it looks like she makes little cuffs to fit the wrists, and since it’s so oversized the rest of the sleeve kinda puffs over the cuff so you don’t see it very well
Sleeves are pretty straightforward. I would add length in granny stitch pattern (depending on how much more sleeve I need) until a little bit before reaching where I want the cuff to begin, do a plain dc round, then do a couple of decrease rounds in dc. When the circumference is where I want it for the cuff with an even number of stitches, I would do a few rounds of alternating fphdc and regular sc to make a ribbed effect.
Thanks for explaining that the corners NEED the chains in the corners to allow for the drape and folding! Your work is OUTSTANDING! TY for sharing your tips! 🤩
Thank you, Andrea! Your voice and demeanor is so soothing. I've never been able to figure out why my larger wearables basically stand on their own, now I do. Thank you, again!
Thank you for this tutorial I have made hexagon Cardies for kiddies never for an adult I will do one for myself thanks again.best wishes from Ireland.💖💖
You inspired me to crochet a cardigan. I was trying to figure out what size hook you used but I didn’t want to bother you about it. So I just went for a 6.5 mm. Let me just tell you. My first adult sized cardigan is looking fantastic. Thank you for the tips and tricks.
I know it’s a lot of work, but can you please do a tutorial video for the full size cardigan?? I try to follow patterns but do better with the visual and hearing it with the counts and such! You are amazing!! Thank you!
I second this, I wish there would’ve been a video for color changes but I figured it out with another girls video, right now my next step is moving onto the sleeves and I’m struggling using the guide, I learn better with videos and watching it rather than reading it.
Thank you so much for showing how to start the granny square hexagon. I love as so frustrated because everyone show how to put them together. I’m happy I found you💜Blessed Be
Ended up find this and realzing its the granny hex in my shinning carpet patern i found on etsy (the hicks hexagon) and wanted to say thank you!!! Its helped my visualize sine im Still learning
Hexagon cardis are my favorite thing to make, I really like seeing how everyone does them differently. Thanks for the tips and tricks! Can’t wait to see what comes next.
Omg! My kiddo just asked me for a plant hanger! I haven't started looking for a how to video, but I think I can picture how it would work with a hexagon start and some chains... do you have a video how to link you could share? I'm still super new at this all
Thank you sooo much , I wish I could hug your right now. I was having trouble with a similar pattern and your pattern helped me a lot more , thank you soo much ❤️❤️🤗🤗
That's kind of up to you, but I counted one of the ones they've posted and it looked like they did 20-23 rounds, but measure it against yourself as you make it, and finish it off when you feel like its comfy. It depends on the yarn your using too. I've got one that was good at 15 rounds, the other two I'm working on are at 18-19ish rounds and they're not big enough yet. Like I said the rounds are entirely up to you, your measurements and what materials your using.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your process! I love that there are multiple ways to achieve the same thing and seeing your process as compared to others I’ve seen is so incredibly helpful.
I love your process just to let you know it is so easy for me to understand. Thank you so much for making this and helping everybody. It’s so simplified I greatly greatly appreciate it!
I’ve made 2 following her tutorials because you recommended her somewhere a while back. Because I was changing colors I compared her video to another and came up with a cross between the two. Haha but they’ve both come out pretty lovely. I love your look and can’t wait to watch more videos 😍 I’m striving to be able to sell my works and have a decent side hustle but everyone in my neck of the woods crochets so charging a liveable wage off them has proven difficult. I still absolutely enjoy making them. And also I NEED your hook. Absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you so much for the tips! It’s really helpful to know other ways to make these. I like how you skip that first cluster when starting a new round. Thank you again!
Thank you so much for these starting tips. My brain has not been able to figure this out. I love seeing the ones you show on IG and I inherited so much yarn from Mom when she passed.
Hi! I love your video, it is so well explained. Could you please explain how to make the sleeves not so wide and puffy. I want my sleeves to be more fitted. Could someone please explain how I could achieve this? Thanks!! ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this! I first learned to crochet by making amigurumi so my natural tension is very tight so I really appreciate the tips regarding hook size and making sure to keep a loose tension :)
Thank you so much for making this!!!! I love the look of your cardigans and can’t wait to use your tips and tricks to make one of my own. I would love to see a tips and tricks video on how you do the color changes in your cardigans. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful n helpful ideas it made me understand so easily,God bless you 🙏🙏 stay safe n blessed ❤️❤️ love you from India..
