Picot Beanie - Crochet Beanie Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hi Friends! In today's tutorial we'll be making the Picot Beanie! The Picot Beanie is a fitted hat, worked from the top down. You can make your beanie slouchy by repeated the last row as many times as you'd like! The fabric has beautiful texture thanks to the picot single crochet stitches and ribbed stitches!
Find the FREE pattern here: theturtletrunk...
The instructions include 4 sizes: Baby, Toddler, Child/Teen, and Adult.
Time Stamps:
Body - 9:30
Brim - 21:06
Supplies Needed: (affiliate links)
● Medium (4) Weight Yarn
● 5.50mm (I) Hook ( amzn.to/3yvt8Ug )
● Scissors ( amzn.to/38iReH5 )
● Yarn Needle ( amzn.to/2UX5AtC )
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I really love this hat and LOVE that you give instructions for multiple sizes. I would really like to see more hat tutorials like this.
So happy you enjoyed it!
I am having so much fun making this. My grandma asked me to crochet her a beanie for Christmas! Thank you for sharing this tutorial.
I'm so happy you're enjoying it and I hope your grandma loves her new beanie! What a wonderful gift to give her!
Perfect pattern. I crochet this in a day...
I took up crochet about a month ago and I’ve been addicted !! I made your crochet scallion last week ( which I adore ) and today I made my baby a hat following your tutorial . It turned out so cute ! Can’t wait to take pictures of her wearing it . I really appreciate how well you explained every stitch, I managed to follow every step and it was a joy crocheting and learning these stitches . Many thanks
I am so happy you've been enjoying my tutorials Marci! Thank you so much!
Outstanding tutorial...you are an excellent teacher !
Thank you! So happy you enjoyed the tutorial!
I'd really love your tutorial. Thank's a log. It's very clear, i'd love it. And completed by measurement..
So happy you enjoyed it! Thank you!
I just discovered your videos and I Love all the ones I have watched. Plus I love that you're patterns are 🆓
So happy you enjoy them! Thank you!
I was making this beanie hat and I followed your instruction for adult size. I don’t know what happened but my adult size hat became a baby size hat and I’m just gonna make it into a bowl cozy because I don’t want to unravel the whole work I put into it. Maybe I’ll try again later with the hat.
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🤣 I’m sorry it didn’t work out and I hope you try again! You may need to go up a few hook sizes from mine if you have a tight tension, another reason it turned out so small could be if the yarn you used is smaller than what I used.
Yes, I was just thinking I need to go up a hook size and the yarn I’m using is a 4 worsted weight yarn. I think I’m using a I hook and thinking to use a K hook. All the adult size beanie hats I’ve crochet becomes a child size hat. So discouraging but I’m not giving up because some day I’ll have a hat that fits my big head.
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Great little beanie, thank you
what a great hat and great tutorial thank you I can't Wait to make one!
I subtracted the first few rows and made this a messy bun hat. It was beautiful
Great idea!
Oh WOW!!! That sounds REALLY cool! 😃 After I learn the actual beanie, I'm tempted to do the same for my mop of hair and the in between shampoo days lol)
I www thinking of how much I love this pattern and that I wished there was a beanie. Definitely will be making this. Thank you!
Yay! Happy you’ve been enjoying the picot patterns!
Thank you for sharing 🤗 love how thorough and detailed this tutorial is ❤
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
💙 Love this hat. However, the picot stitches looked tiny and wonky. So i swabbed out the picot for the bobble. Most satisfying! I’m so excited. Now with the bobble you can do as many “pull-ups” as you want such as 3x or 5x. I tried up to 5x and 4x looks best on your pattern. 😊 I appreciate you!
Glad you found a way to make it work better for you! I bet it's beautiful with the bobble stitches!
I love this stitch. I am going to try to make one with I love this yarn. Thank you so much for this lovely tutorial and explanation! Have a wonderful day.
You're welcome! I'm so happy you enjoy it!
Thank you for sharing such amazing tutorial!!
Odlican video,bravo kapa je predivna.🥰👌💯🧡
Well done, and I love your teaching style 🥳💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
Thank you so much!
Love the texture! Thank you!
I love your videos and your work , thank you for sharing
Thank you so much!
Absolutely love this pattern 🎉❤
Thank you so much!
I thoroughly enjoyed making this lovely hat! So glad to have found your channel. Thank you for helping me learn to read patterns, as well!
I am so happy you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Love this pattern! I’ve heard you say the picot stitch is your favorite, and after watching a few of your videos featuring it, now it’s one of mine, too. My favorite stitch is 3LO, so I’m happy to see you use it a lot. 😊
Thank you please more hats tutorials
Great video!!! I just made 2!!!
So happy you enjoyed it!
Very nice lots of texture, thank you for sharing 😊
My tension is neither tight or loose. I am using the yarn suggested, an l-hook, at round 8 I measure 6.5". I changed to a J-hook, and got 7". You measure 8", with an l-hook, at round 8. How am I getting my size so different? Not sure how to get to the sizes I need for a baby, teen and a man. Help needed ... TY! 😕
Hi! I may just have a looser tension than you. The beanie will stretch so I think you'll be fine using the J hook!
Even with the J hook it took me 10 rounds to get 8" . Looks huge. I was just not wanting to spend so much time and at the end find that it wasn't going to fit any of them. It's such a beautiful pattern. Your tutorial is excellent!! TY 👍
I went up 2 size hooks to a 6.5 and it still does not measure 8 inches for the adult. Should Imadd more rows or get a larger hook?
This is so pretty!!!! 😍
So happy you like it! Thank you Christy!
Excelente! Thanks❤
Hey Ali! I'm watching this while I eat so I can see the pattern ahead of time before actually trying it, and am loving this video and pattern! I'll add it to my wishlist to make for myself.
