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[Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] How are you, welcome back to your channel, I am Luisa for those who don't know me, for those who are here for the first time, welcome. I hope this channel and its content are to your liking and that you don't leave without subscribing. And for my beautiful ones who have been here with me from the beginning, thank you so much for accompanying me once again. And my dears, this video is a bit special. I asked you in the Facebook group if you wanted me to make you the video of all the templates, from the 88 centimeters, 9, 10, 11, and 12 centimeters. And you said yes. Well, I have to clarify one thing: these soles are to be worked with 1-millimeter yarn and a 1.75 hook. Only because the thickness of your yarn will determine the final size of your sole. If you make any of the soles I'm showing you here with thick yarn, it will turn out enormous. So, the thickness of your yarn will determine the final size of your sole. Another thing, these yarns I have here are all 1 millimeter, and they are all what I use with a 1.75 hook. I have this Cisne Hobby, it's acrylic, but it gives a very beautiful finish. It doesn't look like acrylic because it's thin. I have this one, which is Cisne Pescadora, it's 100% mercerized cotton. Take note. This is Alice, Alice Diva, it's also 1 millimeter. I also use it with a number 2 hook, depending on what I use it for. This is Eulali, it's cotton yarn. Here it is. I also use it with a 1.75 hook, or sometimes even 2 millimeters. This is perlé, it's also 100% cotton. I also use it with a 1.75 hook. This is mercerized yarn, number 6. I also use it with a 1.75 hook. If you have a number 3 yarn, which is much finer, you can use a double strand. And this one, which is Ani, is also 100% cotton. I also use it to make the 9-centimeter soles, and I use a 1.75 hook.
Well, ladies, now that I've clarified which are the 1-millimeter yarns and the yarns I use, let's first make the 8-centimeter one. We're going to start by making 15 chains. Once you've made 15 chains, we're going to do the following: we're going to count 1, 2, 3. In the fourth chain, we're going to make two double crochets in the same stitch, and we're going to continue making double crochets until we reach the first stitch we made when starting the chains. Once you've made the two double crochets in the fourth chain, you've made 10 double crochets. In the last stitch, we're going to make 5 double crochets: one, two, three, four, and five. We continue making 10 double crochets in this way, as we did on this side. So, we make 10 double crochets. Done, we have the 10 double crochets. In the last stitch we have left, we're going to make two double crochets. We close in the first, in the second, in the third chain with a slip stitch. We have finished the first round, and we're going to start the second round by making a chain. This chain we made already counts as our first stitch. You have to mark it so you don't miss that stitch. We continue in the next stitch and make an increase of half double crochets. In the next stitch, we do the same, an increase of half double crochets. So, we have one chain and two increases of half double crochets. We're going to make four half double crochets: one, two, three, and four. Two half double crochets and two. Four double crochets: one, two, three, and four. We continue making 5 increases of double crochets: one, two, until you have 5 increases of double crochets. Once you have made the five increases of double crochets, you will repeat exactly the same as we did on this side: four double crochets, two half double crochets, and four half double crochets. Done, we have made the four double crochets, two half double crochets, and four half double crochets. We continue with two increases of half double crochets: one and two. This is the slip stitch from the previous round. There, we're going to make a half double crochet, and here is the chain we made at the beginning of the round. We insert the hook there and we have finished round number 2. We're going to start round number 3 by making three chains. In the next stitch, here it is, we make an increase of double crochets. In the next three stitches, we make an increase of double crochet. So, we have two increases, three increases, and four. We have 4 increases and three chains. We're going to continue making double crochets all around until we reach, sorry, the first increase we made in the previous round. Done, we have the 10 double crochets after the four increases we made, and we're going to make 10 increases of double crochets. Once you finish making your 10 increases, you will do exactly the same as we did on this side: 10 double crochets. Done, we finished the 10 increases and the 10 double crochets. We're going to continue making 4 increases of double crochets. We have one, two, three, and four. In the last stitch we have left, we're going to make a single double crochet. This is the slip stitch from the previous round. We're going to omit this one, and we're going to close in the first, in the second, the third chain with a slip stitch. A chain, that chain already counts as our first stitch, and what we're going to do all around this round is make half double crochets without increases, as the stitches present themselves, having a total, ladies, of 58 half double crochets, counting the chain.
