easy crochet shrug tutorial for any size | here comes treble sleeves | Made in the Moment

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  • if you make the here comes treble sleeves please tag me @made.in.the.moment on Instagram and TikTok!
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    Yarn I used:
    Hobbii Diablo mohair
    bit.ly/3Gb8jTw
    Emma’s yarn marvelous mohair emmasyarn.com/collections/mar...
    Lana grossa silk mohair in the color 157
    bit.ly/387nxw1
    Timestamps:
    00:00 Intro
    01:56 Materials
    04:45 Foundation row
    09:40 Marking the increase points
    12:45 First Increase Round
    14:51 Second Increase Round
    17:40 Granny Stitch
    23:50 Separating the sleeves
    29:43 Overview of the Sleeves
    30:48 Round by round sleeve instructions
    36:09 Sleeve Increases
    39:01 Weaving in the ends
    41:30 The finished sleeves!
    find the written pattern on my website (madeinthemomentshop.com/produ...) or for free on my Patreon (bit.ly/3NKD4B7)
    © 2022 Made in the Moment
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Komentáře • 297

  • @merlemerle
    @merlemerle Před 2 lety +733

    every single time I chain one, my mind IMMEDIATELY erases the memory of chaining one and I have to take one out to see if I actually chained one😂

  • @samothykid
    @samothykid Před rokem +362

    for anyone who doesn't have the stitch marker, you could use a paper clip or a safety pin

  • @linneabeauty
    @linneabeauty Před rokem +281

    I just started crocheting like 3 days ago and this was my first project. Finished it today and I love it!! Your an amazing teacher. Will definitely check out your other videos as well!

    • @camilaalvarez5065
      @camilaalvarez5065 Před rokem

      this tutorial fucking sucks

    • @fionayamamoto
      @fionayamamoto Před rokem +26

      That’s seriously impressive for an absolute beginner! I’m coming back to crochet after a few years break, and I had to unpick my work several times due to mistakes while making this! 😵‍💫

    • @DangerousTempest
      @DangerousTempest Před 6 měsíci +1

      How much time do you think you put into it? I wish there was a resource that gave a realistic idea of how long different things take for a beginner; I know it couldn't be perfect or precise, but having an idea before jumping into something would be so so helpful

  • @hannahofhorror
    @hannahofhorror Před 2 lety +143

    This tutorial has been really cool so far. Only think I would mention is sometimes it would be helpful to know what it is supposed to look like at certain points. Since it’s not a fixed pattern, it requires a bit of guesswork to figure out what it is supposed to look like.
    So like describing/showing us where on your body it comes up to before you start separating the sleeves could be really helpful! X

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +32

      thanks for the feedback! I did do that in my other top down tutorial but that just slipped my mind in this one.

  • @eviesmith168
    @eviesmith168 Před 2 lety +321

    i’ve never been able to get the hang of a foundation stitch but something about the way you explained it just clicked for me, thank you so much for this tutorial! i can’t wait to finish this piece :)

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +15

      aw yay!! yeah it really is quite easy when you break it down and it has such a lovely look and stretch to it !

    • @EliannedeJong
      @EliannedeJong Před 2 lety +3

      Same! I wanted to skip the explanation of the foundation stitch and just chain and crochet a row. But then I saw your comment so I gave it a go and now I undertstand!

    • @camilaalvarez5065
      @camilaalvarez5065 Před rokem

      this is the worst explanation of foundation chains I have ever seen. the yarn was not helpful either I have zero idea what hole your shoving your hook through. dislike button = HIT

  • @elisecoenen1864
    @elisecoenen1864 Před 2 lety +75

    this is the first time I followed a tutorial and it actually worked out! you are an amazing teacher and it really works out well. I'm going to check out everything you made, thank you so much for this tutorial you are so talented and the top is GORGEOUS!!

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +4

      aww thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoyed it and that my teaching was clear! I studied Music Education in undergrad so it's been fun getting to use some of my educational skills for tutorial making as well :)

  • @carlykerkstra7008
    @carlykerkstra7008 Před rokem +7

    This was my very first crochet project before I knew anything about it, I really just dove right in and this tutorial was super easy to follow!!

