YAKADAN BAŞLAMALI AJUR YAZLIK HIRKA — Transcript
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- 0:06Hello everyone.
- 0:12I've come to you with a very enjoyable and easy pattern that starts with the openwork neckline. We gathered the neckline later, so
- 0:17don't worry about the neckline width at the beginning.
- 0:21It gathers beautifully later. Let me start right away. I used a 3.5 mm crochet hook
- 0:28. I used Alize Cotton Gold yarn. I buy these
- 0:33myself; it's not an advertisement. The color number is 50 62.
- 0:41Yes, 62. 100 grams is 330 meters.
- 0:47You can calculate the thickness accordingly. The hook size is actually 3. I
- 0:53used 3.5. For a more flowing drape, you can use between 2 and 4.
- 1:01Now, let me give you the measurement first. I keep forgetting the measurement. You might ask me for
- 1:07a different size later. I'll give you the width measurement.
- 1:11That's the important measurement. Make it as long as you want.
- 1:16As you know, I usually make it shorter to meet deadlines.
- 1:20I keep the body a little narrower so I can get the pattern to you quickly.
- 1:28I looked at it and it's 52 cm. I think it would be quite comfortable for
- 1:34sizes small to medium . Let me give you the neckline measurement after I've gathered it up.
- 1:40Look, after gathering it up, it's 22 cm. That's quite good. Okay, now
- 1:48I'll give you the numbers. I'll explain how I placed them.
- 1:52I see a pattern like this. Let me explain that first. This is a pattern, for example. One double
- 1:56crochet. This is the starting point. Let me show you from here. Three double
- 2:02crochets. One and three double crochets. And then the work
- 2:07done here. It consists of two rows. Then
- 2:11we start again from the first row.
- 2:16It's a two-row pattern. I take this. I calculate the numbers. Multiples of 10, multiples of 20. I make a placement for the pattern starting from the neckline accordingly
- 2:21. I place it with a very simple drawing
- 2:26. Then I start making it, working on it.
- 2:30Now, in this one, let me tell you this:
- 2:361 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. This means we'll need a chain of 10
- 2:44and its multiples. Here,
- 2:48I started with 119 + 2 stitches. For a small size,
- 2:56around 300 meters of yarn with a 3.5 mm crochet hook worked quite well. I'll start with that.
- 3:02I'll also tell you how to do it with thinner yarns and hooks.
- 3:06After I explain the logic, you'll be able to add or subtract stitches yourself.
- 3:10I placed these V-shaped stitches
- 3:14here. I placed 1, 2, 3 V-shaped stitches on the back.
- 3:22One on the front, and one on the other front. I also placed one V-shaped stitch on each sleeve.
- 3:27Now I counted. I'm excluding these corners. I have 39 chains here.
- 3:34These are the chains I skipped. I skip 3 stitches.
- 3:39Then into the next one. First, I skip 3 stitches. Then into the next one. Three double crochet stitches. I skip three stitches
- 3:44. One V. I skip 3 stitches. Three double crochet stitches. That's the setup.
- 3:50There are also 3 chains in the first row between them. I set them up like this.
- 3:56I come to the corner. In the corner, similarly,
- 4:03I make a V shape with three stitches in the same eye, with two chains between them. After forming the first row,
- 4:09I reduce these three to one. I make 50 double crochet stitches inside this V shape,
- 4:13with one or two chains between them, forming two rows. Then,
- 4:18I repeat the first row , reducing the group with the single crochet stitch
- 4:25to three, and making a V where I made the single crochet stitch here
- 4:30. I'll explain it step by step. It's extremely
- 4:34easy. My aim here is to explain how the construction works.
- 4:40Let's say you want to make a sweater. I
- 4:43don't want to make a cardigan. Then
- 4:46you'll remove one of these three stitches. That is, you'll remove the double crochet stitches at the beginning and end
- 4:52. When you remove these three stitches,
- 4:58it will go in a 3-3 pattern with this single three stitch. You'll go in a turning pattern. The logic is the same. The construction
- 5:03logic. Now, this is 119 + 2. This + 2. These two chains in the front.
- 5:12Here are 39 chains. 19 chains. 19 on the front, 19 on the sleeve, and 19 on the other one,
- 5:19plus 4 more chains for the corners. So
- 5:25I'll start by chaining 119 stitches. Now, let's say you worked with thinner yarn.
