Crochet Vintage Catghan Sweater Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Hi guys! So, I've seen a few of these sweaters around on social media and I thought they looked so fun and cute! Here is the Vintage Catghan Sweater! This is my take on converting this blanket into a sweater. This pattern is based on Sandra Miller Maxfield's cat afghan pattern. With Stitchfiddle.com, I was able to redraw her pattern with the colors that I chose.
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in "White": amzn.to/3XlxBW0
- 5mm crochet hook: I recommend amzn.to/3noE9mz
- Scissors: I recommend amzn.to/43G61Xb
- Yarn needle: I recommend amzn.to/3CuwV8A
Original blanket pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
This is more of an advanced sweater just because of the sheer amount of color changes, but it becomes easier as you go along. There are also quite a lot of ends to weave in, but you can just... not weave them in. They are on the inside of the sweater, so you can't even see them!
This pattern uses mainly the double crochet (dc), with the half double crochet (hdc) in the back loops only (BLO) for the ribbing, and slip stitches (sl st) to join rounds and ribbing.
The yarn that I used was unlabeled shades of blue that I already had in my stash. I believe most of them are size 4 and 100% acrylic, which is not the best sweater material (and not the best for the environment, I bought them years ago!), but I really liked the color combination! I also used a 5 mm hook and a yarn needle.
Thanks for watching!
Timestamps:
0:00 Materials
0:40 Sleeve Ribbing
3:28 Sleeve
6:57 Start of Front Panel
10:15 How to Read the Graph
10:56 Color Changing
13:56 Eyes
16:03 Color Changing from Far
16:46 Color Changing Between Rows
18:12 Rest of Front Panel
18:49 Forming Neckline
21:38 Sewing Tops of Shoulders
23:24 Collar
30:49 Weaving in Ends
33:35 Aligning Panels
34:15 Sewing Sleeves
35:48 Sewing Sides
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wow! i love this so much!!! its the perfect thing to start while im in the middle of 2 other projects
Haha! Thank you!
xD
I feel this in my heart
Just 2 others? I wish I had that kind of restraint!
Hehehe I’m pleased (more than I should) to know that I’m not alone 😂😭
Okay I commented before but I actually buckled down and made it. It took three weeks around classes and I made green and brown cats, but my entire campus is obsessed. I've already been asked three times if I'd make one to sell to them. Thank you for the first piece of clothing I've ever made!
If you feel like youre getting a lot of asks, make another one and keep track of how long it takes you, how much you spend on materials. Be sure to ask a price that is fair to you.
i'm currently working on one and it's not as hard as i expected but i can't imagine ever having the time to make those for sale
hi did you really do 8 rows for the neckline part ? it is what she says in the video but when i counted i think she did more, i did 8 and i feel like it seems small ...
what did you do ?
@@amilliev.6131 If I remember right I did change it (but I'm not sure what I did now, sorry), mostly to suit my own body type! I did make a fair few alterations while I worked it since I am a bit larger and used this more as a guideline since I'd never made a sweater before!
@@jadeneace1408 thank you so much for your answer
so, call me a fool but i learned how to crochet to make this sweater, and thought that i wouldn't be able to do it. i didn't even watch the video, i just put it in my personal discord and accepted that i'd be too confused as a beginner. flash forward to now when i'm stunned that you showed every. single. basic. step. everything i ever would have needed when getting started!! i feel silly for doubting myself, but now i'm so stoked to make this finally. it really is a dream project
That’s so inspiring! I’m happy for you!
Heyyyyy, its been 2 years but have you made it??? lolll
This is a really good beginner/intermediate tutorial! You're conscious of the fact that someone can slow down or rewind the video, so you don't waste time showing things a million times. I've been crocheting for a long time, so thank you for making it accessible for new and old crocheters!
Thank you so much! I always try to pace my tutorials so that both beginners and more advanced crocheters can follow along. Not too slow, not too fast! Thanks for noticing!!
This both makes total sense while being super confusing. I’m a little new to crocheting so I need to repeat a lot to understand but it all makes sense when I get it down. Thanks for the tutorial🙌🏻
No problem, just glad it’s helpful in some way!
@@anangrysliceofpie3935 hey Once?
