I made a hat for my friend using your pattern. She was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago. This little heart will keep her head warm. Thanks very much for your time and talent in posting this video.
Your generosity and compassion are admirable ❤️. I'm so glad you were able to utilize my pattern in this way. Sending prayers and warm thoughts to your friend! Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy and blessed nee year to you and your friend 💕.
I now have an ad-free-written PDF version of this pattern available for purchase from my Ravely Store, which you can find here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie If you want to see a more detailed explanation of how to do the Celtic Weave Stitch in the round, please watch this tutorial first: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html To watch how to finish this off as a Messy Bun Hat, watch this tutorial AFTER working up the body of the Unisex Celtic Weave Beanie: ruclips.net/video/bxQFsPCyPn4/видео.html. You can find some awesome REMOVABLE fur toppers for your hat here: amzn.to/2Hrjo5M
Loved this beanie! Thanks so much. I did a second version of this with a three by three weave. Instead of 12 rows, it was 8 and I had one extra row of decrease, from three by three to two by two then one by one. Looks fab :)
This looks so pretty. I'm a newbie and I was able to follow, it took me longer to get the hang of it but it's looking pretty good. The only thing is that even with the decreases is too wide from the top. So I'm adding extra rounds. I made mine black with gray. Thank you so much
@@ABCuteCreations thanks a lot for replying... Ys it was really great to work the way y teach.. like to do some more.. want to share the pic but it's not coming. Looking forward to see many projects.. thanks
I'm so sorry that I'm so late with this response but I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! I hope it all turned out in the end, even it it doesn't look exactly like mine. I'd love to see a picture! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Beautiful! Just beautiful! I love it! Thank you! I can't wait to get started! Will this work for a scarf? As long as the multiple is 4? Might take me forever but I think a hat and matching scarf would be a great gift!
What is the measurement of the hat before you start your decrease? (I made a wider brim and used a 6.5 hook, so I don’t think 12 rows will work… it’ll be too big?)
Thanks! It gets pretty cold here in Illinois for fall AND winter (winters can get to like 20 below zero, falls are usually in the 20s I believe) so having a nice, thick, warm hat is definitely going to be a must. - Lizzy
I loved the tutorial! I started on it then started reading the legal restrictions. My daughter would like to make beanies and mittens for the local homeless individuals for winter. I’m teaching her more complicated stitches as we go (and I’m learning too), as well as hard work, respect and to love others. I love that this pattern is gender neutral! Would you mind if we use your pattern to help the homeless? Thank you.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Yes!! By all means, please do! That's an AMAZING cause and I think it's incredibly kind of you and your daughter to do this 🤗. Please let me know if you have any questions! I absolutely LOVE that you are doing that! Happy New Year!
Thank you for this tutorial. It would be helpful it you could show how to do the stitches a couple of times and the pause to show us how it should look. Nice pattern, just a little fast for this advanced crocheter.
Thank you so much for watching! I do have another tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html which describes how to do the celtic weave stitch in the round. I hope this helps answer questions that you may have! Please let me know if you have any further questions!
I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but it seems like joining at the end of each row is moving further away from the two seems sewn together. Or is that how it's supposed to be?
Great question! If you have a different style brim that you know and love, go for it! Just keep in mind that if it goes too much higher than my original brim, you'll need to complete less rows on the body in order for it to fit.
Thank you for this video, the hat is indeed beautiful. Next time may I suggest that the background music is in the background. I found it a little distracting.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! I have gotten a few comments on another video about the song I was using so I have switched my newer videos to either not use any music at all for a stitch tutorial or to softer music for the pattern tutorials that take longer. If you'd like, you can check out a video using the new music and I'd love your feedback on how distracting the background music is: ruclips.net/video/sgyYkeyQ0JA/видео.html Thanks again for the feedback! The music I added in this Celtic Weave Beanie was as low as it could go, unfortunately 😕.
Wow, I have ripped this out so many times. it was just not "weaving" right. I finally figured out that it's the left leaning stitches that are done differently on alternating rows. Your video found here: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html helped me a lot. So, for those who might be having trouble....on the first row of celtic weaves, and every other row after that, you "go into" the left leaning posts from OVER the fabric. on the even rows, is when you have to go through the hole and do the twist up thing. Gosh, i don't know if that will help anybody or not, but that's how my head has to think about it. Bethany, if I am wrong about this, please delete my comment. I sure don't want to lead anybody astray. Blessings, everyone.
