]

Amanda Vollick I'm honestly now curious how many patterns you haven't bothered doing because you think that they're for right handed people only. I can imagine that you've literally passed up doing hundreds of crochet patterns just because you're left handed and think that the pattern is for right handed people only.... Like I said I looked up videos of patterns I have memorized, and the unloaders are claiming they're left handed crochet patterns, but they're the same exact patterns I know by heart and the only difference is that the people are doing them with their left hands. Stop passing up crocheting patterns that you think you cannot do because you're left handed and you think the pattern is for right handed people only, because they're not and you CAN crochet them. Again you simply need to follow the pattern as instructed using your left hand. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@bjstacy2330]

Stephanie Sabine RELAX!

[@dreasmom2789]

Thank you.

[@zanayewebb9365]

The bow is amazing I'm only 11 yrs.old but I'll try it 👍👍

[@janelleyharris5042]

This is so relaxing to watch! 🙂❤️🙂

[@fierysoul1357]

What if we what the leg warmer to start at the knee? Would you have to alter anything? I'm sure as long as you have enough yarn you could go as long as you need/want.

[@backshots101able]

I love this video.. I have a question? If I want to make leg warmers that rise up to the thigh do I have to decrease stitches as I move towards the calf & ankle?

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thanks Tiffany! It may be a little easier if you crochet them from bottom up that way you are increasing rather than decreasing. You're right though, either way you'll probably have to do one or the other so they fit properly.

[@cynthiat9089]

I love your tutorials. I have made two things by watching your videos. I couldn't find a hat video, I would like to make one for my 8 year old daughter and my 11 year old son. I haven't found a tutorial I liked on hats. Have you thought about making one for hats? It would be amazing if you did! :) Thank you very much for all your guidance.

[@bhookedcrochet]

Thank you very much, I'm so glad you love my tutorials! I plan on publishing a hat video in the next couple of weeks. If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you may have seen a sneak peek. It's a beautiful puff stitch hat that will recommend Vickie Howell Sheepish yarn. It will be published next in line after my teddy bear video.

[@teresamiranda1823]

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[@franciscaascue3181]

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[@rezkitty397]

excellent, can't wait to try👍😉

[@Ashley-ln5ui]

So good for the beginners , thanks 🙏

[@HOMIEYRODO]

Do you think this pattern could work for sport leg warmers or should I try a different one? THNX by the way excellent tutorial!

[@kelleycombs3807]

I would like to make these long enough to go over my knee. Any suggestions? Should I make one end wider than the other or will the the stitched & yarn accommodate by stretching? These are really cute!

[@whimsey8]

Love the tutorial, but what is the brand type and color of the multi colored yarn in the opening scene? 'The colors are great! Thanks so much.

[@bhookedcrochet]

The yarn in the opening pictures is one of my favorites, Lion Brand Landscapes desert springs.

[@walaasaad21]

thank you so much

[@turnip954]

hey, lovely video its very helpful but I want to know where I went wrong because my leg warmer seems to keep getting wider and wider as I crochet??? I am not adding any stitches or at least not to my knowledge and I'm trying to make them as tight as possible but it still ends up being wider than the last row???

[@Kellster091283]

What yarn did you use for the thumbnail and photos for this video? I love the colors and it seems like the rows flow really nicely. Also, unrelated to this project - I just had a question about wrist/hand problems. I've been getting back into crochet pretty heavily after taking a long break after I learned and it seems like my left hand (working end) is not adapting well. I have some pain and weakness in my hand and wrist. Do you know know if compression/arthritis gloves will help with that? I think I may be straining my hand due to the way I'm holding my working yarn. Any advice? Thank you.

[@bhookedcrochet]

Hi Kel! I used the colorway called 'desert spring' for the thumbnail and photos on the website. It is my favorite colorway out of all of them! As far as your wrist troubles go, I can completely relate, although it was my hook wrist that troubled me. I switched over to Clover Amour hooks and that mostly solved the problem. I've also found that my "stamina" for long hours of crocheting increased over time. I've never used the compression wraps, so if any one else reading this can chime in, that would be great. I would probably give them a try. It couldn't hurt right?

