Crochet Along and Create a Beautiful Lace Sleeve Sweater! Lace Sleeve Crochet Sweater Video Tutorial

[@Thesnarkyduck]

I’ve always wanted to see this way of increasing in crochet! I increase like this when knitting and it looks so clean and nice. I’m glad I ran into this video, thank you for your content!

[@carleenroberts6002]

Thank you, Briana, for the chart listing lace round numbers beside the body round numbers for each size.

[@BrianaK]

I was hoping that would be helpful!

[@nandinirana5559]

Your way of teaching step by step is awesome

[@Georgiana-g.avrila]

Lovely pattern ❤❤❤ I like the simplicity, only a discrete lace on the sleeves. I'll make for myself a nice sweater 😊 Thank you for explaining so well!🌹

[@ruthiebabe3638]

Ooh, that's nice! It really does look knitted.😊

[@jenharris7261]

This is soooooo beautiful. You're incredibly talented to have worked all of this out and made such a stunning garment. Can't wait to try it out. 😃😍 Thank you!

[@luciatn351]

Bellissimo! Sembra lavorato ai ferri ! Spero in un prossimo futuro di provare a farlo, troppo stuzzicante, brava ! 👏👏

[@Gloria_Diaz]

My yarn just arrived from We Crochet! Oh my, I think I got the same color as you; lilac! It's gorgeous! I'll be up late tonight getting my sweater started. Today is my birthday; so this will forever be my birthday sweater. Thank you for this pattern and the tutorials.

[@BrianaK]

Happy Birthday!!!! 🎂

[@Gloria_Diaz]

@@BrianaK Thank you! Thank you also for recommending the nitpicks Heatherly sport weight yarn. It really is gorgeous!

[@janhaverkamp1638]

Nice pattern, nice collor gr from Janet from Holland

[@ellarae6450]

Thank you for all the good tips and the beautiful sweater.

[@carolbeck3645]

I was looking back through your videos, and wow, you do amazing work ! You're really talented !!!

[@paulinegraham6839]

Absolutely gorgeous, thank you !

[@raziavalera2606]

It's beautiful very nice pattern 👌 ❤

[@astrasteer9263]

Te quedó hermoso eres increíble no lo creo posible🎉🎉 te felicito.

[@ireneyapguatngoh5019]

Thanks for the Beautiful pattern, I’m going to try and crochet for myself, I’m from Singapore

[@angelapa9513]

Wow it’s stunning

[@luisaserrecchia5310]

Wonderful! I'm from Italy. I save this tutorial.

[@juriahlajip9956]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ beautiful crochet pattern

[@СвітланаТкаченко-х3т]

45:19 дякую за майстер клас, по англійській мові не розумію але слідкувала за руками, все зрозуміло. Здоров'я, миру,наснаги в начатому ❤.

[@LizBeeee]

I am very impressed you were able to make this pattern. Kudos!! Can't wait to make it (or try to) ;)

[@mariaciracolombrino3393]

Thank you from Italy. It’s is a beautiful and I’m trying to do it.❤

[@susannakirakosyan495]

WOW, amazing,very nice,I do it,thanks 🌹🌹🌹❤️🇧🇬

[@diasha4ever1]

I am very excited of making this one, but I am a beginner, can I make it? But i will definitely try,.. love this beautiful design…

[@kelza83]

I would love to know your thoughts on making the body of the water in moss stitch vs sc. I sort of feel like it would be really easy to make it work.

[@suekohenderson5324]

お袖 とっても素敵なお袖のレース模様なれど、現在5回目編み直しを挑戦しています。

[@halasaber9938]

So beautiful ❤

[@soniakaur5126]

It’s really beautiful pattern ❤

[@tulaybekture9575]

❤❤❤ çok teşekkür ederim bir kazağınızı deniyorum o bitince bunu da yapmayı deniycem 🥰

[@veronesegianna]

Thanks for this gift 😊

[@curupisa]

Beautiful pattern and very very clear tutorial!!

[@arlinejackson4907]

How do we know the stitch count for the larger sizes?

[@katiescott6076]

So pretty

[@CHoihtegualnam3602]

I was confusing when w You start working on the lace the other thing,,how will i know when to increase?

[@RuthH2006]

Thank you for the pattern, 😊

[@rebeccsseymour3926]

Where do you get the pattern?

