@@laurlaurbunnie Yes! However make less rows :) I suggest googling a hat sizing chart and measuring tape. As soon as you know the circumference around your head for example mine is 22”, then you can know the width for the circle ~7” and the length of the hat ~8-9” :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 ohh I see, so let's say the circumference of my head is 20".. how many rows will I do? Also do I follow the video as i go and just do the same sts just less? Sorry for all the questions, I'm a beginner!
@@laurlaurbunnie yes so do everything the same just stop adding rows after your circle is 6.5” in width. Then continue when in the tutorial I go in the front loops only and make enough rows so that when you fold the hat in half the length from the top to the bottoms is about 7.75-8 inches and then go to the last part where I go in the front loops only again. See if you want to add all the rows I did, or if you want to do one less row on that part I recommend doing the 4 stitches and inc, 6 stitches and inc, and the 8 stitches and inc but leave out the 10 stitches and inc. make sure to finish your hat with one row of no inc like I did!
I wanted to apologize for my comments about the other cow hat tutorials, I meant to explain my process about how and why I take the time to weave in all the ends to make the spots, and I did not realize how it was disrespectful.
I don't see how it can be disrespectful. You're all good! I have a question. For the increases, do I just do two HDC in one stitch for all the rows or do the number of HDC determine the amount of HDC in the increase? I'm sorry if it's a confusing question. When you would start your 3-23 rows, you would jump cut as soon as you started an increase.
I just made one for my daughter…she randomly requested a purple and white cow bucket hat! This video was so easy to follow and detailed perfectly. Thank you! ❤❤
i LOVED this tutorial and i just want to add that if you’re like me and have thick hair instead of weaving in you could also just tie two strands that are close together. it saved me time and i feel it’s more secure🥳
Thanks so much for making this video! My granddaughter wants me to make one for her. If you hadn't shown what it looks like to make separate spots sewn on I would have done it that way as it would be faster. Your way looks so much better! And it really isn't taking too long to do the color changes. I weave in the ends as I go.
I'm Brazilian I was looking for a video with the most beautiful hat, but I couldn't find it then I went looking for more, and found yours there I translated the video and tried to do it, I was wrong several more times in the I finally managed to do it, thanks for making this video. you are very creative congratulations. Thank you so much you helped me a lot I needed it. ❤️
One suggestion for future tutorials, say the stitch count after each row and what rows you placed the details on. My hat turned out a little too big and I think I might have added a few extra stitches throughout somehow but I wouldn't have known because I didn't know how many stitches it was supposed to be. The ears and horns ended up being pretty crooked because I had to do if by eye and didn't have a good way to see where it would end up exactly as I was sewing it. Overall, it looks really cute but it just doesn't fit me which is a little disappointing.
Hello I really loveee this pattern 🥺 I don’t happen to have your exact type of yarn so I used milk cotton yarn (which is 5ply thick i suppose), I’m aware that it’s gonna be smaller and it is, but i didn’t think it’s gonna be that small, I think I might need to make it to row 12 or 13 to make the flat surface to be as big as I want to. I wanna ask if I do so, will the other next rows be affect, like from row 19 (in your pattern), will it get changed or affected somewhat? Should I change it from 4 HDC to a bigger number? Thank you so much for this video ❤️
Thank you for putting the step-by-step pattern in the comments, but I was wondering if you could redo that an Also, tell us how many stitches you should have at the end of each round? That way, I can double-check when I'm done with one round. And also when you switch colors, just a little more explanation about that. I was trying to follow along with the video an it got a little confusing. I think it's the third round. You started to switch color but could you explain like? How many stitches of the white did you do before you switched to the black? And how many stitches of the black did you do before you switched back to the white?
