Crochet an Easy Scoodie Part 1 of 2 Scarf/Hoodie

[@sharynreeves8247]

I'm going to make some for the homeless in our community, Thank you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

That is very sweet of you! Happy Crochet!

[@ajourneythroughlife7983]

Thank you for showing this tutorial it is easy to follow and I like the finished product. also I'm glad you showed an option to making the hood deeper if you run into issues.

[@ladycop101101]

love this..i just watched a woman saying she got a patten an maybe she did.but this has been made for hundreds of years by woman an crafters an that it cannot be controled by one person..keep up the crafting ...love your work..

[@JessJessiiWolfy]

I made this Scoodie for my 17 year old daughter using black and red yarn. I'm a beginner and it came out very nice. Thank you!

[@monique6805]

I made this when you first posted this video, as a present. Funny how in circling back around after all these years. Thank you.

[@andrewtruong4418]

im 13 and i am making a scroodie for my moms birthday. your videos have helped so much and now i love to crochet

[@Monikas_Handmade_Compendium]

HI...just completed my first Scoodie yesterday...took me two days and three skeins of 8ply soft acrylic yarn in dark green and purple. Just fabulous, easy to follow and understand...i will be making more...thanks so much for sharing :) Enjoy your day and Happy crochet. :)

[@alicejohnson7252]

I absolutely love this. I have been crocheting scarves and and hats for our homeless in my community. This is perfect for them. I love your videos, I have only been crocheting for a couple of years. You have taught me a lot. Thank you!

[@CrochetwithClare]

thank you for watching my videos. i love the idea or scarves and hats for donations

[@jennifermaejumawan1247]

ive been your fan since i started doing crochet for my little daughter before.and now she's 3 and im back to this hobby again.i would love to try this one..hopefully, it will work well for me by just following again your video.keep it up!

[@Vasq37]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! Following your instructions and demonstration I was able to make a scarf Scoodie for my Mom for her birthday!!! I also made a scarf for my daughter. Again, thank you so much!!!

[@ashleymoore9364]

I have made quite a few of these after making my first one as a Christmas present. I love these, and they are really catching on with my coworkers. Thank you so much for your videos!

[@killthegreys6270]

Im almost done. I changed it a bit and did the hood a little off center so I would have one side of the scarf longer than the other, in hopes to wrap a few times around then I want to attatch a few large buttons. I hpoe it works out I will try and post a photo when Im done. Thank you soooo much !! You are the best teacher. :)

[@13618116]

I enjoy your tutorials..I have created several projects with your help!!! You are very easy to follow and your humor is cute. Happy Crochet!!

[@stillkickin67]

I just love that you made the hood part too short but showed how to fix it. Thank you,, That can work for other projects too! :)

[@miss55704]

i started my scoodie last night...YAYYYYYYY!!!!...will send a pic of my finished product,

[@mcgheebrownterri]

I just wanna say how much I love your videos and your creations. You always have the coolest stuff!!

[@pamelaspector3706]

Hi! You taught me how to crochet. I finished my scoodie tonight. Im so excited to wear it! I appreciate your videos because i can not read patterns!

[@crusherconi]

This is the best video I've found yet

[@shawnee9114]

I have just finished my scoodie...I LOVE IT!!!! Thxs a bunch for helping me out!!!

[@dawnsully88]

I just want to say thank you so much. I just finished making my scoodie. It came out amazing. Your tutorial was very helpful. I wish I could post a pic for you to see. Thank you again

[@CrochetwithClare]

HI thankyou :) My email address is under the video if you would like to share a photo or Facebook

[@Chronickissindisease]

I hold my hook the same way you do and I find it MUCH easier to work with it that way. I've tried the pencil way and I mess up the stitches like crazy. Don't let ppl give you crap for it lol :)

[@dusky_rising]

Very cool video! I have wanted this sort of garment for ages. Now I know how to make one! Thank you so much!

[@cathleenholub8629]

These tutorials are amazingly helpful for a beginner like myself. Thanks for taking the time to create these great tutorials..

[@britneygildersleeve2213]

I love your videos, your are so thorough and I appreciate(as a newbie to crocheting) that you do step by step! Its awesome! I made fingerless gloves and they turned out perfect! I have to say i seen many videos on how to make things and yours are by far the best

[@AuntBree75]

Thanks so much! Used your videos to finish my first scarf. I am going to try the scoodie next!

[@bigmommatucker9242]

as soon as I can buy some more yarn I am making me one of these. so cool

[@midnightpassion43]

love the video, and great camera action. very good close up shots. thanks

[@RND814]

Thank you for teaching me to crochet! Your videos are so easy to follow and understand. Working on a Scoodie now!! :)

[@babylover0990]

I have been wanting to make one of these, but wasn't quite sure how to start it, so I am very glad I found your tutorial!! this is my next project (this one going to be for me) after I finish making this crochet headband ear warmer from another one of your tutorials!! I am making winter gear for Christmas gifts for my family (that's 42 people I have to make gifts for) :)

[@beckyemmanuel2572]

I love your tutorials. Your the best I've found on KZbin!

