Top-Down: One-Piece Crocheted Garments
Sleeve separation
A course by Estefa González , Designer and Crochet Teacher
About the video: Sleeve separation
Overview
“After knitting the yoke, it is time to separate the sleeves. In this lesson I am going to show you how to separate them and give more slack if necessary. It is important that at this point you try on the piece that you have woven so far and check that you have the correct measurement of armhole depth. On the sleeve separation lap is where you can modify the measurement of the jacket's chest contour.”
In this video lesson Estefa González addresses the topic: Sleeve separation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Top-Down: One-Piece Crocheted Garments. Learn how to design and crochet your own seamless designs .
Partial transcription of the video
“Separating the sleeves Now I'll show you how to separate the sleeves and add more width to the piece if needed. We'll start the row as we did for the yoke, but we'll skip all the stitches that correspond to the sleeves. I start the row as I have the others up to now. I start with two chains and I do double crochet until the first marker. I'm getting to the first marker, or, shoulder one, and I'll do as follows, we'll finish the increases here. I'll do the last stitch of front panel one, remove my marker and where I did the raglan increase I'll knit one stitch. It's part of the front panel o...”
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Course summary for: Top-Down: One-Piece Crocheted Garments
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Crochet, DIY, Fashion Design, Fiber Arts, Textile Design
Estefa González
A course by Estefa González
Estefa González first taught herself how to crochet through online videos in 2014. Since then, she’s created her own brand, Santa Pazienzia, which is dedicated to teaching the craft. On her site, she publishes patterns, courses, writes a blog, and has an online store full of products for knitters and crocheters.
What began as a hobby naturally evolved into a company dedicated to crochet, with students in more than 50 countries. She has published 9 books, 4 online courses, and more than a hundred patterns, in addition to having collaborated with brands like Katia, Casasol, and We Are Knitters. She has also collaborated on two books published by The Sewing Box, appeared in top industry magazines, and has taught workshops locally and internationally.
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