fishnet bolero shrug - crochet tutorial !
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MATERIALS/TOOLS USED:
♡ 150g Simplicity by Hikoo In color 019
♡ 4.5mm hook
♡ scissors
♡ measuring tape
♡ crochet markers
Do not distribute this pattern for monetary gain, and if you make this bolero please be sure to credit me!
MUSIC USED: "Pure Imagination" by Rook1e, "Solitude" by Rook1e, "Mint Leaves" by Jeff Kaale
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Edittng/ adding to time stamps as I go though the tutorial :
Intro/pattern: 0:00
Materials: 0:26
Front panel: 0:44
last row before shoulders: 7:15
First shoulder area: 11:55
Last row of shoulder area: 15:44
Start other Shoulder side: 17:00
(next steps are the same as front panel, only difference is the back panel has more rows on main part before starting shoulder area, shoulder area is fewer rows
Back panel: 19:29
last row before shoulders: 22:00
Shoulder area: 27:00
Sew shoulder area together: 28:35
Make collar border: 31:36
2nd row of collar: 32:40
Sew bottom of front panels together 34:05
Sleeve: calculate stitches needed: 36:00
This turned out sooo CUTE I wish you could put pictures in YT comments. I wanted this to fit more like XS so my foundation row was 51 instead and I could’ve gone even smaller. I did the same row count as the video and my sleeves were 26 rows long.
Normalize putting your size and stitch count in the comments so I can make my friends gifts 😂
I wear a M/L and my stitch count for the foundation chain was 87 stitches! My bust is 40" so I wanted to make sure it was large enough for a comfy, not tight, fit :)
@@drknmysterioushow many rows did you do for the front and back panel?
The link to the google doc says "Sorry, the file you have requested has been deleted." Do you mind putting it back please?
I found out why some of you might experience that the sleeves are increasingly getting wider as you go:
When you do the first round of chain 5s around the armhole, the last one should go directly into the first chain 5 space. So if you need 14 chain 5 spaces around your armhole, then you need to do the first 13 and then the 14th need to go directly into the first chain 5 space you made, basically becoming the 1st chain 5 space of the next row.
If you "finish" the first row with all 14 chain 5 spaces and THEN chain 5 into the first stitch, you are essentially adding an additional chain 5 space and that will result in an extra chain 5 space being added every round, resulting in a widening sleeve. Hope this helped, sorry if it's a bit confusing.
Can you explain this to me better because I thought that's what I was doing but this is happening to me😭 I've started only chain 3 and it's still happening
Thank you sm this helped loads
Ty for the explanation!!
Making this right now in black and am already so in love 😍I did just want to note something about the dimensions, though; I just have finished the front and back panel, and they're definitely both a bit wide. I think it might be because I took half my bust measurement and have kind of a large chest- if someone else is reading this and also has a larger bust measurement, consider measuring your overbust instead and taking half of that measurement when figuring how how wide to make the front and back panels.
For example, my bust measurement is 38 inches, meaning that I made each panel 20 inches wide (adding a little space for comfort). It was definitely way too wide for me when I tried it on; when I took my *overbust* measurement, I got 34 inches, meaning each panel would instead be about 17 inches (before adding some room) wide. It might not matter for you if your overbust and bust measurement don't have a significant difference, but it mattered for me and might help others, too.
I honestly should've read the comments first before I started crocheting cx my collar is so wide
wish i had seen this comment before! Mine are definitely gonna be too wide :(
Literally makes no sense to base this off your bust size too, especially when it never even hits the bust you measured from! I now have an off the shoulder bc of this. Smh.
i’m making the last arm and i’m already obsessed !! this is the first thing i’ve ever crocheted, i’m so proud and i want it in all colors 😎
How much yarn did you needed to do this?
@@luigilikesgreenI’ve only done the front and I always have almost a full yarn. I think it don’t take a lot
this is really fun to do and truly a beginner friendly tutorial, easy to follow! i've never committed to complete my project, but i'm confident i can do this one. have done my front panel, on my way to back panel and the sleeves, i'll be back once i'm done!
edit: struggled a lot at making the collar, had to skip 1ch every 3 stitches because mine was too big, almost like an off shoulder lmao but managed to save it, two sleeves to go until i'm done!
i'm an L btw, so i have 81 foundation stitches, 8+8 rows front, and 11+5 rows at back, and i used chunky 8ply milk yarn so it's very cute and fluffy, wanna try making it with less chunky like 4ply later after i finish this one! 🥺
this is exactly what i’ve been looking for! i’ll definitely give this a try!