[@happilyapeterman]

i just finished my scoodie for my aunt for her bday looks good

[@tabithathewholistic]

Yes, I like the head warmer!

[@CrochetwithClare]

You could probably use any style stitch, just the the shape as a basic pattern :)

[@ellobobby836]

Hahaha I love the beginning you are sellin' the scoodie so well!

[@zahrahMarder]

i enjoy watching your videos i have done four of your hats so far this has to be my favorite by far so neat looking i made one for my hubby and he loves it i added ears to it being hes furry lover too lol. thanks so much for the tutorials they are great and yours so awsome hehe and your manner makes it so easy to follow what your doing thanks again:)

[@carmenking3367]

i love this! it was so easy and my husband even thought it was cool! keep posting!

[@greenck4]

LOVE your videos!! Finished my 1st Scoodie yesterday with your help!! THANK YOU!!

[@linsfia]

I LOVE all your tutorials! I have just finished this Scoodie. I love it! Thanks for showing us how to do :)

[@sheridanwilling1781]

You're amazing!! Love crochet....so much faster than knitting lol thank you for making this video

[@Shurrackia96]

Finished mine this morning! I love it :D

[@kresheljoyner4518]

I like how u showed step by step.im going to try and make one.by the way I can't do pattern. the video is better for me .and with people like u showing step by step slowly it mean a lot to me.i can only can make some thing. but I'm tired of makes the same old stuff. I want to learn how to make new stuff .And crochet keeps me busy and I love the craft.ijust want to say thank you and when I start I'm going to show you my step by step until I finish I'm determined to make one have a good afternoon

[@sharynreeves8247]

Hi, just made this and your video is so easy to follow and I love the way you did the seam and I'm going to use that in my beanies. Well done !

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you fir your comment. Glad you like my video. Happy crochet!

[@MichellFanroy]

I have already started it is wonderful so far love red and have some red so red it is!

[@lorasparks40]

Thank you !! I want to post a pic I made one it ca,me out great thanks to your tutorial next time I will make sure I watch more of it before I start bothering with silly questions thanks for replying that means aloto me God bless you ! I am thankful for your patterns and tutorials you taught me how to crochet a year ago I am thankful have a blessed day my friend.

[@SuperAchow]

Hello, I just finished my scoodie and I am unsure on how to sew in the point at the top. This is my first project and it was a lot easier than I imagined. Thank you for posting such a great video. I'm sure I will be on your channel all the time looking for new idea. :)

[@isabelwilde9549]

Just wanted to let you know that I made this hoodie for my one of my daughters and she loved it, very easy to make Thank you for sharing the pattern

[@CrochetwithClare]

that is awesome! I am glad she liked it. thank you for watching my videos

[@MarjoleinBOEM]

I love it! As soon as I finisched my other 3 projects, I will try this one!

[@gypsie90]

Very helpful and you make it so easy to learn

[@micak2164]

Perfektní!!! Vaše stránky jsou úžasné.

[@LivTheAquarius]

Thank you soooo much I've been looking everywhere for a good pattern that's free and also has a really nice outcome! :)

[@Jillian-Jill]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much. I haven't crocheted anything since last winter, but watching your tutorial has really inspired me. So, I've found some perfect yarn in my stash, and I'm starting your pattern right now. It's freezing in Ireland, I'm looking forward to making this, and being cozy. Thank-you! ❤❤❤

[@CrochetwithClare]

+Gillian Gill thank you for choosing my pattern

[@CrochetwithClare]

HI here ! I would suggest still doing the chain 2 or even a chain 1 and then do a half double crochet stitch in to the 1st stitch.. when you crochet back across do you half double crochet stitch into the hdc not the chain stitch

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi, you need to weave the ends in, by getting a large eye needle and weaving the tails of your yarn in between the stitches

[@CrochetwithClare]

You can use double crochet, the work will be more of a open weave and not so warm

[@CrochetwithClare]

I make the chains loose, or you can use the half double crochet foundation row :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

I used a 6.5mm hook and 2 strands of 8ply/dk/sports weight yarn hope this helps you YOu can also use 1 strand of worsted weight yarn and a 5.5mm/I hook

[@CrochetwithClare]

from memory it took me 4 x 50gm balls, 100 grams is 3.5 ounces, so it would take about 7 ounces

[@jeanne052710]

I love this pattern very very good especially this winter season!!! -3

[@docfrankhudent1703]

Love it, love it, love it!!! Very creative!! :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi there, Instead of using plain yarn use fluffy yarn and plain together as this make s it easy to see the stitches. Then follow the video to make the edge :)

[@isafreaks]

i just fisinished mine, i like it so much! Thank you.

