chunky leg warmers~ crochet tutorial

[@natssrecord]

Hii!! Sorry for the confusion on the decreasing section ❤️🫶 On a decrease row you should make 4 dec total but spread these 4 dec evenly throughout the row- not back to back. The first one can be placed in the beginning or the row, the 2nd one 1/4 into the row, the 3rd 1/2 through the row & the last one 3/4 into the row. & in between each dec should be only dc! The reason I can’t put an exact number is because the pattern is made to measure and people would have different stitch counts depending how big their cuff is

[@francescaperron2003]

These are sooo cute! I didn't follow your exact pattern but I took inspiration for the style. Also a friendly reminder to everyone, this video doesn't say beginner friendly so if you are not used to crochet or patterns this may not be for you. It's also the creators first tutorial so be kind!

[@Divinedoll666]

It literally says beginner friendly

[@francescaperron2003]

​@@Divinedoll666Where

[@ttechaiit]

It says beginner friendly on the video itself 💀

[@francescaperron2003]

​@@ttechaiitTell me where. Cause I can't see it in the title, description or thumbnail.

[@lunarose9729]

at 0:34 the text describes it as "beginner friendly and made to measure"

[@rotinasemroteiro]

My granma used to make it for me when I was a child. Now I'm 29 and making it is a nice form of remind me of her, thank you for teaching so well. ♥️

[@natssrecord]

Grandmas are the best! glad I could help you make these 🫶❤️

[@AnitaAbrahamyan]

I started crying of happiness when it started working, I watched many many videos non of them worked but yours. Tysmmm your the best, I have no idea what I would do without you!

[@natssrecord]

im so happy to help

[@issogashii]

i literally learnt to crochet just for this pattern. It's actually really fun! kinda just fake it till i make it type beat but its looking good so far and im happy ☺️☺️ these are so cute, thank you sm!

[@xxalexherexx1540]

Did these for my friend’s birthday! I think she’ll love it!

[@sleek9836]

I've crocheted before but only a blanket with single sticking and this was new for me to make, but it was extremely easy and quick to follow

[@thaisaraujo9998]

I like it that you show a summary before starting The Project! Congratulações!! I Will do for my daughter!

[@kris0201]

i just finished making these and they are soo cute!! the pattern is really easy to follow, thank you for sharing 🫶🏼

[@littlebear4414]

How many time did you spend? I want to make them for this afternoon but idk if I will have time (it's 11:17am in my country)

[@ill6t]

I just finished making mine!! Im def gonna wear them to school tyty!!

[@MEOWZWRZ]

These are beautiful!! Pattern is easy and simple. Thank you for this!! I'm wearing these to school❤

[@sunoochi._.]

Thank you! I just finished one, need to do the other for the pair, i'm a beginner and that was pretty easy even if it took time That's so cute!!! 💖

[@haya9588]

these are so cuuuteee!!! I've been looking for a tutorial for leg warmers lile these for so long :,) thank you for the tutorial!! can't wait to make these

[@natssrecord]

Glad you like them! ☺️💞

[@Bellsbear64]

I just finished one of mine! I made it one row shorter, but I love it :)

[@MONST3RZ3]

THANK YOU I can’t find another tutorial this helped so much❤️

[@mariabanaszak4154]

Thank you so much,I'm going to ice skating so those will really help me

[@pinkglitternr]

Short notice: i was kinda got confused about the double crochet and increase part because you didn't when well stop dc like tor example when you increase crochet you should stop at 11 stitch and then you increase crochet then you doubled crochet again 👀

[@natssrecord]

Hii, im sorry i cut it short 🫶 for the decrease rows you should decrease 4 times in total for one row but the Dec should be split evenly through the amount of sts you have on on row & inbetween just dc - I couldn’t put “dc4 times then Dec” or a specific number bc the pattern is made to measure and everyone has a different stitch count per row if tht makes sense 😅❤️

[@handmadebylayne]

These are so cute and the instructions given are very easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@katxuothezest]

i wish my school let us wear these.. I would defo wear these

[@loveaxolotl49867]

For me Top cuff Body Row 1-3crotchet all Row 4 inc(4dc) Row 5 all Row 6 inc(4dc) Row 7,8 all Row 9 dc (3dc) 10,13 all End body Bottom cuff