- 5:29I've indicated them here at the V-shaped sections. Then you'll place 1, 2, 3, or 4 V-shaped sections.
- 5:37I placed 3 here. You'll place 4 here. Then
- 5:42you'll need 49. Leave the sleeves of the chain the same
- 5:47. For the single V-shaped section, you'll distribute 2 stitches for the front as well.
- 5:55You'll add 23 stitches here, plus 2 more chains. See
- 6:01how you chain them. Ask if you get stuck. Especially ask on Instagram.
- 6:06Sometimes it falls into the unwanted category. It gets stuck on a word. The Instagram
- 6:12algorithm flags you as unwanted. I mean, you say something,
- 6:16and even a completely unrelated word can flag you as unwanted.
- 6:22I check my unwanted items every day or every other day
- 6:26. I send you my regular message box.
- 6:31I reply from there.
- 6:36I'll take pictures of these things for you. You can post them. It's extremely easy to set up.
- 6:41You'll count them here and add them. You'll add 10 more,
- 6:45and so on. Here it was 39. I increased it to 49.
- 6:52After 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, look, 49.
- 7:02I increased this by one size. Actually, I increased it by two sizes.
- 7:07Because it's actually chained and openwork, it has a widening form. Let's get started.
- 7:14Maybe I'll add a button here. I could add a stylish button. It could be quite nice
- 7:17. Or we can leave it like this. I'll put the photos at the beginning and end.
- 7:21I haven't done any button work yet. I went with single crochet and finished one with a sliver
- 7:26. Well, it took about 2.5 or 3 skeins of yarn for this
- 7:31. If you make it longer, you'll need 3 skeins.
- 7:37What else can I say? I also gave the body measurements. Let's get started. Good
- 7:41luck! Now we'll need 119 chains. Okay, I'm pulling
- 7:47my chains. I'm pulling a little extra. And we'll place the pattern here. It's extremely
- 7:52easy. It actually consists of two rows. I explained it at the beginning. Now
- 7:57let's pull our chains. After pulling 119 chains, I
- 8:03'm thinking of doing one row of single crochet. Why does it fit better?
- 8:09It looks better. I also took my 3.5 mm crochet hook.
- 8:23Now I'm pulling my chain. I'm coming. I'll do one row of single crochet on top of it.
- 8:29I pulled a little extra. I'm doing one row of single crochet.
- 8:34We could start directly, but it's easier to gather the neckline later
- 8:41.
- 8:48I'm doing one row of single crochet by inserting the hook into these two chains at once, not one at a time. I've pulled my 119
- 8:55chains. I've done one row of single crochet. I have 119 single crochet stitches.
- 9:01Now, let me show you an example here. You
- 9:06can decide how you want to do it. In the example, you see three double crochet stitches.
- 9:13These are three chains. I made
- 9:20this with three double crochet stitches in front of it. But I'm thinking maybe this is too much because I'm going to do a ribbed edge here and there later
- 9:25. It seems like if another ribbed edge
- 9:31is added, it will look like a double rib. So, let's leave this example.
- 9:38If you want, you can make it 5 or 6, for example.
- 9:43Continue this as a ribbed edge. But
- 9:47since I'm thinking of making a different kind of ribbed edge here later, this three-stitch section seems too much for the front, but
- 9:52I'm showing it to you as an example. If you want to do that kind of pattern,
- 9:59you need to add
- 10:023 here and 3 there, 6 more here.
- 10:09You'll need 125 chains for 119 stitches. So, 119 + 3 here, 3 there, but I'll put one
- 10:17double crochet stitch on each side like an edge stitch. I'm adding +2 for it.
- 10:23I'll make one double crochet at the beginning and one at the end. So, check this image
- 10:28. Then look at what I'm doing.
- 10:32You can put whichever you want here. So,
- 10:37you decide the number of chains you'll put here and here, at the beginning
- 10:43and end. If you're making one
- 10:48, you'll need +2 chains here and here. If you're making three, you'll need +3 +3
- 10:54. Look at this example. I'm going to add +2 now.
- 11:04So, one more here. I'm showing it like this specifically so it's diagrammatic.
- 11:10Now I'm adding two more to 119.
- 11:16And we're starting to build our pattern.
- 11:26I went up 1 2 3.