@@chaeyoungsstrawberryfarm3327 hello once♥️ the feels is coming and I’m so excited
the labeled sections of the video are so so so helpful!! such a small detail but makes a big difference, especially for me who is using multiple videos to create my sweater.
It helps me when I’m watching something, so I’m happy to add it!
I made this and made some adjustments:
- front and back panels start with 35 instead of 40 rows of ribbing because it was way to wide, this made the body part to be 70 stitches instead of 80
- the collar part, I went for a softer neckline, made a curve by decreasing stitches instead of a harsh 90 degree angle turn
- to do that, instead of 8 rows of 25 stitches, I did a row of 28 on each side, the next 3 rows on top will decrease by 2 everytime, for 3 rows. So it goes 28, 26, 24. Then 4 rows of 22 on top.
- this is perfect because this means 4 * 4 rows * 2 stitches per row = 32 stitches, 4 * 3 rows of decrease * 2 stitches per row = 24 stitches, 2 * 14 straight stitches across the neck = 28. Total 84 stitches all across the neckline, which is perfect divisible by 3.
- the ribbings on the collar, instead of finishing a ribbed row, do the 3 slip stitch song and dance, I slipped the 10th hdc into the first of the 3, then slipped that into the next 2. This make a much better foundation for the next row to insert into
how did you adjust the design of the cats when you reduced the 80 stitches to 70?
@@mr.fliffy7782Hi! I followed Mandy's adjustment, too. And I simply just crocheted to the 6th square (the pattern image from left to right). So you can leave the first to fifth square of every row out. I hope this helps! I followed her adjustment and I just finished all the cats on my front panel today and they are so cute!
@@itsmadebymae doesn't that make the pattern not line up?
@@adah5195 yup! One side of my cats are not lined up but it’s on the side so usually it’s covered with my arms resting down.
I swear every youtuber that did crochet tutorial have such calming voices ! I focus more on your voice the the actual tutorial . Great tutorial anyway !!
Haha thank you!
I DONT NEED ANOTHER PROJECT IM NOT GONNA FINISH
BUT ITS SO CUTE GAAAHH!!!
Ahhh get out of my head 😂💛
You are literary the best human to ever exist by making this free :')))
for everyone asking about how much yarn she used: 600 yards for white and 100 yards for each blue color - she posted about it on her reddit account
Thankyou for the info!!!
this was a great tutorial! it was so clear and beginner-friendly. also your voice is so calming i could literally listen to you speak for hours
Thank you!! I’m glad it was helpful!
i’ve been wanting to start crocheting clothes for myself and this is literally the best video i could’ve found so far i’ve only really taken on smaller patterns like hats, amigurumi, and dog sweaters but this tutorial is so detailed and pleasant that i might actually take on a bigger project like this
Thank you so much!
Hi! Which type of yarn did you use?
It's good to know slip-stitching the ends of things together is an actual technique that people use. I thought it was wrong before because I'd never seen others do it.
It’s actually one of my favorites! That way, I can avoid sewing the piece together
This tutorial is so easy to follow. You did a really great job explaining and showing the process. Thank you for your time!
That is so good to hear! Thank you so much for letting me know!
My only comment would be that an emphasis is made regarding fact that while in America the stick she is using is known as a double crochet in UK excites called a treble.
Love that you showed all the end weaving and seam sewing. I learned the basic crochet stitches at 7 years old but my wonderful teacher was not around after that. It was very helpful to watch this video.
I finished the sweater and get compliments every time I wear it. Best of all I used a soft wool blend for the yoke and it is the coziest sweater I have.
hey, I wanted to ask, do you use the original pattern to adjust it or?? cause mine has 100 stitches instead of 80, but i dont know how to adjust it
(Update at the bottom, please read!)
Thank you for this video! I've been obsessed with this project ever since I saw it and two weeks ago I finally went and got all the materials. Just this morning I finished assembling everything and now I have my own cat croptop sweater in pink. This was my very first experience with crochet and it went smoothly, so if any beginners combing the comments see this: go for it, you'll learn a lot and end with a cute garment for yourself.
I ended up using 800 grs of white and 100 grs of everything else in size 4 (5-6 for knitting needles, 4 for crochet) with a size 5 crochet hook.
