Crochet Halter Dress Tutorial | DIY Crochet Dress | The Crocheting

[@Csncelthis1223]

incredibly generous of you to show how to make your pattern, thank you!!

[@crocheting]

Aw of course I’m happy to! :)

[@madelineberrios2539]

Very poorly done.

[@beverley1962ify]

@@madelineberrios2539 can you do a better job? If not shut the rassoul up at least she did her best and the dress is beautiful.

[@lovelylife333cl7]

Literally feel like I owe you some money ❤🎉

[@lizacrochets98]

​@@madelineberrios2539 pretty much everyone else can follow just fine . Sounds like a you problem 🙂

[@NgaNguyen-tv1ez]

omg queen really saved my life with this my jaw dropped when I saw this in my reccomended

[@crocheting]

Aww so happy to hear that!! ❤️

[@isabellarossini5446]

Also- this dress is totally popular due to crochet dresses like this being all over Pinterest and Tik Tok!

[@sandwichandchips345]

PLZ never delete this i am so obsessed you are out here doing everything right 😩✋✨💕

[@crocheting]

Thank you so much!! So glad you like the tutorial 🙃💕

[@themoonloves]

I've never seen anyone crochet like that! I'm ambidextrous but dominantly right handed. I've been wanting to try to use my left hand sometimes and you gave me a whole new way of looking at how to do that. I love watching you and this is only the first video I've watched. I'm only five minutes in and I'm in awe. I also can't wait to try and make myself this dress.

[@crocheting]

Oh wow that’s so awesome to hear, definitely give it a try and let me know what you think!! And thank you so much!! ❤️

[@andreapc9746]

i saw this on pinterest and i have been trying to find how to make this for SO LONG!! omg what is ur depop im in LOVEEE

[@crocheting]

Aw thanks so much!! It’s @crocheting the link is also in the video description :)

[@urmom-qk6vt]

you are an ANGEL i wanted to make this dress so bad

[@crocheting]

Ah so glad to hear it!! 💕

[@bryannabrooks7653]

Omg I'm in love with this dress. It worked up really quickly. I would've finished in one day but I ran out of yarn.

[@samanthapeterson5760]

Omg thank you for making this tutorial! I want to make this before I go on vacation!

[@crocheting]

Amazing!! Definitely perfect for a vacay :)

[@joycetrovato453]

Thanks so much for posting this video. It’s very informative and you do excellent work!

[@alenajarro7240]

Thank you girl 😌 you’re an amazing teacher!

[@crocheting]

Aw thank YOU!! So glad you liked the tutorial :)

[@kaylanguyen2032]

thank you so much for this video!! i had purchased the pattern on etsy and as a new crocheter this really helped me learn how to read the pattern!

[@crocheting]

That’s amazing to hear it helped you!! Thank you!! ❤️

[@Jessalamber]

Thank you for sharing this with us!! I can’t wait to make mine 💞

[@crocheting]

You’re welcome! So excited for you! :)

[@anm.0364]

Could I do this with a 3.00mm hook? What should I look for in matter of changing the pattern?

[@annamichalczewska947]

Girl you are my God, I needed this do much

[@crocheting]

ah thank you I’m so glad to hear it! ❤️

[@karissapatel6373]

this is awesome, thank you. i have already started and about half way there i am doing extra small but i keep finding myself ending with way more stiches than you and I am worried my dress is going to be way to big. unsure if I should restart or try decreasing by large amounts :)

[@alexandrarusu4865]

bought materials just to try this!!! thank u so much 🥰🥰

[@crocheting]

Omg wow that’s awesome!! You’re very welcome hope you enjoy the tutorial 🙃

[@stephaniepiatek5993]

The dress I need to find a tutorial for is one similar to the one in Zara rn, seen it all over Pinterest for months in similar designs

[@lailahtoussaint6592]

Hey mangopinkdragon on tik tok has a tutorial for Zara dress!

[@jordanalexis319]

@@lailahtoussaint6592 she also has a tutorial for it on KZbin! :)

[@patryciamorales905]

I just realized you are lefts handed that’s why I was confused on your crocheting good thing I made it with my right hand

[@ch444ch4]

it took me this comment to realized lol i was so confused😭

[@heathertoki]

if you want more recommendations for patterns, maybe the granny square one from zara? with the asymmetrical attachments between rows. and thank you for posting this pattern! cant wait to get started

[@crocheting]

Ahh yes that’s a great idea thanks!! And you’re welcome I’m so glad you like it!🙃

[@ChocolatexCherries3]

i feel so validated seeing how u crochet!!!! i do this too!!