- 11:31This is my 1st double crochet here. Now it says
- 11:37you're going to go 3 steps forward. On the 4th, you'll make the double crochets here. But we also need 3
- 11:42chains. So, I made 1 2 3 chains for the turn. What
- 11:49am I doing? I'm skipping 1 2 3. I'm making 3 double crochet stitches
- 11:56side by side on the 4th stitch .
- 12:05Then let's continue like this. I've made 3. Then
- 12:09you skip 3 stitches. I also chain 3 stitches. 1 2 3 chains.
- 12:16It says to make a V. I skipped 1 2 3. It makes a V on the 4th stitch.
- 12:23Two chains between them. Another one in the same stitch. This is our V.
- 12:291 2 3 chains. I skipped 1 2 3.
- 12:361 2 3 chains
- 12:41side by side
- 12:46in the 4th. I've reached the corner. Look,
- 12:50it's making a corner here. How am I making a corner? I yarn over. I skipped 1 2 3.
- 12:59Double crochet in the 4th. 2 chains. Another
- 13:06two chains in the same stitch. Another one in the same stitch.
- 13:14I did a corner work like this. I did the work here and
- 13:19I made my corner here. Let's look at it.
- 13:27This is my starting chain.
- 13:32I skipped 3 with 3 chains. 3 double crochets side by side in the 4th
- 13:38. I skipped 3 with 3 chains. One and 3 double crochets side by side.
- 13:45I skipped 3 with 3 chains. A corner in the 4th.
- 13:50Now I'm doing the same work for the sleeve. We have a single V shape in the sleeve as well.
- 13:54Look.
- 13:581 2 3 chains. I'm skipping 1 2 3. Fourth, three double crochet stitches side by side.
- 14:111 2 3 chains. 1 2 3 Fourth, one V. Double crochet in the same stitch.
- 14:271 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 Fourth,
- 14:37three double crochet stitches side by side
- 14:50from the corner. Then I did this work. 1 2 3 I'm making my corner. I wrapped the yarn. 1 2 3
- 15:02Fourth, corner
- 15:102. One more in the same stitch. One more in the same stitch.
- 15:17Three double crochet stitches in the same stitch. Two chains between them.
- 15:21I'm doing the back. How many V's are there in the back? 1 2 3 V's. 1 2 3
- 15:30There are also 4 triple double crochet stitches. Now I'm doing these too.
- 15:37I'm showing it one more time. 1 2 3 Fourth, three double crochet stitches.
- 15:491 2 3 chains. 1 2 3 4th, one V.
- 16:06In the same stitch, 1 2 3 1 2 3 4th, 3
- 16:15double crochets side by side. This is our first row. Then we do another row
- 16:20. Then we will do the same work again. It's a very easy pattern consisting of two rows
- 16:25. Front corner, arm corner. I'm doing the back.
- 16:36How many V's did I have after the corner? Did I make the 2nd V? I'll make another V.
- 16:433 1 2 3 4th, 3 double crochets side by side.
- 16:571 2 3 4th, one V.
- 17:03In the same stitch, 1 2 3
- 17:091 2 3 4th, 3 double crochets side by side.
- 17:18Now I'm coming to the corner. Corner 3 double crochets
- 17:25, skipped 3 and skipped 3, 3
- 17:34double crochets, skipped 3 and skipped 3, 3 double
- 17:40crochets. And now I'm skipping 3 more stitches and making my corner. I've finished the back.
- 17:471 2 3 4th corner. Now I'm finishing this. 3 stitches in the same eye.
- 18:01Now I'm here. Two groups of three stitches with a single V. Corner and front. Two groups of three stitches with a single V.
- 18:10Yes
- 18:16, I've worked the front too. I've made my corner. My corner over there. Group of three stitches and
- 18:22group of three stitches. Group of three stitches and group of three stitches. Now
- 18:27I'm chaining 3 stitches. I skip 1 2 3.
- 18:34I'm making a double crochet in the last one. I added +2 to these. Double
- 18:39crochets. Our 1 2 3 stitches are finished. These
- 18:46will be our corners. Our sleeve, our front,
- 18:50our sleeve, our front. This is our back.
- 18:56Now in the second row we'll do something like this.
- 18:59I'm making the chain count 1.
- 19:03I'll go up with 3 chains in between.
- 19:08I'll make a double crochet in the middle of my group of three stitches over there.
