How to crochet a basic sweater / jumper - any size

[@TazRauz]

This is amazing, keep making more! It is really easy to follow. I am 12 and I made a sweater, thanks to you!!

[@aimanaureen9258]

Nice

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[@tammi67able]

I love how you show us each arm hole as it develops that helps me a lot , Please don’t change your way of teaching it’s right on point for us beginners or for those of us who need repetitions to help us get the instructors correct , thank you!

[@eve7258]

Thanks for your tutorials and useful tips. I know some aren't happy to listen to your voice or the repetitive instructions, but for me it worked just fine because every word really stuck to my mind, thus helping me not to get mistakes. Thanks a lot .

[@miryamkgreen4838]

This is the perfect tutorial. I often want to modify patterns to work with another weight of yarn or something, and this video teaches how the pattern is designed, so you can do it yourself. Many teachers just say “chain 56”, but this breaks it down to help you understand why to chain 56, or any other number, so you can apply it to another project and design your own pattern. Thank you!!

[@ratry0000]

one of the most understandable tutorials on KZbin. keep up good work. everything you say is so clear and easy to understand. thanks a lot

[@mayajayasundara]

One of the best instructors on crocheting in the world! Such a kind person. Thank you so much and God bless!

[@evelynrogers6766]

Working on one for grandson. Love your very specific instructions! Thank you!

[@albondiga6267]

I am starting my first sweater, and I find your voice to be very sweet and pleasant. Thank you for your explanations. I’m just right now on my third row.

[@ashleyfrank1913]

Ive never understood why people come on YT and complain about how people choose to do their own tutorials. Yall are on here complaining about her voice, about the math she used, like she is supposed to make this tutorial to your standards. If you want a tutorial done a certain way, make it yourself. Fools on here complaining and obviously are watching this because you don't know how to do this already.

[@DesignsbyPhanessa]

Ashley Frank it’s super irritating right? Go away if you don’t like it lol

[@suleviabl9693]

Thank you Ashley, for saying this! My fingers itch sometimes with all these know-it-all who contribute nothing yet feel entitled to spew their negativity to criticize people who give of their own good time to share their knowledge and skills (for free, might I add!). The word 'troll' is not accurate, they are no more than school bullies!

[@jagjotsidhu2347]

Your tutorial is so good I made a sweater for my dad and I’m only 10!!!!!!!!!

[@armaniousd184]

@@jagjotsidhu2347 How many grams of wool to make this a sweater?

[@tashapooh8548]

Ashley Frank agreed! So irritating 😠

[@Ragnellsdream]

I appreciate you explaining the math so we can make the sweater based on our person needs. Thank you.

[@remedy9648]

I'm so happy you showed how to figure out a yoke. It makes it possible to do a top down construction on so many garments! I find your tutorials educational and they work out perfectly...thank you!

[@amberdolly785]

Your tutorials are great. They’re so easy to follow and the results look good even though I made it.

[@vchick2010]

i have to thank you...you are an excellent instructor...very precise and patient...very easy to understand. ..its better than being in a classroom. ..God's blessings to you...i look forward to more adult sweater patterns based on this concept

[@sarahwaldron3868]

Thank you again for such a wonderful and easy to follow along pattern. I love how you go into so much detail and repeat things so much as some people do struggle and forget. I admit it is slow going for someone who does already have a sort of good knowledge already but it’s easy enough for me to skip certain parts. Thank you again for sharing your talent with us and for another lovely tutorial xx

[@knittingggg326]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this pattern and your clear explanation! I’ve literally searched for months for a pattern that allows me to use a more thin yarn (3.5 mm hook) for an adult size sweater. Those are surprisingly hard to find when it comes to crochet! Love that you explained how we can calculate ourselves so we can make whatever sizes we want. Perfect! Thank you again! 😊🙌🏼

[@daliborkalakic7134]

I started crocheting this sweater last winter, and now I'm back on the road again. I guessed that the sleeves would be a bit too wide for me, so I did a decrease and it turned out good. I first did two rounds normally, and then I did a decrease in the following two rounds, the third and the fourth round of the sleeve. In each of these rounds I decreased two times. You can decrease only once per row, to make the decrease more subtle, the best thing is to do the decrease and the following several rounds and then to try it on. You can find some nice and clear videos on decreasing double crochet so that it does not turn out chunky. And, not to forget, thank you, WoolyWondersCrochet, for this useful lesson. Love!

[@sarahknell8494]

Perfectly explained tutorial, thank you so much. I've just tried to follow someone else's tutorial and so much was missed out that I couldn't make the first few rounds work. Hearing your explanation I can see why. Thank you again xx

[@Enoo-Wynn]

Thank you for doing a sweater pattern. I'm ready to move beyond shawls and scarves.