Thank you, plan on doing this up for my granddaughter. Regarding some comments about accidentally increasing stitch counts, I alway use a stitch marker in my first & last stitches, for any crochet project. Keeps me on track, neater projects that are true to patterns. Sometimes the row-ends can be confusing, what with turns & chains, so the markers eliminate any confusion about into where I should be poking that hook !
This tutorial helped overall but I think it could be a lot more helpful if you were more clear in the language you were using (referring to different things as stitches ) and explained the sizing more (referring to width of bist when considering length of top with do not quite correlate )
Definitely taking this into account for future videos! This was my first one so it’s a little rough around the edges but all these suggestions have been helpful 🫶🏻
@@cutiekittystudio can you help?! I don’t know why but my first sleeve is flaring and getting wider after only a couple of rows. I’m not sure why. Any ideas where I’m going wrong? Thank you xx
I’m having the exact same issue!!
The same thing happened to me but I already solved it. My advice is to start the sleeve again and this time put a marker on the first rhombus, there you will realize that you always have the same number of rhombuses, it only seems to get bigger, but no. Good luck!
Yeah
Ty for this tutorial. I’m using Hobbi Rainbow 4/8 and a 2.5mm hook. So I’m thankful for your instructions.
Yay!! Can’t wait to see it :)
This is so amazing! I was wondering if you might be able to put time stamps in the description for easy access to different parts of the video? I was also wondering if you were going to release a written pattern for sale!
there’s a written pattern in the description
I just finished crocheting this top and it looks amazing, thankyou very much for this tutorial
So happy to hear that! Glad you love❤️
Thank you sooo much for this pattern and tutorial! With the guidance of my sis, I made this in brown and it’s so cute! Also it’s my first project ever!
Also I made it in 3 weeks-ish
I’ve never seen anybody, except for my mom that crochets the way that I do! It’s so much more comfortable.
Hi ! I wanted to thank you first for your tutorial it was really helpful and I managed to finish it ! Unfortunately it doesn't fit because I made the collar and back too big for myself so the front and the back just hang when I put it. I think I had a hard time understanding the sizing and which piece of the top was going to be what. I'll definitely try again. Thank you again for you tutorial!!
finally! I've been looking for a pattern tht looks like this! Im defo gonna make this but have the sleeves flare out from the elbow!
hi can i ask how you did/would do that? i really wanna make this w flared slvs but i’m kinda new to crochet and can’t figure out where/how to put the increase in the mesh stitch or what/how many increase(s) to use.
@@beccastern2789 you could do something like 2 normal stitch then 1 increease stitch and alternate the rows so the next row would be just normal wiht no increases then the next one would be the increase row.
@@luvymka thanks for replying! i was just wondering where in the round that would be tho? like would i do an increase into the 3rd loop in one of the 5 mesh stitches then?
i made it and ugh i freaking loveeeee it !!!! might i suggest bookmarks in ur video so it would be easier to find specific instructions,, i def replayed this video a ton of times LOL
Yesss I’ll figure it out, I’m new to making TH-cam videos!
Ahh, I've been waiting for this for so long, plis love how in-depth the tutorial is. Also also when will you do the pink conjoined sleeves and top
Are you talking about the one sleep top w the asymmetrical hem? I’m gonna film that this week
Yh!! That and the one inspired by Rui Zhou, idek how you made them freehand, they're just pieces of art *chefs kiss*
I’m gonna have to go searching now lol
I really like the way you framed your work w SC (single crochet) It really added to the whole garment ( neatness)! Thank you.
this is exactly what i wanted to make but no tutorials for it. thank you
Thank you for watching!! Hope you love the bolero ❤️
this is amazing! mine turned out super cute though somehow my sleeves expanded a lot! i probably made a mistake lol but this is one of the first pieces i've ever made, tysm!!
Me: I am going to make this rn.