- 19:12Just a double crochet. Later, I'll make exactly 7 double
- 19:18crochets into the V with another chain. Again, with a chain, one double
- 19:23crochet on top of my triple double crochet. With a chain, 7 double crochets into the spaces at my corner.
- 19:30One or two chains. And 7 double crochets in the other space. Let
- 19:36me show you my pattern. Look, my second row is like this. It was 3 chains here.
- 19:42I reduced it to one. Now,
- 19:47I'm making the corner section, the triple group here, as a single stitch. Now,
- 19:52with 4 chains, one double crochet into the triple group. With a chain,
- 19:587 double crochets into the V. Again, with a chain, one
- 20:03double crochet on top of my triple group. With a chain, 7
- 20:09double crochets into the first space inside my corner. 2 chains, 7 double crochets into the other space.
- 20:15This is how I'm starting my increases.
- 20:20Let's begin now. I'm describing my second row.
- 20:24I went up with 3. I went up with 4
- 20:30chains. I also made four chains for the turn and
- 20:39a double crochet into the triple group.
- 20:44Look inside the V with one chain;
- 20:47you can also make one chain here a double chain. It's up to you. 7 double crochets inside the V.
- 20:552 3
- 21:004 5
- 21:056 7
- 21:09One chain, 3 double crochets, 3 double crochets on top of the middle of my double crochets.
- 21:167 double crochets,
- 21:211 chain. I've reached my corner. Look,
- 21:267 double crochets into the first space.
- 21:374 5
- 21:426 7 1 2 chains at the corner,
- 21:487 double crochets in the other space.
- 21:563 4
- 22:025 6
- 22:067. It looks like this.
- 22:14I went up with a D chain.
- 22:19I made a double crochet. In the exact middle of the triple group, with one chain,
- 22:257 double crochets into the B below.
- 22:30With one chain, double crochets into my triple group. With one
- 22:35chain, 7 double crochets into the spaces in my corner. 2 chains. 7 double
- 22:40crochets. I'm showing it one more time and I'm continuing.
- 22:44One chain. One double
- 22:48crochet in the exact middle of the triple group.
- 22:54One chain.
- 23:014 5
- 23:056 7. One chain. One double
- 23:14crochet in the exact middle of the triple group and I've reached my corner.
- 23:18One chain. 7 double crochets in the first space
- 23:326 7 2 chains. In the other space, make 7 groups of 6
- 23:51, 7,
- 23:582, 4, 6, 7 with a chain. Make one double crochet into
- 24:03the double crochet in the middle of the group of three.
- 24:11Continue like this until the end of the row.
- 24:16Make 7 double crochets into my V's. Make one double crochet into the group of three.
- 24:22Make 7 into the V's. Make single double crochets into the groups of three.
- 24:27Make seven double crochets into each space at the corners
- 24:32. Two chains between them. It looks like this. Let
- 24:37's go back. Let's meet again at the beginning of the row. Yes, I'm back to the beginning
- 24:43. I'm coming to the beginning of
- 24:47one row. I made my double crochet. Yes, I yarned over. I made
- 24:54one double crochet right where it intersects
- 25:00. It's the same as at the beginning.
- 25:07Yes. Now these two are our front, our sleeves and our back.
- 25:15We've now completed two rows. Now we're going to set up the first row again.
- 25:20What are we going to do? I'm going up with 4 or 5. Now there are two
- 25:26chains. You know, I started with 3 chains at the beginning
- 25:30.
- 25:33Now I'm reducing it to two chains. So I'll be working with one chain and then two chains
- 25:38. Of course, you
- 25:42'll calculate your chain count based on how tight your hand gets. Now I'm repeating my first row.
- 25:47What did I do in my first row? A triple, then a V. A triple, then a V. Now,
- 25:53at the point where I have this triple group, there's a double crochet.
- 25:58I went up with 5 chains on top of that double crochet and made a V.
- 26:05Now we'll do the same things. Two chains, then another one in the same eye.
- 26:141 or 2 chains. I skip 1 or 2 on top of my 7 double crochets.
- 26:233 double crochets.
- 26:30Two are left here. So I left two at the beginning and two at the end. One
- 26:35triple group. 1 or 2 chains. One on my single double crochet and
- 26:43I repeat the first row.