  • @kanakeitto6250
    @kanakeitto6250 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I've been struggling to make a shrug like this for a year now probably as I'm way too lazy to figure measurements on my own and this tutorial is literally perfect. You explain so well and clearly unlike some other tutorials I've tried. Thank you :)

  • @kristinafurlong771
    @kristinafurlong771 Před rokem +3

    This tutorial is so AMAZING! It’s my first time crocheting anything and I now have a new bolero! Thank you ❤

  • @beepbeeplettuce4156
    @beepbeeplettuce4156 Před 2 lety +16

    wow thanks to you i’ve finally gotten the hang of a simple foundation chain , and i’ve been crocheting for months! thank u so much this tutorial is wonderful

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +2

      aww yay! of course! I'm so glad that this was helpful!

  • @danielrodriguessoares2520

    i've been crocheting for a while now but never had made a project like this. Now thanks to you i think i'll be able to put it out, you were reallyyyy helpfull and patient in this tutorial, thank you!!!

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před rokem

      Thank you so much !!! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :) enjoy making it, it's such a fun project !!!

  • @saturnsnite
    @saturnsnite Před rokem +3

    your tutorial of a shrug is my favorite one out there!!! Its so easy to understand and one can basically freehand as you get along :). Lots of love

  • @AffirmationsWithAlex
    @AffirmationsWithAlex Před 8 měsíci +3

    You described the foundation chain amazingly. You just upped my GAME

  • @Soulmusic956
    @Soulmusic956 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Honestly loved the pattern! Used this as inspiration and adjusted the pattern to make an over sized dropped shoulder sweater with slightly puffy sleeves . Almost done with the project, so hopefully it turns out well (working on sleeves )

  • @vertigo9364
    @vertigo9364 Před 3 měsíci

    this is the first time I've watched an explanation for a foundation crochet stitch that I actually understand, thank you so much! 🧡

  • @indsexhibit8961
    @indsexhibit8961 Před 2 lety +101

    I’ve been looking into making one of these, I’ll take this video as a sign to finally make it. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL 💗

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +2

      yesss !! this is your sign !!! can't wait for you to make it 🥰

  • @jessicafree8281
    @jessicafree8281 Před měsícem

    Thank you for this tutorial!!!! I made it one row broader across the shoulders and one row longer in the sleeves and it fits me PERFECT! It’s so cozy I’m going to make another in a different colorway!

  • @robynjohnson7704
    @robynjohnson7704 Před 2 lety +9

    Ahhh thank you so much for this!! I’ve been wanting to make one of these for the longest time 🥰🥰

  • @Maferneto
    @Maferneto Před 2 lety +5

    This garment is so interesting and beautiful! I am surely trying it and I thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Hugs from Petrópolis, Brazil! 🤍🌻

  • @avaai3616
    @avaai3616 Před 2 lety +3

    OMG the way you explaine is just AMAZING. thanks

  • @giulianachirichella7004
    @giulianachirichella7004 Před rokem +2

    this is so beautiful im so excited to start when i get the yarn :D

  • @hannahpackard1118
    @hannahpackard1118 Před 5 měsíci

    I’m so excited to make this!!! I will probably be extending the body to make more of a shirt situation but the stitches and colors are soooooo beautiful

  • @migoseamwork1481
    @migoseamwork1481 Před 2 lety +2

    this is awesome! Definitely going to try this!

  • @melanieadamski8738
    @melanieadamski8738 Před 2 lety +10

    You are so talented. Sleeves are my kryptonite. Thanks for the tutorial!😊😊

  • @zahra7755
    @zahra7755 Před rokem +2

    I LOVE the Granny Stich, so cozy!

    • @petitejulieth
      @petitejulieth Před rokem

      Hola!❤
      Visita mi canal para más vídeos interesantes ❤🎉❤🎉❤

  • @paadoxal
    @paadoxal Před 2 lety +5

    this looks so fun and what i'd wear the heck out of:) going to the yarn store to look for suitable material soon

    • @petitejulieth
      @petitejulieth Před rokem

      Hola!❤
      Visita mi canal para más vídeos interesantes ❤✨❤️✨

  • @Colormeajungle
    @Colormeajungle Před rokem

    Yours is the best one ive seen 😍love the different colors you used too 🥰

  • @ssholmquist
    @ssholmquist Před rokem +10

    I just finished mine and it turned out really well!! Thank you for a great tutorial. I ended up using less than 100 grams of yarn (I used kid silk mohair and a 8mm hook).