Hi! Each row adds 8 stitches, so we start w 8hdc into a magic circle, row 2 should have 16, row 3 should have 24, row 4 should have 32, row 5 should have 40, etc. When it gets to the brim, it won’t end on an inc anymore, it will end more randomly. For the colors, each hat will be unique and you can make the spots however you like, it was not a good use of my time to explain every color change because it’s about getting creative and however you do them it can’t be messed up. My advice is to change to black 1-3 stitches before you get to the black part of the previous row, to grow the spot, and 1-3 stitches before the blackspot ends to make it smaller, but have fun with it! I hope this helps
This tutorial would’ve been great if I knew where to place my secondary colour for the spots 😭 I have autism and need to follow patterns that have every single stitch and colour change otherwise I cannot do it :( I got to round 2 and had to frog the hat and use another tutorial as I don’t understand when to change colours so they line up :(
I completely understand! I am sorry that I cannot show each color change because every hat is unique and where the spots are are up to the creator :) Feel free to try without attempting to line it all up, as it is cool looking to have the black shapes however they come out! I hope you found a tutorial that works for you :)
Hi! You need a 4.5mm crochet hook and a 3.75mm crochet hook, black yarn, white yarn, scissors, and a yarn needle (this is the same materials so this should be pretty much all you need to make most things :) )
If anyone, like me, found their horns weren’t coming out as cone shaped as they like this is the pattern I followed: Round 1: Magic a MC and SC 6 into the MC. Pull the ring tight. (6) Round 2: SC 5, SCINC. (7) Round 3: SC 3, SCINC, SC 3. (8) Round 4: SCINC, SC 7. (9) Round 5: SC 4, SCINC, SC 4. (10) Round 6: SC 9, SCINC. (11) Round 7: SC 5, SCINC, SC 5. (12) Round 8: SCINC, SC 11. (13) Round 9: SC 6, SCINC, SC 6. (14) Round 10: SC 13, SCINC. (15)
On the brim when INC, in the video you say to do 4 HDC and INC , then you say to do 8 HDC and INC. BUT in the written pattern you wrote to do 4 HDC INC, THEN 6 HDC INC, THEN 8 and then 10. SO do we do the 6? Or do you jump right from 4 to 8? Which pattern is correct? I did the 6 and the math isnt adding up to meet me back at my stitch marker, Im always a few stitches short. I did row 10 so I have 80 stitches around, But 4HDC , INCH back to the stitch marker is only 78 stitches so you have 2 HDC left over
I apologize for the late response, I didn’t see the comments coming in! I meant 4,6,8,10, not what I said in the video. The math won’t add up during the brim.
hi! omg, I love your videos and i love the idea of this crocheted hat! It’s everything! i want to start selling my work and I was wondering, with your permission if I could make and sell items like yours using this tutorial as long as I give credit to the video??
Hey, what's the diameter of the hat when you've finished row 9 or 10? I'm using a different type of yarn and think I might need to make it a little bigger, but I'm not sure how big. Thanks!
This tutorial was so nice and easy to follow for a beginner like me! However, as I'm making the top of the hat (I am on the 3rd row) my hat isn't really flat. It is curving and bending, so is that normal? Or am I doing something wrong? (I'm asking now so if I have to restart it wouldn't be so bad since I'm only on the 3rd row)
I'm a total beginner but my sister's birthday present won't be arriving for another month and next week is her birthday so here I am ready to overestimate my own talents and try to make this. I don't have any black yarn but I do have grey so it will be a white and grey cow ... wish me luck haha
Less increase rows! I would google a hat sizing chart so you can make increase rows until the crown is like 4 inches or something, and the hat height is 6 (for example)
Idk if I followed the pattern wrong or something, but mine came out huge and a whole different shape LMAO like a big flat circle on top, and then small sides. Idk what I did wrong I’ve been crocheting for 2 years
Hi, it’s my second bucket hat (i did your teddy bear hat) but i changed my yarn and now my first 8 rows of the circle are very soft and i don’t know why. Do you have a tip so that it « has a shape »? Do i have to restart at the beginning ?
If the issue is with the changing colors, tie a knot when you change colors so it’s tighter. If not, dm me a pic of what you have on insta @g_mcauleyy and I will help you as best as I can :)
I am struggling to make the ears... Mine keep turning out strange and not like yours. I think I just cannot tell where the loop is that I'm putting the three sc into. Any tips?
Hi! I don't think your hook size or yarn is the issue, it might be that you aren't increasing enough, or that you crochet tighter than I do. I suggest adding more rows of increases until the circle has a diameter of around 6.5-7 inches and then moving forward with the rest of the tutorial!
Keep increasing until your crown width is 6.75-7.5 inches! You might need more rows since you’re using a smaller hook. If you’re crown is too small with the rows I showed, then continue following the pattern of 8 hdc then inc, then the next row 9 hdc then inc, then 10 hdc then inc.
Question .. why do I always end of with extra stitches starting at row 19 ? Rows 10 thru 18 i have 😊 80 stitches . After that always gave extra stitches ? What am I doing wrong ? Or whats going on ?
Helloooo i am currently making a hat. My yarn is way thinner than yours so i had to do more rows at the beginning. But i have a question for the bend. If i have thinner yarn, should i still make only 1 "bending row" or 2? I hope you understand my question 😅
Oh and what patterns should i follow for the end, for the only white part? Of i do 4,8,10 and then only HDC my thing is going to be to small, i will need more rows :(. How should i coordinate them?
hello, ive been wanting to crochet hats but they turn out small i think its because of my yarn size :// may i ask what size of yarn you're using? thanks!!
I recommend googling a hat sizing chart and then measuring your hat as you make the rounds. For example if your head is 22 inches then I believe you make the flat part 6”, and the length of it 8”.
I would find a chart for a toddler hat, using their head circumference to see how big the crown of the hat and the length should be. Then use my pattern but with less rows so that it matches the chart for sizing.