- 26:481 or 2 chains. I'm right at the corner now. I leave 1 or 2 on my single group.
- 26:56I make 3 double crochets.
- 27:02There will be two spaces left at the end. I'm making two chains.
- 27:08I'm making a new corner in the two-space section. 1.
- 27:14Another one in the same space and two chains. Another one in the same space.
- 27:21As you can see, I've made the same first row here.
- 27:26Yes, I'm making the same first row. One and
- 27:31one triple group. One and one triple group.
- 27:36A corner right in the middle of my corner. This time I'm making the transition with two chains instead of three.
- 27:45I made my V. The V of my corner is 3 double crochets. Two chains between them.
- 27:53I skip two with two chains. 3 double crochets.
- 27:59I made 3 double crochets right in the middle of the double crochets.
- 28:05I made three double
- 28:10crochets right in the middle, leaving two at the beginning and two at the end. I'm making a V on the single double crochet with two chains.
- 28:21Two chains,
- 28:25I left two.
- 28:303 double crochets.
- 28:36Two chains, a V on the single one
- 28:45. Two chains. I left two at the beginning. I'm at the corner now
- 28:50. 1 2 3.
- 28:57Two more are left here. 2 chains. A new
- 29:04corner preparation in the space exactly in the middle of the two.
- 29:123 double crochets in the same eye. Two chains between them.
- 29:182 chains. 3 double crochets in this group of seven.
- 29:25Now, as you can see, my increases have begun.
- 29:28Two
- 29:31chains and one double crochet in the single crochet, and
- 29:38let's complete this row in this way. I will show you another one in the next round
- 29:42. Then we will meet again at the armhole separation. Look.
- 29:50Here's our pattern. When we reach the corners, we'll make three double crochets right in the middle
- 29:55. Just like we did here, we'll make
- 30:01a new corner in the space with two chains, and then three double crochets in the middle with two chains
- 30:07. We'll make
- 30:12three double crochets into the single group with two chains, and so on, all along the row,
- 30:17leaving two at the beginning and two at the end, making
- 30:21one V shape into the single group, three double crochets, three double crochets,
- 30:29and three double crochets at the corners.
- 30:36Let's complete our round of corners in the middle space. See you at the beginning. Yes,
- 30:41I've reached the end of the row. On the return, I started with two chains. On the return,
- 30:47I'm going up to three with one chain.
- 30:51Don't let this beginning get boring. Look, this is what we have now.
- 30:56What are we going to do now? What were we doing in this row?
- 31:01When I see 7 double crochets, I leave the first and last two and make
- 31:063 double crochets in the middle, then a V on the single double crochet, 3 here, 3
- 31:12here, V. When I reach the corner, I work 3 more on top of the 7, in the two-chain
- 31:19section in the very center, again working this corner.
- 31:24I'll show it one more time and then I'll continue.
- 31:29I went up with 3.
- 31:33Two for the turn,
- 31:373 double crochets. The chains in between will always
- 31:43be adjusted according to the tightness of your stitches, the yarn and hook you are using.
- 31:49I make a V on the chain double crochet.
- 31:56Two chains,
- 32:00skipping two at the beginning and end,
- 32:063 double crochets.
- 32:10Two chains, one on the single crochet, and
- 32:20I will now continue until the armhole separation.
- 32:25Let's meet again there. Let's separate our armhole. Look,
- 32:29I've reached my corner. Inside my corner, 3 double crochets.
- 32:37Two chains between them. Two more double crochets with two chains
- 32:47. I 'm continuing
- 32:53now .
- 32:57Let's discuss the armhole separation. I'll tell you how many rows I separated and how many centimeters I separated it by
- 33:02. We'll separate our body from our arm, then join it. Then
- 33:06we'll continue in the same way. I'll show you the beginning of the arm.
- 33:11Let's continue to enlarge it like this.
- 33:18This is my arm. Now the shape is starting to fully emerge. Look.
- 33:25Our arm, our fronts, our backs. I'm continuing.
- 33:31Let's discuss the armhole separation. I've reached the armhole separation.
- 33:35I have this much left from my first yarn. I'll give you the measurement and we'll continue. Now
- 33:42we'll join it. Look,
- 33:46a very nice flower motif has formed
- 33:53in these chain sections .
- 33:57It will look very nice when we steam it.
- 34:04It looks like this right now.