[@LorraineSCraftyTable]

What other yarn can I use if I just want to make them in solid colors? Thanks for the help

[@dreasmom2789]

I don't know why you couldn't use red heart.

[@mariamimi7282]

thanks a lot it's wwoderful

[@thetunebella6675]

Very helpful but I got a little confused and I had to re-watch the video twice😅

[@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631]

im making this to wear at my figure skating practice

[@MsJamble]

Brittany thank you for this…any suggestions on how to resize these for little girls?

[@beansarehotashell5945]

When you first start maybe make less chains? (Im literally an actual beginner so idk

[@Mom-ri4wt]

Is this available for toddler I'm trying to make this for my 3T

[@courtniedonaldson]

What is the yarn and color you used in the video?

[@annnash4619]

thanks for your awesome tutorial . :-)

[@bhookedcrochet]

You're very welcome! :)

[@danatlebzu2298]

I'll try it so soon 😍😍

[@SayaKisaragi18]

Can I use other yarn's beside the kind of yarn your using there. Like Cotton or Acrylic?

[@livyblue689]

SayaKisaragi18 i used a different one it worked out great!

[@arinder7]

Do you have a video on how to do baby's leg warmer

[@bhookedcrochet]

I don't have one yet but I plan on making one next spring! Until then, you could easily modify this pattern to fit a baby, especially if you have the baby there to size it. Depending on the baby's age, you'll probably only need 16 chains or so starting out and will probably only need to crochet 12 or 14 rows.

[@Poisonerx]

Thankyou x

[@lhamodema8139]

thanks for the nice pattern tutorial. i love knitting very much but as i live in the country where knitting is not that much famous, therefore i would like to request knitting lover to suggest me where can i get the knitting set from bangkok and malayasia. i would like to order when my friend goes there for a training and workshop. pleeeaseeeeeee.

[@nenakernaghan8800]

Coming from the bottom of your leg to your calf an increase would just be two double crochet's in the last stitch of each round?

[@bhookedcrochet]

That would work for a slight increase. Depending on how drastic of a change you need, you may want to add more. You could add an extra stitch in the first stitch and the last stitch for an increase that's somewhere in between :)

[@gbproductions734]

What color of landscapes lion Brand yarn are you using I really like the colors and I want to buy some I'm going shopping this Sunday please reply!

[@bhookedcrochet]

So sorry for the delay! I am using "sand dune" in the tutorial and "desert spring" in the pictures in the written pattern.

[@gbproductions734]

Thank you so much! (my store was sold out anyway so its all good:)

[@satyaviresh643]

how long does it actually take you to make one of these?

[@jamiej7135]

My leg warmers progressively got bigger lol idk what I did wrong:( how come we never decreased ? your leg gets progressively smaller are these supposed to be bunched up? Urs look so cute :(

[@violetstellanova4470]

You need to have the same amount of stitches for each row. That's why it is important to count stitches. Using a little "bookmark" (such as a piece of yarn or paper clip) at the end of your new row helps to keep track of how consistent the stitch count is. If it is getting wider, you may be accidentally crocheting on lower rows along with the top one. I try to stay on the same side of the row consistently (outer or inner stitch of the row) to keep myself from stitching all over the place. ☺

[@faithm2000]

I think I might try this project. (: On a side note...what do you do for your nails?! They're absolutely gorgeous!!

[@bhookedcrochet]

:) Thank you! Ya know, I'm one of the lucky few people whose nails grow like crazy. I don't do anything but trim them when they get too long! I'd say I live a very healthy lifestyle, so maybe that has a positive affect on them!

[@faithm2000]

Whoa, well you're suuuper lucky lol. B.hooked Crochet

[@jackienicole3805]

Does anyone know what yarn she’s using ? It’s gorgeous !