[@tat2dbeaner]

Amazing tutorial!!! Can’t express enough how much I appreciate your thoroughness in explaining and demonstrating the steps. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this and for making it feel so “easy”.

[@kkaterina12]

I love your simplicity. I learned with you everything I need to know about how to crochet and now I create my own beautiful clothes. Thank you.

[@tyraperez]

Yayyyy I finally found the exact type of sweater tutorial I was looking for!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@gaul1272]

Thank you for this video and the effort you put into making it. It's my first time ever attempting crochet and your video has enabled me to make two sweaters. I appreciate the clarity of your delivery.

[@woolywonderscrochet7586]

Thank for your kind comment

[@mellodysharon7761]

I love her videos as well ... what size hook did she use and what yarn?

[@Floweroftheprairie2720]

@@woolywonderscrochet7586where are you, are you okay? How can we contact your family to help you if you need it?

[@suearmitage2967]

You are an amazing tutor! You make everything so clear and straightforward that it becomes possible for anyone to do. Thank you so much for sharing your time and talent. Xx

[@kelliemartello6858]

I'm making my 2nd sweater. Easy pattern to follow thank you so much for sharing

[@lindacaudill793]

I can follow your directions so good..have made four of these.thank you.

[@snone2902]

I appreciate how detailed your explanation is and such a sweet voice. Thank you ❤️.

[@randomgoats]

I found this really good and easy to follow, i used it to make a doll's jumper. The repetetive instructions were slightly annoying but that was fine because it made it understandable for beginners and if you don't need it you can always ship forward or something. It was very clear so i can remember it off by heart now.

[@madhurikokane8953]

Madam, thank you very much. You have explained the method of making a basic sweater in a very simple but extremely wonderful manner. It is very easy to grasp and gives a person confidence to try making one. I have already started. You are an excellent teacher.

[@ruby07241]

Your tutorials are so wonderful and easy to follow. Your patterns are beautiful.

[@louthgirl1]

The best tutorial ever, so easy to follow.

[@Properbrexit]

best tutorial ever ! super easy to follow with perfect results and quick and easy

[@maryalison3963]

I love all of your tutorials and the time you take to explain and demonstrate exactly what to do. I'm very much a visual learner when it comes to crochet and you have helped me enormously. I can't thank you enough.

[@angelawatercolour4759]

Thanks for the great tutorials they are the easiest to follow and most accurate I have found.

[@jeremypeirson6840]

I want to thank you for this tutorial. I love the simplicity of it and it inspired me to try it. I am almost finished a vest for me and I am so pleased with how it is turning out.

[@hebamohamed1236]

YOUR ACCENT IS BRELIANT

[@kadiewatters6711]

I don't know if you will see this, but i want to say a hige thank you for your video. I have wanted to make a jumper for so long but never knew what size to make. This video has been so helpful and has explained everything very well

[@thuongdo3931]

Thank you for the formula to use for different sizes. It's very easy to follow.

[@lcasale]

Thank you so much for sharing your tutorials! Love your voice and you are very clear in thorough with your instructions! :)

[@idaselte5966]

I just finished mine and I’m in love with the result! I did a bit of modification on the sleeves to make them go in and give them a bit of a “fitted bubble sleeve look” by putting the DC in two spaces instead of one two times every 3 rows 😄 Your directions were super clear and easy to follow along. Thank you!

[@constancewang3660]

This brings back memory's of watching you when I just started crochet (when I first started I used a straw that was bent at the top and scrap yarn because I didn't have the materials)

[@jeanlittle1838]

Aww did you?

[@albondiga6267]

I posted a question and a few seconds later, you gave me my answer. Again, this is an excellent video.

[@strange.wonderful]

I want to learn how to crochet so I'm happy i came across your video

[@abbywolfzorn596]

Your voice is very soothing. Very informative video. Good pace. Loved it!

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

Ok here's a summary for folks who want the 2 min version: To determine length of starting chain make sure it will fit over the head. Make it a multiple of four (four sides). For corner placement, make sure the difference between the short sides and the long sides is equal to the difference in sleeve circumference vs width of sweater that you want. Work rounds of dc. Do 3 dc along your raglans. Once you reach the armpits work rounds separately for body and for the sleeves. You can just join your rounds as you go flipping your work each round if you don't want it to have an open front. I recommend using a striping yarn if you want varied colors to avoid having a lot of yarn breaks.

[@crow676]

thank u sm💜

[@camib1091]

My great grandmother taught ms how to crochet just a basic line and how to cross over this is going to be my first try making a sweater

[@sarahwaldron3868]

Ajax337 2 year on but how did it go? Did you finish your sweater ?

