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Aw, thank you!

I really resent your implications that I'm somehow scamming people with my free pattern. I always answer people's questions because I like helping new knitters. The paid pdf version is never required but appreciated. You yourself said it was obvious that the whole hat was in k1p1, but then complain about being confused. I wrote knit because it is shorter than saying "continue in the established k1p1 pattern throughout the decrease rows." I assumed it was self explanatory. Everyone's brain works differently. I have people tell me this was the easiest hat pattern they've ever made and then I have others who struggle and have to start over multiple times. You could have nicely asked me to change the wording in the description and I could have done that, but instead you decided to attack my character which is really uncalled for.

Awesome, I'm glad!

That might work! I've never tried felting on crochet before.

They could be rainbow blackbirds? Collect a full set?

@@Corduroykidd Best idea ever! Thank you :D my school shall be invaded

You can either count like I did or you can place a marker before each decrease point.

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Imo it kinda looks like Walden, the crow from the webtoon Realta

@@ponyosurlafalaise1186 I've never heard of that one, might have to check it out!

Thanks for watching!

And its been around for hundreds of years, how did they come up with this stuff?

Yeah, working with black is tough, trying going outside in natural light or working right underneath a desk lamp. Lighting is key.

Thanks for your kind words! Yes I agree about the rubber bands, I tried that later on for improved traction and it holds much better. Glad to meet a new youtuber in the crochet space!

@@zosiaanaa3526 it’s not my pattern so I can’t make a tutorial 🙂

@@Corduroykidd excuse may I know the source of the pattern?

@@김춘배-u1g It's the Giant Snail pattern by Crafty Intentions on Etsy.

@@Corduroykidd really thank you

Gauge is 6.25 stitches to the inch in ribbing and 7.5 rows per inch. The pattern is in done in multiples of 8. Because of the ribbing you'd take your head measurement minus 4 inches and multiply by gauge and then choose the closest multiple of 8.

@@Corduroykidd thank you so much for your helpful response!

Because I have unhealthy boundaries haha

@@physicslawss hmm, I don’t know, are you tightening the magic circle well enough? It is a bit of an awkward piece to work on. Are you sure you have the right stitch count for each round?

Yes and no, maybe not a very first project, but since it works up so quick it's okay if you make mistakes.

It was a lot of small colour changes, but it was fun :)

Others have done it so I don't see why not. Try 2-3 testing rows and measure it to see how off the numbers are, then you can start over and add more stitches if needed. Maybe try a larger hook as well.

Awesome! Great to hear it.

They make nice tapered handles now that might work for you? I'm not sure.

That’s amazing, hope it does well at your market!

This is not my pattern, so no I won’t be making a tutorial.

@@Corduroykidd Very disappointing

Thanks 😊

It's about 250 metres depending on the length and size.

Awesome! Glad I could teach you something new. I’m all about efficiency.

What part are you stuck on exactly? Also the link for the video was in the description of the etsy listing. I'm always transparent with which of my patterns have free video versions.

Unfortunately it's not possible to knit ribbing sideways. You can knit a simple beanie sideways, I just don't have a pattern for that. I'm sure you can find one on youtube.

Thanks :)

It's bernat pipsqueak and I think I used 5 skeins.

@@Corduroykiddim Sorry to bother u again but, how long did it take in total and how long did sewing take?

@@Nora_edits123 I think I worked on it every day for a week. The sewing probably took a couple hours at the end.

Thank u!

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

I mean easy is subjective. I don't think it's too hard for beginners, its really just sc back and forth. The hardest part is keeping all the yarns from tangling so if you try a project pick one with only a couple colours.

It would probably fit a pencil already, depending on the size. If you want to make the tube bigger you can have one less decrease to up the stitch count of the inner tube by one, and the inverse for making it smaller. Hope that helps.

@@Corduroykidd thank you sm!

Because it's essentially a tube inside another tube so that you can stuff it. Others have said that there is an easier way to do it, if you crochet the larger tube inside out initially and then after decreasing for the smaller tube you can flip the larger tube right side out instead of the smaller one. I hope that made sense.

Awesome!

I just tie them together in the back or the ones I can’t I weave in. It’s a lot of ends if you weave in all of them.

Awesome, glad you like it.

Awesome! Yeah that was the same for me, ergonomic hooks are so expensive.

Plis tutorial nessie

@@justynagasinska9443 That pattern isn't mine to make a tutorial for. It's by Moontyasha.