Well, ladies, we have the sole here. Here is our 8-centimeter sole. Now I'm going to show you how to make the 9-centimeter sole. The 9-centimeter sole, ladies, we've worked it many times. Most of the videos on the channel are for 70 stitches, and we're going to start by making 21 chains. Once you have your 21 chains, you're going to work the same way in the fourth chain, doing the same as we did in the round, in the 8-centimeter sole: two double crochets in the fourth stitch, which would be three with these little chains that are left here. We're going to continue making double crochets. We'll have a total of 16 double crochets. Done, we have 16 double crochets after having made the two double crochets in the fourth chain. In the last stitch we have left, we're going to do the same: 5 double crochets: one, two, three, four, and five. We're going to continue doing the same as we did on this side: 16 double crochets. Once the 16 double crochets are made, in the last stitch we have left, we're going to make two double crochets. We close in the third chain with a slip stitch. We make a chain, that chain already counts as our first stitch. Mark it so you don't miss it. In the next stitch, we're going to make an increase. In the next stitch, an increase. So, we have one chain and two increases of half double crochets. We're going to make 7 half double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Two half double crochets and two. Seven double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. We reach the 5 increases we made in the previous round, and in those five stitches, we're going to make an increase. This means we're going to make 5 increases of double crochets. Once we finish the five increases, we're going to do exactly the same as we did on this side: 7 double crochets, two half double crochets, and seven half double crochets. Done, ladies, we've made the five increases, 7 double crochets, two half double crochets, and seven half double crochets. We continue with two increases. And two. In the stitch, this is the slip stitch from the previous round. There, we're going to make a half double crochet. We close by inserting the hook into the chain we made at the beginning of the round. We have closed and finished round number 2. We're going to start making the third and we're going to make one, two, three chains. In the next four stitches, we're going to make 4 increases. One, two, three, and four. Those 4 increases are precisely, ladies, in the two increases we made in the previous round. We continue with 16 double crochets. Done, so we make 16 double crochets. Done, once the 16 double crochets are made, we're going to make 10 increases of double crochets. Once you finish making, sorry, your 10 points, your 10 increases, you will do the same as we did on this side: 16 double crochets. Done, we have the 16 double crochets, and we're going to do the same as we did in the previous sole: 4 increases of double crochets. We have [Music] one, two, three, and four. And we finish the round with a double crochet. This is the slip stitch from the previous round. We're going to omit that one, and we're going to close in the third chain, having a total of 70 stitches. We make a chain, that chain already counts as our first stitch, and what we're going to do in the last round is make 70 half double crochets, always maintaining the tension you use when making this round.
Done, ladies, we have our 9-centimeter sole. There you can see it. This is suitable for a baby from 0 to 3 months approximately. Now we're going to make the 10-centimeter sole, and we're going to start by making 25 chains. Once you have made the 25 chains, we're going to start by making two double crochets in the fourth chain. One, two, three. In the fourth, we make the first double crochet. In the same stitch, we make another double crochet, and we're going to continue making 18 double crochets: one, two, until you have 18 double crochets. Once the 18 double crochets are made, we're going to make 5 double crochets in the last stitch we have left: one, two, three, four, and five. We continue making 18 double crochets in this way, all along this side. Done, once the 18 double crochets are made, in the last stitch, we're going to make two double crochets. [Music] And we close in the third chain with a slip stitch. We have finished the first round. We make a chain, as I've told you in the previous soles. That chain already counts as our first stitch. Mark it, and in the next two stitches, we make two increases. We continue with 8 half double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. Two half double crochets, one and two. Eight double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight. [Music] We continue with 5 increases of double crochets. Once you finish making, sorry, your five increases, you will continue making exactly the same as we did on this side: 8 double crochets, two half double crochets, and 8 half double crochets. Done, we're going to make in the last two stitches we have left, two increases of half double crochets. [Music] This is the slip stitch. There, we're going to make a half double crochet, and we close in the first chain in this way. Done, we have finished the second round, and we're going to start by making three chains for the third round. In the next four stitches, we're going to make 4 increases of double crochets. So, we have one, two, three, and four. We continue making 18 double crochets in this way. So, we continue making 18 double crochets. Done, ladies, and there are the 18 double crochets, and we're going to continue making 10 increases of double crochets. Once you finish making your 10 increases of double crochets, you will continue making the same as we did on this side. You will do it on this side, making 18 double crochets. Done, there are the 10 points, the 10 increases, sorry, and 18 double crochets. We continue with 4 increases of double crochets, the same as we've done in the previous soles. Nothing changes, only the starting chains change, and one point is being increased, that's all. So, we have three and four. In the last stitch, we make a double crochet. We close in the third chain with a slip stitch. We make a chain, which already counts as our first stitch, and we're going to make half double crochets all around to reinforce the sole, always taking care of the tension we use when making the round in half double crochets.