UPDATE: LET THIS BE A LESSON FOR EVERYONE ELSE
... I machine washed my garment and let it hang dry and the wool stretched :') I had to undo the join at the arms to frog a few rows to make them shorter but my beautiful crop top is not a crop top anymore. I tried everything to make it better and so far the only thing that's managed to tighten the wool enough for the cuff sleeves to stop at my wrists is machine washing it in a laundry bag and then machine drying it without taking it out.
If you made this with acrylic yarn, LAUNDRY BAG ONLY, and don't hang dry, leave it on a flat surface or machine dry it in a laundry bag as well. May you all learn from my mistake 😭
(I still get compliments by strangers on it all the time, so not all is lost. And its still very warm. Its just not a puffy croptop anymore)
hey can u please tell me what size u wear(s/m/l/or others) if ur comfortable please.. it would help me estimate how much to buy
@@aditrimehta810 sure! I'm L-XL. The final product isn't as baggy on me as the thumbnail but its not too snug either.
@@frikipenguin thank u
is this 100g total of all the colours or 100g of each colour?
how did you do it? im doing it right now but my row of sleeves is getting wider... is that normale?
I wanted to let you know that I have spent the past six months working on this sweater and today I finally finished it!!!!!! It's so cozy and comfy and your tutorial was so easy to understand - thank you so much!
for anyone thinking about starting this, my only advice is that the end product for me (i'm pretty averagely built) was fairly large on my body. it's very cute, but if you want something smaller, keep that in mind!
thank you! I was looking forward to a baggy sweater and didn' know how it would fit, but I'm super exited lol
how did you do it? im doing it right now but my row of sleeves is getting wider... is that normale?
@@kassandracelen2826 been a while since I thought about my process, but if i could go back and change things to make it smaller, I would definitely make the sleeves significantly shorter/thinner in general. In terms of the actual body piece, you could either crop the pattern entirely to better fit, or at least avoid adding too many stitches of white above it when you finish it. I can't say for sure the measurements bc everyone's stitches could be different sizes, but just be aware of how big you are making each piece!
@@kassandracelen2826I remember this happening to me when I started crocheting. Usually what would happen is I would accidentally crochet into the same stitch twice or I wouldn’t be sure where to stop at the end of a row and add an extra stitch. I hope this makes sense :)
hey can you let me know how much yarn you used in total?
I’m a beginner (I literally started crocheting for the first time yesterday) but I’ve started making this and so far it’s going pretty well! Of course, I’m only on the sleeve but still! Thank you for this tutorial!
You’re welcome! So glad that you’re able to follow along!
how did it turn out? i'm tryna be like you and do something crazy like this as my first project lmaoo
@@cassie1891 same😭
@@cassie1891 did you?
@@elizabethsmith955 nah, but i made a cat beanie for my first project instead :) easy, simple, and super cute
This video is the one that made me feel like maybe I could actually do this, and it turns out that I can. I can totally crochet.
Fell in love with this pattern at first sight. I started last night and am almost done with the first sleeve. Thanks for the tutorial!
I’m glad you like it! And you’re a fast worker!
this is amazing. i’m so excited to try out this type of crocheting! ive been doing crochet since i was 11, i’m 18 now and i think i’m up for a new challenge 👀 thanks for the inspiration!
This was my first real crochet project and I just finished it!!! It is awesome, thank you for the video!
Literally , you're the best teacher ever , I've been always getting difficulties learning this art
But you made the most simple and easy video in the TH-cam
You also have a very calming and comforting voice 💕☺️
just finished my first sweater w/ your tutorial and thank you so much, it is sooooo pretty !
your tutorial is very easy to follow for beginners, I'm so happy about this sweater
I really like this tutorial! every other tutorial doesn't go in-depth like this one. showing eatch stitch individualy really helped me!
i finally finished this project! thank you again for the wonderful tutorial, I learned a lot throughout the process! i changed the colours and size and it was really fun!!!!!
I saw this video and my heart almost stopped! I love cats so much! And this is so beautiful! I really want to crochet this!
WOW !!! this tutorial is so great ! I have tried to learn to crochet in the past but every tutorial i watched even ones for "beginners" were way too complicated for me, and youve just made me understand how to crochet!! I love this tutorial so much youre so great at explaining things thank you!