I ALWAYS appreciate viewers chiming in to help out with fellow crocheters! Thank you so much for your input! I'm so glad you were finally able to make it work for you and I appreciate the tip! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! As for my nails, it's actually not polish but a dip powder that I use called Peppi Gel and the color I'm wearing is called "Sing to me". I have a more in depth tutorial on how it's applied along with information on where you can get it here: ruclips.net/video/QVQ3S2ZvKFI/видео.html and a sped up tutorial of the process here: ruclips.net/video/YNv-iRdxqVA/видео.html 😊. It's more of a process to apply but I absolutely love that it will last me 2-3 weeks and that it's fully cured and ready to go 2 minutes after applying the final step. Good luck with your hat and please let me know if you have any questions!
Yes. You're technically still working IN FRONT of your work, you're just working BEHIND the two Front Post Treble Crochet stitches that you've just created. Here's another tutorial on how to create this stitch in the round that slows it down a little more and better showcases how to complete the stitch.... ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html Please let me know if you have any further questions! Hope this helps 😊
Hello! No, they're still considered front post treble crochet because you are working it in front, but you have to go behind the stitch you've just created for some of the stitches you've just made. A back post treble crochet would simply work on the back side of the project and would push the back of the stitch forward, giving the stitch a different look. Does this make sense? I feel like it's difficult to explain solely via text.
Which size are you making? Are you following along with the white one I'm making in the video exactly for size? An easy way to get the right fit is to work it up until it reaches the crown of your head and at that point you want to start your decreases.
Hello! It really does depend on the circumference of their head. Crochet can be pretty forgiving but the sounds like a good start for a man's hat. I'd suggest playing around with it to be certain. The base of the hat can even be a little tighter than the rest of the hat as it will secure it on the head. I hope this helps! I'd love to hear how the project turns out!
I love this pattern & I am a beginner crocheter. I am a long timer knitter but I figure if my daughter can learn to knit I can bite the bullet & learn to crochet.I know this will sound silly since it has nothing to do with the actual project but I am really curious if you know the name of the polish you are wearing & the brand by any chance ? It is gorgeous & it's 1 of my favorite shades of purple for just about anything
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! This hat can be a little tricky for absolute beginners so please let me know if you have ANY questions. As for my nails, it's actually not polish but a dip powder that I use called Peppi Gel and the color I'm wearing is called "Sing to me". I have a more in depth tutorial on how it's applied along with information on where you can get it here: ruclips.net/video/QVQ3S2ZvKFI/видео.html and a sped up tutorial of the process here: ruclips.net/video/YNv-iRdxqVA/видео.html 😊. It's more of a process to apply but I absolutely love that it will last me 2-3 weeks and that it's fully cured and ready to go 2 minutes after applying the final step. Good luck with your hat and please let me know if you have any questions!
I have multiple sizes available in my written pattern and explain how to make the different sizes there... www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thank you I just checked out the video I was thinking more like inter weaving the colors but after seeing your video I love your way so Im gonna try it out thank you for the beautiful beanie
What works better for the pom pom so it's not so wobbly just put the pom pom loop straight threw the middle of the hole your tying off then pull your needle to the inside of your hat and secure the pom pom there by taking one side of the loop and tie it off there then go to the other side and tie that side of the loop off. It makes it much more secure. Hope this helps.😉
I am in love with your hat xx I am newer to crochet. I want to use Red Heart Hygge yarn. It is listed as a size 5/bulky but I think they are calling it 'bulky' bc of the fibers that stick out, lol! Anyways, are u familiar with Hygge? Would this work for your hat? How many yards do you think that I would need for a man's hat? Thanks for sharing this wonderful pattern with us all xx
Hello! I'm so sorry for the late reply! I'm not particularly familiar with that specific yarn but I do know that some can be listed as "chunky" simply for fibers that stick out of the yarn. I would play with the yarn to create swatches to see if it really is a chunky yarn or if it's actually worsted weight with some fibers sticking out and assess from there. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
🤣 I get where you're coming from! It's definitely a process! I chose to slip stitch because it really does have the best stretch but please feel free to use whatever method you prefer! Thanks so much for watching! Please let me know if you have any questions on the project!