Done, ladies, we have finished the sole. We should finish with 74 stitches. So, we have finished our 10-centimeter sole. There you can see it. We're going to make the 11-centimeter sole. For the 11-centimeter sole, we're going to make 25 chains. We're going to do the same as we've done in the previous soles. We're going to start working in the fourth chain. One, two, three. The fourth chain, we make the first double crochet. In the same stitch, we make another double crochet, and we're going to continue making 20 double crochets: two, until you have 20 double crochets. Done, we have the 20 double crochets. In the last stitch we have left, we're going to do the same as we've done in the previous soles: 5 double crochets. We have two, three, four, and five. We continue with 20 double crochets: one, two, until you have 20 double crochets. Done, my dears, we have the 20 double crochets, and in the last stitch, we're going to make two double crochets. We close in the third chain with a slip stitch. We make a chain to start making the second round. That chain is already a stitch, as I've told you. Mark it, and in the next two stitches, we make two increases. We continue with 8 half double crochets: one, sorry, nine half double crochets: two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Two half double crochets, one and two. Nine double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Nine double crochets. We reach the 5 single crochet stitches together. There, we're going to make 5 increases of double crochets. Once you finish making the five, the five increases, sorry, we're going to continue doing exactly the same as we did on this side: 9 double crochets, two half double crochets, and 9 half double crochets. Done, ladies, we have the five increases, 9 double crochets, two half double crochets, and 9 half double crochets. We continue with two increases of half double crochets. This is the slip stitch. There, we're going to make a half double crochet, and we slip stitch by inserting the hook into the chain we made at the beginning of the round. We have finished round number 2, and we're going to do the 3rd by making three chains. In the next four stitches, we're going to make 4 increases of double crochets. So, we have one, two, three, and four. Done, 4 increases of double crochets. We continue making 20 double crochets in this way. So, we continue making 20 double crochets. Done, ladies, and there are the 20 double crochets, and we're going to make 10 increases of double crochets in this way. Once you finish making your 10 increases, you will do exactly the same as we did on this side: 20 double crochets. Once you have made the 20 double crochets, we're going to do the same as we've done in the previous soles: 4 increases of double crochets. One, one, two, three, and four. And we finish the round, ladies, with a double crochet. This is the slip stitch from the previous round. We're going to omit it, and we simply close in the third chain with a slip stitch. A chain, and that chain already counts as our first stitch, and we're going to make half double crochets all around to reinforce the sole, as we've done in the previous soles.
