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Yes, exactly! The color changing is the same throughout and “closing the DC” is a great way to put it.

Hi, I’m so sorry the instruction seem impossible. Is there anything I can do to help? It is one of my earlier videos so I might be able to explain some parts better now!

@@joymakes my fault bro I was kidding

Oml I didn’t realize you meant the crochet club at my school😭😭 wait who are you😭

boi it was a year before we got to step two of the basics give me another five and we’ll get there maybe

I’ve gotten this same request from a couple of people, and I’ll keep it in mind for the future. Sorry about the troubles!

Hi! It might be the yarn, but it could also be your tension. Maybe try a smaller hook with the same yarn, or try crocheting tighter. If your project is still loose, I would try a different yarn!

@@joymakes Thank you ♥️

@user-jo5sd1lb4e of course! Let me know if you need more help.

Hi! You might be able to use an elastic string if it is strong. You will have to change up the beading technique because you don’t want to pull the string too taught (in case the string weakens and snaps in the future). I’d say, give it a good but be cautious!

@@joymakes Okay, thank you so much! I'll see if I can make it work. =D

@Pollywood2009 you’re welcome!! Tell me how it turns out!

@@joymakes I will! ^^

Correct. It’s not a formal knot, but the crossing over is enough to tighten the string like a knot would. I’m not sure what the better term would be. Sorry for the confusion!

Hi! I have a two ideas you could try. 1) use a thinner yarn and smaller hook with the same pattern. 2) make less increasing rows for the top of the hat. For example, try 4-6 rows instead of 7. If you can, try checking the size of the toddlers head with the top part of the hat. I hope one the hat works out for you!

That’s totally fine! Thank you for enjoying the pattern!

THANK YOU SO MUCH🥹🥹🥹

1-2 hours. I hope this helps!

It depends! I made 7 increasing rows so that the hat would fit my head. Please reference the measurements I talk about around 9:03 in the video! I hope this helps.

Thank you so much, that means a lot!😻

what do you mean?

Yay! Congrats😻

Thank you! I will keep that in mind next time😊

Hi! There are a few ways you can make sure you have enough stitches: 1) check that you are using the 2 chain stitches that were made at the beginning and end of row 2 when you make the square around the heart 2) make sure that the second row of your heart has a total of 29 stitches (including all the chain stitches). When you use the dc stitch from row one to make the hdc between all the single crochets in row 3, you are technically using a total of 30 stitches from the heart. 3) make sure that you are using the middle stitch from the FIRST row of the heart to make the double crochet when you do the 4sc-1hdc-4sc side if none of the above work/helps, I would omit the slip stitch at the beginning of the round and start with a sc. So it’ll go sc-hdc-dc-tc-ch2-dc-hdc-4sc-ch2-4sc-hdc-4sc-ch2-4sc-hdc-dc-ch2-tc-dc-hdc-and END with a sc I hope this helps!

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Thank you so much! I’m glad my video was helpful!

Thank you so much!

Hi! Thank you, you’re very kind😊 Crocheting in the front loop only when starting the brim would make it fan out more. Personally, I like my brim dropping down a little so I crochet through both loops. Also it’s easier! I tend to drop my loops easily when I crochet in the front loops. The look would depend on how structured your yarn is (if it’s loose like mine there won’t be much of a difference). You can always try out both looks to see what you like! I hope this helps!

Thanks for the speedy reply :)! That’s really helpful, and yeh, I’ve tried it and not so sure I like the look as much as yours, so will stick to your method for the checkers one I try next. Thanks again!

Hi! Yes, you can make the hat in half double crochets. Make sure that the top of the hat (the increasing part) is between 5.25-6.25 inches and that the hat is long enough (just try it on to see). For changing colors with hdcs: - Start the row by chaining two. Hdc until the stitch before you need to switch colors. - Then yarn over, insert your hook into the next stitch, and pull up a loop through the stitch (you should have 3 loops on your hook). - At this point, change the color of yarn you are holding and use that strand to complete the stitch (use it to pull through the 3 loops). I hope this helps!

@@joymakes Thank you! This is very helpful

Yes, whenever you start a new row make sure to chain two.

Thank you!!

Hi! I recommend making sure that you slip stitch and chain two at the end of a row to start a new row! This keeps the seam from tilting. I also recommend looking at the last row as you are crocheting a new row. Make sure that each stitch/color lines up with the row before. I hope this helps!!

