Very nice work! Thank you for this tutorial. Just a question, out of curiosity: how do you join the rounds, with a slip stitch or an invisible join? And a suggestion: you could also start your rounds with a standing double crochet, I find them very easy and quite invisible 😃
Oh I use a slip stitch to join my rounds. And I will have to look up what exactly a standing double crochet is, I'm sure I probably know, but just can't recall which one it is. I had tried a few different ways of doing the double crochet for starting my rounds, but I didn't like the look of any of them, personally, so that's why I went with this particular one. But of course you could do whatever you like best 🙂 thanks for watching and your comment! 💛
@@thecraftysparrow12Check this out. Minute 12.08. He speaks in Portuguese, but there are subtitles in English available: th-cam.com/video/cV7UJPw6DMU/w-d-xo.html I find his method is the best. Helen Shrimpton uses standing stitches also, but she starts with a slip knot
I posted in the description the yarn weight is 4, and the hook size is 5.50. As for making it larger, you could add more chain stitches and then build up more rows, and then rounds. I hope that helps : )
I really love this!! I'm going to make one for me!
Sweet! I'm so happy you love this sweater! Thanks for watching!
Very nice work! Thank you for this tutorial. Just a question, out of curiosity: how do you join the rounds, with a slip stitch or an invisible join? And a suggestion: you could also start your rounds with a standing double crochet, I find them very easy and quite invisible 😃
Oh I use a slip stitch to join my rounds. And I will have to look up what exactly a standing double crochet is, I'm sure I probably know, but just can't recall which one it is. I had tried a few different ways of doing the double crochet for starting my rounds, but I didn't like the look of any of them, personally, so that's why I went with this particular one. But of course you could do whatever you like best 🙂 thanks for watching and your comment! 💛
@@thecraftysparrow12Check this out. Minute 12.08. He speaks in Portuguese, but there are subtitles in English available: th-cam.com/video/cV7UJPw6DMU/w-d-xo.html I find his method is the best. Helen Shrimpton uses standing stitches also, but she starts with a slip knot
@@solebervejillo5638 Wow thank you for sharing that! I don't think I have seen that way done before. I will have to give it a try some time.
I would like to know hook size snd weight of yarn. Also if uou have adjustable sts for 3x. I didn't see any description box.
I posted in the description the yarn weight is 4, and the hook size is 5.50. As for making it larger, you could add more chain stitches and then build up more rows, and then rounds. I hope that helps : )
Yes, Thank you! 😀
@@donnamartinez6922 You're welcome!
I like the finished product but kind of confusing when you fold the rectangle.Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, and I'm sorry it got confusing! Sometimes it can be like that when watching a video versus having it shown in person.