This is awesome. I watch you all the time on TikTok and have been in your crochet circle when you did the scarf on zoom. It is fantastic to see you work up close and learn what tricks you use to create the cardigan. LOVE your nails btw
Hi. I’ve made a granny hexi cardi before following Craft and a Cuppa’s video. I notice you don’t turn your work every row like she does. Is there a reason for this? I do prefer the way yours look, they kind of hang looser. Also, when you make the 2 tone cardis, do you do 2 rows of each colour, then change? Thank you xxx
I watched this and started making one but I couldn't find it again. Then I found out you actually go bigger on the needle instead of smaller 😂. My crochet is more stiff looking. Should I just restart..🤔😬
The very end of the rows after your initial start you don’t need to chain 3 to create a corner. I just place the last 2 DC stitches to finish the cluster. And I don’t place any chains between clusters, only in the corners 🖤
TOTALLY annoying the repetition of "personal preference" and "tension", as if we are waaaayyy to stupid to understand it from the second or third repetition, and you feel the need to repeat it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over (annoying, huh?) again. Too much talking!!!
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Yesss👏🏽 next vid should be how you finish your sleeves. I love your sleeves!
Yes, sleeves, please. Mine flare and I don’t want flared sleeves.
it looks like she makes little cuffs to fit the wrists, and since it’s so oversized the rest of the sleeve kinda puffs over the cuff so you don’t see it very well
Sleeves are pretty straightforward. I would add length in granny stitch pattern (depending on how much more sleeve I need) until a little bit before reaching where I want the cuff to begin, do a plain dc round, then do a couple of decrease rounds in dc. When the circumference is where I want it for the cuff with an even number of stitches, I would do a few rounds of alternating fphdc and regular sc to make a ribbed effect.
When ur making ur hexagon do u not turn ur work at end of rounds please?xx
Yes to this! I would love to know how wickedly does her sleeves
Thanks for explaining that the corners NEED the chains in the corners to allow for the drape and folding! Your work is OUTSTANDING! TY for sharing your tips! 🤩
FAR AND ABOVE ALL THE OTHER TUTORIALS!!! Please keep teaching❤
Thank you, Andrea! Your voice and demeanor is so soothing. I've never been able to figure out why my larger wearables basically stand on their own, now I do. Thank you, again!
Thank you for this tutorial I have made hexagon Cardies for kiddies never for an adult I will do one for myself thanks again.best wishes from Ireland.💖💖
I love your cardigans ! How many rows do you do ? They are perfectly sized❤❤
I love figuring out most things for myself, but this is a perfect help to get started on something new
You inspired me to crochet a cardigan. I was trying to figure out what size hook you used but I didn’t want to bother you about it. So I just went for a 6.5 mm. Let me just tell you. My first adult sized cardigan is looking fantastic. Thank you for the tips and tricks.
I’m so glad you don’t turn the work. I’m loving this so far ❤ thank you!
For anyone wanting a full video, try Hooks & Heelers video
I love how you do yours. Now how do you change colors? How many rows/ rounds do you do? Yes also the sleeves
I know it’s a lot of work, but can you please do a tutorial video for the full size cardigan?? I try to follow patterns but do better with the visual and hearing it with the counts and such! You are amazing!! Thank you!
Can’t find a pattern for the whole thing anyway. On ravelry she just has a modification guide
@@makebelievekatieThat is kinda the pattern tho XD
I second this, I wish there would’ve been a video for color changes but I figured it out with another girls video, right now my next step is moving onto the sleeves and I’m struggling using the guide, I learn better with videos and watching it rather than reading it.
Thank you so much for showing how to start the granny square hexagon. I love as so frustrated because everyone show how to put them together. I’m happy I found you💜Blessed Be
Ended up find this and realzing its the granny hex in my shinning carpet patern i found on etsy (the hicks hexagon) and wanted to say thank you!!! Its helped my visualize sine im Still learning
This was so helpful! Thank you for posting this. I agree with othet folks that I would love a sleeve tutorial. I love finished look of your cardis.
Hexagon cardis are my favorite thing to make, I really like seeing how everyone does them differently. Thanks for the tips and tricks! Can’t wait to see what comes next.
Haven’t completed the video yet but the nails are tooooo cuuuuute!!
Totally off subject, your hands are gorgeous. Nails and ink are perfect. Thank you for this tutorial. I used it to make a plant hanger.