[@ssreltd111]

The first part of this tutorial explaining how to adjust the size is wonderful. I always need to adjust patterns because of course, I like the pattern but it's either to small or too big. Now I will look into how to figure out multiples. In the meantime, I have made by adjustments and begun my sweater. You sound delightful. Especially the lilting accent. Whoever doesn't like it can hit "mute". The wonders of technology . LOL

[@Wakefieldbears71]

Brilliant, I can now make jumpers for all my teddy bears 🧸🥰

[@jomcnabb9988]

Brilliant tutorial so precise and easy to follow I've tried a few as a beginner and given up, this has been a joy thank-you so much .please do an adult cardigan xxx

[@samkang03]

Thanks, I love this - your tutorials are amazing x

[@Caroline_194]

Wonderful tutorial. I am already done with only the top part. Now i need the bottom and the sleeves 😄😄

[@Caroline_194]

Hey its me again....already done with it ( since 2 months ago)and starting a new one for my uniform .☺☺☺

[@hanaquijano]

Hi! Hope you can soon upload more on your youtube channel. Love your crochet tutorials.. Very easy to follow... Thank you so much! 💯☺️

[@jewin6216]

Really useful and clear tutorial - thank you for posting

[@VeggieMight4Life]

Thank you for always being so detailed and precise with how you explain doing things! Helps me immensely. Ive been wanting to try this pattern for many month's. Been busy w other projects. I do wonder though, could this sweater be worked in any stitch I like? (To correct myself, I feel like a silly woman Lol. I kept messing up bcuz, i wasnt adding the ch5 at the end and everything was uneven.) Im glad i finally figured out where i messed up. Im adhd and sometimes I forget things. I ended up making a start for a doll dresse& larger 1 for my daughter jus as a tshirt. Now working on a dress for her with this and and a sweater for me. Planning on making sweaters now for Christmas gifts. Instead of all Afghans. Lol. Thank you so much. How do u make patterns for crochet? Id love to make some of my own.

[@isabelruiz5180]

Your voice is so sweet!!! also I love the tutorial it was very helpful (but your voice made me suscribe so quick)

[@kpcraftster6580]

This is great. I'm doing a herringbone double crochet stars and stripes inspired vest (open front) I'm using this for the upper part and the sleeves (back and forth in herringbone double crochet with regular dc increases) in the blue and then I'll sew on a big piece of vertical red and white stripes and add crochet stars to the blue. Still in the middle of making it..but it is coming together great!

[@clawdwolf16]

This sweater is very cute! Will definitely save this for later. The colors you used reminded me of the vintage Barbie outfit Winter Holiday, so I loved that haha.

[@tammi67able]

I love you videos , because you’re a great teacher and you are very detailed with ur instructions to make sure we have it, thanks to you I made a beautiful infinity shell scarf , I never thought I could make anyone so beautiful! I’ve never made a sweater but because of your video I truly believe I can thank you! I’m subscribing

[@wesamhamdi82]

You are the best! Thank you so much for your simple and wonderful explained tutorial.

[@kirandeepkaurkalsi9261]

Lovely tutorial♥️♥️ Thank you for explaining the logic of number used for making the neckline. It is very useful ♥️♥️♥️

[@emilyds83]

This is amazing explanation good job I'm starting to make this now x

[@n3mutta]

Such a good tutorial ❤

[@Jaydhatruth]

Love your voice so slow and clear

[@kathleenbarnett9157]

Love your tutorials. Many thanks.

[@vesnakrstic5195]

Loved making this one. Thank you so much for the detailed instructions.

[@texashookdude9920]

thanks for this easy to follow tutorial ! thumbs up !!

[@halaassaad9552]

i would like to say thank soooo much for this tutorial it has helped me a lot to make a sweater for my granddaughter thanks a million 👍💚💙💛🌹

[@nevinmcc]

Love your detailed explanations.☘️☘️☘️

[@pamelamckenzie2685]

Great video i wish we could just have positive on here positive site block all the negative people dont need you.

[@raniacrochetguide5062]

thank you for Tutorial, it is very helpful and easy to follow

[@valerielongcrochet49]

Thank you for a very clear and helpful tutorial. 😀

[@146helen]

Thank you for this wonderfull tutorial, I made muy first jumper with your help, so 😘 from Spain

[@mariadsouza7734]

I made a girls dress using the pattern you did!! I have seen your other videos too, so used a couple of those n made my own. Wondering how I can upload a photo here??

