Jaime’s Raglan, Tunisian Crochet in the Round

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[@phyycxis1159]

if I learn how to do this and customize it based on measurement in any yarn weight.... everyone around me will get a sweater. I can't knit for the life of me but tunisian crochet is gonna be my savior i believe with this amazing tutorial

[@ModeBespoke]

Thank you!!

[@lindsypenney3064]

I just want to say THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING! I’m a visual learner, so I appreciate all the extra time and effort you give to make video tutorials. Also, for always providing such detailed information! You go above and beyond by actually teaching not only HOW to make adjustments, but also WHY you might need to, instead of just showing us how you did it. That takes so much time and effort on your end, and you share all of your incredible patterns and knowledge for free! I truly appreciate everything you’ve taught me💕

[@ModeBespoke]

🥰 thanks Lindsy! That was such a sweet comment, thank you so, so much! 😊

[@breemonetcrochet]

I've only been crocheting for about 11 months. I just recently picked up tunisian crochet and found your channel! You explain everything so well that even a beginner like myself would feel super confident in making this! ♡ Thank you 😊🙏🏽

[@ModeBespoke]

I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you! 😊 🙏🏼 (and welcome to the insanely addicting world of crochet! 🧶😄)

[@HabibahW]

Now this is a nice early fall project !

[@mezina92]

Thank you for the thorough explanation. Great video!

[@JazzyJude]

This is fantastic. Thank you.

[@ModeBespoke]

Thank you! 😊

[@floras7630]

Love it!!!! Raglans 😍😍

[@ModeBespoke]

Lol, I love raglans too!!

[@thepurplecrochet4865]

I love how you math, Atenas! 😂😂😍 You make it so easy to understand. Thank you! 🙌😍

[@ModeBespoke]

😂 yay!! (The math part always stresses me out 😅)

[@thepurplecrochet4865]

I finally got around to watching the full tutorial, and all I can say is thank you, Atenas!! 🙌 It was so fun to watch! I was laughing the whole time! 😂😂😂 I loved how the sweater came together and that elastic? 🤌💕👌I'm going to try that for hats! 🙌 Thank you so much for sharing this skill with us. I appreciate you! 😍💕💕🤗💕💕Well done! 🙌

[@lovealwaysmom]

Yippee Yabadabadooo Scooby dooby doooo We're here, we're here, we're here Your attention to detail and the presentation are wonderful! I am looking forward to making many sweaters. I'll be adding this pattern to my Ribblr app.

[@HabibahW]

i found the Tunisian ribbing to be a lot more stretchy than the regular crochet back loop ribbing

[@ModeBespoke]

Right there with you!

[@bloomwiththestars]

This is great! I'm new to Tunisian crochet, but have been crocheting for about 7 years now. It's one of my favorite pastimes and I'm excited to try this style. Question for you: I bought interchangeable crochet hooks and wonder if I could make this sweater using them rather than the double-ended style. I saw where you start to pull back through from the opposite end, is that possible with interchangeable hooks? I suppose I could attach another crochet hook at the end of the cord and work it out that way. Is it possible to pull the yarn through without the second crochet hook and just work with the one hook and cord? I hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance!

[@ModeBespoke]

Hi! Welcome to the amazing and addictive world of Tunisian crochet 😊 It made sense. You will need double-ended hooks for this pattern, as it’s worked in the round. So yes, adding a hook to both ends will be just fine (no need to buy new hooks).

[@firebirdlogistics6067]

Just bought my first Tunisian hook today so I'm very excited to try this! It's a double ended hook but has cord between the ends like circular knitting needles if that makes sense? Don't see why it wouldn't work

[@ModeBespoke]

How exciting 👏🏼 🙌🏻 that should work just fine 😊

[@firebirdlogistics6067]

@@ModeBespoke mhmm! I did a few practice swatches and my only issue is that the hooks are kind of rough. They're wooden and not coated in anything so it's a bit hard to slide the yarn across. Otherwise no issues!

[@lisaemslieindependentstamp3136]

I have tunisaian crochet hooks that have the long plastic extension. If I use that can I just use one hook, working a complete round before doing the return pass?

[@ModeBespoke]

Nope, at least, not without creating a visible seam.

[@lisaemslieindependentstamp3136]

@@ModeBespoke ok, thank you

[@vanessaolinger3901]

Can you complete the forward pass all the way if you have interchangeable hooks with a cable?

[@ModeBespoke]

Provided that you have a hook on both ends of the cable, yes.

[@vanessaolinger3901]

@@ModeBespoke thanks, I’ll have an attempt at this sweater. I appreciate you’re reply.

[@mrsj.4257]

I’ve started making this them realised it’s worked back and fourth and it’s confusing me I have hook with cord can’t I just wok in circle?

[@ModeBespoke]

It’s worked in the round with a double-ended hook. You cast on with one end of the hook, and close the return pass with the other end. You can, but you’d have to crochet it as a flat fabric then sew it round. Technically you can crochet the row, join it to the other end and then work a return pass, but you’ll end up with a visible seam on one side of the sweater. If you don’t have a double-ended hook, there are other sweater patterns you can crochet. Here are some other TC tutorials that use a corded hook : The Gentleman’s Sweater kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnvLqoKLoslonpo The Knit Stitch Cardigan kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpzPdHuiabGijM0 Kai’s Cardigan kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZywaomjnJeAfa8 Chunky Sweater kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIebq2yJj9qEodU V-Neck Sweater kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqCxqHmNhNWSp9k

[@softie4070]

about how much yarn did you use for this sweater? I'm using this video as inspiration to come up with my own pattern and I want to make sure I buy enough the first time

[@ModeBespoke]

How exciting! That’s precisely the point of this channel, so thank you for sharing! Of that yarn in particular, about 4 skeins (doubled-up, two for the CO and two for the RP). I had 6 on hand, just in case. Did you see the tutorial I posted about calculating yarn? I’ll link it below. It might help 🤷🏻‍♀️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/apauXomim555oNk

[@GrapefruitAndChaiTea]

Is there a way I could succeed in making it with different colours? (stripes?)