Omg! My kiddo just asked me for a plant hanger! I haven't started looking for a how to video, but I think I can picture how it would work with a hexagon start and some chains... do you have a video how to link you could share? I'm still super new at this all
Love this looks so much more neater I’ve tried other ways this my favorite
Oooooohhh. No wonder I've been failing... I will have to practice a looser tension! Thanks!
Thank you sooo much , I wish I could hug your right now. I was having trouble with a similar pattern and your pattern helped me a lot more , thank you soo much ❤️❤️🤗🤗
How many rounds for the cardigan?
That's kind of up to you, but I counted one of the ones they've posted and it looked like they did 20-23 rounds, but measure it against yourself as you make it, and finish it off when you feel like its comfy. It depends on the yarn your using too. I've got one that was good at 15 rounds, the other two I'm working on are at 18-19ish rounds and they're not big enough yet. Like I said the rounds are entirely up to you, your measurements and what materials your using.
I have never been a big fan of tattoos, lol I’m 72 and only have one but I think yours are really pretty. 💜thank you for a great video. 👍🏻
Dying to make a cardigan love your tips. Thanks for the video.❤️❤️❤️😄😄👍👍
Fantastic tutorial!! We LOVE the Andrea Tips 💚🖤💚🖤
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Many greetings from Vienna/ Austria 🥰🧶🪄
Would love to see how you finish the sleeves
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your process! I love that there are multiple ways to achieve the same thing and seeing your process as compared to others I’ve seen is so incredibly helpful.
I was really needing a good tutorial for a hexagon cardigan! Thanks so much!
I'm about to start my first one! 😍 I've been obsessed with the 90s Vibe Cardigan.🖤💚 Wish me luck ✌🏼🫶🏼🧶
Thanks for the tips and tricks! 👏🏼👏🏼
How'd it turn out??
@@tmck03 I stopped. I wanted it to be very similar to hers but I couldn't figure it out. 😫
I love your process just to let you know it is so easy for me to understand. Thank you so much for making this and helping everybody. It’s so simplified I greatly greatly appreciate it!
Hi 👋 I just saw your TH-cam channel and decided to watch your video 😊I like it and I’m making one right now 😊thank you for sharing 😊😊
i like this start spot technique, and the start changes each row which breaks up the line
I’ve made 2 following her tutorials because you recommended her somewhere a while back. Because I was changing colors I compared her video to another and came up with a cross between the two. Haha but they’ve both come out pretty lovely. I love your look and can’t wait to watch more videos 😍 I’m striving to be able to sell my works and have a decent side hustle but everyone in my neck of the woods crochets so charging a liveable wage off them has proven difficult. I still absolutely enjoy making them. And also I NEED your hook. Absolutely stunning 😍
Thank you so much for the tips! It’s really helpful to know other ways to make these. I like how you skip that first cluster when starting a new round. Thank you again!
I absolutely love your work!
Thank you so much for these starting tips. My brain has not been able to figure this out. I love seeing the ones you show on IG and I inherited so much yarn from Mom when she passed.
Thank you Andrea for sharing this with us!
I’m definitely going to give it a go using your tips.
Can’t wait for other tips and trick videos!!!
👏👏👏👏👏 loved the explication and simplicity of how you do it.
Thank you so much for these TIPS and TRICKS!! I learned two tricks that I did not know about!! Thanks again!!!
Hi! I love your video, it is so well explained. Could you please explain how to make the sleeves not so wide and puffy. I want my sleeves to be more fitted. Could someone please explain how I could achieve this? Thanks!! ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this! I first learned to crochet by making amigurumi so my natural tension is very tight so I really appreciate the tips regarding hook size and making sure to keep a loose tension :)
I appreciate you sharing some of your techniques!! Thank you!
Thank you. Very helpful.
Thank you so much for making this!!!! I love the look of your cardigans and can’t wait to use your tips and tricks to make one of my own. I would love to see a tips and tricks video on how you do the color changes in your cardigans. ❤❤❤
I second this!! I'm kind of just winging my way through colour changes lol
I will absolutely be getting a color change video up soon!
THANK YOU!!!!! so clear and transparent appreciate you so much you’re a good teacher🖤🖤🖤 can’t wait to see more🖤
thank you. making one now
Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful n helpful ideas it made me understand so easily,God bless you 🙏🙏 stay safe n blessed ❤️❤️ love you from India..
