crochet with mahum ✿

Hi everyone! Welcome to my first ever knitting project :) This is a straight-forward and basic pattern for a sweater made out of 4 panels (2 sleeves + identical front and back panels).  Please keep in mind that I’m a beginner myself and don’t know the exact abbreviations and terminology yet. I’ll update this once I’m more experienced!  My sweater’s measurements… Front and back panels: Length - 20 inches Width - 21 inches Sleeves: Length - 18.5 inches Width - 12 inches (6 inches when folded in half) How to make the front and back panels: - Make a slip knot and cast on until you have the desired width for the sweater (I cast on 64) - Knit rows of the stockinette stitch until the panel is the desired length (I knit 90 rows, repeat 1 row of knit stitches and 1 row of purl stitches) - Cast/bind off all the stitches (I recommend leaving a slightly long tail, so you can use it for sewing the sides of the shoulders) How to make the sleeves: - Make a slip knot and cast on until you hav...

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) ...

Hi everyone! This is the written pattern to accompany my video tutorial on YouTube . You can find the yarns and materials I used for these projects on my amazon storefront . The cases are the perfect quick and easy project for school or university and can store all your essentials from stationery and makeup to crochet hooks and other craft supplies. Also, in case you missed it, I've shared some very exciting news in the first section of the video! You can now crochet with me on Skillshare in my new class - Crocheting Granny Squares: Craft Your First Handbag  To celebrate the launch of my new class, the first 500 people to use this link will receive a free one month trial of Skillshare,  which includes access to my new class and all other classes on Skillshare! Learn the classic and versatile technique of crocheting granny squares and understand the layout of assembling a handbag. The class also includes fun project resources such as a design your own handbag template and a...

Hi everyone! This is the written pattern to accompany my video tutorial on YouTube. You can use this made-to-measure pattern to crochet a bag of any size with adjustable straps. You can easily adjust the pattern by increasing/decreasing stitches and rounds to create a handbag, shoulder bag, tote bag, crossbody bag  Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / dc - double crochet / sc - single crochet You can find the yarn I used on my amazon storefront + you can create your dream website like I did with the Universe app :) use my link to download it for free and start creating! Measurements of my mini shoulder bag: Width - 7.5 inches (I chained 30 at the beginning) Length - 6 inches (I did base + 10 rounds) Part 1: Base Make a slip knot and chain the desired width for the bag (please keep in mind that the bag's size might increase by 1/2 inch after the shell stitch round) Skip 2 chains then insert 6 dc into the 3rd chain Insert 1 dc into every chain until you reach the last chain Insert 6 dc...

Hi everyone! Turn granny squares into cute pouches with my video tutorial on youtube and the written patterns below...there's 3 designs you can choose from - bow envelope pouch, mini case, and heart drawstring pouch :)  Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / hdc - half double crochet / dc - double crochet / tc - triple crochet If you found this tutorial/pattern helpful, please support my channel by signing up for a completely free 1-month trial of Skillshare . Skillshare is a learning platform with thousands of creative classes, there's something for everyone and you can try any class for free using my link ! This will help me continue to get a sponsor for future videos, so I can keep creating tutorials for free. Happy crafting everyone <3 1. Bow envelope pouch This design doesn't have much of a pattern since most of the instructions after the granny square is complete require video demonstrations , but here's a few notes... Step 1 - crochet a soli...

Hi everyone! This is the written pattern for the lily flowers I crocheted in my youtube tutorial . You can find all the materials and yarns I used here . To avoid confusion, I recommend watching the demonstrations in the video tutorial first since this written pattern is more for reference purposes rather than a step-by-step guide.  The hand-size lily is perfect for a flower in a vase as room decor or as the statement piece in a handmade bouquet (the cutest gift ever). The smaller lily is perfect for making a DIY hair clip (just stick it onto any plain clip!) and for filling up your bouquet with different colours.  Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / hdc - half double crochet / dc - double crochet / tc - triple crochet / increase - 2 stitches in the SAME stitch Hand-size Lily Petal Make a slip knot and chain 25 Skip the 1st chain then insert the following pattern 1 stitch in each chain... 2 sc, 2 hdc, 14 dc, 3 hdc, 2 sc, 3 sc in the last chain  then tu...

Hi everyone! Here's a quick and easy pattern and you can customize to make a bag of any size and design. These are perfect accessory for summer and you can decorate with them with bag charms and keychains :) Click me for the YouTube video tutorial ! Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet If you want to make the bags the same size as mine, please note the yarn/hook size (I recommend watching the first section of the video where I explain in detail which yarn/hook size to use!). I used a 9 mm hook with thick/bulky yarns: chunky yarn from Hope's Wool and wool-ease thick and quick yarn from Lion Brand .  The measurements of my bags... 1. Crossbody messenger bag: body of the bag is 8 inches wide / strap is 30 inches long 2. Pink shoulder bag:  body of the bag is 7.5 inches wide / strap is 14 inches long 3. Mini green/cream shoulder bag:  body of the bag is 7 inches wide / strap is 14 inches long If you found this video helpful, please support my channel by signi...