[@whatever.1765]

THESE ARE SO CUTE😭❤️

[@Erin-wp3vs]

This tutorial is wonderful! I find it very very clear and easy to follow. My only problem is that for whatever reason, the body of mine have come out significantly shorter than yours, so I’m going to have to continue to make them longer. Would you possible be able to tell me how many increase and decrease rows you recommend adding between standard dc rows if I lengthen the body? I understand that they are used for a scrunchie effect, which I really want, but I’m not sure if there’s a specific pattern you were sort of using to determine when to put in an increase or decrease row. Thanks so much for making this pattern and sharing it with us, these are just SO gorgeous x

[@natssrecord]

hii,,im so happy u like it!!! i’ve made one pair that was longer and to keep the same style i continued adding rows w no increases & i made one row w 2 increases then continued w some rows w no decreases. Depending what size yarn & hook combo ur using u may have to do it differently 😢 i recommend trying them on while working up rows so u get the chunky look u want🫶

[@EdenSpeeedin]

I really struggled with this version of a decrease and messed up my leg warmers 😭 I had to go back and unravel half of my leg warmer to use the decrease I’m used to

[@natssrecord]

aaa im so sorry 😢 was it how i showed the decrease? or just the technique i used?

[@Mary-ec6zh]

@@natssrecord i'd chalk it up to learning a new skill! You showed everything very clearly and in real time :)

[@Killer_Queen69]

💀

[@inesschmitt3819]

I’ve just finished a few other projects I’m soo excited to make these, they look sooo cute🥹💗

[@natssrecord]

thank you!!!! so happy u like them

[@aoifiu]

This was so helpful and a easy pattern to follow,can’t wait to finish them and try them on🥹 (the only thing that was hard is the uk and American crochet stitch term difference sc(American)=dc(uk) and dc(American)=treble(uk)❤😅

[@natssrecord]

so glad you’re finding it easy to follow!💗💗& i did not know those were the UK translations! that is a bit confusing 😳 next time i’ll be sure to put a disclaimer! thank u

[@kzuokii]

making these now hopefully i finish them tonight for tmrw since i'm going skating and i think they would look so cuteee

[@EllieonaHamill]

This was very helpful, thank you!❤

[@carpa8062]

I can't wait to make these!!🤍✨️

[@natssrecord]

💞🥹💗

[@claramunch2592]

I made them and they look so cute!!

[@imarabidcrazysquirrel]

13:11 i am so glad to see im not the only one fights w slst spaces bahah

[@Yn1Diaries]

im making leg warmers for my halloween costume and I finished one of the top cuffs..ITS GOING

[@hoomhoom9835]

omg perfect timing. thank you!

[@ASIA_QXX]

thank you, beautifully made❤

[@alexandritepearl8150]

Thank youuu! I've been wanting to make some

[@ITSBLOSSOM-]

I’m 11 and I’m kinda getting this except for the middle part (the body ) IT SEEMS SO HARD and I’m just doing the start and while watching the video makes a bit easier for me tysm

[@hale2620]

hiii, in the process of making these and i think theyre going to turn out great!! just curious if i have enough yarn - how much did you use for the pair? i have around 120g x

[@natssrecord]

im sorry for the late reply

[@bluecobain8049]

English isn't my native language, can you please explain what you mean by "put 2 dc between 2 ribs" please ? I think I messed up my leg warmer because I didn't understand this instruction... Also if I follow the same pattern as you do, how much dc do I need to leave in between each increase ? I don't understand how many I should leave to be able to make 4 increase each time (sorry for this many questions, your pattern is really really amazing I just don't understand some things 😓) Thank you so much 💓

[@natssrecord]

that bit is a little confusing, no worries! ~ when making the top cuff we start making scblo and those create a ribbing effect. Once you start the first row of the body you will put 2dc in between 2 ‘ribbed’ sections, it would kinda look like this | dc, dc | ~~ the | indicating one rib, ahhh i hope that makes sense! & for your second questions for the increases and decrease you will want to space them equally out in between the row, there is no exact because the stitches will vary based on the leg warmers width~ but for example if i had 24 stitches, and i was making the first set of 4 increases , i would space them 6 dc apart!