@@micheller8208 yes, if you have a tighter gauge you definitely will have a tougher time with the slip stitch around the brim. I even have to make sure I loosen my tension when working the brim, otherwise I have a difficult time fitting my hook into the back loop. Again, just personal preference but that's what's nice about these projects. You can customize them to your preference 😊. Thanks for watching! ❤
I didn't like the slip stitch either ! so ...I just went with my favorite a HDC around the post for a nice thick band . I love the pattern for the celtic weave beanie still working on it .
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Hello! Crochet by nature is stretchy. I'd recommend either sizing up on your crochet hook if it didn't fit quite right or adding on in the multiples listed. If you have any specific questions, I'm happy to answer if you tag me. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
All of my tutorials are currently right-handed, unfortunately. It really depends on your skill level though and ability to follow right-handed tutorials.
Thank-you for letting me know. I've since changed the background music in my videos because of comments like yours. I listen and learn 😉. Tanks for watching and commenting! Take care!
Hi! Awesome video! I’m thinking about making this, but the yarn I want to use is sock weight. What size hook would you recommend, because I think 6.5mm is perhaps not going to work?
So sorry for the delay in my response! I'd definitely go down in hook size and up the amount of double crochets around the brim. Play around with it a little but I'd go with the recommended hook size for the yarn and then go from there. It's a pattern with a multiple of 4 so please definitely add on to what I had recommended. I hope this helps! I'd absolutely love to see the finished product! If you're on instagram you can tag me @abcutecreations. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
I'm not dumb by no means but this was the hardest video I have ever tried to make. I had to go to several other videos to try to get the grasp of what she was trying too do. I was not happy.
I'm happy to help in any way possible. If you can pinpoint me to the specific areas you're having trouble in I'm happy to help. Just tag me and let me know how I can be of assistance. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Looks beautiful. Please check out new policies on children I just watched a video explanation. Thank you for your time. I am hoping crochet and knitting communities do not end up fined on some of their videos After December 10th. I am not trying to be to tell anyone how to run channel. Just concerned for crafting communities.
Thanks for the heads up! I have been watching this closely as I want to make sure that this won't negatively affect my channel. Only just over 1% of my viewers are between the ages 13-17 and the rest are older so I don't feel like mine will give the impression that they're meant for children (even though children COULD use my tutorials to learn, they aren't the target audience). So I feel like my channel won't be affected personally but sad for those that this will affect in the crafting community. I know there are many tutorials my daughter will watch that I also enjoy watching with her as an adult. We'll all just have to see how this shakes out in the end.
also also-- when i clicked the other video for the bun hat that began with "watch the other video for the body.." So i do, and then midway through this one, I get told that i won't have it explained to me...so now i have to watch THREE videos to learn one stitch/hat? dumb.
I'm so sorry these 100%, completely free-to-you-tutorials and patterns are insufficient 🤷♀️. Having said that, you do not need to watch all 3 tutorials to create one or even both hats. One is simply a stitch tutorial meant for total beginners who need more of an in depth look at the stitch. Plenty of people who've never done Celtics weave before have been able to follow the tutorials just fine without it. As for the 2 pattern videos, both follow the exact same base for the hat so instead of creating more work for myself (crocheting on camera and explaining your steps does take more work than just doing your thing off camera)....I decided to use the same video to explain the beginning steps. Yes, you then have to do one extra step and click the link I have pretty clearly listed for you in both the comments and the description but I felt that was a fair trade off since I'm doing the work and providing free-to-you content. I am sorry you were unhappy with the content but I do still wish you happy holidays and hope you have a happy and healthy new year.
Thank you for commenting and letting me know. I have heard on another video of mine that the song was distracting so I have changed it up and now use a different song that I feel is more quiet. I would love it if you can check out my more recent videos to see if the quality is more acceptable. Thanks for watching!
