Specialization in crochet garments

Course summary

• M1: Get inspired

  • Introducción

  • Influences | Alelí Deco Crochet

  • Influences | Alimaravillas

  • Influences | Alimaravillas

  • Influences | Relmü Tejidos

  • Influences | Estefa González

• M2: Crochet: Design and Stitch Romantic Garments

  • Crochet tools and bag

  • Basic stitches: chain stitch and single crochet

  • Basic stitches: double crochet

  • Fantasy Stitch: V-Stitch

  • Fantasy stitch: seed stitch

  • Mood board

  • Sketch and measurements

  • Crochet and join the back and front 1

  • Crochet and join the back and front 2

  • Crochet the sleeves

  • Join the sleeve and crochet the cuffs

  • Crochet the hem and waist

• M3: Creating Garments Using Crochet

  • Materials and tools

  • How to grab the needle and and apply the proper tension

  • What is a sample

  • How to take our measurements

  • Basic Stitches 1

  • Basic Stitches 2 (Part One)

  • Basic Stitches 2 (Part Two)

  • Anatomy of the Stitch

  • Textures that mimic the two needles

  • How to address the theory and turn it into practice

  • Let's start with the easy part: Crocheting the back

  • One or two fronts? That is the question

  • No Sleeves, No Project - Colorwork, creating worlds of color

  • Invisible seams

  • Perfect finishes

• M4: Design and Stitching of Crochet Socks

  • Materials and tools

  • Structure of a basic sock: view from above

  • Reading the pattern and choosing a size

  • Stitches needed to create a sock 1

  • Stitches needed to create a sock 2

  • Front of the sock: toe increases and decreases

  • Back of the sock: increases and decreases of the heel and toe

  • Invisible seam: side and toe

  • Customization

  • Graphics design

  • Phrase design

  • Putting the theory into practice

  • Refit and lock

  • Care and creation of your sock drawer

  • Embroidering the socks

• M5: Colorful Crochet: Make a Floral Sweater

  • Introduction to the world of crochet

  • Build your story

  • Define colors for your sweater

  • Final design and measurements

  • The materials

  • Practice your points 1

  • Practice your points 2

  • Front, back and armhole 1

  • Front, back and armhole 2

  • Front, back and armhole 3

  • Unions and terminations

  • Sleeves and cuffs 1

  • Sleeves and cuffs 2

  • Armed with flowers

  • Flower applications

  • Wooden buttons

  • Other applications of the technique

  • Responsible marketing

• M6: Garment and Pattern Design with Top-Down Crochet

  • Characteristics of a circular crochet sweater

  • Materials

  • The importance of the sample

  • How to write down your pattern in a professional way

  • Stitches for Crocheting in the Round

  • The sketch

  • How to take measurements

  • Calculate points according to measurements

  • The yoke

  • Sleeve separation

  • Sweater length

  • Sleeves

  • The neck

  • Reviewing and modeling the pattern

  • Testing phase

  • Photographing the garment

• M7: Crochet Garments with Color and Texture

  • Influences

  • The Materials

  • The Basics of Color

  • Combine Fibers

  • The Basics

  • How to Experiment with the Basics

  • Even Berry Knit Texture

  • Vertical Low Points Texture

  • Crab Stitch Texture

  • Openwork Dots Texture

  • Familiarize Yourself with the Pattern

  • Start at the Bottom: Elastics, Front and Back 1

  • Start at the Bottom: Elastics, Front and Back 2

  • Start at the Bottom: Elastics, Front and Back 3

  • Neck Declines 1

  • Neck Declines 2

  • Union of Front, Back and Neck

  • The Sleeves

  • Union of the Pieces

  • Photographing for Social Networks