I was pictures of people's recreation of this sweater everywhere! This is such an adorable design and I cannot wait to try it for myself
This is absolutely amazing!! I’ve been wanting to make the Afghan but I was worried bc it’s such a big project and I already have like 5 started. But this is a great alternative!!
I told myself I would not start a new project but I can not NOT try this! thank you so much for showing EVERY STEPS including weaving in and sewing! you're an absolute legend for that
You’re welcome! So glad you appreciated it!
I randomly came across this video and fell in love with this design. And after giving up years ago on knitting, I feel inspired to try out crochet. If I ever feel competent enough to try this, I'll let you know
You should try it! It’s super fun!
I’ve been crocheting a long time. But after trying and failing for almost two decades to knit I finally can do it.
You just need to be patient with yourself. Even an expert once started out as a beginner.
Watch videos. Practice. Then give yourself little breaks. It can get frustrating I know. But eventually the “muscle memory” in your hands will start to kick in and you will surprise yourself. Whether it’s crocheting or knitting, you can DO IT!
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I never though it's so easy to crocket things like this! I got it all because of your understandable explanations and so nice tutorial
it seems like it's suuuuper detailed and well explained!!! I'll definitely save this for when I'm done with my current project thank you so much❤❤❤❤
"If You want Your sweater larger, add more cats." 🤣 Thanks for the tutorial, I added this sweater to my must have list.
omg it’s so cute! i just graduated highschool and until i find out if i got into college i have all this free time that’s driving me insane, a cute and fun project like this is exactly what i needed! i’m starting it tomorrow 🫶
Here I am!! To watch a tutorial for something I've never attempted and will never attempt, but knowing it's possible in some way gives me hope!
I love to watch this while I knit, I enjoy the rebellious feeling haha
(Also such a wonderful calm video!! And I love the cats)
I'm still new to crochet, but you made this so easy to understand and showed the steps so clearly! I can't wait to follow along and complete my first sweater project!
Thank you so much!
This is so relaxing and satisfying to watch! Made me want to try it, even though I've never crocheted before...
I love this tutorial so much! It is very explanatory and easy to follow. I can’t wait to make my sweater!
Thank you so much!
I only used this video as a tutorial for some sleeves I'm making, but this honestly looks so cool.
omg such a cute sweater, cant wait 2 make it!!!! thank u for such an easy to follow tutorial 💗💗
Ive only been crocheting for about 4 months. So far I've made 2 double crocheted square cardigans. One cardigan was a size 5x, and i still had to had lengthed ribbed stripes down the front to make it bigger and the otherr was a large. They turned out ok Tension wasn't so great and i used a single crochet to join the first one, didn't like that join, used a blanket stitch to join the other one. Then i crocheted a mosaic bucket bag, this bag tirned out beautiful. Then i crocheted an i don't care bear. It turned out pretty good. I'm now in the process of doing a large sea turtle, but have to get more yarn to finish, Since, I've started a round cardigan, it's stressing me out, so I'm only working a little bit at a time. I've got 2 months to finish it. Now imdoing another bucket bag. My question is this, do you think i now have the skill to crochet this sweater? I have a granddaughter who would love this and i would have 6 months to complete it.
This was very clearly and well explained, thank you! The sweater looks really nice
I just made this and got so many compliments! Thank you for this amazing tutorial, it was so well done!
May ask how much of each color you ended up using? Im not sure if the quantities in the afghan translate exactly to this sweater
thank you for showing up in my recommended ;---; I have been looking for a project for a while, and this was too cute to pass on. I just started on the sleeves and your video is so easy to follow :)
Great tutorial! Made it smaller for my child and it's so cute! Thank you for the clear directions
As a beginner crocheter, this tutorial was actually easy to understand and had everything I needed in the description. Thank you!
thank you for the pattern! i love how mine turned out!
just a couple comments for anyone making this sweater:
mine is a bit too oversized for me in two aspects:
1) the sleeves are too long, once i attached it to the front and back panels. i didn't account for how far the front panel would stretch over my shoulder/arm, so the sleeve (which i had made the length of my shoulder to wrist) ended up extending about 7 inches past my wrist.