[@C4TTYG14M11]

Sorry im kind of confused on the inc row (row 4).im just wondering how far apart did you do your incs

[@venusspade6449]

Hey at about 7:30 u said that h like to put 2 dc in between 2 ribs ? What exactly does that mean??? Cause for my calf I did 30 rows for top ribbing, does that mean I should do 30 dc for R1 since 2 rows technically make 1 rib? Or should I do 60 dc? It was just a bit unclear in the video 😊

[@natssrecord]

hii, you should do 30 dc! you explained it better than me 💕 thank you!

[@marieltsiap]

what do you mean when you say you like to place 2dc in between ribs? Do you skip Amy chains or do you do more that one DC in every chain

[@natssrecord]

sorry for the confusing wording but yes just 1dc into each ch/ each row you worked in the ribbing section

[@marieltsiap]

@@natssrecord thank you smmmmmm for the explanation

[@vanessaho9968]

I did this and it became very tight, am I doing this wrong?

[@Ameliatheperson]

I would love to make these, but did you use 80g for one or for both?

[@pingdeng3620]

Can I use a smaller hook for the body? Like a 4mm or a 3.50mm hook, because I find it’s like took big for a 5mm hook

[@natssrecord]

if your yarn is smaller than a regular size 4 (worsted) u could maybe go down to a 4.5 mm hook. if u use a smaller hook the legwarmers may come out shorter

[@valeriehuang8408]

i love this but this keeps me wondering what yarn are you using?

[@Ke0418_]

Hi! About how high up on your calf did you measure for the top cuff? I want to make sure I make the top cuff the right size and height for me :)

[@blue-funk3076]

I sort of skipped around in the video so I may have missed it, but how many stitches did you count in between increases? I can’t seem to find the specific mention of it.

[@natssrecord]

not a specific number since it’s made to measure but i spaced them apart evenly throughout one row

[@blue-funk3076]

@@natssrecord Okay sweet, thank you 🖤

[@buttercup185]

Hi, i would like to try this but can’t find any similar yarn. Do you know any equivalent to the one you’ve used?

[@danna-jh4jf]

How does the increase rows work? Im so confused, how many stitches do i do for each row before an increase ?

[@aderynketchum9685]

how many rows did you do for the top ribbing and bottom rubbing??

[@natssrecord]

the top i made 33 rows & the bottom 41!

[@tahiatrubai9625]

After how many stitches should i put a decrease? If i have 40 stitches do i divide it in 3 parts?

[@natssrecord]

yess you could divide 40 by 3 to know when to decrease! it doesn’t not have to be exact but if they look evenly spread out then it should be okay:)

[@sheepybusinesses]

hi, is the 80g enough for both leg warmers? I always struggle with having too little yarn and wanna make sure. They r very pretty, I'm really excited to make them!

[@natssrecord]

Hiii! I used 80g you can buy 100g just to be safe 🫶

[@brennynuba3012]

10:31 10:32 16:40 19:54

[@allysonevans9399]

About how many hours did this project take in total??

[@AuroreAllano]

mine is straight 🥲

[@faikae]

80g for both??

[@kyoziox]

hi, how do i know when to add increase, decrease or to just dc??

[@alexallton1541]

Is it 80 grams of yarn per warmer, or for the full set?

[@natssrecord]

for the full set

[@ariguundensmaa2755]

is it possible to make the body part longer? if so what do i need to do differently?

[@natssrecord]

you could add additional rows of double crochet, in between rows of increases and/or decreases. & if you wanted to make them longer like knee high length but keep them chunky, id increase a lot going up the leg and also add random sections of decreases to keep it scrunchie! i’ve never made them that long though so i’m not 100% sure🫶🏻

[@Whos.aeinnnnnn]

Do i habe to start over to make them tighter

[@natssrecord]

Yes 😢 the tightness comes from the 1st cuff 🫶

[@Whos.aeinnnnnn]

@@natssrecord 😭 maybe it’s bc I’m a beginner but I really fucked these up so I frogged them and followed a REALLY simple tutorial that only used one or two types of stitches but I’ll def try urs once I need new ones and once I have better yarn and more experience (ps ur leg warmers r sooooo cute 🥰)

[@kosychok7]

*note* row 3

[@Emily-iy7in]

note to self when i come back im at 4:07

[@alexane_myl3378]

Could you please put Row 1 : Row 2 : …. a long the video ?

