Same for me! I've been crocheting for 40-some years & didn't think I could learn anything new, but I just did! Can't wait to see more from you!! And I just subscribed, too!
Ok, I thought I was the only one learning...I am a 62 yo grandpa and wanted to make something for the upcoming holiday season. Crocheting a beanie for my daughter sounded like a more precious gift than just going oiut and buying things for the family. Came across this video and the author showed it precisely the way I like it, step by step, visually showing me what she is doing, and actually making it so easy for me to follow. I am not a craftsman so this presentation was spot on and easy to follow. Thank you very much for providing this and now I am a subscriber also because I can see more projects for the family to receive and enjoy!!
row 1: chain 44 (or however long you need), insert st marker at the 8th st (for when to sc) row 2: chain 2 (turning chains) and hdc blo into 3rd chain from hook, hdc blo (36) until you have 8 st left (or meet marker), 8 sc blo row 3: chain 1, turn work, 8 sc blo, hdc blo until end of st repeat rows 2 and 3 for 52 rows (or as needed) remembering to always build hdc on top of hdc, and sc on top of sc completing: chain one and cut, sl knot to end connecting the hat: put ends together, insert hook onto on blo and the other full st, grab yarn to pull through both st's incorporate tail into work, doing sc's (insert, yo, yo pull through 2) leaving hook in, cut yarn and sl knot to end, tie both lose tails together. (DONT CUT THE TAILS) cinching the top: starting where tails are, go in-between each row with yarn and pull through tightly at the end. tie tight double knot with lose tails again (STILL DONT CUT TAILS) take tails and make x's with the tail pulling tight each time to secure top. double or triple knot and cut a little short, turn hat inside out, and done! ~ -- hopefully this helps, I do easier reading and then watching as well, just me 😅 let me know if I messed up any rows! thank you so much for this pattern! Its my new crochet obsession! lol! --
I love this stitch I crochet about 15 hats gave to away to my friend and the other’s going to the homeless shelters because winter is coming I worn one of mine and so soft warm thank you again for sharing ❤️
Your directions are SO clear even for a beginner. I have made SO many beanies for friends and family--thank you for sharing your knowledge and for teaching how to make this beanie so easy!
this was so helpful and easy to follow as a beginner and it’s the first beanie I’ve ever made- it looks actually good!! Thank you for your guidance and for being such a great teacher and explainer- I’m so excited about this
I’m a beginner at crochet and I’ve been struggling through tutorials, and this is the first one that’s really clicked 😭😭 Thank you!!! Also I gotta say that your entire channel is so well designed, GREAT taste in fonts
I made a scrappy yarn hat last year from your directions. A guy told me today it was cool. A guy, who noticed and I'm not a young thing, lol. I'm going to make black and neon next. Thank you for this video!!
I started crocheting thanks to your video! I made 4 beanies in different yarn types and colors and your tutorial made it possible. Definitely great for beginners
You are an amazing communicator and teacher! Your videos are so very clear. The camera angles are close enough to see what you are doing and you move slowly enough the first few times you do something to make it easy to catch on. Your work is also very consistent but I can't get over how young you are and yet, such an incredible teacher! I am sincerely impressed. Thank you!
Well done! Easy to follow for an early-crocheter. May I suggest that instead of cutting your yarn at the end of your last row that you just use your same working yarn to SC your seam together? I would eliminate the extra "sewing ends in" and also eliminate a knot at that spot. Just slip stitch the two sides together to connect them, chain 1, and then go into that same first stitch to begin your join. You can then use that same working yarn to do the closure stitching at the top. Just cut a long length after you get the seam finished, pull it through your last loop to knot off the seam, and then do the in and out weaving as you have shown. Hope that helps, and keep on crocheting, young lady! (PS I have 62 years under my belt [I was 12 when I taught myself] but always love watching for new approaches ;) ) These hats make a wonderful donation to your local cancer center for chemo patients or to your local children's services organization for foster kids.
Excellent video. Great lighting, music volume was perfect, you explained everything clearly and most importantly, you didn’t use any filler words just straight information. Thank you! 😉
This is the most helpful tutorial I have found as a beginner! You should make more, you're a great teacher! I feel like I can make anything as long as you teach it lol
I really like your video. I know a lot of people don't like music in the background. I am not one of those people. Your selection of music is so calm and soothing. You have a nice voice to go along with the beautiful music. May you have much success and I look forward to more of your videos. Thank you
If you use a scrap of yarn you can use that as a marker and either leave it for now, carry it move it up as you're going, and ultimately just pull it out when you're done. You can also use latch hook length ones as both spacers and or counters for when you have to start a really long chain and need to either count or keep your loops consistently right enough while also lose enough that it doesn't all pucker and bunch or just get way loose or tight at certain spots. I do that when I need to put something on perpendicular or float a chain of an end that I'll need to turn around and whatnot.