[@trigeminalneuralgia1]

So many thanks! I just tried to download your pattern because I really like to have one to follow as I watch, but unfortunately it's no longer free. Guess I missed the boat on that one! ☹ So you might want to update your wording. Thanks again.

[@lovelylife333cl7]

Thanks boo finished in a day ! I used multi colored yarn

[@lydiaedwards2604]

This is amazing! Can’t wait to make mine!

[@terriclark3150]

This is so cute! I really like it. Thank you for sharing.

[@myrlyny109]

oh my i wanted to make exactly that kind of dress, thank u for the pattern gonna order yarn tomorrow :DD

[@angelinaguevara9040]

could i crochet the round by slip stitching into the slip knot and work that way or would it mess up the dress ?

[@crocheting]

You could definitely do it that way!!❤

[@beacook8421]

Can this be done in single crochet

[@lulumazzei1025]

game changer, this helped a lot thank you so much i can’t wait to do this

[@crocheting]

You’re welcome I’m so glad to hear it!! 💕

[@michellenash6802]

Great tutorial....thank you for sharing. ***For those of you who are Rt handed...find Bagoday, hooked by Robin, or creative grandma on KZbin -- all 3 channels have great beginner instructions as well as patterns to learn how to crochet. Bagoday and hooked by Robin use the 'knife' hold; creative grandma uses the 'pencil' hold. These are the correct ways to hold your hook, and they also show the correct way to hold your yarn. Tamara Kelly from Moogly does. Rt and Lt. handed tutorials. All of these ladies have a blog, though I'm unsure if Bagoday has a blog. If you're new to crochet it might be a little difficult to follow this lovely young lady...she does beautiful work but how she holds her hook and yarn is a bit unconventional. She's using one hand to work her hook and yarn, which I'm sure she most likely taught herself to crochet. The conventional way is to hold your hook in one hand and yarn in the other. Though I'm amazed at how fast she can move with having to do an extra step of putting the yarn over her hook as opposed to grabbing the yarn w the hook. (I'm not criticizing this lovely young lady. Plz don't take it that way. I just remember starting out, trying to teach myself how to crochet. When I found the women I listed above on YT it was a game changer. Things I didn't understand trying to read finally made more sense when demonstrated. I also recommend the above women bc they do well with the camera work...like this young lady, you can see what they are doing with the angle used here.)

[@alejandrasamano1741]

Would it make a big difference if i use a 3.5mm hook

[@crocheting]

No you can definitely use a 3.5!

[@mandywright372]

What kind of clothing should we wear under these dresses? Because with the types of stitches u used it looks like it’d be a bit see through?

[@Janerry123]

Do single crochet instead of double

[@looleas]

Pls help me crochet gods lol💛💛 This looks super pretty I’m looking for dresses I could make for my sister this looks super pretty:) now I have to get her sizes in secret😂💛

[@kerryalfieri]

Are you not doing an extended double crochet? A normal double crochet is pulling through 2 loops and then the 2nd 2 loops.

[@francescacuoricino9000]

Really good job. I think I will try...

[@crocheting]

Thank you!! I hope you enjoy making it :)

[@glendai.santos4879]

I don’t have a 3.75 mm book should I use a 3.5 or a 4?

[@parischey4528]

Hi! I'm crocheting this right now and using the same type of yarn as you but i feel like my stripes arent creating a fabric as long as yours is (like at 6 stripes yours looked way longer than mine). any suggestions why? i'm using the yarn you linked too!

[@elinoreolsson9900]

Thank you so much for this pattern!

[@crocheting]

you’re so welcome! :)

[@jacquelinefalls9856]

Nice colors. I want to make longer. How do I make it into a midi dress?

[@taitummoodley9445]

YOU ARE A LIFESAVER THANK U I WISH THE BEST FOR U

[@crocheting]

Aw thank you so much so glad you like it!!!

[@sandihenderson3091]

I’m not sure how this is correct, but I e followed your instructions and this dress is no where close to fitting my daughter, where do I add rows so that it finishes under her bust to start the cups. As of right now it sits just above her waist.

[@alondra1919]

Omg love it this was over pinterest

[@crocheting]

Thank you!!