    • @petitejulieth
      @petitejulieth Před rokem

      Hola!❤
      Visita mi canal para más vídeos interesantes ❤

    • @bbyfeather
      @bbyfeather Před rokem +1

      did you also double pull for 2 strands like she did?

  • @celsaflores7529
    @celsaflores7529 Před rokem

    Beautiful design and perfectly explained 😊just love 💗 it

  • @9lirba7
    @9lirba7 Před 2 lety +1

    I’m so excited to try this!

  • @joluna6664
    @joluna6664 Před rokem +1

    Okay so I'm going to get yarn tomorrow to make this.
    I love your instructions, you really make it so easy to follow. I've barley seen any tutorials that were so nicely explained in a way that basically everyone, at any level, can follow.

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před rokem +1

      Thank you so much! That means so much to me, I can't wait to see what you make :)

    • @petitejulieth
      @petitejulieth Před rokem

      Hola!❤
      Visita mi canal para más vídeos interesantes ❤✨

  • @fulmensarmiento9223
    @fulmensarmiento9223 Před 10 měsíci

    This is so beautiful and so well explained

  • @andressamensch2383
    @andressamensch2383 Před 2 lety +5

    thank u for the tutorial! im so excited to do this one

  • @tinamarie5744
    @tinamarie5744 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. My sister has been wanting 1 of these, and she has a Birthday coming up soon.

  • @Sans-nx4cx
    @Sans-nx4cx Před 2 lety +1

    Yay I can't wait to make these!!

  • @gonfreecss6139
    @gonfreecss6139 Před 2 lety +9

    YES BEEN LOOKING FOR A TUTORIAL FOR THIS 😭🫶

  • @efrainsknitcrochetandtarot2135

    So pretty love love the colours

  • @rVnsunshine
    @rVnsunshine Před rokem +3

    Bestie. I am so gagged at how fucking cute this pattern is. This is going to be my first fully finished clothing item and I am literally so excited with how it looks rn. You’re a genius!!! I have a ton of scrap yarn too, so this will be so good. Ugh love you, thanks for sharing with us! This will be my new fall item (I already have a new set of green color ways I got from goodwill to make another one, lol) 💕

  • @keke4030
    @keke4030 Před 2 lety +2

    OMG I LOVE YOUR HAIRRR

  • @hannak5585
    @hannak5585 Před 2 lety +25

    I am still in progress, but I noticed that 200g is actually way too much (at least for size XS). I am making it in solid color and I got 4 50g skeins of mohair. I am double pulling from 2 skeins. Currently I am starting my sleeves and I still have 80-70 percent of each skein left. It really looks like I might get it done with 100g. I understand that if u want 3-4 colors you will need to purchase at least 3-4 skeins so this will add up to 200g. But for those making a solid color version I advise getting 100 g if you are S-XS

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +11

      yes thank you for this comment! I was judging based on the number of skeins I bought but didn't necessarily finish all of them. this is a very helpful note for those making it in a solid color 🥰

    • @sarahmussle6061
      @sarahmussle6061 Před 2 lety

      Hey, sorry to bother you- I was wondering if it would still look interesting in 1 solid color and not like you cant crochet and have „holes“🙈

    • @Lia-nh5fd
      @Lia-nh5fd Před 2 lety

      @@sarahmussle6061 Yes it would still look so good!!

    • @in_july
      @in_july Před 2 lety

      update please? is 100g enough?