2) the collar is too wide and stretched for my tastes. if i could redo it, i would make the tops of the shoulders longer (something like 35 sts instead of 25 sts on side) so then the collar would be smaller. just be aware that the gap between the shoulder parts on each panel will be the width of the collar.
i do like the overall length of the oversized sweater; it's very aesthetic. the cats are perfect and i'm just so proud that i made this myself!
just a question, can you alter the project to fit better?
How many meters of yarn did you use?
@@kiki-eq Yes, you can. You can make the sleeves shorter by crocheting less rows or longer by crocheting more rows. Do less double crochets in a row for your sleeves if you want to make them less wide (just make sure they fit). The length of the sweater can also be altered by changing the amount of white rows at the top of the front and back panels or by altering the pattern
omg the fact that this is a tutorial makes my day i need to make this it's beautiful 😭😭
Thank you! And yes, just looking at the graph can be overwhelming!
You're my favourite channel now! I love your voice so much it's so relaxing, your work too, you've inspired me to do crochet again
You are such a find! Because with this tutorial you can crochet whatever pattern you need, ive been struggling to find something like this, ive been searching for gold, but found a diamond!
Thank you so much!! I made this tutorial hoping that it makes crocheting with a graph less daunting for some!
Thank you so much, i actually made this and it turned out great and i get so many compliments!! And it was my first wearable too:)
what a great video and project to start two days after learning to do granny squares at 10pm!!
I LOVE how she has no dislikes
Me too, makes me very happy!!
She has actually 1 😭😭
@@raycchev3140 THIS UPSETS ME 😔
@@raycchev3140 Up to 2 now :(
Oh no there’s 6 :(
I wish I can make one like this in the future.
Thank you so much for the tutorial 💕💕
I LOVE the Binder clip as a bobbin idea! I had bought a bunch of yarn to make another sweater but I am going to give this a try.
Thank you! It worked well enough, I think! Have fun!
Thank you very much for doing this tutorial, I have wanted to make a sweater for a long time. And this design is perfect!!
Thank you!!
This has been my first ever project , and after 2 weeks I finally did it! didn't to the cats 'cause I didn't fell confident enough but it ended being really pretty, my new baby blue sweater might be one of my fav pieces of clothing . thank you so much :)
thank you for this in depth explanation of how to do this project! it super cute and i feel like i could actually make this :D
I really love the design of the sweater. I want to make one for myself (and my cat-loving friends if mine turns out okay). But I've never made a sweater before so I have no idea how much yarn I need.
What size (XS, S, M, L,...) is your sweater and how much yarn of each color did you use?
You're the first YT crocheter that I've found that makes a slip knot the same way I do. I love this design. I made the afghan for a pregnant colleague when we both worked in a cattery. Appropriate I thought. I used pink, blue, mauve, pale green and light grey. It can out beautiful, and she loved it.
Wow, really? And your blanket sounds so beautiful! I love the colors!
@@VivCrochets Yeah. No-one else seems to use the hook. They make the knot then put the hook into the loop. Our way is much easier, I think. I chose the colours because we didn't yet know what she was having when I started it. It looked beautiful.
I cannot wait to make this. I made the blanket for my granddaughter. Very time consuming but so worth it.
just finished this and i love it sm!! fairly easy pattern after you explained the grid :)
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This video has given me so much insight with color change graphs!
I purchased this cat sweater pattern and was excited to start but, felt super discouraged because I hardly work with color changing graphs and watching videos is WAY easier for me to understand. I’m sure so many other people would agree.
You worded everything so well!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on crochet!🧠🙌🏼
Yes! I made this video because I knew that using the graphs and color changing would be confusing, especially for beginners! Thank you so much!!
Dude! I had to comment on how much I appreciate they way you have taught me how to knot & tie in loose ends.
Never thought I’d enjoy this long process, but the weaving makes it some what fun.
Thank you for your mad skills. Lol
Yes haha! No problem! Most people hate weaving in the loose ends, but it can be fun sometimes!!
This is so beautiful and fun! I just found a great cardigan using the traditional cat Afghan patterns. The designer, Jennifer Smith made it in the colors of her pretty cat, brown, tan , and off white! I can’t wait to start. This will be next on my crochet playlist!! Thank you! I also liked and subscribed!!