Hi...um..so me at row 7 rn n my hat not look fine....idk i think i did something wrong but i'm not sure, cuz i did the exact thing like you, but it got so curly (looks like flower 🥲)...wait i'm not sure how to call it, i'm not good at english so yeah..., Is this normal n should i just continue crochet or what ? 🥲
I'm not really sure why the written pattern doesn't include what stitches get the color change to make the spots. Hmmm. The video doesn't really either. I suppose we just need to guess where to start.
Hi! That will be so cute :)) You will need less rows because the yarn is thicker, so for the first part of the hat just make increase rows until your circle has a diameter of 7 inches ish, then move on to the next part and add rows until your hat is long enough, and for the third part (the brim) add rows until the brim is wide enough for you!
@@BloodMustRain Yes. Lets first confirm two things, one is that the weight of your yarn and size of your hook are appropriate (should match the tutorial), and that when you increase, you are doing two stitches with no increases, and then the third has the increase.
So when you do a Hdc, inc.. Is the increase just a hdc twice in one stitch..? That’s the part I get lost in cause for me, an inc is 2 single crochet stitches into 1 single stitch. I do amigurumi so I might be getting mixed up here 😵💫
Hello! Thank you for this tutorial! I’m lost at Row 20! From the Row 19, I got 96 stitches all around, so on Row 20, doing 6HDC, increase, I’ll have a few stitches left! Where did I go wrong? 🥲
When you increase you basically do two hdc in the same stitch. For example, when you have to do [hdc, inc] you do the hdc, then in the next stitch you put two hdc and so on
@@gabriellemcauley9827 i did this 2 hdc and then 2hdc increase then 3 hdc 3 increase and on and on but my circle is ruffled and not very much of a circle where did i go wrong?
Hat: Row 1: HDC 8 into magic circle Row 2: HDC an increase in each stitch (16 stitches total) Row 3: HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 4: 2 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 5: 3 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 6: 4 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 7: 5 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 8: 6 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 9: 7 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) optional: Row 10: 8 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 11: HDC in each stitch FRONT LOOPS ONLY 12-18: HDC in each stitch around Row 19: 4 HDC, inc (FRONT LOOPS ONLY) (repeat all the way around) Row 20: 6 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 21: 8 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 22: 10 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 23: HDC in each stitch around Slip stitch, chain one, cut off, weave in all ends Make sure to change colors throughout! Ears: Chain 6 Single crochet in second chain from hook, single crochet across chain In last loop, make three sc, then sc across backside of the chain In last loop, make three sc, then sc across the opposite side again repeat this pattern until ear is a good size (I went down and back 5 times) Horns: Row 1: Sc 6 in magic circle Row 2: Sc in each stitch Row 3: Sc, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 4: Sc in each stitch Row 5: 2 sc, inc (repeat all the way around) Row 6: Sc in each stitch ss, chain one, cut off Sew everything together!
Hmm maybe on the increases you should make a row less? Stop at 6 stitches and then an inc and add only 6 more rows for the length of the hat? It could also be the thickness of your yarn?
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I mean the edges don’t curl in unison . Each section of the hat curls in its own way ??… I don’t know if my half double crotchets are too tight or if it be something else ??😭
This tutorial has brought me nothing but confusion and frustration. It'd be much easier to follow if you said what stitch of the row you were on that you changed colors.
I understand that you want an exact stitch, but it is more about creating your own shapes! You can change color whenever you want, and make the sizes of the spots however big and long you desire.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I understood that. I just wanted to one with an exact stitch so I could get the hang of it and then move to do it by myself if that makes sense.
Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions and if you have any tips drop them down below!!
Hi!! Do you think this pattern will work with chunky yarn? Pls respond, thank you!
@@laurlaurbunnie Yes! However make less rows :) I suggest googling a hat sizing chart and measuring tape. As soon as you know the circumference around your head for example mine is 22”, then you can know the width for the circle ~7” and the length of the hat ~8-9” :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 ohh I see, so let's say the circumference of my head is 20".. how many rows will I do? Also do I follow the video as i go and just do the same sts just less? Sorry for all the questions, I'm a beginner!
@@laurlaurbunnie yes so do everything the same just stop adding rows after your circle is 6.5” in width. Then continue when in the tutorial I go in the front loops only and make enough rows so that when you fold the hat in half the length from the top to the bottoms is about 7.75-8 inches and then go to the last part where I go in the front loops only again. See if you want to add all the rows I did, or if you want to do one less row on that part I recommend doing the 4 stitches and inc, 6 stitches and inc, and the 8 stitches and inc but leave out the 10 stitches and inc. make sure to finish your hat with one row of no inc like I did!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 thank you so much!!
Here's the written pattern
Thank you very much ❤️🥰
Nossa muito obrigadaaaaaa y love you 💗💕💕💕💕💕💕
Moça o que é inc????