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Thank you for your feedback! I always try to improve upon my videos and I appreciate the constructive criticism. I will try to do better in the future. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
I'm sorry about the music selection for the last couple of videos in this set. I did stop using this song after this video so tutorials that came before the Celtic weave stitches and after do not include this song. Hope that helps!
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Thanks for the feedback! I always try my best to improve upon my work. I'll keep this in consideration going forward. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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I made a hat for my friend using your pattern. She was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago. This little heart will keep her head warm. Thanks very much for your time and talent in posting this video.
Your generosity and compassion are admirable ❤️. I'm so glad you were able to utilize my pattern in this way. Sending prayers and warm thoughts to your friend! Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy and blessed nee year to you and your friend 💕.
Definitely the hardest beanie I've made till date. Didn't anticipate it taking this long but it's undoubtedly very beautiful.
I'm SO glad you were able to persevere and make it work! Thank you so much for watching and commenting as well! I appreciate it!
Very nice tutorial, good pace, easy to follow
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial and found it to be helpful! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Thank You 😊
Beanie turned out nicely 🧶🧶
I'm so happy to hear this! It's one of my favorite patterns! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! 😁
I now have an ad-free-written PDF version of this pattern available for purchase from my Ravely Store, which you can find here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie If you want to see a more detailed explanation of how to do the Celtic Weave Stitch in the round, please watch this tutorial first: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html To watch how to finish this off as a Messy Bun Hat, watch this tutorial AFTER working up the body of the Unisex Celtic Weave Beanie: ruclips.net/video/bxQFsPCyPn4/видео.html. You can find some awesome REMOVABLE fur toppers for your hat here: amzn.to/2Hrjo5M
Excellent!!!
Gonna be challenging!!
Just made this hat in baby size, just love it! Thank you for the video.
This is a great video!! Thanks!!
16:58 (just time stamping the decrease)
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love this Stitch is Beuatful. You make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to try it out. 🌿🌹🌿
I'm so glad you like the tutorial! Thanks for watching!
You are great teacher!!!!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂. Take care!
Loved this beanie! Thanks so much. I did a second version of this with a three by three weave. Instead of 12 rows, it was 8 and I had one extra row of decrease, from three by three to two by two then one by one. Looks fab :)
I LOVE it! What an awesome idea! I'm so glad the tutorial worked out well for you! Thank you for watching and commenting!
I used this tutorial to make a beanie for my dad and he loved it! Thank you for sharing, you're super easy to follow!
I am so glad this tutorial worked out so well for your! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! ❤
I watched this video, it looks harrrrd! But beautiful! 😊
Thanks so much I love this hat pattern and t was easy to catch on to.
Woohoo! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Awesome tutorial,Thank you so much and compliment of the season ",
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy holidays and I hope you have a happy and healthy new year 😊.
@@ABCuteCreations wish you the same💖💖☺️
This looks so pretty. I'm a newbie and I was able to follow, it took me longer to get the hang of it but it's looking pretty good. The only thing is that even with the decreases is too wide from the top. So I'm adding extra rounds. I made mine black with gray. Thank you so much
I'm so glad you were able to follow the tutorial! It can be a tricky stitch! Thank you for watching and commenting!
i changed the rim to a hdc cause the slip stitch with black yarn was so hard to do but i still absolutely love this pattern
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it. Thanks for watching!
I hope so Debbie Tucker 😮!
Awesome.. tried it.. thanks for sharing the pattern n for instructions. . Came out very well.
So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! I'm glad the project worked out well for you!
@@ABCuteCreations thanks a lot for replying... Ys it was really great to work the way y teach.. like to do some more.. want to share the pic but it's not coming. Looking forward to see many projects.. thanks
awesome pattern , thanks for the video ABby.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 😊!
Thank you for sharing this!
Finally finished this project but my brim did not look like yours
I'm so sorry that I'm so late with this response but I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! I hope it all turned out in the end, even it it doesn't look exactly like mine. I'd love to see a picture! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Nice Hats..
I hope I can grab one,will used it for my future vlogging engagement.
That's wonderful! I love hearing about all the uses for these creations! Thanks for watching and commenting!
It is very difficult but i would love to try this for my fiancé 😍
It's such a great unisex hat! I hope the project worked out well for you! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Beautiful! Just beautiful! I love it! Thank you! I can't wait to get started! Will this work for a scarf? As long as the multiple is 4? Might take me forever but I think a hat and matching scarf would be a great gift!