  • @asialucchi5003
    @asialucchi5003 Před rokem +1

    Great tutorial! I don't have mohair so I'm starting it with merino wool

  • @quotesntrends2901
    @quotesntrends2901 Před 2 lety +1

    This is so helpful, thanks! 💖

  • @weronikakrawczyk6093
    @weronikakrawczyk6093 Před rokem

    It's great! Easy to follow. Thank u for this

  • @takomomo2121
    @takomomo2121 Před rokem

    Thank you for this tutorial!!💖

  • @Corduroykidd
    @Corduroykidd Před 2 lety +5

    very beautiful :) I said I wouldn't buy anymore yarn for a while but now I really want some mohair haha

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety

      you can also make this as a scrap project if you have some fun scraps !! and I love finding mohair secondhand, vintage mohairs are gorgeous

  • @lizziebeggimbo
    @lizziebeggimbo Před rokem

    That fluffy wool is so nice

  • @aarushimalekar2698
    @aarushimalekar2698 Před 2 lety +2

    Yes i love your work soo much❤️💜

  • @ky1747
    @ky1747 Před rokem

    This is so helpful! Thank you Xx

  • @jessicafree8281
    @jessicafree8281 Před měsícem

    Thank you for this tutorial!!!! I made it one row broader across the shoulders and one row longer in the sleeves and it fits me PERFECT! It’s so cozy I’m going to make another in a different colorway! I also somehow used less than 100grams of mohair, even though I double pulled for every color including the granny rows? Idk lmao

  • @courtneysmith4707
    @courtneysmith4707 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you soo much !! So helpful :)

  • @NataliaSilva-fi5wk
    @NataliaSilva-fi5wk Před rokem

    I love your personality :)

  • @marionblasberg5646
    @marionblasberg5646 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for the tutorial !!! 🥰🥰🥰

  • @SunnySideUp393
    @SunnySideUp393 Před rokem

    this pleases me greatly

    • @SunnySideUp393
      @SunnySideUp393 Před rokem

      i've been trying to figure out how to do the neck part because i impulsively made sleeves with no plan. thank you.

  • @vonkatartistry
    @vonkatartistry Před rokem

    Love this so much 🫶🫶

  • @shalomchianu3069
    @shalomchianu3069 Před 2 lety +3

    Woow this was made just 6 days ago! Thank you for this :)

  • @vali3462
    @vali3462 Před 2 lety +2

    thank youuu i love you for this

  • @bluef.b5950
    @bluef.b5950 Před rokem

    These sleeves! 😍

  • @sofiacopado5579
    @sofiacopado5579 Před rokem

    Hi, I just purchased pdf 😊 such a beautiful pattern ❤

  • @fairycloudz315
    @fairycloudz315 Před 2 lety +1

    I am making this in a cotton thread in a sort of jean blue colour.

  • @laiabdelgado
    @laiabdelgado Před rokem

    amazing tutorial thanks a lottt

  • @mauramcfall9289
    @mauramcfall9289 Před rokem

    Wow you have such patience to work with such fine yarn. I was going to use an Aran weight yarn for my first effort but now I think it will be too heavy. I'm also sort of guessing the measurements as making for teenagers so will use your 50 sts option.

  • @shanesinsanelyfe
    @shanesinsanelyfe Před 2 lety +3

    your hair is so pretty

  • @johannafai
    @johannafai Před rokem +3

    Love this! If I’m using entirely the Hobbii mohair blend for this project, do I still need 200 g worth?

  • @thelazygrandpa897
    @thelazygrandpa897 Před 2 lety +23

    What happens if the first row of granny clusters does not fall onto an increase stitch because that’s what happened to me. I had two stitches before the increase stitch and the stitch right next to it would have gotten a cluster if I followed the pattern. Do I just continue following the skip one pattern or do I skip both stitches in order to cluster into the increase stitch ?

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +10

      Good question! I would skip both so that the granny clusters go into the increase stitch!

    • @dirigibleplumm5797
      @dirigibleplumm5797 Před 2 lety +6

      Thank you so much for asking this question!! ive been going crazy redoing the double crochet increases trying to figure out why the granny stitch doesn’t land on the increase correctly

    • @lottieroberts470
      @lottieroberts470 Před rokem +1

      @@madeinthemoment would you chain over the 2 stitches below? Or just the one then granny stitch?

    • @annamccrea9779
      @annamccrea9779 Před rokem +1

      @@dirigibleplumm5797 same omg

  • @AkAkAkNeil
    @AkAkAkNeil Před 3 měsíci

    wow initially I thought "how long is it since I watched one of Emma's videos, her hair has grown!" - duh then realised this wasn't a new-release! Love your work 🙂

  • @lunacrochetdesigns2712

    Beautiful 🥰

  • @rachelleduran4803
    @rachelleduran4803 Před rokem +3

    How do you do decreases? I feel like my sleeves are coming out so huge at the bottom and I didn’t do any increases

  • @hosannagalea3434
    @hosannagalea3434 Před rokem

    Thanks for this video!! Can I easily make this longer by just continuing the body with crochets?