I made a cute beanie using only your tutorial and it was my first time crocheting ~ I wish I could show you:( btw thank you so much for this helpful video ^_^
I just finished and it came out great! Just in time for Christmas! I did purple and black, two rows of each. Only thing I struggled with was picking out all the dog hair lol
Hey Friend! Thank you so much for this video! I’ve only ever done simple blankets and haven’t strayed too far. But your video and instructions were crystal clear and I was able to complete a hat!! Thank you!!
I love the stripes. You make it seem so easy. I am gathering up easy, and useful crochet patters to put a hole in my stash box. I have been thinking beañies would be a way to go. There are several shelters near by that could pass them out this winter. Now I need to find a simple scarf pattern. I am sure a talented person is out there somewhere. I crochet (50)+ years but I have to have a pattern. I've tried but it doesn't work out for me. Thanks.
I managed to complete my first beanie loved your directions will make more I wanted to post my pic but didn’t see how I could do this but loved doing the beanie
Good morning I always call my self a beginning crochet I am glad I found your channel I am going to make some of these beanie thank you for caring ❤❤❤❤and taking the time to teach us 🧶🧶
I made this for my mom and she LOVED ITTTT!!! This is really one of the easiest beanie pattern I found so thank you so much!!! I might make one for myself too tbh🤭
New to your channel, so glad that I found you. Loved the weave in of colors to avoid all the knots! That’s a “Pro” move. Can’t wait to see what I create 🥰🥰🥰. Thank you and love your style and clarity. Truly gifted and blessed.
okay off topic but i love that we use the same hooks. ik a lot of people recommend more ergonomic hooks and whatever but i like my silly little wooden handled hooks, they look nice
my bigass head needed 64 rows hahah but thank u for this easy beanie! I had to add extra rows when i sewed it together though, because it turned out to be too short
Thank you so much for the tutorial it took me some time to make it since i made some mistakes and had to start all over again but i finally finished it and i'm so happy ❤❤❤❤
I messed up :( the side that is supposed to be on the outside I sowed to be the inside so my beanie looks a little funky. Atleast it's done for a first time project. I am proud but the perfectionist in me is killing me!
amazing tutorial! im just a little worried itll be too small for my head. i did 44 foundation chains, but when i put it against my head, where should the other end (at the back of my head) be ? at the end of my hairline or like further back?? 😭
Hey love! So you'll just want to adjust the length of the starting chain to be longer, you can do this by measuring the string against your head like she did in the beginning, and then add maybe an inch of length or so to the starting chain so the overall beanie will be longer, giving you that slouch look. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for this tutorial 😊 I made this for my dad for fathers day recently (it’s a different day in my country). I did it in three colours: brown, white, and beige. I did white every other row, and let the white follow along, but cutting off whenever a brown or beige row was finished. Weaving in the ends was very quick anyways! Because my father has a head circumference of around 60cm, I didn’t think the method you showed for cinching the top would work, so I ended up closing it with single crochet instead, resulting in four little horns on top. It still looked good, and he was very happy with the gift!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm a beginner, and I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to do this because the only full project I'd completed before this was a small scarf; but your instructions were perfectly thorough and I was able to follow along and finish my own hat! I can't wait to see what content you produce in the future, and I admire your talent! :)
Thanks for this tutorial! I'm always amazed by how many different ways you can make a hat but this is one of my favourite techniques. Do you by any chance know how to make the colour change horizontal instead of vertical or is it not possible with this method?
Yes! You could do the hat horizontally-your initial row of chains would need to be long enough to wrap around your head, and then just work rows vertically until it’s long enough to close at the crown of your head! Basically just the opposite of what I showed
I found a beautiful wool yarn, it’s thicker, but I have the hook for it. i’ve only made blankets and washcloths so far so I’m wondering if I could use this tutorial on thicker yarn?😊
I have made 2 beanies so far! 😊 thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Curiously how would I go about doing 3 or 4 colors? Would I have to be cutting the string and tying in the ends as I go?