Menda 6 sm emas 3,5 kruchok bor shu bilan toʻqishni boshlasam boʻladimi yoki aynan 6 sm boʻlishi shartmi????
What is the measurement of the hat before you start your decrease? (I made a wider brim and used a 6.5 hook, so I don’t think 12 rows will work… it’ll be too big?)
So cute!
I'm so glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks! It gets pretty cold here in Illinois for fall AND winter (winters can get to like 20 below zero, falls are usually in the 20s I believe) so having a nice, thick, warm hat is definitely going to be a must.
- Lizzy
Absolutely! Coming from Wisconsin, I know warmth is a must! Thanks for watching and commenting!
ABCuteCreations Haha yep! Anytime!
I loved the tutorial! I started on it then started reading the legal restrictions. My daughter would like to make beanies and mittens for the local homeless individuals for winter. I’m teaching her more complicated stitches as we go (and I’m learning too), as well as hard work, respect and to love others. I love that this pattern is gender neutral! Would you mind if we use your pattern to help the homeless? Thank you.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Yes!! By all means, please do! That's an AMAZING cause and I think it's incredibly kind of you and your daughter to do this 🤗. Please let me know if you have any questions! I absolutely LOVE that you are doing that! Happy New Year!
Thank you for this tutorial. It would be helpful it you could show how to do the stitches a couple of times and the pause to show us how it should look. Nice pattern, just a little fast for this advanced crocheter.
Thank you so much for watching! I do have another tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html which describes how to do the celtic weave stitch in the round. I hope this helps answer questions that you may have! Please let me know if you have any further questions!
Beautiful nails!
Thank you! I believe I get the most comments on this set 😊. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Beautiful hat.
Thank you!
Love it!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but it seems like joining at the end of each row is moving further away from the two seems sewn together. Or is that how it's supposed to be?
Great question! Yes! Each time you join, it moves the seam line. It actually appears seamless, which is why I love this pattern so much 😊.
@@ABCuteCreations Great! Thank you so much! After ripping about 6 times I think I've finally figured out the pattern!
I'm so glad you were able to figure it out. Once you get the hang of it, it's a fun pattern 😊. Thanks for watching!
Does it matter if I want a different brim
Great question! If you have a different style brim that you know and love, go for it! Just keep in mind that if it goes too much higher than my original brim, you'll need to complete less rows on the body in order for it to fit.
Great video! Thanks!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Thanks for watching!
Super Bello!!!!
Thank you so much!
love Celtic patterns with my hats I put a button on the inside so you can take the pom pom off for the wash.
Hoe to use the button?
Yes! I LOVE the removable fur toppers! Such a GREAT invention and I use them on my current projects! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
WOW Absolutely Beautiful Pattern 💖
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
it's so beautiful! thx.
I'm so glad you like it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How many feet of yarn are needed for this hat🤔🤨
Thank you for this video, the hat is indeed beautiful. Next time may I suggest that the background music is in the background. I found it a little distracting.
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! I have gotten a few comments on another video about the song I was using so I have switched my newer videos to either not use any music at all for a stitch tutorial or to softer music for the pattern tutorials that take longer. If you'd like, you can check out a video using the new music and I'd love your feedback on how distracting the background music is: ruclips.net/video/sgyYkeyQ0JA/видео.html Thanks again for the feedback! The music I added in this Celtic Weave Beanie was as low as it could go, unfortunately 😕.
Yes it is much better in the newer video. I wish you luck and God's speed on your journey.
Can you do this in worsted weight yarn
Absolutely! Worsted weight yarn works best for this project 😊
Wow, I have ripped this out so many times. it was just not "weaving" right. I finally figured out that it's the left leaning stitches that are done differently on alternating rows. Your video found here: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html helped me a lot. So, for those who might be having trouble....on the first row of celtic weaves, and every other row after that, you "go into" the left leaning posts from OVER the fabric. on the even rows, is when you have to go through the hole and do the twist up thing. Gosh, i don't know if that will help anybody or not, but that's how my head has to think about it. Bethany, if I am wrong about this, please delete my comment. I sure don't want to lead anybody astray. Blessings, everyone.
