Architecture made with yarn, It's not just crochet, it's like I've knitted a work of art!

Hello dear friends welcome to my channel if you haven't subscribed yet click the subscribe button here to join for free Yes today I have a model like this—one we'll knit in two parts a sweater You can call it a blouse or a sweater—basically we're making the sleeves together with the body We combine the two pieces to make a sweater now I've started it but here's a small section for you I'll show you how I made the design then we'll look at how you made that distinction We start by pulling the chain—whatever you want you'll need to adjust the chain accordingly to fit your body size when wearing it You can base it on any product it's beneficial to have extra links in the chain right now especially a short chain Let's say you're going to make a sweater like this—measure your own size but first the chain— When setting up the model decide on its size now as you'll want to adjust it slightly larger when you'ready to deploy it Let's pull the chain—enough of this to demonstrate the model we start by inserting a tight stitch into the first link then two We are chaining: one two three—add one double crochet to the third chain two chains repeat one more We are making double crochets repeating: two chains one double crochet in the third chain one single crochet two chains We'll create V's now I'm pulling two chains again— one two three— and one double stitch into the third chain chain double crochet single crochet repeat twice a chain one two three again we're putting one here so and as I said a pair of railings We'll work the first row like this: two chain stitches then one double crochet repeating until the end of the row For the third stitch pull the lower chain a bit looser—it helps of course but not too tight Let's skip it I'm back to the third chain again—one treble two chains repeat— one treble two chain again one two three third chain one single crochet two chains one two three chains I've worked my way to the end now I'm making one more railing with two chains—I'm pulling two chains now one Let's say we'll have a tight stitch here like this—this length is sufficient You can extend the chain beyond the usual length but make sure the start and end are set up this way Now we're pulling four chains from here I've looped my hook once this is what we've made We're going in making a double strand but I'm pulling through two loops and holding the needle We'repeating the process making one more of the same: we're closing three loops together then doing a chain repeat We're making another one just like it we're shooting all three together as a chain one identical to the other We're doing it again—pulling all three together we've created three fillers once more still a chain There's nothing here at the moment we're going into V I've pulled two loops through with my hook I pulled it twice more closed all three together with a chain between them looping it through the three V's three times We'repeating the same process pulling a chain again pulling another chain into the other V We're going yes I've actually pulled a long chain just to show you like this all the way to the end I'm continuing now yes I've arrived and we're at the end same as before always with a chain between us Now I'm pulling a chain here— I wrap my hook twice and insert it into the loop of the stitch below I go out first then come back after pulling a chain returning to the same position—this is what we're doing At the peak of the mountain a single needle a chain—now there are two gaps among these three we've filled We'll go in through the gaps here we go—insert a single stitch a chain here we go a single stitch We're inserting a single stitch into the gap between chains then another chain repeating this entire sequence into the space We are progressing as a chain of single crochet stitches placing one single crochet into each space that is the first one here We enter the second space and the space in between inserting a single stitch and making a chain to continue the row We're coming right to the end here we finish by making one more stitch over the chain like this now one As we move to the next stitch we pull up three chains then immediately turn around and work into the chain right here We crocheted one double crochet one chain and then one chain into each of the spaces we created Let's say we're making a stitch then a chain repeat: one treble one chain one treble one We plunge into the gaps below us pulling a chain continuing in this manner until the end of the row We're already progressing from now on we're moving forward by repeating the same cycle once again I'll show you a chain like this inserting a stitch into the gap between the chains now at the end of the row I've reached the point where there's a gap here so I'm making one piece to fit into this gap now the chain We make one more double crochet on this tight stitch here then chain one like this I'll show you from here too — we've now completed up to this point Let's go over the lower part of this row again We continue advancing repeating the pattern as we did on the chain just as we did here We're pulling like this creating a chain then flipping it over immediately—this bottom one is exactly what we first made Here where we'll be inserting the needle it's the third treble stitch so make two chains Take the middle lower stitch as a reference we'll have a treble crochet stitch on top of the middle stitch There's a railing on the middle bulge ahead—let's go through it and I'm stepping onto it now One double crochet two chains same place again one double crochet now two chains We're jumping to that spot and placing it into the next gap inserting a quick stitch into the gap's interior You can also proceed this way no need to strictly follow this path here I'm saying this so you understand the logic—on every central railing right in