[@liyathomas7811]

hey:))) for the last three stripes of the skirt do we only do on row for each colour or two like the others??? also for XS at the end how many chains are there cause im gonna do a simple top instead of the cups as it is my first dress and i wanna know how many chains to do for the top:)))

[@crocheting]

You only do one row for each color, and for an XS you would be ending with 78 stitches :)

[@liyathomas7811]

@@crocheting thank you so much for the reply and also showing the video I LOVE YOU SO MUCH

[@crocheting]

@@liyathomas7811 Aw of course!! So glad you like it!! :)

[@fashionista.talenista96]

Thank you for your Wonderful Patterns. I'm trying to get my business going, but I'm still researching some things. I'm not a fan of mathematics peruodt. Lol. But I know Crocheting does require Guage swatch. I wish it was easy. I wish. But I will say my measuring tape does help still in a way.

[@crocheting]

Yes measuring tape is sooo helpful!! Good luck with your business! ❤️

[@dorothytoman8251]

Can I use cotton Weight #4 yarn

[@mariafreddy6391]

What would a size 10 be please ? Xx

[@clotildesandrelli205]

The top is different, how did you make the top that is in the cover of the video?

[@crocheting]

The top begins at 39:30!

[@emmelinepiipporschke2965]

I would like to know That too! On the recipe pictures it’s also different- and the cups I made for my dress doesn’t really seem to fit..

[@lisadonaldson8387]

Yes the cups on the cover pics go right up to shoulder but the tutorial more triangle cups are sewn onto thick straps?

[@darlingmillpell2343]

So beautiful and awesome

[@elinoreolsson9900]

i have a question, how can the first part you did be the lower part of the dress? the size doesn't add up at all, it barely comes over my knees even though my measurements over the hip/bust and waist fit size S

[@crocheting]

Hi! Hmm did you happen to check your gauge before? A square of 10 double crochets in length and five rows in height should be about 3” on all sides. It could be that your stitches are smaller than mine, so if you check this to make sure - you can adjust accordingly :)

[@elinoreolsson9900]

@@crocheting hi! I crochet quite loose and it fits expect the first row of chain stitches, even though I did it very loose it’s still very tight meaning I’d have to do chain stitches for a size L but the rest in size S but that wouldn’t work, I’m currently on the ninth row meaning I’d have to redo everything but I don’t have the energy for that :/

[@crocheting]

@@elinoreolsson9900 I’m sorry to hear that! I’m not sure why that would be happening, but it seems like in this case, making the L would be the best option to ensure the fit 💕 I’m here if you have more questions if you decide to give it another go!

[@elinoreolsson9900]

@@crocheting thank you so much for your help!

[@priscillasanusi1679]

@@elinoreolsson9900 you are probably already done. but I had the same issue with the bottom having no stretch. i just googled how to do a foundation stitch, because what she should was a foundation chain but a foundation STITCH allows the yarn you are using to have more stretch

[@stormofillusionsmidnight9789]

I never crochet before but I would love to do this dress using tunisian crochet knit stitch, how would I do that? Would it be similar?

[@raquelzajac8622]

how would I be able to make this for a 22/23 inch waist I am making this in the xs size and its huge and it doesn't fit tight at all please help 😫

[@ellehogg8729]

i’ve never seen anyone chain/crochet like that but if it makes my hands hurt less i’ll take it

[@everythingamiyah]

Maybe you’re holding the hook or yarn too tight or your hands are too stiff? It shouldn’t hurt to crochet unless you’re doing it a lot. Edit: Emma P has a video on crocheting basics. That might help if the problem is with your form.

[@everythingkhreative]

Hello dear. What if my client is a small up top and xs in the hip area?

[@asiasmith503]

Hey, would the cups you made in the video fit a D cup?

[@crocheting]

Yes for sure!

[@angelaarias1003]

Thank you so much for this!!! For the gauge, is the first row starting with the 10 stitches, or is it the row when you sc across those 10 stitched ?

[@crocheting]

Thanks so much!! And you can measure the gauge by making a square that’s 10 double-crochets wide and 5 rows of double-crochets tall. That should be about 3inches x 3inches!

[@fluffycat7851]

@@crocheting my gauge came out as 2x2 inches. do i need to use a larger hook size?

[@elysemoser9119]

Hi! I am about 30 minutes into the video where we make decreasing chains but when I tried on what I had so far it only reached about the middle of my butt. Would you recommend to keep going with how I was for a couple more stripes until it goes above my butt? Or start the decreasing stitches now? Thanks!

[@crocheting]

Hey! Yeah in this case you could definitely make a couple more stripes before starting the decreases :) this dress is super customizable so absolutely feel free to adjust and modify to get the perfect fit for you!

