CHUNKY CROCHET JUMPER TUTORIAL (Beginner friendly!!)

Hello everybody! Today, I'm going

to be showing you how to make this

chunkiest,

most amazing, sweater

ever.

This thing is literally

my comfort item

in my closet now and I love it so much.

I posted a TikTok about it recently, and

I had a few people asking for tutorials,

so I thought that that's what I

would do today.

I will show you how to make this

jumper.

I originally got inspired to make this

by this video I saw

on TikTok,

of this girl wearing the most amazing,

mohair, hand-knitted jumper

and I was like,

"I need to recreate this."

I wanted to do it my way which

is just like crochet, of course

and I wanted to use like a sort of

thicker yarn

even though I love the mohair

but I couldn't find anything similar.

So I went with this

really chunky,

it's polyester and acrylic yarn

but super chunky and I love it

so I had to recreate it.

I freehanded this jumper.

I didn't follow any

patterns or tutorials or anything

to make this. Thought I would show you

how to do it. Hopefully it helps.

I'm gonna try and do it as

beginner-friendly as possible and

hopefully it helps you guys.

It's not actually that hard to make

and it actually doesn't

take too long either

because it's really chunky yarn.

So, I'm gonna be using my 12 milimeter

hook and I hope you enjoy this tutorial

and I really hope it helps some of you

guys out. So yeah. Let's get into it!

The first yarn I'm using is this blue yarn

from Sustainable

Stitching,

which is a lion brand yarns.

It's a re-spun, 100% recycled polyester.

This is what we are gonna be using.

It says that

you need a

9 millimeter hook but

I'm going to be using a

12 millimeter hook today.

This is the Monkey

100% acrylic, Moda Vera yarn.

I got it on clearance, thankfully.

This also needs a 9 millimeter

hook, but I'm going to be using

my 12 millimeter hook.

Ok so first up

we're gonna be making the neckline.

So grab your blue yarn,

or whatever color yarn

you're working with,

your crochet hook,

I'm using my 12 millimeter one,

and then make a slip knot

(upbeat, techno music playing)

like so. And then you're going to

chain however many it takes

to fit around your neck

to the length that you want it.

So I'm gonna be chaining

52. So,

(quietly counting)

one

two

(soft, upbeat music playing)

Alrighty,

so once you got your

52 chains,

or however many you need,

make sure it's all

flat and even,

and then you can join it

to the first stitch

with a slip stitch. So

yarn it over

and pull it through both.

And that is your first chain done there!