the middle We'll have a handrail above the counter just in case you make a mistake while assembling the shelf I'm saying I'm going to work here placing one or two more double crochets on top of these stitches We'repeating the same pattern one more double crochet in the center and this continues throughout the model It continues meaning these fillings will be stacked on top of each other and the center filling will be placed on top of the one in the middle I just slipped the next chain into the adjacent space then made a single crochet into the following space Repeat two chains on top of a second double crochet two chains again to the same spot one more time two chains One chain stitch two chains one chain stitch and the chain between them In the following rows after Trabzon we keep sinking into the same two-second gap repeatedly We make two chains and then work one treble stitch two chains one treble stitch onto the second treble stitch We made two chains here we have two double crochets and at the end one single crochet We're sinking one two three four pulling the chain turning back repeating this V pattern We're filling it in the same way now let's do it from here—I'm going in and pulling it twice I left it wrapped it again pulled up two loops then three together with a chain in between three of them We're doing the same thing occasionally a chain repeats then another chain comes in here—Pardon I did three We’ll have two chains we collected one then another now we’ve got a chain friends Now let's finish this loop—here I'll show you how I separated these arms I'll show you we're pulling the edges with a chain and we continue knitting in the same manner one front piece we end up obtaining it entirely replicating the same on the back using bananas and lower sections By joining the sides of your body from under the arms you’ll create a sweater I've reached the end now a chain here one single treble crochet at the end don't pull the edges tight I'm making it a quartet just to keep it looking neat— if you've got a trio a trio works too so right here We'repeating the same thing again now continuing forward like a chain using a single needle once more right here on the body Once you reach your desired length meaning this spot will be right under your armpit adjust accordingly here Now you'll need to measure your arm's front side again as always by measuring yourself here and then add one row I started with a few stitches or treble crochets gradually working my way up even beginning right here on your shoulder We'll make a short double crochet of two rows do the same for the back piece and then sew it up from here We'll join them now—here's how I separated this arm I've also unraveled it in the same way pulling a chain Tell me where I separated that piece here take a look during the time we made these gaps the gaps We do it then we pull the chain placing it exactly as we set it up here just as it was before We start like this and continue moving toward this side weaving back and forth like this—now what is this spot here We were making a chain inserting a single crochet into each space one chain stitch per space Now let's get to the point—how I separated the arms right to the very end of the chain using a single stitch Let me show you: yes a chain then a single crochet now continue to the end and now three chains I insert it again into the first chain space we made just as we did here e double crochet I made here will go on top of the second one and likewise on top of each center one There's a space here make a treble stitch then a chain immediately another chain to the one beside it and another chain in the middle There will inevitably be a gap in the middle of this row of trapeze work let's return to it now I ended up at the end again here too a chain is pulling looping over the top of that single stitch over there We're making a single crochet stitch sorry I was doing it without chaining here my apologies I came back for the gap I've done it now I'm making one more stitch right next to it Let's say we've now completed the entire body exactly like this Let's say we've finished it here just like this—now we'll start separating our arms beginning right now We're pulling the chain from here attaching our rope here too and pulling the chain again from this end We're starting off straight and weaving through—look here I'm pulling the chain I'll give it a short tug for you We had taken one to show 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 let's go he's already pulled his arm out I'm cutting it here I'm cutting it now I'm threading my thread through here like this treble stitc I'll take it over passing through 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 and I took one more there 17 pairs of columns have been set aside now just as we began on top of the chain we'll proceed in the same manner We're starting here this spot already matched the pattern so I left it blank and added one single stitch followed by two chains 1 2 3 work one treble crochet 2 chains repeat the same treble crochet insert a slip stitch repeat 2 chain 1 2 chains then single crochet 2 chains again now 1 2 3 here Occasionally something like this might happen to you but it didn't happen to me—I made 60 chains for example for the sleeve It was perfectly suited for that but if it doesn't fit here now we'll need one right here but first and We need to do this on top of it first on the model we need to place this that and one more thing We'll tighten it further or skip ahead by pulling up two chains and attaching here tied to the remaining chain At the very least we need to adjust it so that the end of the chain lies right on top of the last stitch of this row I need to get rid of this mess right now but I'm stuck here—what am I supposed to do from here like this second I'll cross from here to there and create a small piece right here I think it's clear because