I ALWAYS appreciate viewers chiming in to help out with fellow crocheters! Thank you so much for your input! I'm so glad you were finally able to make it work for you and I appreciate the tip! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love your hat. LOVE your nail color. Can you tell me the brand and color of your nails please?
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! As for my nails, it's actually not polish but a dip powder that I use called Peppi Gel and the color I'm wearing is called "Sing to me". I have a more in depth tutorial on how it's applied along with information on where you can get it here: ruclips.net/video/QVQ3S2ZvKFI/видео.html and a sped up tutorial of the process here: ruclips.net/video/YNv-iRdxqVA/видео.html 😊. It's more of a process to apply but I absolutely love that it will last me 2-3 weeks and that it's fully cured and ready to go 2 minutes after applying the final step. Good luck with your hat and please let me know if you have any questions!
What weight is the yarn?
Nice hat!
Thank you 🥰
So round one you go behind and round two you go in front is that the difference in the two rows?
Yes. You're technically still working IN FRONT of your work, you're just working BEHIND the two Front Post Treble Crochet stitches that you've just created. Here's another tutorial on how to create this stitch in the round that slows it down a little more and better showcases how to complete the stitch.... ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html Please let me know if you have any further questions! Hope this helps 😊
Are the stitches that you work from behind BACK post treble crochet?
Hello! No, they're still considered front post treble crochet because you are working it in front, but you have to go behind the stitch you've just created for some of the stitches you've just made. A back post treble crochet would simply work on the back side of the project and would push the back of the stitch forward, giving the stitch a different look. Does this make sense? I feel like it's difficult to explain solely via text.
If you need a better explanation of how to work up the stitch, I have a tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/dw56Fm-x8g0/видео.html
I made my brim longer/ wider so can I give me a measurement from bottom to top, before I begin the decrease rounds, please. Thanks!😊
Which size are you making? Are you following along with the white one I'm making in the video exactly for size? An easy way to get the right fit is to work it up until it reaches the crown of your head and at that point you want to start your decreases.
Oh i love this. Going to make my husband one. What length should you make for a man when doing the brim? I think mines around 80 rows/22 inch.
Hello! It really does depend on the circumference of their head. Crochet can be pretty forgiving but the sounds like a good start for a man's hat. I'd suggest playing around with it to be certain. The base of the hat can even be a little tighter than the rest of the hat as it will secure it on the head. I hope this helps! I'd love to hear how the project turns out!
I love this pattern & I am a beginner crocheter. I am a long timer knitter but I figure if my daughter can learn to knit I can bite the bullet & learn to crochet.I know this will sound silly since it has nothing to do with the actual project but I am really curious if you know the name of the polish you are wearing & the brand by any chance ? It is gorgeous & it's 1 of my favorite shades of purple for just about anything
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! This hat can be a little tricky for absolute beginners so please let me know if you have ANY questions. As for my nails, it's actually not polish but a dip powder that I use called Peppi Gel and the color I'm wearing is called "Sing to me". I have a more in depth tutorial on how it's applied along with information on where you can get it here: ruclips.net/video/QVQ3S2ZvKFI/видео.html and a sped up tutorial of the process here: ruclips.net/video/YNv-iRdxqVA/видео.html 😊. It's more of a process to apply but I absolutely love that it will last me 2-3 weeks and that it's fully cured and ready to go 2 minutes after applying the final step. Good luck with your hat and please let me know if you have any questions!
I have a question. H9w do I make it for a child or teenager
I have multiple sizes available in my written pattern and explain how to make the different sizes there...
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Can you do it with 2 colors
Absolutely! I show an example of one I made for my son that has 3 colors here: ruclips.net/video/7iHLjxvZJx0/видео.html
Thank you I just checked out the video I was thinking more like inter weaving the colors but after seeing your video I love your way so Im gonna try it out thank you for the beautiful beanie
What works better for the pom pom so it's not so wobbly just put the pom pom loop straight threw the middle of the hole your tying off then pull your needle to the inside of your hat and secure the pom pom there by taking one side of the loop and tie it off there then go to the other side and tie that side of the loop off. It makes it much more secure. Hope this helps.😉
Thanks so much for the suggestion! I'll keep it in mind 😊. And thank you so much for watching and commenting! I do appreciate it!
