How to Crochet a Gradient Effect Tutorial

[@Madison-iw8ix]

This is a lot simpler than how I was making it out to be in my head.

[@makemyburdenlight]

Thank you! You're one of the only accounts who is doing this kind of ombre/gradient, good job 👏👏👏

[@threadmakerstudio]

Thanks so much! Good luck with your project :)

[@susanjay7347]

Wow ! Just when Iwe think we know every kind of crochet! TY for this amazing concise very clear intermediate to advanced tutorial!

[@disketi7572]

thank you! i ran out of baby pink yarn and I bought another shade of pink, and I wanted to blend them. Thanks!

[@threadmakerstudio]

I'm pleased you found this useful! Hope your project turns out well ☺️

[@bigl8375]

Years later this tutorial is still useful! I'm trying to make a shiny Mega Gengar from Pokemon, wish me luck! 🤞

[@threadmakerstudio]

That's amazing, I would absolutely love to see the finished results!

[@LilianaKali]

Thank you so much! I chose colours that - in warm, night-time lighting - looked like they'd fade really well together, but then in the light of day it was obvious they were different. I'm gonna use your technique and it should make enough of a fade to work! You saved my project! Thanks a bundle! New subscriber here!

[@threadmakerstudio]

Amazing! Good luck with your project ☺️

[@LilianaKali]

The fade worked great! But I only did one row. For the next transition I'm gonna use two or three rows of your gradient trick. Thanks again! @@threadmakerstudio

[@threadmakerstudio]

@@LilianaKali That's so great to hear!! ❤️

[@susanjay7347]

Oh & tyvm for the transcript! Great vid!

[@nevergonnagiveyouup597]

Thanks so much for this tutorial this is exactly what i was looking for. But cant really double the strands in my project because of the thickness do you think i could halve the strands instead so theres still two strands, if that makes sense😅😊

[@threadmakerstudio]

Yes certainly! However I think the best solution that is least likely to result in tangling, would be to use a bigger hook that allows you to work with both yarns :)

[@preciouschinemelumobelle1465]

This was so helpful thank you!!!

[@threadmakerstudio]

Pleased I could help!

[@GitchaGoat]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@thereptiletavern1285]

Would this work with a chunky weight like Bernat?

[@threadmakerstudio]

I think it would yes :)

[@jeslyn_p]

Probably First comment I'm completely a beginner in crochet and I'm still waiting for my materials. I hope I could crochet a lot of anime inspired clothes in the future😂

[@threadmakerstudio]

Oh how exciting!! I find its always super helpful to have goal in mind to aim for, best of luck with your crochet journey!

[@jeslyn_p]

@@threadmakerstudio I wanna make an anime inspired bag but the colors are gradient and I can't find it online this video saved me😊

[@threadmakerstudio]

@@jeslyn_p Ah I'm so pleased!! Hope the project goes well :)

[@cin194]

Same! I want to try and make Shinobu Kocho’s haori

[@kathyking6278]

If you are bouble crocheting do u bouble the yarn same way to get the ombre effect?

[@threadmakerstudio]

Yes exactly :)

[@hannahl4108]

Thank you so much!!

[@FionaC1]

Is there a way to do this if only using a single strand? 🤔

[@threadmakerstudio]

Unfortunately, you really need two to make it look consistent!

[@nora-fm7he]

thank u for the tutorial

[@threadmakerstudio]

Thank you!! I would recommend keeping two threads as otherwise the thickness of your work will change. Of course it totally depends what you're working on and you might be able to get away with it depending on the yarn, but I usually stick to keeping the two threads :)

[@jhulspangilinan452]

What type of yarn are you using

[@threadmakerstudio]

Ricorumi DK cotton ☺️