@@nayllaandrade2890 increase! Two stitches in one hole
@@gabriellemcauley9827 tank you 💗
I wanted to apologize for my comments about the other cow hat tutorials, I meant to explain my process about how and why I take the time to weave in all the ends to make the spots, and I did not realize how it was disrespectful.
dw about it broski. You're not wrong on how wack the other ones look, and I love the neatness of stitching them in instead of adding them on!
@@izzybluebell8399 I appreciate your nice comment 💕
I don't see how it can be disrespectful. You're all good!
I have a question. For the increases, do I just do two HDC in one stitch for all the rows or do the number of HDC determine the amount of HDC in the increase? I'm sorry if it's a confusing question. When you would start your 3-23 rows, you would jump cut as soon as you started an increase.
@@antisocialal4799 Hi! Thank you :) each increase is just 2 hdc in a stitch!
I’m late to this but I don’t see how disrespectful your comments were. Everyone has preferences and it’s okay to show dislike.
I just made one for my daughter…she randomly requested a purple and white cow bucket hat! This video was so easy to follow and detailed perfectly. Thank you! ❤❤
girl, i saw this and i had to do it right after. it’s 4 am and i’m not gonna sleep til it’s done lol.
this is so well explained! thank you
Ahhh I bet it turns out amazing!! Everything made after midnight does hahahaha (except home work)
i LOVED this tutorial and i just want to add that if you’re like me and have thick hair instead of weaving in you could also just tie two strands that are close together. it saved me time and i feel it’s more secure🥳
i have locs so i don’t feel the knots but if you have straight hair you might.
Good tip!!
I am currently working on a cow hat, just got the yarn and am up to row 8, love this tutorial! It is so easy to follow thank you!
Thank you! I appreciate you taking your time to say that :)
what is the size of each of the yarns? and how centimeter long are they?
finally, a good and easy to understand cow hat tutorial!! Thx for this
Of course!!
Felt so relieved when you said “I got you”
Hahaha 💕💕
Such a great design and easy tutorial! I just made one for myself and now some for my girlfriends
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much for making this video! My granddaughter wants me to make one for her. If you hadn't shown what it looks like to make separate spots sewn on I would have done it that way as it would be faster. Your way looks so much better! And it really isn't taking too long to do the color changes. I weave in the ends as I go.
I hope your granddaughter loves it :)
I'm Brazilian I was looking for a video with the most beautiful hat, but I couldn't find it then I went looking for more, and found yours there I translated the video and tried to do it, I was wrong several more times in the I finally managed to do it, thanks for making this video. you are very creative congratulations. Thank you so much you helped me a lot I needed it. ❤️
Oh thank you so much I appreciate your lovely comment and I’m glad I helped you out!
vídeo brasileiro de crochê é só capa pra botijão de gás e tapetinho de banheiro KKKKKKKKJJKKKKKKKKKKK
@@xun1447 sim kkkkk
omg 🥺😭 i can't wait to make one for myself and wear it with my septum
Ahh so cute! 🐮
One suggestion for future tutorials, say the stitch count after each row and what rows you placed the details on. My hat turned out a little too big and I think I might have added a few extra stitches throughout somehow but I wouldn't have known because I didn't know how many stitches it was supposed to be.
The ears and horns ended up being pretty crooked because I had to do if by eye and didn't have a good way to see where it would end up exactly as I was sewing it.
Overall, it looks really cute but it just doesn't fit me which is a little disappointing.
That is a good idea, thank you I will do that in the future :)
i am going to try this with thick white and pink yarn for a strawberry cow🍓🐮
That’s genius!!
Thank you so much.... I was looking for a tutorial like this!!!
Yay! You’re welcome :))
I made this for my Niece. It came out so cute. Thanks
This is so cute! I'm so excited to try and make it for myself!
You got this!!
Woww thanks so much for using your time to make this tutorial! And the hat looks so lovely ❤️
Thank you!! 💕
Made two hats thanks to you!!! 🎉
Aw yay!!
THANK YOUUUU!!! I wanted to do this so bad, thanks for teaching me :)
Ahhh you’re welcome!!!
Hello I really loveee this pattern 🥺 I don’t happen to have your exact type of yarn so I used milk cotton yarn (which is 5ply thick i suppose), I’m aware that it’s gonna be smaller and it is, but i didn’t think it’s gonna be that small, I think I might need to make it to row 12 or 13 to make the flat surface to be as big as I want to. I wanna ask if I do so, will the other next rows be affect, like from row 19 (in your pattern), will it get changed or affected somewhat? Should I change it from 4 HDC to a bigger number? Thank you so much for this video ❤️
I would say a smaller number actually (trippy I know). Maybe try 3hdc then inc, and on the following ones 5hdc then inc, then 7hdc inc and so on.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 Thank you so much ❤️
@@winstymintie2456 hey I’m making this right now and mine came out smaller too. Did you try this, did it work?