  • @kiliclark5298
    @kiliclark5298 Před rokem +3

    Absolutely adore these sleeves, they’re just too cute 🤭 if it uses around 200 grams of o hair, did you end up using the full 8 balls?

  • @rachelligon7904
    @rachelligon7904 Před rokem

    Showing how to do the math for how many sts for sleeves and main body is so helpful

  • @serene5761
    @serene5761 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you for this I love your crafts! I should do it also.

  • @zahra-mg6vp
    @zahra-mg6vp Před 2 lety +6

    If I'd like to turn this into more of a cropped sweater could I carry on making increases and making more rows before I start on the sleeves?

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +4

      Yes! I have a tutorial called the scrappy sweater that show you how to do that if you want a visual!

  • @gracemurray466
    @gracemurray466 Před rokem +3

    this tutorial is so helpful!! Has anyone tried turning it into a longer sweater? Would you just continue making rows down past the green row at the chest??

  • @whysirius9614
    @whysirius9614 Před 2 lety +1

    thanku so much 💜💜

  • @rockyoursocks1776
    @rockyoursocks1776 Před rokem +1

    in which shade is the marvelous mohair from emma’s yarn?

  • @merledahl5053
    @merledahl5053 Před 2 lety +20

    Hey , I'm absolutly loving this tutorial , the only problem I had was that the left out stiches in the 3rd row didn't match up with my increase points

    • @amberjay3295
      @amberjay3295 Před rokem +8

      Thought I was the only one, I was going crazy! I gotta figure out what to do now

    • @emmababenn
      @emmababenn Před rokem

      I have the same problem 😢 did you figure out why?

    • @tarussell94
      @tarussell94 Před rokem

      The back and front Center rows need to be an odd number for it to work otherwise it won’t be symmetrical

    • @mauramcfall9289
      @mauramcfall9289 Před rokem

      Aren't they 20 sts?

  • @lrkejosefine5367
    @lrkejosefine5367 Před 2 lety +1

    With the first granny stitches it seems that only the first place Where I am supposed to do my increase matches with Where I am supposed to do the grannystitch since the instructions told to only do it Im every second stitch? Am i supposed to just skip the chain two space and do it in the next sticht or just do it there even though a Hole while be missing ?

  • @babybumblebee9389
    @babybumblebee9389 Před rokem

    i added 5 to the foundation row because i'm using a different yarn weight giving me 55 to start instead of 50, and 10% of that is 5.5. should i just count and mark 5 anyways (for the increases) or will that mess up my proportions? should i go back and add an extra foundation double crochet to make it even? i've been crocheting a few months but i 'm definitely still a beginner lol

  • @viviangallego162
    @viviangallego162 Před rokem +1

    Is it possible to extend this to make a full-length sweater?

  • @okiechickdesigns
    @okiechickdesigns Před 6 měsíci

    I literally do the same with my boyfriend!! He doesn’t always have that great of an answer lol!! ALSO idk why i keep trying to learn foundation chain with special yarn 😂 I’m trying here! Thanks for the tutorial!!

  • @eanp3r344
    @eanp3r344 Před 2 lety +1

    hiiii, I really love everything you do

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety

      thanks so much! and no I didnt! I just did a slip stitch and then chained for the next row :)

  • @oyku9848
    @oyku9848 Před 9 měsíci +1

    do u think i could make this longer and turn it into a cropped sweater? would adding more rows at the bottom be enough?

  • @madeleinescott7048
    @madeleinescott7048 Před 2 lety +7

    when you get to the second row of treble crochets on the sleeve, do you still go into every other stitch or do you do every stitch ? thank you xxx

  • @nojes4272
    @nojes4272 Před rokem +1

    could you tell how much yarn you used in total? i'd like to make this in one colour and idk if one ball of yarn would be enough

  • @merlemerle
    @merlemerle Před 2 lety

    Hey, do you turn your work after every row?