A cardigan would be so cute, especially in the colors of your own cat! And thank you so much!
Where did you find the pattern for the Jennifer Smith cardigan,,I’d love to see it. Thanks,
I made one of these during the pandemic and everybody loves it! I even made a matching hat lol 😂
You have a very calming voice! I was just watching this while working on one of my other projects
This is an amazing tutorial! I've not seen any sweaters made with the sleeves in the round (granted I've been watching a LOT of patchwork sweaters lately) but I love the technique and how it turns out
Thank you so much! And I feel like working in the round is so much faster!
Hello from Egypt my mom loved ur tutorial please do more of these patterned sweaters ❤️
your voice is so calming and this is so helpful, thank you!!
Great explanations with all the little tips to make it so much easier
I’ve been crocheting for years but I had no idea these graphs were a thing….I can’t wait to try this omg
Me too! This was actually my first time following a graph, but I’m excited to do more!
ive never crocheted before but this tutorial makes me feel like i could do this
You can!
Your tutorials are amazing thank you this helps a lot.
Cute cat sweater! Great tutorial...Your instructions are very clear, I think I can actually crochet this! ❤ ❤❤❤
The first and only time I tried to crochet I couldn't get the hang of it, but this tutorial tempted me to try again! This looks super beginner-friendly and I love love love the end result!
The color changing might seem a little difficult at first, but it gets easier with practice! The rest is pretty beginner-friendly!
I took this challenge upon me and it was my first crochet sweater, only took me 10 days to make! This tutorial is really good and was easy to follow :)
How much time per day did you spend on it?
@@saffroncoupland6505 I am not sure but I would guess around 5h a day, give or take
What yarn did you use?
thank you so much for this really easy to follow tutorial, i couldn't really crochet bevore and now i just finished my sweater :D i didn't follow the cat-design because i thought it would be a bit too hard for me as a beginner, so my sweater just has a simple design with two colors. but still, i love it!! thank you again, great video!
I made this and it turned out so cute! Tysm for the great tutorial
Ooh! This video just popped up in my recomendations. Thanks the algorithm, I was looking for a diy while doing in bed because soon I will be in bed for two or three weeks post op. Like and new suscriber. Love from argentina (L)
Very cool, I hope your recovery goes quickly and smoothly! Thank you and welcome to the channel!
I just finished this! Its my third crochet project, i think i made some errors but over all it looks amazing, thank you for the tutorial. i made it black with green/blue cats and I love it
I cannot thank you enough for this pattern!!! 💖💖
This is so cute! Thank you for making such a good tutorial!
It looks so pretty!! Thanks for the tutorial 😆
Thank you! Happy to help!
This looks so cool, I just started learning to crochet the other day but I'm so excited it make this. It might will take me awhile tho because of school, procrastination and other things😅
how was it? have you finish it??
I JUST LOVE IT !! AS SOON AS I CAN GET SOME YARN I WILL MAKE THIS
i saw this tutorial 2 months ago and i finally got the yarn for it. i can’t wait to finish it
What yarn did you get?
Gracias por los subtítulos en español 😊 estoy emocionada por tejer este lindo suéter ❤
its so cute. also this is the best video i found that actually explains what to do!! im going to try and make this :))
Thank you! I hope you find it helpful!
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL! THANKS FOR SHOWING YOUR PROJECT! GREETINGS FROM CALI IN COLOMBIA!
Thank you for this video! I have so much difficult understanding tutorials but your are so simples to get😊 loved and subscribed!💚
I’m gonna try and make a couple of these for my brother and his girlfriend for Christmas!
That sounds fun! You could also play around with lots of color combos!
making this with yarn i got from goodwill!! cant wait to see how it turns out :)
Yay! This is wonderful, thank you for this!!!!
I did this but with diffrent colors I'm just starting at the sleeve it so cute
I can’t even crochet a single line with the basic stitch but this is so cute
Same , like I'm trying to make s bucket hat to get into crocheting , but while everyone get flat circles , when I do it , it always curls up how lose I do it
@@taehyungkim4267 I think if you only increase from the initial magic ring until you get the desired size it shouldn’t curl up.
This is becoming a crochet trend and I love it