Thank you this is a very helpful tool. Because everyone has different tension, likes different yarns and hooks, it's smart to let them do their own calculations with the tools you provided today.
@@TheCrochetCrowd By showing how you worked backward to figure out your initial chains, you helped me to understand the process more. I've taken several classes and nobody ever explained it that way (or even how to do it). So, THANK YOU!
Thank you. I was trying to figure out how to make this graph pattern larger. The pattern has no instructions, just the graph, and wanted to make it larger from a scarf to a wrap. These instructions were great. Thank you again.
OMGoodness!!! tytytyty! You are a crochet GOD! I can't express how thankful I am to you for providing this information. It has opened up my eyes to endless possibilities! You taught me how to crochet then taught me how to read crochet charts. Now I can use any pattern to my liking :)))
Thank you for this! I have known how to figure the multiple for a while, but I always struggled with the + number. This makes so much sense! I always started counting from the beginning, now I'll try from the end.
Thank you, Mikey, now it makes sense!! I want to make small Fat Cats and I'm going to see if I can make this theory work in the round. Thank you so much for the time you take to explain so many things to us!
Thank you. I've been waiting for someone to be willing to take the time to film a tutorial on how to do this: this is great it will help me to expand my crochet skills in making afghans.
Thank you! I think i can graph a pattern out now! Reading them is hard for me so i usually only look for graph patterns. Now im going to try this with a pattern!
Makes sense to me! Your tutorials have certainly helped my understanding of the actual mechanical processes involved in crocheting ! Keep up your good works and paying it forward so others can learn a new skill as well as an outlet for their creativity. Now, back to my many projects 😏👍🏻
Ho Mikey I was watching your last video when I received your notification. Happy to be one of the first ones. I learned to crochet thanks to your videos. You made it so easy! Thank you ❤
Hi Mickey, It's been years, but I’ve been thinking about what you said regarding the yardage estimate when upsizing a project. Since yardage is a measurement of length and most patterns provide the overall size of the project, wouldn’t it make sense to take the length and width of the baby blanket, calculate the square footage, and then divide that by the yardage listed in the pattern? This would give you a general multiplier to use for scaling up based on your desired dimensions. I might be over simplifying but welcome everyone's thoughts.
Thank you very much. I need to sit down n have ago at working the maths out. Just one question if I may, When you want to make a garment larger or smaller do you floor the same rules?
That's another ball of wax. Technically but then you need to know how many inches (cm) is a repeat to know how many times to repeat. Bodies don't grow by the same dimensions. It's why a baby sweater isn't done the same way as an adult sweater.
@@TheCrochetCrowd ohhhh that’s interesting. I’ve seen videos for baby dresses n I’ve seen suggestions to make other sizes by the measuring method, another was change in hook size. Thank you so much for your help. Really appreciated
TBH, I’d really rather have you figure EVERYTHING out for me EVERY project. 🤣😂🤣 While you’re at it, could you crochet it for me too. 🙈🙊😆 JK 😉 This is SO SO SO helpful!! Appreciate it. This was great for learning both how to figure multiples and for creating your own graphs! More than once I’ve wanted to both these things and this video is super!
It's the same principle for lefties. The diagrams can be read from left to right or right to left, they are not just for right handed people. It's a myth. You could draw the diagram opposite to what I did and you will still have the same results.
Resources and Free Pattern is here: thecrochetcrowd.com/mikey-whats-the-multiple-for-this/
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Thank you this is a very helpful tool. Because everyone has different tension, likes different yarns and hooks, it's smart to let them do their own calculations with the tools you provided today.
For a beginner crocheter this was extremely helpful, thank you. I love watching your tutorials
You're welcome.
Thank you, Mikey, for this great video. I so much want to be able to do this on my own, and you've made it possible.
Thank you ! You are a great teacher for me
I continue to return to your advice how to accomplish what i am trying to accomplish
Thank you so much for explaining this, I always struggle with it!
Happy to help!
I personally appreciate you explaining this so well. It is so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
No reply needed. Just wanted to thank you for this video!
I cannot thank you enough Mikey. These sort of tutorials are what sets you out from most other crochet geniuses x
I'm not a genius by far, I am lucky I can spell genius! I'm glad it can assist you.
Had to watch it twice to figure it out with my pattern but the best video I have seen to show me how to alter my pattern size. Thank you soooo much.
Fantastic tutorial! I've been trying to read symbol charts for years (and have had some success), but you made this so much easier. Thank you!!
Really!? How so?
@@TheCrochetCrowd By showing how you worked backward to figure out your initial chains, you helped me to understand the process more. I've taken several classes and nobody ever explained it that way (or even how to do it). So, THANK YOU!
Thank you. I was trying to figure out how to make this graph pattern larger. The pattern has no instructions, just the graph, and wanted to make it larger from a scarf to a wrap. These instructions were great. Thank you again.
Very well explained. I'd support more tutorials like this - diagrams fascinate AND confound me.
Noted. I will keep that in mind.
Thanks for the detailed information on how to calculate the # of stitches...it certainly will come in handy!!!
You're welcome. I hope it comes in handy for you.
Thx!! You are AWESOME!! Learned a lot and you are a GREAT teacher!! 😁
OMGoodness!!! tytytyty! You are a crochet GOD! I can't express how thankful I am to you for providing this information. It has opened up my eyes to endless possibilities! You taught me how to crochet then taught me how to read crochet charts. Now I can use any pattern to my liking :)))
You are so welcome! This is the key to more creativity.
Yes it makes perfect sense. I always follow the patterns yarn and hook size. Thank you for teaching us this method. ❤
Glad this video assisted you.
Mikey -- this is quite helpful. Many thanks for showing us how to do this calculation!
It's the only way I know how.
Being someone scared of grafts this is a game changer! Your awesome!!