[@CookieCrumbzz25]

hi! what size hook did you use? im having trouble making mine the same size

[@natssrecord]

i used a 5.0 mm! if it’s coming out too small i would try going up a hook size or two, it might be bc we have different tensions. & if it’s coming out too big id go down a hook size 💗🫶

[@Tenillecalaf]

Im ao confused about this decrease....you yarn over, pull through the stitch then pull through 2 loops. Go into the next stitch and pull through. But do you pull through the last 3 loops or pull through 2, 2x like a dc ??

[@Tenillecalaf]

OK you explained it better a little later

[@Lovelgirl5]

Will this work for 6mm yarn/hook? That's all I got and I literally got 2 skeins of it 😭

[@natssrecord]

i think it would work still! it might be a little chunkier though

[@TheeHairWitch]

Ok so once you get to the increase rows, how are we supposed to know how many DC are in between each inc if you fast forward through it and don’t mention how many to do exactly. Usually people will put (4 Dc, Inc x however many times we need to repeat that pattern)

[@natssrecord]

Hii! Sorry for the confusion❤️. On a decrease row you should make 4 dec total but spread these 4 dec evenly throughout the row- not back to back. The first one can be placed in the beginning or the row, the 2nd one 1/4 into the row, the 3rd 1/2 through the row & the last one 3/4 of the row. & in between each dec should be only dc! The reason I can’t put an exact number is because the pattern is made to measure and people would have different stitch counts depending how big their cuff is

[@TheeHairWitch]

@@natssrecordoooh ok I see, thank you! I was trying to count the stitches between but it went too fast lol thank you for the quick response! I appreciate it ❤

[@lizziegracecrochet]

Love the tutorial.but I need help because mine isn't increasing😭😭

[@natssrecord]

oh nooo! are you using the recommended hook size & yarn

[@lizziegracecrochet]

@@natssrecord So sorry for the super late reply but, I'll try that and get back to you when I try to make one

[@AsteriaRuleZall]

I wanna try to make these is it possible to make them with thicker yarn to make them more fluffy?

[@natssrecord]

yesss i think so! it might just come out a little longer

[@kenni.michelle]

what yarn did you use?

[@camera-z2i]

what hook did you use ?

[@natssrecord]

I used a clover soft touch hook 5.0mm

[@RebekahVela-eo1ti]

Mine is hugeeeeee in the body it’s like a big cloud. How do i avoid this? It’s like a round circle :(

[@natssrecord]

oh no i’m sorry:( it could be from different tensions, if you’re using a 5.0mm hook i would go down to a 4.0 or 4.5 to get a tighter leg warmer

[@wweep]

Mine is also suffering the same issue! Its like the cuff is larger than the body. Im using a 4mm hook on a stretchier yarn. Is that why? Im not sure if i can go further out of fear of wasting time :/

[@natssrecord]

it could also be the amount of DC you place on the 1st row of the body (the row that goes into the ribbed cuff) the # of dc's in that round should be the same # as the # of rows you made for the top ribbed cuff. sorry for the late reply

[@wweep]

@@natssrecord thank you! I’ll test this out ;)

[@amyramirez1536]

what yarn are u using / hook size (:

[@natssrecord]

i used a 5.0 mm hook and worsted weight yarn~ it’s second hand so it didn’t come with the name or tag:) also i included more materials in the intro part :)❤

[@jillianncrystalledesma9393]

how many double crochet id u make in the starting of the body of the leg warmers

[@natssrecord]

the same amount of sc rows = the total number of dc for the first row 🥰

[@mix_i]

Thanks 🫶🏻💘

[@surin6953]

Thank you!

[@esterguardigli2735]

𐙚 How many balls of yarn did you use for a leg warmer? 🍓˶˙ᵕ˙˵ And how many in total? ⊹ ࣪ ˖

[@natssrecord]

I used two balls of yarn ❤️50g each

[@louiedale7347]

18:20 decrease tut

[@aokijihater]

what is with row 13?