Tha k you so much for the tips Andrea! I will definitely try them! And your hook in the sunlight!! 🤩😍
This is awesome. I watch you all the time on TikTok and have been in your crochet circle when you did the scarf on zoom. It is fantastic to see you work up close and learn what tricks you use to create the cardigan. LOVE your nails btw
Could u plzdo a video showing how u change yarn color
I love the way u did this u did a great job explaining it ❤️
Thanks for sharing Andrea! I'd love to see how you do color changes. Do you carry the previous color up or weave in all those ends? TIA
Thank you for sharing! You are very talented!!! Great job!!!
Thank you so much for sharing! You have inspired my current and first ever cardigan 💕
Wonderful video,so essentially, the corners will always end up on top of eachother,righ?
Nicely done thank k you for the tips
How do you increase rows or decrease for larger plus size or smaller sizes? That’s the part I’m stuck on. Ty for the tutorial. Much appreciated. ❤
Thank you for making this tutorial I have started my cardigan. The question is will I actually finish it. 😁
Thank you! This was so helpful!
Thank you for the tips and tricks :) FYI, LOVE your nails :) Slay it girl!!!
Can you post a video of how you do the extensions on the sleeves
Thanks so much! 🖤💚💜🧶
Thank you! That was very helpful 🙂 you are amazing 👏
💕 Love the video 👏👏👏👏 excellent
Thank you!!!❤❤❤❤
Your explanation of the hexagon is good. However, I didn't see the cardigan anywhere. Where do I see the cardigan?
This is a really nice and easy pattern to follow. Thank you ♥️ 🧶
I was just wondering - do you not turn your work each round? 🤔
Very helpfull Thank you so much. 🤗
Thank you
Can you please do a a full tutorial??
Thank you Andrea. Just a quick question how many rounds do you do I have start one but most people do 24 i was just what you recommend please
Omg, your tutorial is so easy to follow. The number of tutorials I've tried and failed yo follow
Thank you for an easy to follow tutorial 😊😊
Do you not have to flip your work like for most granny sqaures
Do u turn ur work at end of each round please ?xx
I love your Harry Potter tatts😭😭😭🥵
Hello jus wondering how many rows u ended on?
How much yarn do you usually use for your cardigans? I really want to make one but have no clue how much yarn to buy
Same problem
Hi. I’ve made a granny hexi cardi before following Craft and a Cuppa’s video. I notice you don’t turn your work every row like she does. Is there a reason for this? I do prefer the way yours look, they kind of hang looser. Also, when you make the 2 tone cardis, do you do 2 rows of each colour, then change? Thank you xxx
How do I buy y’all hooks tht is so cute
Do you crochet these completely in the round? The tutorial I used had previously me flip every row, which I thought was kinda unnecessary.
I’m not sure how she does hers but I don’t flip mine since it’s not a square and they look fine.
Thanks so much. I hate when you are told to slip stich to the next open cluster. It really doesn't look nice. I appreciate you
How many round for your hexagon cardigan
What yarn are you using for the rainbow side?
Can I do a magic circle to start?
Hello, i am a beginner and i go by full tutorials, is there any way you could make the whole tutorial😭🙏
Please please please give me some gage I’m not tight and I’m a j hook but not sure or confident enough to know if I need it bigger
I watched this and started making one but I couldn't find it again. Then I found out you actually go bigger on the needle instead of smaller 😂. My crochet is more stiff looking. Should I just restart..🤔😬
How to join the 2 sides together
At the end of row 3, did you forget to ch3 before you did the 2 doubles to end?
Also, the yarn from the start, do you sew it in?
The very end of the rows after your initial start you don’t need to chain 3 to create a corner. I just place the last 2 DC stitches to finish the cluster. And I don’t place any chains between clusters, only in the corners 🖤
@@wickedlyhandmade ah ok. That makes sense. Thanks
How many rounds do you do for an adult size cardigan
Does it matter that I like ch 2 for my corners?
Would dk or sock yarn work
I wish I had that hook 😭
Then your pockets you put on some of them
omg hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Great tutorial but I found the music distracting. For me personally anyways.
Your moving way too fast for a beginner tutorial
TOTALLY annoying the repetition of "personal preference" and "tension", as if we are waaaayyy to stupid to understand it from the second or third repetition, and you feel the need to repeat it over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over (annoying, huh?) again. Too much talking!!!