Also me, who just started crocheting 4 days ago: 👁👄👁
Thank you for sharing this!!!✨💕I’m excited to make it
Yay! 💖
YES IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A TUTORIAL LIKE THIS FOR SO LONG 😭🫶
Just made this in a few days only I love it !!!
hi i’m literally obsessed with this apttern, great job! i love your comments too lmao ur very entertaining
I was really waiting for this I’m so happy you uploaded the tutorial
Ofc💖 thank u for watching!
You’re a literal queen this tutorial was amazing please always make more❤
Hi I love your video so much, thank you for posting this. I did have a question for the sleeves though, how did you know you wanted 14 stitches around the arm hole? Not much explanation happened there so I'm a bit confused. Please let me know :)
this is such a great tutorial, you’re so sweet for making this!!
i am curious tho if you have any ideas of how to make the sleeves flare out?
i really want the bell sleeve look but i’m unsure what stitch, how many to use for, and where to put the increase(s) in a mesh stitch.
Hey, I sort of had the same idea... I would suggest to make at first seven stitches instead of 5, in the next row 9, then 11.... this way you increase the stitches and (hopefully) get these bell sleeves, you're looking for.
I haven't tried it yet, but that's how I am going to do it:)
I'm having the opposite problem
yayaya :)) im making this tn ily smmmm for dropping a tut
Yayayay I wanna see it!!
omg the best tutorial ever! you explaind it SOOOO good OMG
The link to the google doc isn't working anymore, could you insert another link?
I have been wanting to do this!!! thank you so much!
Btw your links page is fricken brilliant. Wish more would do this.
back again for my 2nd shrug, keep going your tutorials are great !!
I can’t wait to try this thank you for sharing ❤🧶❤️
Love this tutorial💕 I have done the bib area but when it comes to sleeves it keeps getting wider and suggestions ??🫢🫠
I have the same problem🥹🥹
Ya me to I can’t figure out how to not have it do that.
Same! Someone knows how to fix that?
Thank youuu I’m making one for EDC :)
Yayyy!
almost done with making this!!! love u sm for this
Yayy! 💘
how did you get the 14 stitches for the sleeve? i think mine needs to be different as i have a bigger sleeve but i dont know how to change it bc i dont know where you got the number-
Love this so much! New subscriber.💕
Thank you for sharing my daughter wanting one for ages will defo be doing it I'll let you know how I get on
Thanks again
thank u so so so much !!! ultra kind of u 2 do this.
Thank u for supporting 💖💖
This was really helpful 🥰thanks a lot ❤️
Love this. Thank you. ❤😊
Great video! Mine is getting bigger and bigger the longer i get in the sleeves - do you skip some of the masks or something in the sleeves to keep the sleeves the same size and width?😊
ur probably adding/increasing stitches!
@@bunnyursocute how do I know I’m skipping stitches she just said to keep sc to the next bump and i don’t understand how to not make it wide.
im obsessed
I really like all your works. I would love to enter this profession, but in the country I live in, I can't find the kind of yarn I'm looking for, and I don't have the experience.
I'll be honest, i just finished front and back side and now im doing the sleeves and i really never understood your explanation i just winged my way through this project, you said "sc every other stitch." I didn't know what that really meant, like how much stitches i should do, for example 5 sc then skip one then repeat something like that. I'm about to start the first sleeve and I'll just try to do it somehow. Your explanation is kinda confusing tho.
Yayyyy the video’s back😭✨
❤ going to try it out
how did you pick your yarn? is there any yarn you like that i could find at a local store? love this
Could someone tell me how to get the sleeves to grow wider as I go? I like the way that looks better but this one is like skinny and I don't know how can I get it to grow
So amazing 🥰 Thankyou for this tutorial this going to help me alot 🥰💕✨❤️
Really good tutorial! Thank you! I am almost done, but Idk why the arms keeps getting wider and wider 😫 I want them to be in lika a bootcut shape but the now the bootcut begins at the shoulder and just gets wider and wider… Help!!
I’m not sure if the problem is that some people are accidentally adding extra stitches at the beginning or the end, but I know for me it looks like the arm is getting wider but you have to stretch the arm down as you go to see how the sleeve will actually look bc the fishnet stitch will look wider until you finish off the end
Bello, lo intentare ... gracias 💖🌸
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Is the foundation chain a single, double or half double?