- 34:09I'll give you the number here now. I'll give you the measurement here now.
- 34:17I'm separating it here. I put it on my body. I could have done it one row earlier, but
- 34:22I wanted it to be a little looser.
- 34:26I held it from here. This looks like 2. Wait a second,
- 34:31let me not get it wrong.
- 34:37I looked at it. 23 cm.
- 34:41I'm separating it at 23 cm. 20, 22, 23, 24 cm are suitable. What
- 34:49am I going to do now? What's the order? Let's also refresh our example. This is the section
- 34:54where I'm making the 7-stitch groups and the single crochet stitches on top of the 3-stitch groups,
- 34:59the second row of my pattern. Now I'm setting up my pattern again. What
- 35:03am I going to do? I'm going to make 3 double crochet stitches on top of my single crochet stitches and right on top of the 7-stitch groups
- 35:11. I'll start from here. I'll come to here.
- 35:17Now our increases are finished.
- 35:22I've joined this part with that part. Let's refresh our example.
- 35:30What did I do? I made a V on top of my single crochet stitch.
- 35:41Two chains. I skip 1 or 2.
- 35:46Three double crochet stitches side by side on the third.
- 35:57Two chains on a single crochet stitch and
- 36:033 double crochet stitches on my group
- 36:09with two chains in between .
- 36:18Now let me get to the armpit section. Let's talk there.
- 36:23Now I've come to my corner. Wait, I've already made my corner. First
- 36:30I've come to my corner. Now we don't have any more increases. And with this,
- 36:37we'll join this section here with this corner
- 36:41and separate our arm from our body.
- 36:47Now how was it set up? One 3-stitch, one V. We're in that row. One triple, one
- 36:53V. Now I've reached my corner
- 36:57and I'm going to connect this corner to this corner. I pulled my chain, I wrapped it around.
- 37:06I'm holding it like this.
- 37:10I made one. I took the other one too.
- 37:29And I connected them. And I've come right to the middle. Look,
- 37:36I've come to the middle part.
- 37:40I made a V right in the middle with four chains.
- 37:45Here, I've worked on my V shape. Now I'm going to work on it here. Now
- 37:51I'm continuing to the back. I'll show it one more time.
- 37:552 chains. I skipped 1 or 2. 3 double crochet stitches
- 38:07, and let's see how it looks now.
- 38:22There's a V shape here. Now I'm continuing with this.
- 38:28Let me show it one more time under the armpit.
- 38:34Yes, I've reached my parting point. What did we do again? We worked the group of three stitches here first
- 38:41. One of the corners. Then what will we do? We'll work
- 38:47one of the three stitches where I joined it
- 38:51. I skipped two. First, I made one three stitch
- 38:56here.
- 39:03I said 2. What did I do? I entered right at the corner. I held it like this.
- 39:09Now I held it like this. I took this.
- 39:17Two stitches remained here. I held it like this. I entered the other one
- 39:23and pulled it out like this. Look, I've come to the middle.
- 39:28I pulled it out three times. With four chains, another one in the same eye,
- 39:34right in the middle. Here I've made a V shape.
- 39:41Just like I did here. In the next row, I'll make 7 double
- 39:47crochet stitches inside this V shape. Now I've made two chains. What
- 39:52am I doing?
- 39:55I skip 1 or 2 stitches.
- 40:03Three double crochets on the third. Let's see the visual representation.
- 40:11We've arrived here. First,
- 40:16we made three double crochets on one of the seven-stitch groups over there.
- 40:21We made a transition to the middle of the corner with two chains. I made the crochet.
- 40:27I also left two stitches on hold. Then I went to the other side. I joined it with the one there and
- 40:33came to the very middle. I made a V there. What did I do next? I made
- 40:40three double crochets in the middle of the other seven-stitch group
- 40:45. This is now the sleeve. This section
- 40:51looks like this right now.
- 40:55The V is also complete.
- 40:59Now we've separated the sleeve from the body. Now put this back on.
- 41:05Put this on while you're doing this.
- 41:09After finishing,
- 41:15I'm continuing here.
- 41:20Now I'll show you another row. Then I'll continue with the body.
- 41:25I'll show you a sleeve beginning. When you get to the beginning, be sure to check.
- 41:31If your sleeve is suitable, if there's no tightness, you can continue.
- 41:41I've made my chain. What am I doing? And right inside, 7 double crochets.