Thx for the clear tutorial!! But I have a question, would it affect the result if I crochet a hdc all the row instead of doing sc? Or it’s ok and there’s no problem? And you’re so beautiful btw mashallah 💓
hii i just finished making my beanie it turned out a little wonky but it's still pretty cute ! imma try making another one and I'm hoping it turns out better than my first one LOL
Hi!! Thank you for this tutorial as it is really helpful! I have a question though. Why did you chain 2 the first time you changed colour to pink, but chained 1 the rest of the beanie? Thank you♥️
if the brim or the folded part of the hat were to be a different color, how would you go about that? i wanted to do a two tone sort of situation but i’ve never made a beanie before 🙈
Great video and explanation however if I wanted to make a 0/3 month, 6/9 months, toddler hat how would I know how many stitches to make that are half double and single
Hi! When you are finishing the hat, just before connecting the top, how are you finishing the hat with two colors? I do a regular slip knot for the working yarn, but I'm not sure for the not working yarn. Thank you!
Its been a year since you've made this, but I do wanna ask the question of, how do you put working yarn aside if youre doing more than 2 rows when switching colors? M' trying to use ur pattern to make a Miami Dolphins colored beanie for my dad for Xmas. I might make a 5 or 10 row section of green.
Can someone with a bigger head pls tell me how many chains you used in your foundation stitch? I’m trying to surprise someone with a present so I don’t want to measure it on their heads but my head is smaller than theirs 😅
Dunno who might wanna hear this and might be common knowledge but a lil trick I do because I almost never wanna make something in the exact yarn weight as a tutorial, Find the length she showed how in the beginning for my weight it's 27 St not 44 to make same size hat, so she does 8 stitches out of 44 that's 18% of 44, if u can't do that math it's okay you can just Google the answer, then you take your stitches (mine are 27) figure out what 18% of 27 is you can also Google it for me it's almost 5 so I'm rounding up and doing five. This math can work for almost any stitch amount change needed but gets more complicated the more complicated the pattern! If you need to watch a tutorial all the way through and write down all ur notes so you don't get halfway done and realize one math was off.
I'm 67 years old, learned something new today from you.... You are very talented and I can't wait to see more of your work....great job.
Yeah, me too.😊 And just subscriber too.
Same for me! I've been crocheting for 40-some years & didn't think I could learn anything new, but I just did! Can't wait to see more from you!! And I just subscribed, too!
I'm 69 and happy to find
Ok, I thought I was the only one learning...I am a 62 yo grandpa and wanted to make something for the upcoming holiday season. Crocheting a beanie for my daughter sounded like a more precious gift than just going oiut and buying things for the family. Came across this video and the author showed it precisely the way I like it, step by step, visually showing me what she is doing, and actually making it so easy for me to follow. I am not a craftsman so this presentation was spot on and easy to follow. Thank you very much for providing this and now I am a subscriber also because I can see more projects for the family to receive and enjoy!!
That's great you can learn crochet at any time if life.Happy crocheting to you
row 1: chain 44 (or however long you need), insert st marker at the 8th st (for when to sc)
row 2: chain 2 (turning chains) and hdc blo into 3rd chain from hook, hdc blo (36) until you have 8 st left (or meet marker), 8 sc blo
row 3: chain 1, turn work, 8 sc blo, hdc blo until end of st
repeat rows 2 and 3 for 52 rows (or as needed) remembering to always build hdc on top of hdc, and sc on top of sc
completing: chain one and cut, sl knot to end
connecting the hat:
put ends together, insert hook onto on blo and the other full st, grab yarn to pull through both st's
incorporate tail into work, doing sc's (insert, yo, yo pull through 2)
leaving hook in, cut yarn and sl knot to end, tie both lose tails together. (DONT CUT THE TAILS)
cinching the top:
starting where tails are, go in-between each row with yarn and pull through tightly at the end. tie tight double knot with lose tails again (STILL DONT CUT TAILS)
take tails and make x's with the tail pulling tight each time to secure top. double or triple knot and cut a little short, turn hat inside out, and done! ~
-- hopefully this helps, I do easier reading and then watching as well, just me 😅 let me know if I messed up any rows! thank you so much for this pattern! Its my new crochet obsession! lol! --
THANK YOU!!
TYSMMM!!!! BLESS UUU!!
THANK YOU!!!! I’m the same way, I love when they put the text in the video but sucks when I don’t see it lol
Tysmmmmm❤❤❤😊
Ohhh I chained 2 when I turned my work. Should it be fine? Or should I start over?