of what I showed yes I'm pulling 2 chains now directly from here to here I'm jumping onto Trabzon making this gap here of course significant—how exactly Let's see and I'm passing through here right under the armpit area guys it's just a little gap like this As I said go back and skip only two here creating space for yourself right there You leave it look here I did the same thing this last stitch goes into the 60th chain here It might align or if you pull it in chains of 7 or multiples thereof it could also match—now we continue We crochet the same way here: 2 chains 1 single crochet in the 2nd space 2 chains 1-2 2nd A Trabzon 2 chain repeat then a Trabzon 2 chain 1-2 followed by a single crochet pattern I'm doing the same thing Number two on top of Trabzon and as I said the only thing you need to pay attention to here is This chain will be positioned above the Trabzon region sitting on top of the underlying bulge forming two chains single crochet 2 chains one piece and now we'reaching the end of the row here I do 2 chains first and then proceed I'm pulling it so it lines up perfectly now we're already making a slip stitch here so we'll do 2 chains We continue with our chain here sinking into the third stitch one chain and two chains for Trabzon 2 chains 1-2-3 repeat once more and one more one single crochet e needle of course while working on this part depends on the length on this side or rather on your cou On the other hand your arms should be the same length— one may be slightly longer or shorter but they should match in length overall Just as we did before we're pulling our chain turning it around and filling in the gaps We're starting now creating a chain with two pairs Trabzon I gathered the top together I slipped into someone else's place Yes I won't go over this again repeating the same things I don't want any distance in the video guys—we're just moving back and forth together with this forearm motion Let's move on here—I did the same thing pulled my chain worked 3 rows and now this section is this width I'm going to Trabzon now starting from here—where exactly did I start in Trabzon At the point where we made one chain stitch we made three chains at this point I pulled and continued like this—each time I drew a chain I placed a Trabzon stitch in every loop We push it down onto the needle in this way both pressing the Trabzon firmly onto the needle and into the gap We're seating you here—either two rows or three however you prefer This will create a smooth continuous braid both on your shoulders and along your arms once you join it at the back You finish the model in both parts and later you add the sleeves and hem edges You can head back to Trabzon you might not even need to go to the shore anymore since there's already something there Inserting a tight needle straight through the entire length of this flat continuous space from front to back in Trabzon it will go straight We'll go further you can do one more sequence—let me show you something here this is ahead of us raveling back and forth like this the second or third position here along with the upper part of the column If you want to create an opening reduce the pair of Trabzons to a single one—for instance let me come in like this above Trabzon Here's a quick demonstration—now would you like me to show you how to add a neckline dart or would you prefer not to You can also knit it straight making the boat neck simply knit both sides the same way for the sleeves You sew from the top down to the shoulder creating a boat neck style how open the neckline is depends on how far you sew down f you want to do it for example after going a few rows instead of the binary Trabzon from there do this process I'll continue with tight stitches or half Trabzon creating a neckline indentation at the underarm I'm passing through here right at the shoulder area let's say we're here starting from under the armpit a second one Let's say we've knitted up to here from here let's count one or two more stitches until here—this is our neckline opening Let's make it to Trabzon and while we're at it let's not forget to go two rows over here friends There must be at least two rows at the back with four rows across the shoulders and upper arms Trabzon It must have been I've come this far now we'll make a gap here we'll draw a red line here Let's pull them all together for a lower profile—though I did say to do that second of course You can also do it from here—whatever level of clarity you want that's what I mean You can do it in the first row as well and when you return you can knit this section exactly as it is starting from here You will continue knitting as Trabzon again and here a hole already forms naturally It would have been half-stitch then double stitch all the way from here to there continuing on to Trabzon You're knitting it now let's say you've knitted this entire piece like this all in one go and here it is two rows down On this side it's the same—you're knitting the other side in exactly the same way no changes No need to make a cut here—just go straight through you can stack these on top of each other later We brought it here and gave it support from here you sew the entire sleeve from the top and do the same on the other side In the same way you'll finish by standing these sections upright and stacking them on top of each other friends With a setup this simple you're not only using an easy model but also wrapping it up neatly in two parts You can go back down to Trabzon or take a different tire—col e ends become arm ends here look the back and front will join here this will be flat Trabzon and here is where You can finish it by going to Trabzon or a nearby needle point—I hope this has been helpful let me know in the comments If you'd like to ask anything don't forget to hit the like button if you enjoy it For now that's all—I'll see you again soon with even better models goodbye