[@CrochetwithClare]

Depending on where you liek and what yarn is available for you . I used a 4mm hook / g hook and 8ply/DK/Sport weight yarn. YOu can use 1 strand of worsted weight 4ply and a 5.5mm hook

[@1234DadMom]

thank you for all the beautiful tutorial I have been able to fallow almost everything that I seen been able to learn and fellow you, you are a really inspired me to keep making new and beautiful beanies I have made two scoodie I really love making thank you again

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback and for supporting my videos Happy crochet

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hello and thank you for the wonderful feedback, have fun exploring new patterns :) Happy crochet

[@mushimushi71]

I wish you didn't skip it to when your scarf was done ...but I love your video with the headband ..just started crochet ..love you

[@jnl2378]

I love your vids thank you for taking time to those of us like myself step by step on how to do it :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi , you can use 2 separate balls or you can use one strand for the middle of the ball and one form the outside

[@kimmishae1]

I love this scoodie!!! I have two quick questions for you. Can this project be done with one strand of yarn? What would happen if you didn't use two strands to complete it? I'm still learning how to crochet so any answer will be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much for sharing your talents.

[@erikabott9209]

🚺thank you for the step by step instruction very easy to follow i downloaded the pattern

[@eslyleal6318]

I just got into crocheting and you just make it so easy 😍 to learn thank you so much

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback, I hope you enjoy crochet as much as I do

[@acharaking9256]

Thanks

[@sumayyasahin]

I love your videos! I am currently making a blanket with the side shell crochet tutorial, hopefully I will take this one on next :)

[@heathergriffin4330]

also wanted to say that i've deliberately made my hood part too small, b/c i like how the pattern goes a different direction around the edge of the hood when you fixed it. :)

[@smiley1244123]

Thank You So Very Much For This Tutorial !!!!!!!

[@justicesack4655]

Great Video, and easy to follow :)

[@Lixae]

oh my thats wonderful!

[@leighannosaurus67]

whew, okay, because when i did it along with the video, it looked pretty good. crocheting with two stands seems difficult. XD thank you for replying, by the way. :)

[@Thongtra]

Thx for the video .. i really enjoy ur tutorial!

[@xena91388]

You have the most ridiculously complex method of making a slipknot I have ever seen. Great tutorial btw, can't wait to hook up my own scoodie!

[@meluvchris418]

thanx for ur videos!i like ur voice so much!it's the accent!:)

[@CrochetwithClare]

@kgo30 I think if you make a scarf and then make a seperate hood (just a rectangle ) then sew them together

[@CrochetwithClare]

if you look up the top above the video wher it says 422 videos, click that and video box should drop down, should be there

[@sherrijamison338]

You are my new favorite find on youtube. I've been getting a lot more creative with crocheting and you've been a saint in helping me on my way. Thanks for your amazing videos

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi I used a 8ply/DK Australian yarn called panda soft

[@CrochetwithClare]

Yes, as it says in the video you use 2 strands of yarn together as one.

[@liencrilly4318]

Hi, I love this scoddie and making it in Lion Brand HomeTown USA bulky yarn. I finished one skien and want to know how to join the new skien on the scaft. I'm about 1/4 from the begining of row 2. Thank you for your tutorials, they are easy to follow.

[@CrochetwithClare]

hi there, I have not tried it with that yarn as we do not get it here in Australia, I wouldnt make it to thick as it may be too stiff and not have a nice drape thank you for watching

[@shalenigma]

Hello, thank you for the video, could you pls tell me if i can make this with bulky yarn and which size hook i can use for the project for bulky yarn.thank you.

[@EpithalamionJinx]

make sure you are adding the extra loop necessary at the end before you double-back, otherwise you'll get a slant or triangle shape.

[@parisimo03]

Is there a written pattern for this scoodie?? I love it and am going to try to make it. I just like to have a written pattern as well for future reference. Thank you so much for this AWESOME tutorial!

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi, I used 2 strands for the whole section but you can use 1 if you want to

[@CrochetwithClare]

Hi, you can sew the top seam or you can crochet them together or slip stich them together Thanks for watching my videos

[@KydzLydz]

help desk here...depending on the length that you want i usually use at least 2 balls per scarf

[@CrochetwithClare]

HI there if it is starting to slant it means your first and last stitch could be in the wrong place

[@brownbutterflie]

This is great, thank you!

[@CrochetwithClare]

@MsZoologist1 I am not sure on yarnage but i used 4 50 gm balls and used 2 together :)

[@CrochetwithClare]

Thanks :) I never let them bother me I just reply as long as it looks good thats all that matters

[@dezaraekoksvik6884]

i was wondering if you could show me how to add an eyelash fringe trim along the hoodie- kind of like a faux fur trim.

[@JANEEDISTURBED]

You can also use a Stitch Marker to mark where you want to add the hood part. They can be store bought, or I just use what I already have at home, one of those over-sized safety pins! You can also use silver jewelry making wire, or something like it. But they sell stitch markers in the craft sections of most stores, the isle (most likely) where they sell yarns and the hooks. But to save money, you can use an oversized safety pin, or just a large regular safety pin.

[@CrochetwithClare]

@pootinhammer I have a video for a scoodie, you maybe able to adapt that to a scoodie :)

[@Seyrapom]

nice! thank you for the tutorials :3 have a nice day