[@michelebrizzolara7710]

This is an awesome tutorial for someone who has never crocheted a raglan sweater before. I really appreciated the repetition because I'm a bit of a beginner, and you have such a pleasant voice, so I didn't mind listening! I found the math to be plenty simple, so idk what others are complaining about. I watched it while knitting so I didn't feel like the video took up a ton of my time, and it was so in-depth, which was very helpful. I do have a question: when you say that the sleeves can be crocheted in a length that complements the body, is it a 1:1 proportion, or should the sleeves be shorter/longer than the body at a certain ratio? I scoured the video for a shot of the completed sweater that included an entire sleeve (to count the rows), but there wasn't one ): Thanks again for the great tutorial!!!!

[@1hostess]

thank you so much for this sweater

[@loretta2539]

Most yt videos are done by rude women, they rush through, use their own abbreviations, and dont explain it well. I found a few women who explain it well enough that I can make it! she is one of them 👍

[@ghadahanfi2732]

wonderful love ur voice & way in describtion 😍😍😍

[@archerqueen3561]

You-are-super-i-love-you-your-method-is-so-easy

[@mohammediyan3118]

It's the best for the beginners... thank you ..

[@Eden246]

My daughter says that you have a beautiful voice😊

[@uuu1966]

God I'm just in love with your voice and your pronunciation...

[@KatelynRepman]

I love that this gives a break down so that I can try this in any size! I would like to know if I can use this same formula for half double crochet stitch rather than using double? If I use HDC would I still make 5 extra chains to start off round one or would I need to chain a different number?

[@babitaroy5456]

How many foundation chain i have to take for 10year girl

[@UmmattiMuhammadan]

Thank you. Excellent explanation! ☺️

[@leahcoker6456]

Thanks for a wonderful video!

[@vickichristian2364]

I love your videos! Is it ok to do this sweater in single crochet? 🧶

[@lienhale9597]

hi, thank you for the pattern, it's easy to follow. i wonder though, the sleeves came out pretty wide. maybe i should use a smaller sized hook for them?

[@mjperfume1523]

Do u have a blog where the written pattern is?

[@sheilastone9521]

very clear instructions,.... thank you

[@SABOTAGEit]

Very cool, I watched in 2x speed so I could follow along quicker.

[@sleepypuppy29]

Cassie Stevens good tip! I love a lot of her patterns but find it hard to follow when she re-explains basic crochet over and over and over. I find myself skipping forward very often because the repetition and her soothing voice make me so sleepy. Lol.

[@victoriaengland4064]

I ben wont to learn.how to crochet sweaters

[@paulinastolarska5483]

Hello lovely easy tutorial. Im using one colour and currently after making holes for sleeves moved to part 2 :my question is do I just go working DC around without cutting the yarn? I don't want to change the colours. Thank you.

[@albondiga6267]

Hello, I was wondering if I still have to tie off and then restart where I joined the back of the sweater after making the arm holes. I’m not changing colors, I’m using a variegated yarn. Thank you. I love your tutorials, and you have a lovely voice. I love how thoroughly you explain everything.

[@hallefischer7092]

Question. When you get the bottom part and adding length do you do a double crochet into the slip stitch each round? But amazing tutorial and thank you. I haven’t ever made a sweater so easily.

[@Archana1181]

Very well explained... Thank you so much... I am wondering if i don't want the back opening, then what all changes i would want to make? Shortly, i want to make it like a pullover...

[@heypookeybearitisi]

I think you would just work the top in the round, joining the foundation chain at the top and going round and round until you're ready for the arm holes, rather than chaining one, turning, and going back the way you came. Then for the arm holes and the bottom, follow her procedure and work in the round. That's what I'm going to try. The only hitch might be needing to make a larger neck opening since you won't have any buttons. To alternate between the right side and wrong side, I think you'd have to switch your hook at the end of each round between inside and outside.

[@haninabdullah232]

wow that's great .. you're very nice .. i love your work

[@cicitz]

Hi... Love your video. It's very detailed and easy to follow. I have questions for this video: For adult men size, do I need to add rows before the arm hole? Is it possible to just join the few first round since I want to do away with buttons. Thanks a lot for your tutorials!!! 😘

[@txsunshinecowgirl]

i joined the first rounds no problem, i did an extra multiple of 8 so it would fit over my head

[@jennystryker2967]

is there a written pattern for this sweater .. I looked but couldn't find it :)

[@RekhaMCA]

Really a wonderful tutorial. Can you please let me know how much yarn is required to make a sweater for a 2 years toddler.

[@nehathakur2516]

Not more then 350 gm

[@christycampbell1874]

I was wondering if you have tried a lacy stitch like the arcade or shell stitch for a summery sweater? Thank you! I love your videos!!

[@martamarta2795]

Great tutorial 😍

[@karenoshea6094]

I have almost finished this sweater but before I start the sleeves I would actually like to put collar on as is your other toddler boy sweater. I was wondering if I could just turn this around (have the slit in the front)