Hi I can’t seem to start my 2nd row do you have any tips
For 18 months baby boy hat how many stitches we need plz reply?
I am in love with your hat xx I am newer to crochet. I want to use Red Heart Hygge yarn. It is listed as a size 5/bulky but I think they are calling it 'bulky' bc of the fibers that stick out, lol! Anyways, are u familiar with Hygge? Would this work for your hat? How many yards do you think that I would need for a man's hat? Thanks for sharing this wonderful pattern with us all xx
Hello! I'm so sorry for the late reply! I'm not particularly familiar with that specific yarn but I do know that some can be listed as "chunky" simply for fibers that stick out of the yarn. I would play with the yarn to create swatches to see if it really is a chunky yarn or if it's actually worsted weight with some fibers sticking out and assess from there. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
HA! Screw that slip stitch for the brim b.s! I’m doing single crochets!
🤣 I get where you're coming from! It's definitely a process! I chose to slip stitch because it really does have the best stretch but please feel free to use whatever method you prefer! Thanks so much for watching! Please let me know if you have any questions on the project!
I’m thinking the same thing. I have a very tight gauge and the stitches are not coming out right
@@micheller8208 yes, if you have a tighter gauge you definitely will have a tougher time with the slip stitch around the brim. I even have to make sure I loosen my tension when working the brim, otherwise I have a difficult time fitting my hook into the back loop. Again, just personal preference but that's what's nice about these projects. You can customize them to your preference 😊. Thanks for watching! ❤
Why though?
I didn't like the slip stitch either ! so ...I just went with my favorite a HDC around the post for a nice thick band . I love the pattern for the celtic weave beanie still working on it .
Everybody I was just wondering the heart that she is making what size is it?
What is the weight of the yarn? I have a medium weight yarn (4) and I'm worried it is too small.
Hello! I used a worsted weight yarn (4) for this project. I hope that helps!
I love the hat and the pattern. Just a suggestion though... don't have music when you are doing your tutorial. It's very distracting.
For a short tutorial it might be okay. It's driving me crazy right now though!
Lovely hat!!
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I would also like the written pattern for this. Where can it be found?
I'm working on one now. I hope to have it up soon and will update when I do.
I now have an ad-free-written version available for purchase here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie
Hello
Can I use lion brand heartland yarn .. it’s a number 4 weight to create this hat? This impeccable glitter has been discontinued.
Yes, you absolutely can use the heartland yarn for this project! That will be so soft too! Thanks for watching!
Just wondering how many double crochets you do in the first row if it a hat for a toddler
What is the measurement of the circumference of the head?
Beautiful. I live in Wisconsin also 😀 I'm 30 mins from Appleton and 30 mins from Green bay. Where are you in Wisconsin?
I'm more southeast in Wisconsin. Did you guys get hit with the snow too yesterday?
It would be great to know ahead of time that this pattern does NOT stretch at all!
Mine stretches a lot!!! I am using an Acrylic yarn. Maybe you're using something tight??
Hello! Crochet by nature is stretchy. I'd recommend either sizing up on your crochet hook if it didn't fit quite right or adding on in the multiples listed. If you have any specific questions, I'm happy to answer if you tag me. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
This is so hard
Is there a written pattern for this?
I am working on a written pattern for this hat. I'll update once it's available 😊. Thanks for watching!
I now have an ad-free-written version available for purchase here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/unisex-celtic-weave-beanie 😊
What is the weight of the yarn you used?
I used worsted weight yarn for this project 😊
I am left handed, can I still follow this tutorial???
All of my tutorials are currently right-handed, unfortunately. It really depends on your skill level though and ability to follow right-handed tutorials.
The music makes it hard for me to focus and follow what you’re doing. Unfortunate, because I like this stitch.
Thank-you for letting me know. I've since changed the background music in my videos because of comments like yours. I listen and learn 😉. Tanks for watching and commenting! Take care!
Hi! Awesome video! I’m thinking about making this, but the yarn I want to use is sock weight. What size hook would you recommend, because I think 6.5mm is perhaps not going to work?