Thank you for putting the step-by-step pattern in the comments, but I was wondering if you could redo that an
Also, tell us how many stitches you should have at the end of each round? That way, I can double-check when I'm done with one round. And also when you switch colors, just a little more explanation about that. I was trying to follow along with the video an it got a little confusing.
I think it's the third round. You started to switch color but could you explain like? How many stitches of the white did you do before you switched to the black? And how many stitches of the black did you do before you switched back to the white?
Hi! Each row adds 8 stitches, so we start w 8hdc into a magic circle, row 2 should have 16, row 3 should have 24, row 4 should have 32, row 5 should have 40, etc. When it gets to the brim, it won’t end on an inc anymore, it will end more randomly. For the colors, each hat will be unique and you can make the spots however you like, it was not a good use of my time to explain every color change because it’s about getting creative and however you do them it can’t be messed up. My advice is to change to black 1-3 stitches before you get to the black part of the previous row, to grow the spot, and 1-3 stitches before the blackspot ends to make it smaller, but have fun with it! I hope this helps
Just a tip: you should tell us how to measure the size of our head, so the hat will not be too big or too small
That’s a great idea, I could make a video about that
This tutorial would’ve been great if I knew where to place my secondary colour for the spots 😭 I have autism and need to follow patterns that have every single stitch and colour change otherwise I cannot do it :(
I got to round 2 and had to frog the hat and use another tutorial as I don’t understand when to change colours so they line up :(
I completely understand! I am sorry that I cannot show each color change because every hat is unique and where the spots are are up to the creator :) Feel free to try without attempting to line it all up, as it is cool looking to have the black shapes however they come out! I hope you found a tutorial that works for you :)
I'm also struggling with the color changes as well and not really sure how to approach it lol did you find another tutorial that works?
@@ughcaiko no, I just gave up 😂😭
Hi I'm a new Crochety haha I was wondering what materials your need to make this hat! :)
Hi! You need a 4.5mm crochet hook and a 3.75mm crochet hook, black yarn, white yarn, scissors, and a yarn needle (this is the same materials so this should be pretty much all you need to make most things :) )
If anyone, like me, found their horns weren’t coming out as cone shaped as they like this is the pattern I followed:
Round 1: Magic a MC and SC 6 into the MC. Pull the ring tight. (6)
Round 2: SC 5, SCINC. (7)
Round 3: SC 3, SCINC, SC 3. (8)
Round 4: SCINC, SC 7. (9)
Round 5: SC 4, SCINC, SC 4. (10)
Round 6: SC 9, SCINC. (11)
Round 7: SC 5, SCINC, SC 5. (12)
Round 8: SCINC, SC 11. (13)
Round 9: SC 6, SCINC, SC 6. (14)
Round 10: SC 13, SCINC. (15)
On the brim when INC, in the video you say to do 4 HDC and INC , then you say to do 8 HDC and INC. BUT in the written pattern you wrote to do 4 HDC INC, THEN 6 HDC INC, THEN 8 and then 10. SO do we do the 6? Or do you jump right from 4 to 8? Which pattern is correct? I did the 6 and the math isnt adding up to meet me back at my stitch marker, Im always a few stitches short. I did row 10 so I have 80 stitches around, But 4HDC , INCH back to the stitch marker is only 78 stitches so you have 2 HDC left over
yes same issue with me
I apologize for the late response, I didn’t see the comments coming in! I meant 4,6,8,10, not what I said in the video. The math won’t add up during the brim.
hi! omg, I love your videos and i love the idea of this crocheted hat! It’s everything! i want to start selling my work and I was wondering, with your permission if I could make and sell items like yours using this tutorial as long as I give credit to the video??
Of course!! These are my bestsellers definitely get that bag 💰
Hey, what's the diameter of the hat when you've finished row 9 or 10? I'm using a different type of yarn and think I might need to make it a little bigger, but I'm not sure how big. Thanks!
This tutorial was so nice and easy to follow for a beginner like me! However, as I'm making the top of the hat (I am on the 3rd row) my hat isn't really flat. It is curving and bending, so is that normal? Or am I doing something wrong? (I'm asking now so if I have to restart it wouldn't be so bad since I'm only on the 3rd row)
Yes a bit of curving is normal, if it’s a lot try releasing some tension. Your stitches are likely too tight!
Oh I see! Thank you!! I got so worried that it's not flat 😅
@@Kavier_draws you should be able to flatten it on the table, if not try to do your stitches looser
I see, thank you!
@@Kavier_draws yes ofc, let me know any other questions you have and thank you for the kind comments
Hi!! Do you think this pattern will work with chunky yarn? Pls reply thank you!
heyy, it should work but you would probably skip on the number of rounds according to the size of your yarn and how big you want the hat to he
Omg you are a life saver
Thank you!!