[@alaaeidi18]

It’s so beautiful 😻 if l want to make for my daughters one is 8 years and one is 6 years old how many stitches must I start and the needles size

[@fatmaomar141]

I like it sooo much thank you😍 How can I determine the number of stitches for the sleeves on any number different from the video? I can't understand this point

[@svetlanapodkuiko4155]

Could you please shoot your video focusing closer on the thread and the hook through zoom in

[@kaylarussell7316]

You can actually zoom in the video by pinching your fingers! :)

[@robertablue5364]

Could you do the body of the sweater in SSC instead if Sc?

[@leannebeecham3669]

Is there a written pattern for this somewhere? One that doesn’t involve scrolling through thousands of adds and forgetting where in the pattern you are?!

[@luisaserrecchia5310]

How many balls of yarn you used for this work? Grams and meters?

[@gaurirautela-v9i]

Hey! Which type of yarn did you use.

[@darlenepierce5589]

Is there a written pattern for the larger sizes? I can never figure out the stitch count for the sleeves. Your start count is 110 for a small. I would love to do a medium size

[@Monique-TheYarnCurator]

Soooooo Beautiful ツ ❥ thank you for teaching us Please can you do a baby / toddler size ❤ please 🙏🏻

[@leannebeecham3669]

Hi, how do I work out how many stitches I need for each size?

[@purplemoon3816]

I'm currently making the Autumn sweater in a beautiful mustard color from your pdf. This gorgeous lacy sweater is going to be my next project. The way you wear it looks quite fitted but i personally prefer a looser fitting. I'm a size small but because of the raglan style would it work if i made one size bigger? If it's the case I will have to by the pdf.

[@BrianaK]

If you want a looser fit then yes, I suggest going up a size.

[@caofdv]

Hermoso!!❤ gracias

[@suekohenderson5324]

Please advise where can I get writing pattern include chart,

[@paulaschneider5889]

Is there any way that I can get your pattern For this sweater

[@Silvana1963arg]

Is it possible to crochet a cardigan ?

[@viavortex5380]

I can’t find that color you are using of the yarn I want to buy it

[@ewoutkamps4468]

hello, where can i find the written pattren?

[@paulaschneider5889]

How can I get the right pattern?

[@threedm2]

Your video talks about the smaller sizes, and the pdf gives more details for the first 5 rows for the smaller sizes. However, I am trying to do an XL and can't seem to understand the chart. Please help!!

[@BrianaK]

For this size you won't do the first Rounds the same as the smaller sizes because it's not necessary to make these modifications for the larger sizes. You simply do Rnd 1 & Rnd 2 then go to Rnd 3 marked for Sizes L-5x and right into that established repeat.

[@bettylesliebeimel993]

Is this considered to be intermediate?

[@manjushrichakravarty2534]

Please tell me sleeve length for size S.

[@vojkoblazic1685]

hvala za nasvete

[@zeenam7300]

How many grams for a large size please help

[@paulaschneider5889]

How can I get the written pattern?

[@drmonicavimal7383]

After the neck line u make only 40+13+40+13 = 106; but in total there will be 110 slip stitch. Where does the 4 slip stitch go😢. Can u pls kindly explain @BrianaK

[@ddubois44]

Hmm… Round 4, you are showing us a sheet of paper with the different increases…but when I printed out the instructions, this was not included… could make things easier, you said…. How do I get a copy?

[@BrianaK]

These are listed in on the blog and in the printable ad-free pdf for purchase.

[@CarolAponte-e2m]

Can you use a different size yarn? Like a worsted weight yarn?

[@BrianaK]

Only if it can match gauge for sizing and you like the drape. brianakdesigns.com/what-is-crochet-gauge-and-how-to-fix-it/

[@LindaScott-q9z]

Where is the pzttern for this?

[@aquilahaji3465]

Hi Briana! This is a gorgeous pattern! Can you please share the name of your hook? Thank you, in advance!

[@Ninjakittymeow3]

This is WeCrochet Dots hook referenced with a link in the info on this video

[@lhojo118]

Can I convert this sweater and use light worsted DK instead of sport yarn? I will be making a medium but am newer to crochet and not sure how to make the conversion.

