crochet with mahum ✿

Hi everyone! Whether you want to crochet a cozy ribbed cardigan (inspired by Hope Macaulay's gorgeous colossal knits) or dreamy babydoll top, you're in the right place :) Please watch the YouTube tutorial for video demonstrations and keep in mind that this is a 100% customizable and made-to-measure pattern. This means that you can make the top and cardigan ANY size. I've mentioned the measurements of my projects, but please only use that for reference and don't blindly follow them.  Remember, the goal is to make the perfect fit for YOU! My cardigan's measurements: Back panel - 28 inches wide and 22 inches long Front panels - 12 inches wide and 22 inches long Sleeves - 9 inches wide (folded in half) and 18 inches long  My top's measurements: Bodice - 6.5 inches long and 11.5 inches wide (folded in half) / 23 inches wrapped around my chest Ruffles - 7.5 inches long Straps - 10.5 inches long (19 chains) Abbreviations: yoslst - yarn over slip stitch / blo - back lo...

Hi everyone! I'm so glad you're here to crochet a handmade piece for your wardrobe! In this post, you'll find a measurement guide, details about my cardigan, and more recommendations on making your cardigan a piece you'll love for years to come.  Here are some useful links to support your crochet process:   YouTube tutorial  for video demonstrations,  PDF pattern  for reference,  YARN KIT  which comes with all the yarn you need to crochet the cardigan (size XS, S, M, and L) with a 6 mm hook. ALL the details are mentioned in different sections of the YouTube video too, so please watch that if you can't find something here! DESIGN The cardigan features a repetitive stitch pattern and easy-to-assemble panels. Whether you're looking for everyday comfort or a stylish layering piece, this cozy cardigan is a staple to have in your wardrobe that you'll enjoy making and wearing. Keeping that in mind, you can easily adjust the following... MY CARDIGAN'S MEASUREM...

Hi everyone! I'm so glad you're here to crochet a handmade piece for your wardrobe! In this post, you'll find a measurement guide, details about my sweater, and more recommendations on making your sweater a piece you'll love for years to come.  Here are some useful links to support your crochet process:   YouTube tutorial for video demonstrations, PDF pattern for reference (use code WINTER1 for 10% off), YARN KIT which comes with all the yarn you need to crochet the sweater with a 6 mm hook.  DESIGN The sweater features a loose, lightweight design with a repetitive stitch pattern and easy-to-assemble panels. Whether you're looking for everyday comfort or a stylish layering piece, this sweater is a staple to have in your wardrobe that you'll enjoy making and wearing. Keeping that in mind, you can easily adjust the following... LENGTH - Make your sweater longer/full-length by doing more rows or make it shorter/cropped by doing fewer rows WIDTH - Create a comf...

Hi everyone! Quick reminder before you start crocheting -> this is a 100% made-to-measure pattern, so you can adjust the size and fit to your liking. Please only use the measurements of my sweater as a reference guide and customise to your own desired measurements when necessary! Here's the video tutorial for demonstrations and more step-by-step explanations.  My Sweater's Measurements (oversized fit - it can comfortably fit size S/M): Front and back panel - 17.5 inches wide and 15.5 inches long (33 mesh stitches, 32 rows) Sleeves - 8 inches wide (this is the length of the armhole too) and 17 inches long (34 mesh stitches, 30 rows) My Heart Pixel Grid: open on Pinterest! Abbreviations: dc - double crochet / mesh stitch - chain 2 + 1 dc Step 1: measure the desired width and length for the front and back panel Step 2: crochet the back panel - Make a slip knot then chain until you reach the desired width - The total number of chains should be a multiple of 3 (I chained 99) ...

Learn how to crochet a mesh cardi with me :) This pattern and my video tutorial on youtube explain how to follow and customise a made-to-measure design to create the perfect fit for you! You can adjust the measurements to make a full-length or cropped top with short, midi, or long sleeves. Materials: 3, 3.5, or 4 mm hook with 250-400 grams of any DK weight acrylic/cotton yarn (depends on your size) I used a 3.5 mm hook with around 250 grams of my favourite acrylic yarn from amazon to make a size small mesh cardigan. Measurements of my finished cardigan: Please only use this as a reference because different yarn/hook size, stitch tensions, and other variables can make a difference in size even if you do the same exact measurements as me! Length of full top from shoulder to end - 18 inches Width of back panel - 14 inches Width of each front panel - 6.5 inches Sleeve length - 18 inches If you found this tutorial/pattern helpful, please support my channel by signing up for ...

Hi everyone! This is a companion pattern for my youtube tutorial, it is not meant to be followed alone. It includes the measurements, stitch counts, and number of rounds that I did for my top. For reference, I'm a size S/M (in inches, upper bust: 32, bust: 34.5, waist: 27) and because I used double crochet stitches, my work has a slight stretch so I crocheted the length of my work 1-3 inches less than the measurements I took to accommodate the stretch for a more flattering fit.  Please do not blindly follow this pattern or measurements here! This top is MADE-TO-MEASURE, meaning you should crochet it according to your specific measurements. Refer to the tutorial for explanations because this pattern is only for reference and example purposes to help you understand what I did for my top so that you can make your own.  ! You can find the yarns I used here on my amazon storefront  ! Abbreviations & terminology ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / dc - double crochet /...

Hi everyone, here's a super cute pattern for a skirt that's sort of inspired by the mini skirts worn in winx club!  A note on the pattern: I created this pattern for my friend (a beginner crocheter) who wanted to learn how to crochet a mini skirt. This was her first project and I helped her along the way with in-person demonstrations. If you're a beginner too, I've tried to explain the steps in as much detail as possible but to be able to make this, you should know how to make a slip knot, chain, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and slip stitch. I have not included measurements since this piece is a made-to-measure project, so please keep trying the skirt on and seeing how it looks while working.  That being said, I can't wait to see what you come up with!  Please tag me in your creations (or send me a picture!) and feel free to DM me on Instagram (@mahumcrochets) if you have any questions. Materials & Terminology: I used a 4.5 mm hook, a th...