[@Ellie-wq2hs]

Hey love the tutorial! What thickness of yarn is need? Would a double knitting yarn be okay?

[@crocheting]

Thank you! A double knitting yarn would work, I used Aran weight yarn :)

[@shana1264]

Can I use dk yarn for this?

[@crocheting]

Definitely! Just make a gauge swatch before to see if it changes the stitch count, and maybe go up a size if you need more stitches to get the same measurements :)

[@shana1264]

@@crocheting thank you 😊

[@frequenz8347]

Thank you for this! I was wondering what to do to make the bralette part ‘thinner’ on top? I find them very broad on top of my chest and at the shoulders. How do I make them more narrow? Thank you!❤

[@strawberrysugar4415]

Can someone help make sense of 23:52??? I’m really confused on what I’m supposed to do. Am I supposed to increase in 6 stitches and then increase at the end of the round??

[@graceturcotte]

If I’m between sizes do you recommend I go smaller or larger? Or should I just adjust my stitch count slightly?🤍

[@crocheting]

Hi! I’d first recommend making the starter chain, and wrapping it around your chest to see if it fits comfortably with a little room. If so, then I would stick to that size for the rest of the dress! In general this is usually the slightly larger size but depending on the tightness of your stitches this can vary!

[@graceturcotte]

@@crocheting Okay, thank you so much!

[@sabrinaedwards1830]

Hi I love your design. Do you stitch a lining on this inside of the dress or is it safe to wear as it is?

[@frejarasmussen7796]

How many meters of yarn do you use for the xs?

[@Sarah-pc1di]

love the tutorial, I followed the small sizing but it’s turned out absolutely huge…please help!! I’m around the 4 decreases area, should I add more decreases? it’s probably not going to be a bodycon anymore but :(

[@kamtooreal]

Aaa! Me too I did an XS and it fits me like a medium. Honestly I know it seems like a lot but depending on the size I would go down 5-10 chains

[@oranbethajr.8428]

How many rows for the cup ?

[@JimiNutron1]

Thanks so much for sharing!

[@SO-pk7im]

thank you, I love your video!! I am such a beginner and I was wondering if there was something I could do to lessen the holes/gaps so the dress isn't so see-through? Would a different stitch work for this for e.g. hdc? or change the yarn or needle size? I would love to make this dress but I'm so clueless aha

[@minnienicholls4002]

you can change the stitch!! normal single crochet would probably work better for you if that’s what you want :)

[@sydneyringenberg4589]

I love this dress pattern but I noticed a bit too far into crocheting that the foundation chain is super tight around my thighs. If anyone else ran into this problem as well, Gantsilyo Baguio has a video to fix the problem (I think it's called "how to remedy a too tight foundation chain). Was super helpful and made the dress so much more comfortable!

[@ratchef9522]

I ran into the same problem, thanks this helped

[@tmm4828]

The solution i ve found is to start with a hook size up with foundation chain.if the pattern calls for 3.5mm hook ,start with 4.00/4.5 mm crochet hook for foundation chain then change back to 3.5mm after chain

[@TheMike90a]

Thanks for the heads up, I put the chain around my thighs and my yarn had no give (I’m using cotton). I switched to a chainless double crochet and problem solved! Now it’s stretchy. I also did an invisible join and carried my colors up instead of cutting because I’m too lazy to weave in ends and keep adding yarn, way easier and faster and looked more seamless

[@laurlaurbunnie]

Hi! I'm a tad bit confused. So I am on row 23 at the moment and when you say decrease at the midpoint and end do we do that for seven rows? Or 7 stripes? I am also doing an XS but my numbers aren't adding up to yours. Please reply, thank you! x

[@sabreenamarquez7790]

hey:) quick ?: is there anyway to make the side of the dress (where you end and start each new color) cleaner? i’m making mine and it looks a little funny and not as clean. i see the same thing happen in all the vids i’ve seen but is there a way to make it cleaner? i’m selling them and i want them to be the best they can be.

[@crocheting]

Yes I’ve got a few tricks for that! One way is to not count the initial “chain 2” as a stitch, so you would essentially dc into that starting ch-2 space to end the round and slip stitch into the stitch next to the chain-2. Another option is to start the rounds at different spots on the previous round, instead of always starting at the same space. This helps to “spread out” the changes from round to round so it’s not overwhelming in one side. Hope this helps!