[@shyanha]

You can if you ensure your gauge matches hers. She's using a 4.00 mm hook, but for the DK you might normally use a 3.50. If you use a 4.00 mm with the lighter yarn you will end up with more relaxed stitches, but might get to the same gauge as her. If you use the 3.50 mm you're likely to end up with a sweater smaller than expected. To check your gauge you'll crochet a 5" swatch of single crochet (a swatch is nothing special, just a practice piece like a washcloth). Then you'll measure the inner 4" to check your gauge. In the information section she gives, "17 sts and 18 rows = 4″ by 4″ in sc" as the gauge. So, you're looking to have 17 single crochet across and 18 rows of sc within that 4". If you don't, you need to loosen or tighten your tension, lengthen or shorten your stitches, and go up or down a hook size. The beautiful thing about raglan top-down is that you can try it on as you go. That means if you have an oops, you'll catch it before you're too deep into the pattern. :) Sometimes you can even just go up one size in the pattern, but not always. For example, armholes for larger people are sometimes placed differently (one designer said larger people tend to have broader shoulders, so she makes her tops wider along the shoulder line). Don't let all that frighten you, though! Worst case you get a similar yarn and use your DK for something else (maybe this pattern after you've made it once).

[@lhojo118]

Thank you so much for your reply! I really appreciate all the details, and yes, you are right. Worst case scenario is I save the DK for another project.

[@anavieira392]

Measurements for xs please. Thank you!

[@BrianaK]

All the information for this pattern can be found on the blog post, it will be released in sections as part of our Crochet Along brianakdesigns.com/lace-sleeve-crochet-sweater/

[@anavieira392]

@@BrianaK thank you

[@CHoihtegualnam3602]

@@BrianaK I need a larger size how do I count for L size?

[@deborahkafkalas706]

Beautiful! Cardigan vers😢please

[@jobrock1079]

About how long is the ribbed collar after 110 rows, and how wide are the sleeves before you do the 6 chain stitches to connect the sides?

[@BrianaK]

The schematics can be found in the pattern either on the blog or inside the VIP Experience. If you sign up here, then all the information will be organized in one place. checkout.brianakdesigns.com/lovely-lace-crochet-sweater/

Whenever I crochet a top down sweater I find when I am wearing it, the front tend to push on my neck towards the back, that is because we need to have more rows at the back than the front, have you got a solution for that,as I love the sweater but don’t want to have this problem. Thanks.

[@BrianaK]

When a crochet sweater is worked in the round, it's harder to do this because it needs short rows, and in crochet the wrong side of the fabric would show. One solution is to make the neckline a little bit wider by starting with a wider collar and skipping the first few rows of the pattern instructions.

[@tess36]

Can't see. Gotta go.

[@chikiewton9451]

Is the split sc like the waist coat stitch

[@allwebllc.multimedia]

Yes basically

[@karunalulla6870]

Is this a sport weight yarn , if not then can we use Isager trio 2 yarn, available in Singapore?

[@Ninjakittymeow3]

Wow that's pretty yarn, never heard of it in the states. As long as you can almost match the gauge swatch, you can substitute yarn. But it looks similar in yarn weight and should work for you.

[@rebeccsseymour3926]

I am confused. I do not have any information on how to make this sweater, only the tutorial on youtube. Where do I get a written pattern?

[@BrianaK]

This is a free crochet along this month, sign up here for all the information and to join either free or with the VIP Experience checkout.brianakdesigns.com/lovely-lace-crochet-sweater/

[@rebeccsseymour3926]

I still can’t see it. The pop up for signing up will not let me. Help

[@joellenknott7273]

What size are you making?

[@BrianaK]

Size small

[@rochelleme83]

Is there a place to buy the pattern? I can't find it as a stand alone pattern

[@BrianaK]

www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lovely-lace-crochet-sweater

[@valeriemcdonald440]

I want to start but my yarn doesn't arrive until the 18th 😢

[@BrianaK]

That's okay, there are zero deadlines so this can be worked on your time. But I also know what it's like waiting for yarn mail.