I'm a total beginner but my sister's birthday present won't be arriving for another month and next week is her birthday so here I am ready to overestimate my own talents and try to make this. I don't have any black yarn but I do have grey so it will be a white and grey cow ... wish me luck haha
i love this! What do you recommend if i want to make this for a toddler? smaller hook or less stitches?
Less increase rows! I would google a hat sizing chart so you can make increase rows until the crown is like 4 inches or something, and the hat height is 6 (for example)
Thx this tutorial was so helpful
Yay glad I can help
Idk if I followed the pattern wrong or something, but mine came out huge and a whole different shape LMAO like a big flat circle on top, and then small sides. Idk what I did wrong I’ve been crocheting for 2 years
sounds kind of like a tension related thingy??
Hi. Great easy to understand tutorial! I was wondering which brand of yarn you used in the tutorial.
Impeccable!
And thank you hahaha
@@gabriellemcauley9827 Thanks! I'm putting in my pre-boxing day order for Michaels.. so perfect timing! :)
@@JudyC-ef9nz yay!!
Hi, it’s my second bucket hat (i did your teddy bear hat) but i changed my yarn and now my first 8 rows of the circle are very soft and i don’t know why. Do you have a tip so that it « has a shape »? Do i have to restart at the beginning ?
If the issue is with the changing colors, tie a knot when you change colors so it’s tighter. If not, dm me a pic of what you have on insta @g_mcauleyy and I will help you as best as I can :)
Loved the tutorial and I have a question. The hat is a little too small for me, what should I do in order to make a bigger one next time?
Add another row of increase, so 9 hdc then increase :) and you can add another row to the mid section if needed ☺️
@@gabriellemcauley9827 Like at the beginning? Starting with 9 instead of 8?
Great tutorial but I followed it very carefully twice and now I have two flat cow print place mats instead of hats. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong?
LOVE ITTTT!!! exsited to make one for my cousin's BD😖💗💗
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I am making one for my cousin!!!!
I make it for myself but i haven't a pattern thank you
I am struggling to make the ears... Mine keep turning out strange and not like yours. I think I just cannot tell where the loop is that I'm putting the three sc into. Any tips?
Try using a stitch marker so that you can put the three sc into the right one :)
Thank you for sharing.It's so cute ♡
Which ply did you use ? 5 ply or 8ply.
I believe 8 ply!
Hi i just started and I’m on row 6 and it looks so small compared to yours. I’m using 5.5 mm yarn with the same hook could that be the issue?
Hi! I don't think your hook size or yarn is the issue, it might be that you aren't increasing enough, or that you crochet tighter than I do. I suggest adding more rows of increases until the circle has a diameter of around 6.5-7 inches and then moving forward with the rest of the tutorial!
Thanks for ur tutorial!
But how much yarn u need to finish this hat?
I don’t know the specifics (like yard or grams) but 1 skein total :)
Ne kadar güzel detaylı bir anlatım..teşekkurler🌸
Hii, i'm using a 3.5mm crochet hook Can work? Until which round do I increase?
Keep increasing until your crown width is 6.75-7.5 inches! You might need more rows since you’re using a smaller hook. If you’re crown is too small with the rows I showed, then continue following the pattern of 8 hdc then inc, then the next row 9 hdc then inc, then 10 hdc then inc.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 TYSMM💖💖
@@aileenreyescopri6497 ofc! Let me know any more questions :)
Question .. why do I always end of with extra stitches starting at row 19 ? Rows 10 thru 18 i have 😊 80 stitches . After that always gave extra stitches ? What am I doing wrong ? Or whats going on ?
Helloooo i am currently making a hat. My yarn is way thinner than yours so i had to do more rows at the beginning. But i have a question for the bend. If i have thinner yarn, should i still make only 1 "bending row" or 2? I hope you understand my question 😅
Oh and what patterns should i follow for the end, for the only white part? Of i do 4,8,10 and then only HDC my thing is going to be to small, i will need more rows :(. How should i coordinate them?
@@nicoleweiss4039 hi! Only one bend row :) for the end continue the pattern of increasing so 4,8,10,12,14 etc until you have enough rows
@@gabriellemcauley9827 thank uuuuuu
@@nicoleweiss4039 yes of course!
i love it 🇲🇽🥰
☺️ thank you!!
hello, ive been wanting to crochet hats but they turn out small i think its because of my yarn size ://
may i ask what size of yarn you're using? thanks!!
