Crochet Pattern Tutorial: Extra Long Elf Hat (baby-adult sizes)
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2021
- Important note: If you are making this for a baby or young child please only use it as a photo prop, do not allow the baby or child to be unattended while wearing this elf hat.
This pattern takes some time to work up but is a super simple pattern. my tutorial shows the Women's size but has the changes listed for all sizes from 0-3 months up to men's!
Link to the written pattern: byjennidesigns.blogspot.com/2... 
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I’ve seen so many tutorials for this type of hat and they were all made more difficult than they needed to be. This is the easiest I have ever seen of this pattern. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome. 🥰
Currently on maternity leave and don't have any spare cash to buy my partner a birthday present. I finally had the idea to make him the sleeping cap that he's wanted for months! Time to use up those scraps!
I have been looking for a hat like this for two years! Don’t know how I missed your video but I’m so glad that I finally found it!! Love this hat and can’t wait to get started!❤
Hi Minini! I'm so glad you found it too, happy crocheting! 🩷
Thank You so much for this tutorial!
I've been looking for a super easy pattern to follow. I'm going to grab my yarn now!!! Thank you so much.
You're welcome. 😁 Happy crocheting!
This was very easy to follow . Thank you for a great tutorial !
Hi Sheila! I'm so happy to hear that, you're welcome! 🙂
Thank you for this tutorial! I've been wanting to make one 😊
You're welcome 🙂
Thank you sooooo much🤩
You've made this so easy for me. I wish I can post a picture of my finished product ❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome, Nedria! 🩷 I wish you could too, I'd love to see. If you have Instagram or Facebook you can share it with me there @byjennidesigns 😊
Thanks, just what I was looking for!!!
You're welcome. 😊
Me encanta, es muy original, divertido y distinto de los demás
Muchas gracias, Damares🥰
@@ByJenniDesigns Gracias a usted por su lindos trabajos.
I’m making this with colorful stripes these hats look so cool to me I love them 😆
I bet they're gorgeous!! 🙂
@@ByJenniDesigns I finished the hat last night and added cute buttons on the brim I love it!
@Mediumbird That's so great, you work fast!
Great video!! Very easy instructions.
Would it work to double the width of the last part (white yarn) so it could be folded over?
Good idea, I don't see why it wouldn't work. 🙂
I’ve never crocheted before but I grabbed all the supplies I need to try this out! I’m thinking of possibly making it with thick stripes. Do you have any recommendations on how many rows thick the stripes should be on a men’s hat?
And thank you so much for posting such a detailed video!
Hi Cass, if I'm doing my math correct, the men's size should end up being 68 rows (not including the white edging) and that's perfect because I think 4 rows per color would be great! 😁 Good luck, let me know if you have any other questions.
@@ByJenniDesigns Thank you so, so much! I’ll try it out! 😊
What size hook????
how much time did you spent doing this proyect aproximately?
I'm so sorry, I really don't know. Could probably work one up in a day.
Hi I’m not sure if this account is still
Active
So I have a issue here
I made a elf hat for
My husband with another oattern and I used red heart soft yarn worsted weight 4 with 5.5 hook
I followed the pattern and the elf hat was to
Small
He has a fat head my husband not sure if it’s his attitude or ego. 😂 but he’s had a big head how would I make this to make sure it’s gonna fit him
Hello Cassandra! Yes, I'm still active here but haven't had time to post recently. Thanks for the question! The way this hat is worked up will allow you to add additional rows of increases easily so you can work it up until it fit his noggin. 😉 It would end up a bit longer though. Maybe you'd like to check out the written pattern so you can see how the hat increases to fit any size, you can find that on my blog here: byjennidesigns.blogspot.com/2015/07/elfhatsforall.html?m=1
Thanks again for your comment/question, good luck & happy crocheting!
ok i have started and restarted this hat a dozen times, my yarn is getting worn out. I can't tell if you count the chain one at the beginning of your row as a stitch or if you skip it and start in the first real stitch. Help, does your slip stitch go into your chain one?
Hi! I'm sorry you're having a difficult time getting this hat started, the chain does not count as a stitch. You should be joining to the first dc of each row. I hope this helps, let me know if you have any more questions.
this helps very much, thank you, I think I have it now@@ByJenniDesigns
I am new to crochet and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but the hat has a clear twist to it that follows the connection line