Question though- I want make a crochet a hat for my best friend (a guy) similar to this hat, but without the picots... he's a large burly man and also a snow plow operator... I just can't see him wearing this exact stitch pattern lol. Do I have the option to substitute the picot row with an alternate stitch choice that would be gender neutral (suitable for both men and women)? If so, what stitch would you recommend?
Fawn 😍
Hi Ali! Love your picot stitch projects! Ive made your sweet headbands for all my lady relatives, and they love them. I'm currently finishing up the picot blanket, and it's turning out better than I ever could have expected. So you can imagine how excited I am to make these adorable beanies. I would like to make one with two colors and just want to make sure I know when to change colors. Could you please let me know on which row this needs to happen. Thanks so much. By the way, I just purchased the materials for the gorgeous picot ball ornament - I am one happy lady!
I am so happy you (& your relatives) have been enjoying the picot patterns! If you’re making an adult sized beanie, I would change colors for a two toned beanie at the beginning of Row 14! If you’re doing the Child/Teen size I’d change at Row 13, and the baby size Row 12. But feel free to change at any time to get your desired look!
Sorry the Toddler size is Row 12 and the Baby size is Row 11 *
@@TheTurtleTrunk This is great! Thank you so much.
This is the cutest beanie I've seen out there and you do such a fantastic job! I'm going to make this for my mom for Christmas. And yes, Christmas is tomorrow! lol What is that color you're using in the video? I love it!
I am having a problem with my tension I used 5.5 hook and row 5 i think it is measured 4" then i tried again with 6mm hook and it now measures about 4.5" should I go to 6.5mm and try again, recommended hook size for my yarn (Lion Brand Heartland) is 6mm or would the holes be too big
Hi Sarah! I think Heartland is a bit thinner than the yarn I used so that may be the issue. This beanie will stretch so I think you'll be ok with the 6mm hook. I think the 6.5mm may cause too large of holes so I would only use it if the 6mm is still too small.
I went up to 7mm it measures what it should but is abit holey, do you think a 12 ply would have been better... how can I show you a picture of the finished product to show you the holes, I am on the body finally I have undone it so many times as it wasn't quite right
ℐ𝓉'𝓈 𝒷ℯ𝒶𝓉𝒾𝒻𝓊𝓁 🤩
If I finished round 8 and it’s measuring 6” instead of 8” do I need to frog and redo or increase hook size moving forward? Can I continue a few more increase rows until I reach the correct size instead?
Hi! If you'd like, you can work a few more increase rows, your stitch count will just be different from what the pattern says.
How can I adjust this with a 5 bulky yarn? I am having trouble.
😳edit- a failed attempt yesterday, trying again today with some modifications... please pray for me! LOL 🙏🙏🙏
second edit- it turned into the beginnings of a BASKET... I will just finish it as such... I suppose I'm happy to have inadvertently learned how to make a "picot basket". Guess I'll have to wait or search for a more suitable pattern for my current skill level 😐
Marvellous
Thank you!
Hello this is design is too good, but while making this beanie just quite confuse with the round of work a single crochet in the third loop..
working in the 3rd loop will help create that ribbed effect. The HDC stitches from the previous row will have 3 loops: 2 top loops and a loop on the back, you'll want to single crochet only in that 3rd loop to create that ribbed effect. Hope that helps!
love this but my beanie has turned out too wide on rim for a baby !!!
What have done wrong????
You could have a looser tension than I do, you can try and go down a hook size or 2!
After round 5, I'm only at 4"...that's a big difference. What size hook would I increase up to? Isn't that going to make the gaps a lot bigger too?
You may only need to go up one hook size, It'll make the gaps a bit bigger but shouldn't be too noticeable
I have the same problem and changed to 6mm hook it is still a little short will that be okay?
Hey, i did one extra row after 8, I have 72 stitches now and I’m at 7 1/2 inches long, should I do one more row to get to 8 inches?
Hi! I would probably leave it as is and move onto the next round of the pattern. Your beanie will stretch and I think it's better to have it a bit too small since it will stretch, instead of too big. Hope that helps!
@@TheTurtleTrunk it did!! And it came out perfect, thank you!
Would it work just as well to do this pattern but with the easy breezy style of crocheting a rectangle and joining then cinching the top up?
Yes you could totally do that!
If I was attempting a three colour beanie, which rows would I switch colours? Thank you 😊
Which size are you making??
The adult size 😊
@@saraspence3799 I would change at The beginning of Row 7, then the beginning of Row 17!
Thank you so much! I love all your patterns 😊
@@saraspence3799 thank you! ❤️
Morning from Melbourne
I used a 4mm hook with Feels Like Butta and I followed along but my beanie didn't come out like yours not sure what I have done wrong !
Hi! Did yours turn out too small? I know Feels Like Butta is slightly thinner than the yarn I used. It could also be that since Feels Like Butta is a fluffier yarn it won't show the stitch definition as well.
@@TheTurtleTrunk no too wide on rim didn't come in and no not a fluffier yarn shows pattern nicely and size is fine for a baby just need it to be the right shape I have sent you a pic on insta thanks very much love your projects and doing the picoh blanket for my new grandson coming next year in same colours but using Premier anti pilling yarn from Isolation in Melb Aust
No matter what I do it always ends up too small, the crown is only 6 inches and I used a 5.75 🥺🥺
I would keep going up a hook size until you’re able to get the crown size right! You probably have just have a tighter tension than I do.
How much wool will be needed?
Hi! What size are you planning on making? You'll need approx. 75-140 yards depending on the size.
Is this a gender neutral patt
Lovely. To avoid seam showing use this simple tip when joining at the end of each row: ruclips.net/video/c04i3DbVJDQ/видео.html