Hi! The increase part is made up of double crochets but there are 2 double crochets in the stitch at the end of each checker. The part of the hat where we build the length of the hat is made up of double crochets with no increases. Then the brim follows the same increase pattern as the top of the hat. I hope this helps!

@@joymakes thanks for the explanation, it helps me a lot!!

no problem!!

It’s 22 cm from the top to the brim and 56 cm around the hat!

Hi!! You can use a bigger hook, thicker yarn, or you can make the top of your hat larger to be 6 or so inches! I hope this helps!

I’m not 100% sure, but I didn’t use a full ball of yarn!

I made two bucket hats for myself and i think my size was medium-large the first one took 70 grams and the second one was 76 grams, i used two different kinds of yarn tbh i dont know what kinds were they😂 but just in case you can buy 100 grams, if you eant me to measure the sizes you can tell me

Hi!! If you use the same hook size and make sure the tension isn’t too tight, the hat should turn out the same size (albeit a bit looser). If you want your hat to be nicely structured I would recommend using a hook size that fits you hat and just making sure the the top of the hat matches up to the one I mentioned in the video. I hope this helps!

Hi! I used a 4 ply, medium weight cotton yarn! For the hat in the thumbnail, the yarn was slightly thinner, but I would still consider it a medium/worsted weight yarn. I hope this helps!

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@@natamkee5067 IDK THIS WAS 5 MONTHS AGO

Ben!!

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Same !!

hi!! They should measure about 2.25 inches or 5.5 cm from the largest part going left to right. From when the top of the heart where it dips in to the bottom point should be about 1.5 inches or 4 cm. I hope this helps!

@@joymakes thank you!!!

no problem!!

Hi!! I’m so sorry but I’m not sure how much yarn I used. I do remember it was less than a skein of the main color of yarn. I hope this helps!

hi! i’m using a 5.25 mm crochet hook!

Np! I’m glad you enjoyed :)

and i dont know why i keep not having space to do the single crochet at the end

Hi! At 16:46 there should only be 4 sc on that edge before you make a hdc. Double check if you put two stitches in one space. Also double check that your... • 1st stitch is a loose slip stitch into the chain one space at the bottom of the heart between the two single crochets from the last row • 2nd stitch is a single crochet into the first sc on the left of the chain one space from the heart • 3rd stitch is a hdc into the second sc from the heart • 4th stitch is a dc in the chain one space • 5th stitch is a tc in a sc space -Then you have two chains for the corner- • 6th is a dc in a chain one space • 7th is a hdc into the first dc of the last row that makes the round part of the heart • 8th is a sc into the second dc of the last row • 9th is a sc into the third dc of the last row • 10th is a sc into the fourth dc of the last row • 11th is a sc into the fifth dc of the last row -Then you have two chains for the corner- • 12th is a sc into the sixth dc of the last row • 13th is a sc into the seventh dc of the last row • 14th is a sc into the eighth dc of the last row • 15th is a sc into the loose chain we made before slip stitching and finishing the heart -Then you make a hdc into the middle dc of the first row’s cluster- Then the other side of the heart should be the exact same but mirrored. Make sure that your first stitch on this side is a sc in a chain one space. The chain one space can be a bit hard to find so you might want to use a smaller hook just for that stitch, but that sc in the chain space will guarantee you have enough space to finish the row properly. The last stitch of the row should be a sc into the second sc of the last row right before the chain space of the last row/before the slip stitch we make at the beginning of this row. In other words, for the second side of the heart you can reference the bullet points above. The first stitch on this side is the 15th stitch from the other side (the hdc is a stitch to make the middle of the heart so it doesn’t count when I’m talking about mirroring/the other side) and the very last stitch is the 2nd stitch (not the first because we only need one slip stitch-also a stitch for the middle of the heart-just the bottom middle lol).

@@joymakes thank you so so much omg

Np! Let me know if you have any other questions :) I’m happy to help 🥰

hi! At 17:52 I only went through the back loop (I didn’t go through the front loop) and the other strand you see is the loose end of the yarn when I cut off after making the heart. I put it over my hook along with the back loop so I could weave it in as I crocheted (so I wouldn’t have to weave it in later). I hope this clears things up! Let me know if you have any more questions. Happy crocheting 😊

@@joymakes awesome thank you so much! thank you for this video i will definitely try making these tomorrow 😁