Hi! I used a yarn weight of medium (4)
do you think it will it fit a toddler with afro-like/curly hair? or will it still be too big
I would probably make it 2 rows smaller :)
i loved the tutprial, im done with mine!!!! thank you so much
Yay! I’m so glad :)
What size or how many rounds should I do if I'm using fluffy yarn
I recommend googling a hat sizing chart and then measuring your hat as you make the rounds. For example if your head is 22 inches then I believe you make the flat part 6”, and the length of it 8”.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 kk thx
Totally not me using black and white for the horns 😂😂🤭
Hahaha that’s so cute tho 😌
@@gabriellemcauley9827 it is adorable still
is there a written pattern with the black color written instead of just the white color?
No, you can add black wherever you want
How do I change it from a bucket hat to one with ear flaps and straps that tie under the chin?
Hi Could you tell me how many inches is the top of the hat? Before I stop the increases.Thank you
The width of my hat was 6.75-7 inches!
Thank you it really helped me
Ofc!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I’m definitely gonna try making it
Is there any way you can help with a pattern that would be toddler size?
I would find a chart for a toddler hat, using their head circumference to see how big the crown of the hat and the length should be. Then use my pattern but with less rows so that it matches the chart for sizing.
Can I do this tutorial with five MM crochet hook and yarn??!! i’m in the store and they don’t have 4 mm
Yes ofc! Just make sure to measure your hat because the rows will be slightly larger and you may need less rows :)
Hermoso, saludos 🇦🇷
Hi...um..so me at row 7 rn n my hat not look fine....idk i think i did something wrong but i'm not sure, cuz i did the exact thing like you, but it got so curly (looks like flower 🥲)...wait i'm not sure how to call it, i'm not good at english so yeah..., Is this normal n should i just continue crochet or what ? 🥲
So I’m thinking you may have made too many increases. If not, your crochet hook could be too big for your yarn. So maybe try a smaller hook :)
so i did the optional 8 hdc inc on row 10, how many hdc inc do i have to do for row 19, 4 hdc inc?
Yes
I'm not really sure why the written pattern doesn't include what stitches get the color change to make the spots. Hmmm. The video doesn't really either. I suppose we just need to guess where to start.
i could only find a 5 mm one and the 3.7 mm will that work? i also have mainstays acrylic yarn so i hope thats fine
Yes that will work!! Just make sure to measure your hat as you go :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 ok thank you so much
hey help me i have thick yarn because i wanted to make it fluffier so do i need to add or subtract any lines ?????????
Hi! That will be so cute :)) You will need less rows because the yarn is thicker, so for the first part of the hat just make increase rows until your circle has a diameter of 7 inches ish, then move on to the next part and add rows until your hat is long enough, and for the third part (the brim) add rows until the brim is wide enough for you!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 thanks for the help
:))
what is the size of each of the yarns? and how centimeter long are they?
4.5 oz, 260m
Hi! i love your vid super helpful :) would it be ok if i sell these hats using your pattern ? with of course credit to you
Thank you! Yes go for it!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 tysm!
Im not sure as to why it keeps curving when I Do the 3HDC and increase my tension isnt tight or anything
Maybe continue a few more rows and see if it continues to curve or not
@@gabriellemcauley9827 okay if it does is there something I can do differently
@@BloodMustRain Yes. Lets first confirm two things, one is that the weight of your yarn and size of your hook are appropriate (should match the tutorial), and that when you increase, you are doing two stitches with no increases, and then the third has the increase.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 well im following the tutorial exactly as it is
@@gabriellemcauley9827 so is 3HDC in one or 3HDC then a Increase
So when you do a Hdc, inc.. Is the increase just a hdc twice in one stitch..? That’s the part I get lost in cause for me, an inc is 2 single crochet stitches into 1 single stitch. I do amigurumi so I might be getting mixed up here 😵💫
An increase in this case would be two hdc in one stitch. Good luck with your project 💕
@@ioanababa9865 thank you! 💛
No minuto 12:23 você esta fazendo aumentos ou um meio ponto alto para cada ponto???
2 half double crochet stitches followed by an increase! Repeat all the way around
Hello! Thank you for this tutorial!
I’m lost at Row 20! From the Row 19, I got 96 stitches all around, so on Row 20, doing 6HDC, increase, I’ll have a few stitches left! Where did I go wrong? 🥲
That is normal!
If I am understanding correctly.
How long does it take to like fully complete this?
Usually 10 hours for me (3 are weaving in ends which is bleh)
hello! which yarn is used in composition?
Hi! I used the brand “Impeccable” which is a size 4 weight
My daughter inlaw wants one for our baby i don't know how to increase plz help
When you increase you basically do two hdc in the same stitch. For example, when you have to do [hdc, inc] you do the hdc, then in the next stitch you put two hdc and so on
Hello ima confused so 2 hdc then 2 increase witch is 2hdc but i. the same stitch
Yes so put one hdc in the next stitch, one hdc in the next stitch, and then 2 hdc in the next stitch
@@gabriellemcauley9827 i did this 2 hdc and then 2hdc increase then 3 hdc 3 increase and on and on but my circle is ruffled and not very much of a circle where did i go wrong?