So sorry for the delay in my response! I'd definitely go down in hook size and up the amount of double crochets around the brim. Play around with it a little but I'd go with the recommended hook size for the yarn and then go from there. It's a pattern with a multiple of 4 so please definitely add on to what I had recommended. I hope this helps! I'd absolutely love to see the finished product! If you're on instagram you can tag me @abcutecreations. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
I'm not dumb by no means but this was the hardest video I have ever tried to make. I had to go to several other videos to try to get the grasp of what she was trying too do. I was not happy.
I'm happy to help in any way possible. If you can pinpoint me to the specific areas you're having trouble in I'm happy to help. Just tag me and let me know how I can be of assistance. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hello friend.
I'm very late with this response but, Hello! I hope this message finds you well!
It's hard to hear you over the music
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Why the music?
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
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Why use white thread on a white background? It's so difficult for the viewer
I have gotten some similar critique and try to always improve upon my work. I will try harder in the future!
i like the way these cables look, but the amount of yarn this style eats up is criminal 😥
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Looks beautiful. Please check out new policies on children
I just watched a video explanation. Thank you for your time.
I am hoping crochet and knitting communities do not end up fined on some of their videos
After December 10th. I am not trying to be to tell anyone how to run channel.
Just concerned for crafting communities.
Thanks for the heads up! I have been watching this closely as I want to make sure that this won't negatively affect my channel. Only just over 1% of my viewers are between the ages 13-17 and the rest are older so I don't feel like mine will give the impression that they're meant for children (even though children COULD use my tutorials to learn, they aren't the target audience). So I feel like my channel won't be affected personally but sad for those that this will affect in the crafting community. I know there are many tutorials my daughter will watch that I also enjoy watching with her as an adult. We'll all just have to see how this shakes out in the end.
also also-- when i clicked the other video for the bun hat that began with "watch the other video for the body.." So i do, and then midway through this one, I get told that i won't have it explained to me...so now i have to watch THREE videos to learn one stitch/hat? dumb.
I'm so sorry these 100%, completely free-to-you-tutorials and patterns are insufficient 🤷♀️. Having said that, you do not need to watch all 3 tutorials to create one or even both hats. One is simply a stitch tutorial meant for total beginners who need more of an in depth look at the stitch. Plenty of people who've never done Celtics weave before have been able to follow the tutorials just fine without it. As for the 2 pattern videos, both follow the exact same base for the hat so instead of creating more work for myself (crocheting on camera and explaining your steps does take more work than just doing your thing off camera)....I decided to use the same video to explain the beginning steps. Yes, you then have to do one extra step and click the link I have pretty clearly listed for you in both the comments and the description but I felt that was a fair trade off since I'm doing the work and providing free-to-you content. I am sorry you were unhappy with the content but I do still wish you happy holidays and hope you have a happy and healthy new year.
@@ABCuteCreations lol
Your background noise is very distracting
Thank you for commenting and letting me know. I have heard on another video of mine that the song was distracting so I have changed it up and now use a different song that I feel is more quiet. I would love it if you can check out my more recent videos to see if the quality is more acceptable. Thanks for watching!
I just think it's to bad... I didn't get everything right and sometimes a little more explaining would have been appreciated will see what turn out...
I'd love to help you out! Where specifically were you having trouble? If you can pinpoint me in the right direction I will do my best to assist you.
Video is will explained but the music is annoying. Give me a headache.
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
That background music is horrible. Just your voice is ideal.
Thank you for your feedback! I always try to improve upon my videos and I appreciate the constructive criticism. I will try to do better in the future. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Sorry can’t watch music too distracting
I'm sorry about the music selection for the last couple of videos in this set. I did stop using this song after this video so tutorials that came before the Celtic weave stitches and after do not include this song. Hope that helps!
The back round noise is very disturbing
I have gotten some similar critique and try to minimize the music in my current videos. I appreciate all feedback and take it to heart. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Great. I started making it and following along only to have you go, "Oh i'm not going to explain. find the other tutorial." COOL THANKS. smh..
Annoying music !!!!
Thanks for the feedback! I always try my best to improve upon my work. I'll keep this in consideration going forward. Thanks for watching and commenting!