[@katdunn7934]

Did I miss something in your written pattern? I noticed you changed round 1 established lace sleeve stitch. On your written pattern it has: SSC 1, BLO SC 1, SSC 4, SKIP 1, SSC 1, CH 3, BLO SC 1, CH 3, SSC 1, SKIP 1, SSC 4, BLO SC 1, SSC 1. That only works for initial round 1. You then changed round 1 in your video for the second time around, which fits the round 5. The orginal round 1 didn't fit. I wrote down the instructions as you went along in the video, which is: SSC 1, BLO SC 1, SSC 1, SC INTO PREVIOUS CH-SPACE, SSC 2, SKIP 1, SSC 1, CH 3, BLO SC 1, CH 3, SSC 1, SKIP 1, SSC 2, SC IN PREVIOUS CH-SPACE, SSC 1, BLO SC 1, SSC 1 to finish off round. If it's written elsewhere, could you let me know? I'm not sure how I missed it and wonder if anyone else had a problem. I'm on row 21 now and it's turning out beautifully! Thank you!

[@andreabolton873]

I have found it to be the same as you. I just keep shaking my head and gritting my teeth as I try to figure out the correct string of stiches in the lace portion. Sighs and some bit of lol... 😮

[@katdunn7934]

@@andreabolton873 I'm glad I didn't miss something, thanks for letting me know it wasn't just me. I ended up writing on the printed pattern, only use rnd 1 for first time, then for the rest use the rnd 1 ** at bottom of page which I wrote on. I may make this sweater again in a different color and shorter sleeves. I'm looking to make this a 3/4 sleeve. So far I am on the 7th round of the body after splitting. I'm anxious to get it completed. Hope yours is coming along nicely as well, despite the hiccup in the pattern. I hope she corrects it for future customers who buy the pattern.

[@BrianaK]

Hey there, thank you for your feedback. To clarify the above comments, it's still saying the same thing. It's not a change in actual instruction, just in the wording. The only difference is writing out to sc in the chain space, which I also say in the video to reinforce what I'm doing with the stitches, but it's not indicating to do anything different from the written pattern. The pattern says ssc 4, which can also be worded as ssc 1, ssc 1 in chain space, ssc 2, and the end result would be the same, it's still working the next 4 sts as ssc. We still want to be working those sts in the chain spaces as ssc (pulling them up highter) so we can easily work into them on the next round. I will consider this style/preference in wording in the future. Thank you for your comment.

[@katdunn7934]

@BrianaK thanks for the explanation. I guess it's just different for me when following the written pattern, easy to miss the connection of the chain 3 counting as a stitch when going along. I liked how you did the video and said what stitches to do. I was lost otherwise and so thankful for the video tutorial.

[@Ninjakittymeow3]

Oops just posted asking the same question as it was confusing to me as well, since you're not actually Ssc4 when you're sc in one of those stitches in the 3ch sp. Thanks for writing the instructions in this post, i will copy it😊

[@УшаковаОльга-щ9б]

Очень красивый узор, вы можете указывать на бумаге расчёты петель и размер ваших работ, большое спасибо вам за ваш труд

[@bettylesliebeimel993]

I'm confused about the slip stitches after the collar. You say 110 stitches, then you say 40. I don't see in the video or the written pattern how that Transitions.

[@keld4784]

Thank you but so small. Can't see where you are putting the hook. Omg.

[@Csncelthis1223]

Has anyone tried this in worsted?

[@eminegunel6940]

Ellerinize sağlık mayalı mı 😊

[@joelled.5455]

Sorry I have a question. I "purchased" the free version of this sweater. Can I find the PDF-Version somewhere or have I paid for this 🤔 Thanks for helping.

[@BrianaK]

Hey there, if you have paid for this then you can login here to access the files: courses.brianakdesigns.com/ Messages can get lost in these comments so if that doesn't work send me an email :)

[@19snoozer56]

Have you considered publishing a book?

[@BrianaK]

I’ve yet to see a publisher pay any designer more than they could earn themselves. Book deals are not good deals.

[@19snoozer56]

@@BrianaK sorry that publishers don't see the value, your have beautiful designs. I will be buying a couple of patterns soon.

[@birgulakar5785]

👏👏👏

[@raquelarce9213]

No se alcanza a ver lo más importante!!

[@Nuchky]

💖💖💖👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@uyararodrigues524]

Please, put subtitles in portuguese on your channel too. Kisses from Portugal

[@Elenalena964]

Жалко, что не понимаю, что говорите.

[@jarocha691]

beautifull but is too much for me.....

[@mariagraziasammaritano5145]

Perché non in italiano?