Done with the cardigan! Cotton thread #10, hook 2 mm. All charts are for size medium (American - 12, for breast 92 cm).
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| Original cardigan акщь Chico's. |
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| Bottom part of cardigan and sleeves. |
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| Cardigan. |
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| Sleeve. Crochet in a loop up to the row marked with oval, then start shaping armhole. Notice, I put chain stitches (ch) from some point to make sleeve wider. There is tc between them. Normally it's just tr (treble crochet) to the top of down square. |
Wow...... I want to do it.... Please help
ReplyDeleteGabbyta, all charts are here. If you want full size picture I will send them.
Deletemagnifique, superbe, Oh! Quel bel ouvrage!
ReplyDeleteSo joli!
You have talent ! as well as being so beautifull yourself! I love this style of cardigan.
Thank you for the diagram.merci beaucoup
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DeleteBeautiful cardigan, well done! Goes well with the jeans.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! It looks great on you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cardigan, and you model it so incredibly well. I love the way that you can see a photo of a crocheted garment and make it your own. Truly outstanding crochet! I hope to one day have the confidence to do the same with my crocheted garments - currently I work from other people's patterns.
ReplyDeletewow! beautiful.....u r lookin gorgeous.....and thanks for the charts...........
ReplyDeleteA little black dress and this cardigan and you are ready for red carpet!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work! Can you wrigt about how you orginize your working day when you do projects this big?
Thank you! ;)). I put my project on the floor in the middle of my living room. When I have time and desire I crochet and leave it there again. Nobody complains, everybody just walks around. That's all.
DeleteGorgeous work ... I cannot even imagine how long it took to make it .... Soooo beautiful,
ReplyDeleteNot long at all. Sometimes I am afraid to move on because I really don't know what to do, so I just push myself, because I know it always works for me. I just have to take a hook.
DeleteHarika, teşekkürler:)
ReplyDeleteWoW!!! very good indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks everybody!
ReplyDeleteDone already? You are a crochet ninja! And it looks absolutely fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
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ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous on you. Great job!
ReplyDeleteun sogno....
ReplyDeleteLove it so much! Great on you. I wish I were so slim)
ReplyDeleteAn amazing handwork!. Congratulations!. which software you use to build the crochet schema?. I have many handwriting schemas that I woul love to backup them in a software, because is better later to print and repeat it again the model.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I use free software Inkscape.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I will search on the web your tip!. And I will be wating to received your news by email.
ReplyDeleteThis is SO gorgeous! I love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I do Love your crochet! I love russian crochet too! In here the russian chrochet is unfamiliar! Now, I am your follower! I am your from Brasil! I speak portuguese and speak english very bad! sorry! :) Good work and Good Week! Sandra Sousa.
ReplyDeleteBrasil crochet is famous too! Thank you!
DeleteLove this cardigan! Unfortunately, I am stuck before I start , On the diagram for the little squares, could you direct me a bit on row 3, green section, at the beginning? It looks to me as chain 16, sl st to make ring...and then I am stuck. I can't figure out how the treble crochet and double crochet are worked. I appreciate this might be more explaining than you have the time and inclination to give, but if you could spare the time , I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much. Rebecca
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DeleteHi! Of course I have a link added for your site. Its hidden in the Swedish text. I really ennjoy your blog :)
ReplyDeleteI am sorry, I didn't notice. Probably my bad Swedish. :)))
DeleteNo problem :)
DeleteI love it!! How much yarn do you think you used?
ReplyDeleteit's hard to say, since I buy it in bulky 1500 yards balls. I guess something about 500 - 600 g would be enough.
Deleteit is amazing! I am new follower from Italy. hugs
ReplyDeleteThank you, Alessandra!
DeleteHi I am a new follower from Australia and admire your work. You are so clever I will definitely try this one. Can you send me the full pattern please. Also do you have a fine crochet bolero pattern?
ReplyDeleteHi Lynnell! Welcome to my blog. All I have for this cardigan is in the post. I don't know which bolero you mean, but as you see I don't share patterns from other designers here, it would be a violation of law. Anyway, most of the time there are no patterns for garments from famous designers.
DeleteGood luck with your project!
Dear Natalia,
ReplyDeleteThis is just the most stunning little sweater I've ever seen. I adore your version of it. I've been piddling with learning crochet as well as knit but this has just lit a fire under me :) I just have to make it. Thank you so much for sharing your method. That is beyond generous.
Oh and I have to say, my daughter's name is Natalie and I call her Natalia affectionately, which she enjoys!
Sending you best wishes for your latest project!
Hi Renee! I am glad I inspired you! Good luck with your project!
DeleteI would love the pattern. I am a new follower from Canada. I am loving the new patterns I am finding in russian crochet. Absolutely beautiful!! Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteHi Tania,thank you! I don't have a pattern, it's not my design. So, everything is in this post. Good luck with your projects!
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