Let's Crochet the Coziest Sweater Ever! | Tunisian Crochet Tutorial

[@donnataylor3447]

I just found your channel and am thrilled I found you. I have been looking forever for a Tunisian knit stitch sweater and can’t wait to make this one. I had started a cardigan, just finished the back and will be doing this one instead. Thank you so much for a great video

[@barbaraZ-z9m]

Love this! I'm an avid learner of crochet. Thank you for a really easy to follow tutorial! (Note to self, neck info at about 18 min.) I love all the comments about the math. :D I agree that it's time for people to just grow up and grasp this tiny little detail that will make life so much easier if they just embrace it.

[@Coffeekeepsmerolling]

The Brandon Sanderson shelf convinced me to subscribe. And the “you’re not idiots.” 😂

[@knittingnana2939]

" none of you all are idiots". Well, thats actually debatable. I DID voluntarily marry my now ex husband, so..................

[@StudioCrafti]

Girl, same lol

[@uwiuwiu5807]

that look very cozy indeed, gonna try to make this when i finish my thesis. Thank u!

[@StudioCrafti]

Good luck with your thesis ! I do not miss grad school even a little bit 😵‍💫

[@beththoreson9216]

Love your tutorial style! Well done

[@DisplacedUnderDog]

Just found your channel, and..... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! The maths!! Yeah... the amount of times that I have had friends and folks ask me how to draft sewing patterns, or alter patterns, or how to crochet sweaters is just.... astounding how they all get lost on the BASIC math. Like, my guys! You're adults, with cell phones that have calculator apps. Seriously. Not that hard. You TEXT more than what you would have to tap in for math. 🤣🤣🤣 Super enjoyed the Weasley Sweater tutorial and now this one! Love Tunisian crochet! I enjoy crocheting, and futz around with knitting (scarves and washcloth/swatches are about my knitting level 😅), but Tunisian crochet.... it's just lovely and has a nice drape with the right yarn, Tunisian hook and stitch.

[@agi_s_2344]

Found your channel just now! And I love it! Definitely will be making this one 😅

[@pairrychaluta9731]

Wow this is what I am searching for, thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial ❤❤

[@Isabellagraceb]

Oh my god thank you so much for this! I’m making me and my best friend Weasley sweaters for our Halloween costumes but I don’t like how double crochet looks for sweaters because it’s so stiff and knitting confuses me but this looks even better than knitting imo and the tutorial is so easy to follow!!🤍🤍

[@StudioCrafti]

Oh dang, if only you were making one for Christmas! I'm currently filming a Weasley variation for this pattern, but it's coming out in November

[@chrissym8]

Looks nice and pretty easy. I think I’ll try to make this sweater! Lol you made me laugh when the decimals fell away in despair 😵

[@theresakidd]

I would just like to let you know that I subscribed right after you said, “Get your 💩 together.” I need that kind of energy for 2025. 😂

[@ritakoch370]

Beautiful work thanks ❤

[@_zanoo]

can i use an already existing sweater to take the measurements?

[@Erishadlar]

I give this video like and hope you will run ads to promote your nice channel

[@iviimoth]

real late question, but i have a size 6 Tunisian crochet hook not size 8... will my results be the same? or should i head to my nearest craft store and spend the money lol i want to know before i commit to either option

[@StudioCrafti]

Fear not, size 6 will work just fine! Just make sure you use the same hook for your gauge as you do to make the sweater and it will turn out great.

[@Emma-dh5he]

Why don’t you bind off the panels before seaming? Just curious…beautiful sweater!

[@StudioCrafti]

Thank you! I did bind off before seaming. Are you referring to the ch 1 to finish off, or something else?

[@lindaverkade438]

Your threat is on the right when you finish your panel. When you binding off the threat is on the left. Binding off is 1 row from right to left where you do two knitstitches and pull it trough the first loop, make another knitstitch and pull it through the loop. Finish the row. This “closes” the stitches.

[@Emma-dh5he]

@@lindaverkade438 makes sense! Can’t wait to make it!

[@lindaverkade438]

@@Emma-dh5he It looks better, you will see 😉

[@StudioCrafti]

@lindaverkade438 oh, that's interesting, I'll have to try that! I've never heard of that

[@klaraking4842]

Is the ribbing measurement while ribbing is stretched?

[@StudioCrafti]

@@klaraking4842 Unstretched. You can stretch it lightly if you prefer a smaller fit, but the one I made was measured unstretched

[@Scorpio_Love_11]

You said you assumed everyone knew basic crochet stitches but obviously you don’t since at the neck line seam you said do a Half double crochet but you actually did a Sc2tog since a Hdc is a yarn over then pull up a loop then yarn over again and pull through all 3 loops and is only done over 1 stitch not 2.

[@StudioCrafti]

Well, shoot, I didn't even notice. Thanks for pointing that out! I hope being rude to a stranger on the internet has made you feel better about yourself.

[@Ann-h2x]

Well said