- 41:46One double crochet in the middle of 3 double crochets.
- 41:527 double crochets inside the V.
- 42:01Look, I'm right where I made a V. We made a V at the two
- 42:05joining points. I'm there. Here, I made one double crochet
- 42:11in my triple group, one in the triple group where this corner
- 42:16is. With a chain, I'm making 7 double crochets inside the V in the middle
- 42:20.
- 42:36With a chain, one in my triple group here.
- 42:44Look, this is how it looks.
- 42:50It doesn't really matter where you left off. Even if I had stayed in the next row,
- 42:54I would have done whatever was in between.
- 42:59Here I stayed at 7. I'm doing that part. So I've completed my transition. Now
- 43:05I'm finishing. I'm working. In the armhole section, I'm continuing with single
- 43:12crochet here, one double crochet here, 7 double crochets here, one double crochet here
- 43:18. I'm continuing to enlarge the body.
- 43:23Let me progress a little. I'll show you a design for the sleeve as well.
- 43:29What are we going to do next? We'll gather the neckline a bit.
- 43:34And I'm not doing too much ribbing on the body. It's openwork. Look,
- 43:41let me show you this.
- 43:46It won't close the flower patterns here. I'm thinking of doing about a couple of rows of single crochet. For now,
- 43:52I've finished one of the sleeves. I'm continuing to lengthen the body.
- 43:56I've put a marker on it for now so the stitches don't come undone. I'll continue with that. But I'll explain
- 44:04how I started the sleeve. We'll start from here later.
- 44:08We'll gather the neckline like this. I'm thinking of
- 44:13going a few rows of single crochet on the body
- 44:16. And then our cardigan will be ready. I'll share it right away.
- 44:28Now, you'll first determine where you left off.
- 44:33Where did we leave off? Here we'll make 3 double crochets, here we'll make a V.
- 44:41We'll think of it as our first row. Now let's start from here.
- 44:47Now I'll make a V here. Now I'm starting with a V here. Automatically,
- 44:52it starts with a V here too. Let's start right in the middle.
- 45:18Let me make a chain again. That's
- 45:24how we started. Two chains. What am I doing?
- 45:31I'm skipping 1 or 2 stitches. Three double railings starting from the third one.
- 45:36You start from wherever you left off.
- 45:42Two chains on top of the single crochet. The important thing here was our starting point,
- 45:50V. Look, I started with V here too. Then we'll make a connection here and
- 45:54go to the next round.
- 45:581 2 3rd, 3 double crochets.
- 46:05I'll make my sleeve like this, going in circles. I want a slightly loose, wide sleeve.
- 46:10I'm thinking of leaving it here, but maybe I'll lengthen it.
- 46:15I'll leave it like a kimono-style sleeve, perfect for summer,
- 46:23and I'm making it. Let me get to the beginning. Let's talk.
- 46:28Let me show you that I've gone to the next round
- 46:34. Let's talk. I've come to the beginning. I just
- 46:38attached it. I went inside.
- 46:44I'm making 1 2 3 6 double crochets
- 46:51inside the V.
- 46:56I made 4 5 6 7 double crochets.
- 47:03One chain. I made 3 here.
- 47:10One double crochet in the exact middle of the 3 double crochets. This row
- 47:15will be like this. 7 double crochets inside the V.
- 47:23Let me get to the beginning. Let me show you how I'm going to go up to the next round here
- 47:27. Then I'll continue. Yes, I've reached the end of my row. I've pulled my chain.
- 47:32I've slipped it to the first chain and I'm leaving 2 here.
- 47:40I'm slipping it like this to the section where I'll make 3 double crochets.
- 47:48And I'm continuing.
- 47:54After this, I'll come back here again. I'll fasten it here too.
- 47:58I'll come here. I'll make one double crochet here. When there are V's,
- 48:02I'm slipping again and going inside. Now I'm making a V here.
- 48:10This is how I finish my sleeve.
- 48:20Let me show you the finished one.
- 48:25I'm continuing to do the same work by turning like this.
- 48:31Now let's go along the edges all the way. Let's come here. I'll do the main gathering
- 48:37here. The collar is here. Now I'm making my single crochet.
- 48:45One single crochet in the first section. If your tension is tight,
- 48:51increase it by half a size here so it's not too tight.