@@kyenolan8289 can you tell me what number row you are on?
@@gabriellemcauley9827 i think i was on 6 so in that row i did 6 hdc and then an increase in a stick of 6hdc does that make sense?
@@kyenolan8289 so row 6 is making one hdc into the next six stitches and then in the seventh stitch placing two hdc
what is the thickness of the wool?
The skein weight is 4.5 oz
What type of yarn did you use is it a #4?
what type of yarn did you use?
I used the brand “Impeccable” which is a size 4 weight yarn :)
How much white yarn do u need??
Hmm I used maybe a 1/3 of a ball of yarn
Why does mine look like a flower sorta shape
Hmm I’ve not heard that before, feel free to dm me a pic on Instagram @g_mcauleyy
How do you make smaller?
You can make less rows of increases and less rows for the length :)
What size yarn are you using
The yarn weight is medium (4)
Just bookmarking for myself 36:43 ears
If someone wrote down the pattern, can you please share it?
Hat:
Row 1: HDC 8 into magic circle
Row 2: HDC an increase in each stitch (16 stitches total)
Row 3: HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 4: 2 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 5: 3 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 6: 4 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 7: 5 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 8: 6 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 9: 7 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
optional: Row 10: 8 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 11: HDC in each stitch FRONT LOOPS ONLY
12-18: HDC in each stitch around
Row 19: 4 HDC, inc (FRONT LOOPS ONLY) (repeat all the way around)
Row 20: 6 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 21: 8 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 22: 10 HDC, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 23: HDC in each stitch around
Slip stitch, chain one, cut off, weave in all ends
Make sure to change colors throughout!
Ears:
Chain 6
Single crochet in second chain from hook, single crochet across chain
In last loop, make three sc, then sc across backside of the chain
In last loop, make three sc, then sc across the opposite side again
repeat this pattern until ear is a good size (I went down and back 5 times)
Horns:
Row 1: Sc 6 in magic circle
Row 2: Sc in each stitch
Row 3: Sc, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 4: Sc in each stitch
Row 5: 2 sc, inc (repeat all the way around)
Row 6: Sc in each stitch
ss, chain one, cut off
Sew everything together!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 thank you so so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@chpatrickchpatrick2126 Ofc! I hope you like it :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 YES!
How Much Yarn In Total??
One skein of black, one skein of white, and just a little bit of tan
❤️❤️❤️очень хочу сделать такую, но очень без перевода русского тяжело😭😭😭
Sorry I don’t know Russian 😭😭
what kind of yarns u use
I used the brand impeccable :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 thanks!!
Mine turned out so big I'm not sure where I went wrong. I used the same hook size and everything...
Hmm maybe on the increases you should make a row less? Stop at 6 stitches and then an inc and add only 6 more rows for the length of the hat? It could also be the thickness of your yarn?
“crocheeeehhhs”
Hahahaha
25:29 Checkpoint
You need to be more clear on what a decrease is it literally just looks like you’re doing a half double crochet
Thank you, this will make my future tutorials better!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I apologize. I just didn’t understand what a decrease was but now I do🤦🏻♀️ you’re videos are amazing!
@@kelseatuttle533 of course, and it can be frustrating so I understand completely. Thank you for the nice comment
@@gabriellemcauley9827 your welcome! Absolutely love the cow hat! It’s so adorable 🥹
@@kelseatuttle533 I’m glad!!
thank you so much!!
Im so glad you like it!!!
@@gabriellemcauley9827 Well, you are very talented and you work hard!
@@carolinagordiano8901 Thank you ☺️
I don’t UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEAN BY INCREASE 😭😭😭
Place two half double crochet stitches into one stitch! Let me know if this helps :)
@@gabriellemcauley9827 yes it did !!, but every new row I start increasing the half double crotchet my hat starts having twirled edges 😭,,
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I mean the edges don’t curl in unison . Each section of the hat curls in its own way ??… I don’t know if my half double crotchets are too tight or if it be something else ??😭
@@gindalesmith9195 i think it might be too tight
@@gindalesmith9195 maybe your hook and yarn size is too small or stitches are too tight
Huong dan tiêng viêt nam
This tutorial has brought me nothing but confusion and frustration. It'd be much easier to follow if you said what stitch of the row you were on that you changed colors.
I understand that you want an exact stitch, but it is more about creating your own shapes! You can change color whenever you want, and make the sizes of the spots however big and long you desire.
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I understood that. I just wanted to one with an exact stitch so I could get the hang of it and then move to do it by myself if that makes sense.
@@adriannacoiner2945 Yes, understandable I will try that next time
@@gabriellemcauley9827 I appreciate your understanding!
3:55
8 razy !!