It can be al three of them! If you want it to me thin you would do a single crochet for the foundation, if you want it to be semi thick you would do a half double, and if you want to to be thick you would do a double crochet.
Hope this helps!❤❤
OMG have had fun with your tutorial especially this part…..You know the deal, SC CH5
Any tips on doing the sleeves? I just finished the row of single crochet and I started doing the fishnet pattern but they won’t sit snug on my arm it just keeps getting wider and I’m not sure why 😢. This design is so cute though I just wanna finish it
Update: I used a 5mm hook for the panels because I didn’t have 4.5, the sleeves got too big even with correct measurements with the 5mm hook. After the first row chaining 5 I switched to a 4 mm hook for the sleeves and it solved my problem!
Heyy do you suggest sizing down then cos I used 4mm for the panels but don’t have a 3mm hook with me. Do you think a 5mm hook will be better ?
@@melleni I think if I were u I would keep going with the 4 mm hook for the sleeves as as long as they aren’t too big it should be fine.. i noticed that when starting the sleeves it naturally billows out a bit but after a few rows it starts to even out, it also helped me to stretch it long after every couple rows to help it have the right shape. If your sleeves are too bulky using the 4 mm hook you could try sizing down to 3.5 or 3 but just try it on and make sure it’s fitting right if you do!
@@Soconfusing perfect that is so helpful thanks. I started to do 3 rows and saw that it was increasing so hopefully if I keep going it will narrow down as you said 😭🙏🏾
@@melleni hi! just want to ask if your sleeves worked out just fine with sizing down the hook?
When will you be making a tutorial on the squared mesh shrug ! I’m desperate to know how to make it :) xx
i've just started the sleeve and everything was going well until it was my third time around- it looks like it's flared out now? instead of keeping the same circumference. is this normal?
any update on how it turned out? i’m having the same issue too
Put a stitch marker in your first stitch, row by row, so you’ll know how many mesh openings you should have each round.
Around 35:00 when you measured your bicep for your sleeves and said it was about 10.5, what exactly is the bicep? Like the around part of your bicep or the length of the first half of your arm?
it’s the length around like the circumference
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Great video!
at 36:00 where did you get the 14 from? i did a diff number of foundation chains & rows so i don't know how many i should get at this point
did you find out?
@@ashanti9294 me no help me please I don't understand where the number come from :)
@@louiseleprince8090 i basically eyeballed it, i just went into every stitch skipping maybe one whole once in a while. Because at first i tried single crochet skip a whole, single crochet skip a whole, continuously but it ended up too small. So i said what the heck and just singled crochet in basically all the wholes(i just skipped maybe a few stitches once in a while). Hoped that helped
I loovvee your video and I cant wait to try it but I am really confused about where I am supposed to measure
has anyone tried this with crocheting 5 at the end of a row instead of 8? technically 8 stitches would make up the other half of the diamond shaped that we’re making, whereas 5 would cut it in half and lead to a straight edge (since 3 chains make a flat edge)
i’m making a sweater out of this so it’s already 24 inches long so it’s too late for me to go back and change it now that i’ve realised what makes more sense but it would be interesting to know how it turned out if anyone did 5 instead of 8 at the end of the chain
I'm actually busy making it with 5 rn. I think it looks better but it might be cuz of the wool I'm using
I've made it with 5 at the end instead of 8 and I prefer it, kinda gives a bit of a seam on the side and looks a bit neater to me
i ended up pulling out all of my stitches 🥲 i’m gonna try making this fishnet jumper again another time w 5 at the end at some point instead - the perfectionist in me can’t stand the edges being not-straight (but i think w how i want to put the panels together it would actually cause issues anyways)
so glad i read this comment before i got too far in
@@skyedollarsign1334 experiment with it and let me know :)
Would this be possible with a bell sleeve ? I can’t find any tutorials on how to increase net patterns
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING I NEED TO KNOW
This is very nice 👍💖
hii I don't know if you'll reply, but can i know how my stitches are way less when i had a foundation chain of 63??and also I'm really confused on how exactly should i measure
my bust is 34 inches and I've undone the thing several times yet i dont know what exactly I'm doing wrong
I'm using a 4.5 mm crochet hook and size 4 yarn and my yarn is stretchy
please let me know cuz I've undone it like 3 times now and it's so frustrating 😭😭
When u measure do u pull the yarn as far as it can go? Because u said it's stretchy. If u do don't stretch the yarn measure it to without pulling or stretching it. The top isn't meant to be really tight just snug
Thank you ❤
i love this! thank you sm for the tutorial. i was wondering what type of yarn you used to make the greyish beige version of this? (from the first pic of this design that u posted on ig)
Malabrigo rios !! It’s my favorite
Super neat
Ok well I think I will try to make it
Could you maybe link some videos that explain for example how you do a foundation chain. Kinda struggling to find the right explanation:)
There recommended video at the very end is the foundation ch!