[@Waeviischuu]

How much wool did you use?

[@NOSEAAA.]

I think at the introduction says 80g

[@TaraPeters-om1pb]

how thick is the yarn?

[@natssrecord]

Size 4 worsted weight!

[@alyanah]

ahhh what yarn did u use?

[@natssrecord]

it was thrifted! 😢

[@malina2989]

it looks like mohair yarn-- but i can be wrong

[@avantgardeacademy9573]

From where do u buy the hooks

[@natssrecord]

this one is a clover 5.0mm i bought it from a local yarn store

[@artnerd3727]

Top ribbing 11

[@yearly1531]

Hello! How many meters/grams of yarn does this pattern use?

[@natssrecord]

depending on size it will change! i have the meters i used in the material section of the videos ❤

[@angelfood2465]

what is row 13

[@rodyy5400]

Kind of hard as a beginner, is there a written pattern?

[@natssrecord]

there is a written pattern on my ko-fi for $3 that includes the lace section- linked in the description but i feel the video is more detailed

[@rodyy5400]

​@@natssrecordsorry but another question! Did your ribbing get too flared by row 3 (without doing any increases) mine got too flared by row 3 and i got so confused i didnt do any increases but it kept getting flared even more and not as straight as yours.

[@natssrecord]

@@rodyy5400 no worries at all, if it’s becoming too flared without inc, there is probably too many dc in the first row of dc, make sure you make the same amount of dc as sc rows you made for the ribbing i hope that can help

[@4llynicole]

What do you mean increase until next increase 😐

[@natssrecord]

what time stamp is that? that is not right

[@4llynicole]

@@natssrecord idk the first increase ig? 😭 sorry if the comment came of as mad btw, i ended up figuring it out:) great pattern btw, just ran out of yarn:D

[@juanitatitagardi2640]

23:43

[@aurablue368]

omg just what i was looking for 🤍 beautful

[@faithgardner1899]

Some parts were going to fast and I didn’t know where to increase

[@natssrecord]

sorry! i placed the decreases out evenly throughout one row. there isn’t a exact spot where u should dec, as long as they look like they’re evenly spread through one row

[@angieolaguibe21]

estoy en la mitad del tejido y creo que la hice media grande para lo q es el ancho de mi pierna q hago me mato

[@girlllllyyyyyy]

I followed every step but mine look puffed and your looks straight 😐

[@Mugiwara_carat]

Girl, same, I don't know what I did wrong, it's the second time I try it and it comes out puffed, I'm gonna undone it again ig

[@hannagoldbach]

Why is it important to sew the bottom ribbing onto the body instead of just keep crocheting?

[@natssrecord]

just to know how much you need to crochet for the bottom cuff, since it’s sew on if u continue crocheting & FO it may end up too short

[@Janieee.゚]

Sorry, I couldn’t really understand it because it was a bit confusing, so I’ll just try to keep up

[@user-yh2jo2cm7n]

How many yarn do you need??

[@natssrecord]

it will change depending on size but I used around 1 100g skein

[@emanon2536]

you can't explain bro I didn't understand a thing😂

[@natssrecord]

what was troubling you? this is my first tutorial so feedback would be helpful

[@asialionetti9400]

I did understand everything and it was pretty clear to me

[@kyoziox]

ngl its a you problem 💀💀

[@cassidycunningham8438]

This is so hard to follow. I would not consider this beginner friendly, you don’t explain anything.

[@francescaperron2003]

You can try searching for videos where they specify if it is beginner friendly, they are much easier if you are new to crochet. Good luck!

[@starzandstringz]

it isnt meant to be beginner friendly :) some tutorials will specify if they are. this is just a pattern

[@k1tty240]

tienes razon, mi idioma de origen no es el ingles y estoy todo en traductor pero te puedo decir q no entiendo ni mrd

[@Barneymomo-y3y]

its not her problem if your stupid

[@joelcatalma]

well she didn’t say it was beginner friendly

[@ITSBLOSSOM-]

This is too hard

[@IoIita]

this is super cute ! thank you 🫶🏻

[@purplestar3216]

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