Done, ladies, this 11-centimeter sole has a total of 78 stitches, and here it is. Here are our 11 centimeters that the sole measures. We're going to make the 12-centimeter sole. For the 12-centimeter sole, we're going to make 27 chains. Once you have your 27 chains, we're going to work as we've worked in the previous soles, in the fourth chain. One, two, three. In the fourth, we make a double crochet. In the same stitch, we make another double crochet. We continue with 22 double crochets in this way: one, two, until you have 22 double crochets. Done, once the 22 double crochets are made, in the last stitch, we make 5 double crochets. One, two, three, and four. Four stitches. Four, and we're missing one. Five. We continue making 22 double crochets in this way, until we have 22 double crochets. Done, and we have the 20 double crochets, 22, sorry, and we're going to make two double crochets in the last stitch we have left. And we close in the third chain with a slip stitch. We're going to make the next round by making a chain. That chain is already a stitch. Mark it so you don't miss the stitches. In the next two stitches, we make two increases of half double crochets. We continue with 10 half double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten. Two half double crochets, one and two. Ten double crochets: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and ten. We continue with 5 increases of double crochets in this way. Once you finish making your five increases of double crochets, you will do the same as we did on this side: 10 double crochets, two half double crochets, and 10 half double crochets. Done, my dears, we've made the 10, the five increases, sorry, the double crochets, two half double crochets, and 10 half double crochets. We continue with two increases of half double crochets. In the slip stitch from the previous round, we make a half double crochet, and we close by inserting the hook into the chain we made at the beginning of the round. We make three chains to make the third round. In the next four stitches, we're going to make four increases of double crochets. We have one, two, three, and four. Done. We continue making 22 double crochets. Done, we have the 22 double crochets, and we're going to continue making 10 increases of double crochets in this way. Once you finish making your 10 increases, you will do the same as we did on the other side. Done, we have the 10 increases and the 22 double crochets. We continue with 4 increases of double crochets. We have one, one, two, three, and four. And we finish the round with a double crochet. That is the slip stitch from the previous round. We're going to omit it, and simply close in the third chain with a slip stitch. A chain, and that chain already counts as our first stitch, and we're going to make half double crochets all around, always maintaining the same tension when crocheting the round in half double crochets.
Ladies, here is our 12-centimeter sole, which is suitable for a baby approximately 9 to 12 months old. Well, ladies, here are the soles: 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 centimeters. Ladies, I didn't want to make this video, ladies, for the simple reason that when you make these soles, you have to have all the patterns. For example, let's take the Adidas as an example. For the Adidas, you have to make your own pattern for 8 centimeters, 9, 10, and so on. So, if I, if I have told you about the formula I use, if I want a larger size, to not modify the pattern, I just use a thicker yarn with a larger hook. For example, if I am using in the video a 2-millimeter yarn with a hook, I don't know, 2.5 millimeters, to get a 3 to 6 month size, you, if you want it larger, can use a 3-millimeter yarn with a larger hook. If you want it smaller, use a thin yarn so that you don't get so confused and have many patterns for a single model. Ladies, try to use that method, ladies, because it will make your life much easier, I truly tell you, because I cannot make five patterns, five patterns for a single model. For example, for the Adidas, I cannot do this. I make them as I tell you, I use a thicker yarn and that's it. I already have it without modifying the pattern. As I told you at the beginning, these soles are only to be worked with a thin yarn, which is 1 millimeter. If you work with a yarn of 2 or 3 millimeters thickness, the sole will turn out enormous, so this will not work for you. This will not work for you. Remember that I have always told you, the thickness of your yarn will determine the size of your sole or your shoe. In several videos, I have shown you that we can do what I have told you from the beginning: use a thicker yarn to make it larger. In the dog slipper model, we used this same sole with a 3-millimeter yarn, and it came out to 14 centimeters. In the gray Vans-style slip-ons, I also used a 2-millimeter yarn, and I think it came out to a sole of about 12 centimeters, if I remember correctly. And it's like this, ladies, because you will get too confused having all of this, because you have to adapt the pattern, for example, for the Adidas, you have to make five patterns, and I think it's a bit complicated to have so many patterns. So, so that you don't get so confused, use that formula, ladies, truly. This has been all for today. I hope this tutorial video has been to your liking, and that you put the advice I give you into practice. We'll see you in a future video, not without first reminding you that I love you very much, that God blesses you, that you have an excellent day. I send you a big hug and many, many kisses, and don't forget to subscribe, comment, share. See you soon.