  • @giulianachirichella7004

    about how many inches in length is the sleeve at the bottom from the row before the first increases to the edge? (if that makes sense lol)

  • @chow571
    @chow571 Před 2 lety +10

    Thank you for the tutorial! I’m a beginner wondering if I wanted to use acrylic yarn instead do I hold my yarn double at the beginner?(+ any changes I need to be aware of?)

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety +7

      I would say if you're using a worsted weight/weight 4 acrylic yarn then you don't need to hold it double at the beginning! Other than that you might slightly need to change the number of rows you make but I've seen people make this with all kinds of yarns and they all look great!

  • @crochetwithjyoti
    @crochetwithjyoti Před 2 lety +1

    Beautiful sharing 👍🙏🤝🌹

  • @kiaraschroeder1246
    @kiaraschroeder1246 Před rokem

    Can i use a different material if mohair is a bit itchy for me? As long as I use 8mm hook? And can I make the sleeves longer without problem?☺️ how long does the yarn you’ve used run? Sorry for the many questions!

  • @beatrizdelgaudio9578
    @beatrizdelgaudio9578 Před 2 lety +2

    Hiii can you someone explain me this? If I need more increase rolls after the one that she stopped, should I do more rolls of the granny stitch or should I continue increasing in the single stitch roll that she does next? english is not my first language so I hope u can understand what I meant hahahah thanks for the help :))

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety

      Good question! I would recommend doing more increase rows of granny stitch first and then do the single crochet row as your last row. Hope that helps!

  • @zyrizia
    @zyrizia Před rokem

    so if I can’t figure out the foundation chain, can I make a regular chain and then treble crochet along it??

  • @mayrus75
    @mayrus75 Před 7 měsíci

    Thanks for this! One question: when we do not increase in the corners we just have to do only one double crochet or 2 without chains in between? Thanks!

  • @azulponce7341
    @azulponce7341 Před rokem +1

    not sure if this question makes sense: but when doing the second increase round, do you do your extra stitch in hole one or hole two of the 2 double crochets that you did in the first increase? does it matter?

    • @alysi3nne
      @alysi3nne Před rokem

      you have to put it directly in the space of the increase, not in one of the chainholes, was wondering the same as you but i think thats the way it's done in the video ^^

  • @ebunnyrose
    @ebunnyrose Před 2 lety +6

    I think I messed mine up somewhere, but we are just gonna keep going. The second one will turn out better anyways 😂😭🤌🏼

  • @thefantasticcreator1
    @thefantasticcreator1 Před rokem

    Hey that granny row is kinda wobbly for me(looks like it has too many stitches)..is it because you use a single strand of cream coloured yarn?....what is the alternative if I am using a different yarn?

  • @turkeyrosesgarden690
    @turkeyrosesgarden690 Před 2 lety +2

    how many balls of yarn of 25g are needed for this?

  • @krishnaaubeeluck6261
    @krishnaaubeeluck6261 Před rokem +1

    If I don't have mohair, would dk be OK? or what size?

  • @yennefer8344
    @yennefer8344 Před 10 měsíci

    How do you keep the chains for the mohair open? I’ll go to do the chain 3 but when I go back to the first one all three of my chains have shrunk 🥲

  • @jasbegoofy6228
    @jasbegoofy6228 Před 2 lety +1

    Hii i love your tutorial on this but my sleeves are very big compared to my arms and I think it’s because I added a bit more of the stitches for the armpits are there any way to make the sleeves smaller???

    • @madeinthemoment
      @madeinthemoment  Před 2 lety

      I would just go back and chain less under the arms! If you don't want to go all the way back you can make some decreases right around the armpit area and that should bring the sleeve in too!

  • @Khadija-sx1io
    @Khadija-sx1io Před rokem

    hey!! i have a question am on the separating sleeves part but 10 chains is bit small but if i want to add more chains how many? and will it affect how the sleeves looks ? please answer !! + THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL IVE BEEN WANTING TO DO ONE OF THESE SM!!!

    • @carolg3201
      @carolg3201 Před 5 měsíci

      I would recommend measuring your underarm area to learn your size, then add enough chains to each side (measure the missing width) to match/complete the full width.