[@sabreenamarquez7790]

@@crocheting awesome thank you! one more question! lol, when it’s done and you want to put it on, the top (since the cups were stitched on) is pretty firm and tight and the very bottom doesn’t stretch much either since it’s the very first round, so how do you get it on lol ?😂

[@crocheting]

@@sabreenamarquez7790 haha great question! I slip it on over my head, since the smallest part around the waist won’t really fit bottom - up :)

[@melimadethis]

i think this pattern is popular bc of the illusion the colors create due to the pattern,

[@crocheting]

So true! :)

[@nandimleya]

Do I follow the same pattern, like all the increases and decreases even if I'm doing medium. Or is there a different one for different sizes?

[@crocheting]

You can follow this same pattern! Any changes based on the size will be outlined in the subtitles :)

[@nandimleya]

@@crocheting if i want to see this dress with 2 colours, how much yarn would I need

[@crocheting]

@@nandimleya you can take the number given for each size in the description (example: XS = 200yds each color), multiply that by three, then divide by two. So 200 x 3 = 600 / 2 = 300yds for two colors!

[@nandimleya]

@@crocheting oh gosh I feel like I'm asking too many questions but I'm back again hehe. In a bit worried it will be see through, and as I'm working it it seems too short. Can I modify the pattern to make the cups shorter then work more body rows? If that makes sense

[@crocheting]

@@nandimleya yeah you absolutely can! To make the cups shorter, you’d just start off with a smaller foundation chain on this part. And I would suggest adding stripes to the bottom of the dress, not the top, to add length :)

[@dalena22]

im so grateful for this video, but i need some help, i'm a beginner and this is my first project, i tried making a gauge square but it is too small, but i don't know what to do, i'm planning on making the XS size, should i size up or..

[@crocheting]

Happy to help! May I ask how many stitches/rows it takes you to get 3 inches?

[@dalena22]

@@crochetingthank you so much! i’ve just done a gauge square to 3x3 and it’s 12 stitches and 6 rows

[@crocheting]

@@dalena22 so it sounds like it takes you 2 extra stitches for every three inches, and you also get an extra row! I would say to make one size larger than you actually want in order to get a good fitting size :)

[@dalena22]

@@crocheting alright thank you so much for your help! i’m so excited to see how the dress turns out x

[@AnnaSimpleLife...]

Thanks for sharing this videois so useful! keep it up

[@BrownSkinnedBeauty33]

Hi my Bust is Large and my waist and hips are XXL, Which size should I do?

[@buiuyen5558]

Should i use 3.5 mm crochet hook or 4 mm crochet hook because i dont have any 3.75 available here :((

[@ysa-ysa-ysa]

hi i started working on this dress yesterday, however it's coming out a bit big even though i referred to the sizing in the description. what should i do?

[@crocheting]

Hi! Hmm depending on what part of the dress you are at, you can add in a couple decreases to your next round to slim the dress in a bit. Just make sure you can always pull the dress over your head without difficulty!

[@AlexisMartinez-fd7sd]

I am working on it and it seems a little see trough. How do I fix it/ what do I wear under?

[@sylviahabulan834]

if gauge you get is 2.7 x 2.9 inches is that okay?

[@Alicia_Calle]

what kind of yarn did you use and size because I used 60% cotton/ 40% acrylic yarn with needle size 3,5-4 mm but my stripes came out smaler?

[@crocheting]

I have the yarn linked in the description and used a 3.75mm hook :) but totally fine if that happens you can just make a size up or increase the hook size!

[@darlingmillpell2343]

Thank you

[@mxx_lika]

Thanks for the tutorial 🖤

[@AlexisMartinez-fd7sd]

What yarn are you using? because I feel like cotton gives a clean look where as acrylic looks fuzzy, what do you recommend?

[@crocheting]

I linked the yarn I use in the description! I agree with your description, totally depends on what look you prefer :)

[@AlexisMartinez-fd7sd]

@@crocheting thank you! ❤️ (I just subscribed)

[@crocheting]

@@AlexisMartinez-fd7sd thank you so much!! :)

[@darlingmillpell2343]

It's awesome

[@looneyraven4669]

hii! what type of yarn and size hook did you use?:)

[@crocheting]

Hey!! I used a weight 4 100% cotton yarn and a size 3.75mm hook :)

[@Veedelsol]

this was amazing thank you for sharing ! just for clarification, would we hand wash any crocheted clothes ? and are they safe for the washer or dryer ? 😊

[@UmaKnaven]

You could probably wash on delicate and cold water, but definitely would recommend laying flat to dry. But honestly, hand wash is probably best, depending on yarn material.