Hi everyone! These are the written patterns for my youtube tutorial . Please use these written instructions for reference, but watch the demonstrations in the video first to understand how to follow the steps. This is a scrap-yarn-friendly project so you don't need a lot of yarn for these bookmarks :) 1. Lily of the valley bookmark that looks like it's growing out of the book How to crochet the bell-shaped flower: Make a magic ring and chain 1 Round 1 - 5 sc, ss into the 1st stitch to end the round Round 2 - chain 1 to start the round, insert 2 sc in every stitch (total 10 stitches),  ss into the 1st stitch to end the round Round 3, 4, and 5 -  chain 1 to start the round, insert 1 sc in every stitch  (total 10 stitches),  ss into the 1st stitch to end the round Round 6 (petals) - repeat 5 times...in the same stitch *ss, sc, hdc*, in the next stitch *hdc, sc, ss* To end your work, chain 1 and fasten off. How to crochet the bottom leaves (optional): Make a magic ring ...

Hi everyone! Here's a short step-by-step guide for your reference based on my in-depth youtube tutorial on how to crochet your dream messenger bag with pockets. Step 1: pick your yarn and hook size. I recommend using a 4, 4.5, or 5 mm hook with an acrylic or cotton yarn (medium weight/size 4) to make sturdy bags. Step 2: pick a pixel grid from Pinterest ( my board has 100+ free pixel grids to choose from!) or create your own with the Charts tool in the My Row Counter app... To make crocheting pixel grids and other projects easier, I recommend downloading the My  Row Counter app , which is a must-have app for crocheters and knitters! I love using the app to create my own pixel grids from scratch and keeping track of my rows with the highlighter tool to easily find the steps I'm working on.  Download the My Row Counter app on iOS and Android for free or visit the  website ! These are the pixel grids I used for my pocket (made with the My Row Counter app!) Step 3: cro...

Hi everyone! These are the written patterns for my rose youtube tutorial . I recommend watching the video tutorial for the step-by-step demonstrations first and then crocheting more roses by referring to the patterns.  You can find all the materials you need on my amazon storefront .  Happy crocheting <3 Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / hdc - half double crochet / dc - double crochet / tc - triple crochet 1. Small rose Foundation chain -  make a slip knot and chain 23 Row 1 - skip 3 chains, insert 3 dc into the 4th chain, 1 sc in the next chain, repeat these steps *skip 1 stitch, 3 dc in the same stitch, 1 sc in the next stitch* Row 2 - chain 2 and turn your work, repeat these steps *1 dc, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, ss and chain 1* Ss and chain 1 in the last stitch then fasten off 2. Small bud/sepal Make a magic ring and chain 1 Round 1 - insert 5 sc, ss into the first stitch and chain 1 Round 2 - insert 2 sc in every stitch (total 10), ss in...

Hi everyone! This is the written pattern for my youtube tutorial . Please don't skip the explanations in the video so you can easily customise the size and design.  Step 1: Case Row 1 - Make a slip knot, chain the width you want (I did 30 chains), skip the 1st chain, insert 1 hdc into every chain Row 2 onwards - chain 1, turn your work, insert 1 hdc into every stitch Crochet rows of hdc until the case is the size you want (I did 32 rows), do not fasten off when you're done! Leave this for later while you make step 2... Step 2: Inside details Detail 1 - granny square pocket You can make any granny square and sew it on the case with the running stitch demonstrated in the video, here are some from my channel... heart, bow, & solid granny square / star granny square Detail 2 - pouch  Make the body - slip knot, chain the desired width (I did 17), skip the 1st chain, insert 1 hdc into every chain, chain 1 & turn your work to start a new row, hdc into every stitch, crochet r...

Hi everyone! These are the written patterns for my youtube tutorial . I recommend watching the demonstrations first and then following along with the written instructions. Happy crocheting! Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / increase - 2 sc in the same stitch / hdc - half double crochet / dc - double crochet 1. Earmuffs Step 1: sc around a headband Step 2: crochet 4 circle pieces with the following pattern... - Make a slip knot, chain 4, ss into the 1st chain to make a circle, then insert the stitches of round 1 into the circle formed between the chains - Round 1: 8 sc - Round 2: 2 sc in every stitch (total 16) - Round 3: 1 sc, increase (total 24) - Round 4: 2 sc, increase (total 32) - Round 5: 3 sc, increase (total 40) - Round 6: 1 sc in every stitch (total 40) Step 3: place two circle pieces around the headband and sc through the stitches on both piece to join the sides together 2. Leg warmers - Make foundation hdc until you have the length you want for the leg w...

Hi everyone! These are the reference patterns for my youtube tutorial . I highly recommend watching the "materials & notes" section of the video and the demonstrations first. You can use these organizers to store craft supplies (like yarn, hooks, stationary), makeup, jewelry, trinkets, or just about anything! Happy crocheting & lots of love as always <3  Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet  1. Pouch, basket, & pencil holder (use the same pattern but adjust the number of rounds to get the size you want!) Part 1: circular base (stop crocheting increase rounds when you have the size you want) Round 1 - 8 sc Round 2 - 2 sc in every stitch (total 16) Round 3 - 1 sc, increase (total 24) Round 4 - 2 sc, increase (total 32) Round 5 - 3 sc, increase (total 40) Round 6 - 4 sc, increase (total 48) Round 7 - 5 sc, increase (total 56) Round 8 onwards - the number of sc before the increase goes up by 1 (the total number of stitches goes up by 8) Part 2: rep...