I hope this can open door ways for you.
This was SO helpful!!!! I'm new to crochet and have enjoyed your channel since November.... THANKYOU!
I'm so glad!
Thank you for this! I have known how to figure the multiple for a while, but I always struggled with the + number. This makes so much sense! I always started counting from the beginning, now I'll try from the end.
Usually the first chain of anything is a + Number but not always the case so if you look for the obvious repeats and go from there, it should work.
Excellent training!!!
Thanks Mikey. You make it seem so simple.
You're welcome.
I have never worked from a chart just because the written is so much easier for me. This made total sense to me. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, Mikey, now it makes sense!! I want to make small Fat Cats and I'm going to see if I can make this theory work in the round. Thank you so much for the time you take to explain so many things to us!
I bet you can figure it out. :D
Thank you. I've been waiting for someone to be willing to take the time to film a tutorial on how to do this: this is great it will help me to expand my crochet skills in making afghans.
Glad it was helpful!
Your awesome Mikey, thank you so much. I have been struggling with a pattern for days now. This is great. And so simple too!
Let us know how you do.
Thank you for this explanation and the link for the symbols! As a beginner this help me out immensely.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the great crochet tip! You made it extra easy!🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Very clever! Thank you for the lesson!
You're very welcome!
Agradezco los subtitulos!!! Por fin entiendo su plática tan acertada. Muchas gracias 😘 🇲🇽
You are most welcome.
Awesome! Thank you for showing us this!
It's my pleasure.
Thank you very much. Very Informative technique, appreciate your help and teaching in simple way that is understandable ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so very much!!! I needed this video so much.
You are so welcome!
Thanks Mickey. Following up from Syria 🇸🇾😊
THanks... Enjoy the day.
Thank you. This was very helpful to me.
You're welcome.
Thank you! I think i can graph a pattern out now! Reading them is hard for me so i usually only look for graph patterns. Now im going to try this with a pattern!
You can to do it. Watch yourself grow! :D
Makes sense to me! Your tutorials have certainly helped my understanding of the actual mechanical processes involved in crocheting ! Keep up your good works and paying it forward so others can learn a new skill as well as an outlet for their creativity. Now, back to my many projects 😏👍🏻
THanks... I appreciate that they can be of use.
This was super helpful. Thank you so much
You're welcome.
Thanks so much for this excellent information!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this tutorial!!!
You're welcome.
Wow this is so cool!!!! Tyfs God bless you
Thanks.
Amazing video!!! Thank you so much for this information. I love learning new ideas and techniques. ❤️
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this!
You're so welcome!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I've been working on vintage patterns and they don't always have multiples to make a guage. This is very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
That was very helpful.
You're welcome.
Thank you . I used to struggle.
You're welcome.
This is amazing! Thank you!!!! 🧶 ❤️ 🧶
You are so welcome!
Thank you.
No problem.
Ho Mikey I was watching your last video when I received your notification. Happy to be one of the first ones. I learned to crochet thanks to your videos. You made it so easy! Thank you ❤
Ah... I'm so happy you can enjoy this creative craft.
Thanks Mikey! I’m going fishing!!❤️❤️
Excellent.
Thank you
You're welcome
Hi Mickey,
It's been years, but I’ve been thinking about what you said regarding the yardage estimate when upsizing a project. Since yardage is a measurement of length and most patterns provide the overall size of the project, wouldn’t it make sense to take the length and width of the baby blanket, calculate the square footage, and then divide that by the yardage listed in the pattern? This would give you a general multiplier to use for scaling up based on your desired dimensions. I might be over simplifying but welcome everyone's thoughts.
Look at you making "math make sense!" Thank you for explaining. I'll save it for the future.
Scary stuff eh! haha
Great!
Awesome.
Would this method work on Tunisian also??
Great explanation.
Genial 👏👏👏👏👏👏😘🇲🇽
Thanks.
Thank you very much. I need to sit down n have ago at working the maths out. Just one question if I may, When you want to make a garment larger or smaller do you floor the same rules?
That's another ball of wax. Technically but then you need to know how many inches (cm) is a repeat to know how many times to repeat. Bodies don't grow by the same dimensions. It's why a baby sweater isn't done the same way as an adult sweater.
@@TheCrochetCrowd ohhhh that’s interesting. I’ve seen videos for baby dresses n I’ve seen suggestions to make other sizes by the measuring method, another was change in hook size. Thank you so much for your help. Really appreciated
TBH, I’d really rather have you figure EVERYTHING out for me EVERY project. 🤣😂🤣
While you’re at it, could you crochet it for me too. 🙈🙊😆 JK 😉
This is SO SO SO helpful!! Appreciate it. This was great for learning both how to figure multiples and for creating your own graphs! More than once I’ve wanted to both these things and this video is super!
Can I serve you breakfast in bed and feed you bons bons all day too! haha I think teaching people to fish is far more valuable. :D
@@TheCrochetCrowd breakfast in bed 🍳 and bon bons 🍬sound maaavelous daaahling❣️😂🤣😆😇
Crocheting in the round for a skirt would be same? There is no turning chain and this confuses me.
Have tbis 4 lefties?
It's the same principle for lefties. The diagrams can be read from left to right or right to left, they are not just for right handed people. It's a myth. You could draw the diagram opposite to what I did and you will still have the same results.
Will this work with any pattern?
Pretty much. It's how I do it for all designs I encounter.
You need a rubber!!!! Hahah!!
ahhhhh big fat rubber time!
In America a condom is called a rubber, never thought I had to practice safe crochet
It's what I called an eraser as a kid. :D
I don’t know why the designer of these patterns cannot give you the stitch multiple, most designers do.
Most do now but was never standard practice. Honestly, it just takes a few minutes to figure it out.