This looks wonderful! I was wondering, does bust size mean the width at the widest part of the bust, oder more the width above it? I feel like if I take the breast circumference it will definitely be too big
Many thanks😊
This is so cute! im trying to crochet one but I need help! after your done with your first shoulder, do you cut and finish off the yarn or do i have to open a whole new ball of yarn? The video didn't really show what you did, so im confused
Beautiful thanks very much 👍😍🤩
hi i’m wondering what you did to start crocheting the second shoulder on the back panel :3 i really want to finish my piece! but i’m new and don’t catch on fast 😂😭
she added a new piece of yarn
Thank you for sharing! I will definitely try to make this
I've searched everywhere and its hard to find a video that does the foundation chains the way you do them instead of a regular chain. Can you tell or show me slowly how to do a foundation chain?
For the second shoulder of the front panel when u add the new string, 17:18, u say ur going to put it through the single chain before the first five stitches, do you mean the single crochet between that last chain three and chain five?
My bust is about 45in around but above my bust where the bottom of the bolero would sit is about 40in. I'm worried if i go off my bust size it'll be too loose. What do you think?
It does sit a little loose above my bust, but if you want it to be tighter in that area for sure just do 40 inches especially if you use a stretchy yarn
Hi, i love ur tutorial but for future videos, u can maybe record how and what part measuring. Like for example the shoulder part
She included this information in her Google doc - docs.google.com/document/d/10G4cWwk1e0drKZN81B0B-_4C3szY2PigA-OXgIZOv94/edit
The measurement is just the length around your armpit around the top of your shoulder - the arm hole. You can measure a well fitting top that you have to get this measurement as well. Just remember that 1/2 of this measurement is used for the front panel & 1/2 for the back. Ex: If this measurement = 18 inches, divide by 2 = 9 inches. Therefore you would crochet however many rows until you get 9 inches tall for the shoulder part. I hope that this helped :)))
Thank you!!!
I've watched this like 8 times and still can't nail that slip stitch foundation chain
Here's a great video on that - th-cam.com/video/SyjAiEhFFYQ/w-d-xo.html
At the very end of the video I put a video in the recommended to the foundation chain!
Thank you⭐️⭐️❤️
I’m loving this top , but I’m confused on the shoulders do you chain 8 on both sides of the shoulder sides and 5 on the last row
I have a bust size of about 33 in and the half of it is 16.5 but the no. of chains that i get after measuring it with a tape is 81. Did I do something wrong? because u mentioned 57 chains
It will depend on the size of the yarn you use, as well as the hook size! It’s okay to not get around the same number of chains as me. Hope that helps!
@@cutiekittystudio I had the same thing, so this really helps. Thanks!! :3
very good
i'm definetly making this!
i’m making this right now and i love it so far ! my arms are endung up a bit wide is there a way to make them less wide ?
Question! will using a different hook size or yarn weight affect the measurements and stitch numbers in the video?
it’s called a foundation single crochet x
this was great! but between the instructions written and "spoken" this took longer than expected. thank you
Fucking love you thank you so much for this
Ahhh love uuu !!!
Hey can you help me understand the measurements thing at 14:35? We're supposed to add as many rows as is half of our arm circumference? So if my bicep is 15 inches, I want 7.5 inches whereas you did 5 inches? Am I getting that right?