- 48:55I'm not going inside them, but more into these chain sections.
- 49:03I'm making single crochets side by side.
- 49:15I'll do 2 or 3 rows. I won't do too many. This is how
- 49:19I continue. Now,
- 49:24after the first row, that slight indentation or protrusion here disappears.
- 49:31I'll do 2 or 3 rows. At the end,
- 49:35we can make a 'b' with another slip stitch.
- 49:40I'll show you that too.
- 49:44Check it occasionally. Keep going like that. I've reached the neckline area.
- 49:51Now, right near the corner,
- 49:56I made two single crochet stitches in the same stitch. I made a rounded turn there.
- 50:09There was a mistake here. I made the corner in the wrong place.
- 50:17My corner is here.
- 50:28Always proceed with caution.
- 50:34One more in the same stitch. And I'm continuing.
- 50:41Yes.
- 50:46Now I'll tidy up these parts. I'm
- 50:55entering through the inside of these single crochet stitches, not over them
- 51:00.
- 51:09Look, I skipped one, for example. I'm not gathering one, I'm skipping one.
- 51:25When I get to this corner, I skip that corner.
- 51:34I continue like this.
- 51:39I skip one stitch every four or five stitches.
- 51:47I skip one stitch.
- 51:52I'm checking to make sure there's no puckering. No puckering.
- 51:59Yes. There doesn't seem to be a problem. Look, I'm making my single crochet stitches. In the 4th row,
- 52:07after making 4 stitches, I skip one. I make D stitches. I'm skipping one
- 52:10. But I'm always checking.
- 52:14Let's meet at the last row. I made this many single crochet stitches.
- 52:21Now I'm making the last border. I made one single crochet stitch first.
- 52:29Then I went in through one leg of these two
- 52:35and through the back leg of this spike shape
- 52:42and took them all through. There are 1, 2, 3. I went in through the outermost one
- 52:49. I also went in through the back leg of this V
- 52:54and pulled it out. Don't tighten your hand at all.
- 53:06I'm thinking of making a b like this all along the line.
- 53:15I'll do this here last.
- 53:22This way it looks more like a ready-made product.
- 53:31I went in from here. I went in from the back leg
- 53:36and took them together. Look,
- 53:43I did it. I took them together from the back leg.
- 53:51Don't tighten.
- 53:59I'm completing my last row like this. This time
- 54:04I'm going all around. I'll also go around the hem and finish
- 54:09. I made this b along the neckline all the way
- 54:14. I finished. I turned to the hem in the same way.
- 54:19I didn't use any single crochet stitches there. That's why it turned out like this. Now I'll show you that...
- 54:25I'll show you how I did the sleeves. Now the sleeves are finished too.
- 54:32I finished them in a segmented way.
- 54:37I also finished the body part where there are groups of three stitches. To make it look flatter. Yes.
- 54:45I immediately made one single crochet.
- 54:51I went in from the outside. I
- 54:57took it together. I went in from the outermost one. I took it together with the one next to it.
- 55:08The important thing here is not to mess it up at all.
- 55:14Don't push this chain all the way to the bottom. I went in. I took it out to the
- 55:24one next to it. I went in.
- 55:29I went in . Not into the gap.
- 55:35I went in.
- 55:40I'll finish this part like this. A nice button here, just one
- 55:47button, would look very nice. Depending on the type of yarn you use,
- 55:54you can make stylish cardigans and tops. It would be very stylish to wear over a sleeveless summer dress or
- 56:01a dress with sequined or glittery yarns.
- 56:09It would also look very nice if you make it short. It would also look very nice if you make it long.
- 56:16If you have time, work it long. I think it will look very good long. But as you will see in the photos,
- 56:22it turned out very nice short too. I
- 56:28made the sleeves a little further down here. Uh, that's why I left it so wide. Let's say you want to make it even longer and
- 56:35create a slightly narrower wrist in this part. Then,
- 56:41gradually reduce the sevens here to six, five, and four
- 56:47, and after a certain time, remove the chains in between.
- 56:53By reducing the groups within these groups,
- 56:59you can tighten this part a bit. So, reduce the groups here without decreasing them.
- 57:07Remove the chains in between. If you want a narrower arm, downwards. Yes, I hope
- 57:14you liked it. See you in other projects. Take care.
- 57:19Stay healthy. Goodbye.
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