[@drmether9150]

Hey! Thanks for the tutorial they’re absolutely amazing! While I was stitching I noticed that my double crochets are twisting (like a DNA) is there any way I can prevent this?

[@berbnobirbyes.8583]

I am pretty small (32 bust, 23 waist, 33 hips). To make the dress fit to me, should I just take the difference from the xs and small and add that onto the xs?

[@crocheting]

Yes that would definitely work to get you to an XXS! Good thinking :)

[@raquelzajac8622]

Hi please help! did you make this yet I am making this in xs size and it's huge and I have similar measurements as you? do you have any tips or know how many stitches you did?

[@neverlandonearth77]

What drew me to wanting to make this dress is because I've seen one like it made with rainbow colors in total hippie fashion. People are making it with pink/purple/orange/red/yellow/green all in one dress. Others are doing Rasta colors, or whatever colors they want. Their patterns are different but the color shift and banding is the same.

[@sophiepym_]

I just bought the pattern I’m super excited! However I tested the gauge square after noticing my 116 chain wouldn’t be big enough and instead of 10 sc and 5 rows for a 3 by 3 I had 10sc with 15 rows. Do you know how I would adjust to the pattern? Different yarn, hook (I’m using 4mm at the moment) or just simply do more chains throughout? Thank you!

[@crocheting]

Thanks so much!! And did you mean sc, because it would actually be double crochet, which could be the problem :)

[@sophiepym_]

@@crocheting I think that might be the most obvious dumb things I’ve done to this date! I’ll redo my square now, thank you!

[@crocheting]

@@sophiepym_ haha no worries hope that helps 😊

[@bbnardi9390]

Hey! Love the pattern. If your crochet hook is 3.75mm, what size of hook is your yarn suggested for? Would 5mm yarn work with a 3.75mm hook? Thanks

[@crocheting]

hm I would suggest checking your gauge to see, depending on that, you might need to make a size smaller than you normally would in order to get the best fit!

[@paneezpouryan1111]

heyyy just wondering if i can still make this dress with only two colours of yarn xx

[@crocheting]

Totally! Just make the stripes three rounds thick instead of two, or just alternate as you normally would between the two colors :)

[@sabreenamarquez7790]

hey i have a question! i am making this dress however i start from the top of the dress and move down, the cups are done and i’m starting the body, but how do you keep it from growing outward? it’s supposed to be bodycon so idk how it’s getting bigger...

[@crocheting]

You’re right that it is a bodycon, but it still gets bigger towards the bottom to give room for the hips/wider part of the legs since the yarn I used isn’t really stretchy! If you’re using a stretchy yarn you could probably get away with doing less increases but most yarns aren’t stretchy enough for that :) hope that helps!

[@sabreenamarquez7790]

@@crocheting thank you! i didn’t watch the video before cause i’m a little impatient lol but i will now ! tysm

[@crocheting]

@@sabreenamarquez7790 haha totally understand glad I could help clear that up! :)

[@jessica6018]

How long does it usually take?

[@crocheting]

This took me about 10-12 hours to make, but it really depends on how fast you work and also what size you’re making!

[@gabiquinn7899]

How do you sew the cups onto the dress?

[@crocheting]

you can use a tapestry needle to weave a long strand of yarn (attached to the cup) in and out of the last round of the dress body to attach :)

[@gabiquinn7899]

@@crocheting Thank you!!!!

[@theamorgan9749]

hi! love the video, just subscribed. I only have a 6mm hook. I want to make the XS size, what should I do? is it worth it to go buy a 3.75mm hook

[@crocheting]

Thank you so much! I’d definitely say it’s worth it, almost all of my crochet clothes are made with a 3.25-375mm hook

[@ella_the_elevator577]

I’m not an expert but I’m assuming your gauge may be off a little bit. I would recommend making a gauge square to make sure it’s correct. Around the beginning of the video she said what it was :)

[@crocheting]

@@theamorgan9749 exactly, a gauge square should be able to tell you more about your stitch size! If you find that your square is a lot smaller than it should be, I would suggest going up a size or two in order to get the measurements you’re looking for :)

[@rebeccaberger43]

Hey there, just wondering for refernce what size is the dress in the thumbnail? :)

[@nikkibean8766]

May I use this pattern for my own store?

[@kimhyunjin]

how long would this take a beginner?

[@melissawright1979]

Thank you so much for this!