[@ultimateARTISANsoap]

hi what size was thw yarn you said two skeins but what was the weight of one skeins

[@bhookedcrochet]

Hi there! One skein is 100g/134m.

[@cindyobrien8591]

Did you use chunky or thick yarn?

[@bhookedcrochet]

Landscapes yarn is technically listed as a worsted weight (#4) yarn. It is thicker than many worsted weight yarns I have worked with but It's not as thick as a bulky weight (#5).

[@ReaperWithHips]

You had mentioned 2 skeins, how many yards all together did it take to make your pair of leg warmers?

[@bhookedcrochet]

Yep I used just about two full skeins, around 290 yards for the pair.

[@MsMOLLYKINS]

Simple but what about tapering in for the ankles ?

[@user-fc3sx2cw5x]

I would like to ask about the size of this leg warmers (can you measure around the leg warmers so that I know if it suits me or not) thank you.

[@bhookedcrochet]

These leg warmers for comfortably around a calf that measures approximately 14" in circumference at (at the widest point).

[@eunmiine95]

@@bhookedcrochet Hi, how can I modify the round 2 and forward if the calf's size is a bit over 15"?

[@lorismith5522]

Made these for a friend. Very easy but my question is how do I keep the yarn from stretching so much at the end.

[@bhookedcrochet]

Do you mean stretching on the edges as you wear them?

[@susan4981]

I liked your tutorial :) what if you cant find this same yarn? Walmart is pretty much the only place to shop, so what would you get in place of this yarn if its not available?

[@carleenanderson1944]

Shopping online is a great way to find more yarn choices than a Walmart will ever have. Id recommend Joann.com. They have over 300 colors and usually have really good deals on sales and shipping

[@susan4981]

Thank you so much!:)

[@valcourtd100]

If you live in Canada Michaels has a huge selection of yarn and always on sale.

[@gracecorales]

Can you find a pattern somewere of you buy a yarn for leg warmer

[@sisebbitt]

I have skinny ankles but fairly thick calves. If I were to start this from the ankle and add stitches as I went along, how would you suggest I add the stitches in to make it wider at one end?

[@bhookedcrochet]

I'd say the best place to add the stitches would be near the join. I would probably make 2 Dc in the first stitch and 2 in the last stitch for the rounds you need to increase. If you need more than that, I'd add an additional dc on the front (complete opposite of the join). You'll probably need to play it by ear a little and try it on as you go :)

[@sisebbitt]

B.hooked Crochet thanks for the input.

[@user-fc3sx2cw5x]

how much grams do both ball of yarn you have used weight???

[@TryingNotToBeALump]

What is the color of the yarn she’s using? How do I get some?? Hehe

[@angeliquececcanese1296]

mine started to get wider the further down I went is that normal? help thanks!!

[@wildthang200327]

Are you adding a stitch somewhere? When you start a new round make sure you don't DC in the same stitch as your ch 3 because that will cause you to get an extra unneeded stitch and therefore cause a wider round.

[@angeliquececcanese1296]

Ok thanks so much!!!!

[@marytheresa7894]

+Angelique Ceccanese Your stitches just go more loose. I use to do this when I was learning or I got tighter which is just as bad.

[@jaimie8203]

when you cut off the string you cut through a stitch... did it unravel? just wondering and im making this :)

[@shannonlee1010]

i saw that too was curious how you would be able to fix this...

[@shaylacovington8078]

+Jaimie Wood purchase a crochet needle and saw it back through the project! (typically i wait until im finished with a project.. and ill turn it inside out and go back and use a needle to clean it up. hope that helps!?

[@krissywuollet3554]

Jaimie Wood Aqwh

[@mandymiller5259]

Hi, I live in Australia and can't seem to find this brand of yarn anywhere. Is there another brand/type of yarn that I can use for this pattern? I am a beginner so I don't know much about crochet.

[@bhookedcrochet]

Hi Mandy! Fortunately, you can use any type of worsted weight yarn for this pattern. This particular yarn is on the heavier side so you may want to check your number of chains to make sure it fits your leg as you work.