[@ModeBespoke]

Yes, just pick a spot where you want to switch colors (I’d pick a stitch under the arm), then decide if you are switching the cast on, the return pass, or both. Switching both gives you a full color stripe, but switching just the cast on or return pass will give you a nice gradient-ish stripe.

[@aleynaguzel3572]

you are doing such a great job. ❤️ thank you very much!. i would love to make this sweater. I've tried over and over but you just talk so fast. my english is actually not that bad, but no matter how hard i try, you speak too fast for me. 😂😂this makes me very sad because i have not found anyone who uses this technique for a sweater except you. but thanks anyway, you're doing great!

[@ModeBespoke]

That’s very sweet of you, thank you! 🙏🏼

[@louisemarmoiton8990]

Bonjour J'aime beaucoup j'ai débuté il n'y a pas longtemps le crochet tunisien. J'aurais aimé avoir un tuto complet en vidéo. Je ne peu pas acheter vos pdf c'est en anglais et je n'y comprendrai rien. Je crochète depuis très très longtemps mais le crochet tunisien j'ai besoin de pouvoir suivre un tuto en vidéo. Tant pis c'est dommage

[@ModeBespoke]

Bonjour. Tous mes tutos sont gratuits, il n'y a plus qu'à les rechercher sur ma chaîne. Les pulls ont deux tutoriels : un pour le gilet et un pour les manches.

[@isasock2346]

can i use this pattern but do it in the purl stitch and with color work?

[@ModeBespoke]

Heck yeah! That’d be awesome!

[@majaa053]

hey i have a question, do you calculate at the beginning always minus 16 or minus the number that comes out when you divide by 5?

[@ModeBespoke]

Hey 👋 I chained 80 stitches for a chain length of 19”. Divide the number of stitches by 5: 80/5 = 16 You divide by 5 as the standard number used when calculating raglan sections: 2 sleeves, 1 back section, and 2 front sections. Though we are crocheting a closed-front sweater (and like me, you might be tempted to divide by 4), we still use 5 as our divisor, in order to generate a more accurate stitch count for a well fit sweater. Next, divide your total stitch count by 2: 80/2 = 40 This helps us better gauge the stitch count for the front and back sides of the raglan. Subtract your quotients: 40-16 = 24 This gives you the total number of stitches you need for the front and back sides of the raglan.

[@majaa053]

okay ill make an example to be sure, so when you chained 60, you divide 60/5=12, then 60/2=30 and lastly 30-12, right? sorry for asking :)

[@ModeBespoke]

Correct! I’m so sorry for only now getting back to you. I had no idea you’re replied.

[@aseretnylecoj]

Hi. I just purchased your pattern but i wasn’t able to print the size chart and i dunno how to go back to print another copy

[@ModeBespoke]

Hello! I just emailed you a copy :) To access the download, click the pattern name on the email confirmation. You can download the patterns and chart and unlimited number to times, so the links don’t expire. Your purchased patterns are also saved to your account (if you created one), so you can access them anytime. Thank you so much for supporting my work!

[@aseretnylecoj]

Thank you so much. I will create an account loving your pattern - 😊

[@lilbitcrafty9176]

Hello I just bought this pattern but it never came to my email ? My card was charged and I tried to email you but it keeps coming back undeliverable due to email site being under maintenance??? 😢 can someone get back to me so I can get this pattern . Thank you much appreciated

[@ModeBespoke]

Hi! Thanks for letting me know! On the order confirmation, click on the pattern name to open the PDF. If you’re still having trouble email your order number to [e-mail], so I can access the order details, please.

[@lilbitcrafty9176]

@@ModeBespoke thank you for getting back to me no order confirmation ever came hence the emails so my husband and I looked everywhere possible to see where it went but never received anything ???

[@lilbitcrafty9176]

so I thought I had not purchased correctly but then saw the charge in my cc but I am more than happy to buy it again just worried this won’t come thru either 🥲

[@lilbitcrafty9176]

@@ModeBespoke thanks for getting back to me earlier my husband was so sweet he went thru his computer and PayPal and just bought me the pattern all set can’t wait to make this 😉 thanks again

[@kuschelfreddy]

I guess my niece is a young teen. Her head is 51cm. She's 2,5 years old. 😅

[@ModeBespoke]

😂 my 9 year old is the same.

[@moimoi2010able]

There is no other way to make this without double hook

[@ModeBespoke]

You can, but you’ll have to sew the sides, or make it open in the front. I have a tutorial for an open front raglan that uses a single-sided hook. Maybe that will help? Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZywaomjnJeAfa8 Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpzPdHuiabGijA

[@just.p3achy]

This is amazing, my first sweater project that I won't have to knit! About how long would you say it takes you to work up an adult size?? I'm on week two of this project, but i work full time and haven't been able to make solid progress every day. 🧶

[@ModeBespoke]

Thank you! That depends on several favors: the size/weight of your yarn and hook, how quickly you crochet, and how long you can devote to it each day. It can take anywhere from 2 weeks to a month or longer. For example: I’ve been working on a sweater pattern since November. I’m not even a quarter of the way through.

[@just.p3achy]

Ah gotcha, yeah I guess it is very subjective!