I love this stitch I crochet about 15 hats gave to away to my friend and the other’s going to the homeless shelters because winter is coming I worn one of mine and so soft warm thank you again for sharing ❤️
how long did it take to complete 1 hat?
Your directions are SO clear even for a beginner. I have made SO many beanies for friends and family--thank you for sharing your knowledge and for teaching how to make this beanie so easy!
this was so helpful and easy to follow as a beginner and it’s the first beanie I’ve ever made- it looks actually good!! Thank you for your guidance and for being such a great teacher and explainer- I’m so excited about this
I’m a beginner at crochet and I’ve been struggling through tutorials, and this is the first one that’s really clicked 😭😭 Thank you!!!
Also I gotta say that your entire channel is so well designed, GREAT taste in fonts
ahhh thank you so much 🥹🫶
I made a scrappy yarn hat last year from your directions. A guy told me today it was cool. A guy, who noticed and I'm not a young thing, lol. I'm going to make black and neon next. Thank you for this video!!
I started crocheting thanks to your video! I made 4 beanies in different yarn types and colors and your tutorial made it possible. Definitely great for beginners
You are an amazing communicator and teacher! Your videos are so very clear. The camera angles are close enough to see what you are doing and you move slowly enough the first few times you do something to make it easy to catch on. Your work is also very consistent but I can't get over how young you are and yet, such an incredible teacher! I am sincerely impressed. Thank you!
you are so sweet 🥹 thank you!!!!
you’re a SAINT for posting the instructions so that I don’t have to keep rewinding the video to remember 😂❤ TYSM
Well done! Easy to follow for an early-crocheter. May I suggest that instead of cutting your yarn at the end of your last row that you just use your same working yarn to SC your seam together? I would eliminate the extra "sewing ends in" and also eliminate a knot at that spot. Just slip stitch the two sides together to connect them, chain 1, and then go into that same first stitch to begin your join.
You can then use that same working yarn to do the closure stitching at the top. Just cut a long length after you get the seam finished, pull it through your last loop to knot off the seam, and then do the in and out weaving as you have shown. Hope that helps, and keep on crocheting, young lady! (PS I have 62 years under my belt [I was 12 when I taught myself] but always love watching for new approaches ;) )
These hats make a wonderful donation to your local cancer center for chemo patients or to your local children's services organization for foster kids.
Thank you for the tip! 🥰
Thank you for the tutorial! I'll go out to buy yarn tomorrow and try to make it as a Christmas present :)
Of course! It’s gonna turn out amazing :)
This was my first ever project. Thank you so much. my Dad is going to love his birthday present tomorrow!
Finally a tutorial that’s well explained 🫰🏼
This tutorial is perfect if your just starting out, I’d never crocheted before this tutorial and it was perfect!
Excellent video. Great lighting, music volume was perfect, you explained everything clearly and most importantly, you didn’t use any filler words just straight information. Thank you! 😉
Definitely please make more tutorials! I find it so easy to follow along with you. Thank you!
This is the most helpful tutorial I have found as a beginner! You should make more, you're a great teacher! I feel like I can make anything as long as you teach it lol
I really like your video. I know a lot of people don't like music in the background. I am not one of those people.
Your selection of music is so calm and soothing. You have a nice voice to go along with the beautiful music.
May you have much success and I look forward to more of your videos. Thank you
Ooo i just crochet the cutest maze and blue striped beanie for my dad!! Thank you so much for the pattern
If you use a scrap of yarn you can use that as a marker and either leave it for now, carry it move it up as you're going, and ultimately just pull it out when you're done.
You can also use latch hook length ones as both spacers and or counters for when you have to start a really long chain and need to either count or keep your loops consistently right enough while also lose enough that it doesn't all pucker and bunch or just get way loose or tight at certain spots.
I do that when I need to put something on perpendicular or float a chain of an end that I'll need to turn around and whatnot.
You are a very good instructor! Extremely clear and easy to follow! Keep up the great work!
Everyone I know and love is getting a beanie this year for Christmas now. Thanks
Just made my first beanie with your video! It was super helpful to have this video to learn. Thank you!
omg, i'm so proud of myself for finishing !!! it looks great! tysm!
I made a cute beanie using only your tutorial and it was my first time crocheting ~ I wish I could show you:( btw thank you so much for this helpful video ^_^
I just finished and it came out great! Just in time for Christmas! I did purple and black, two rows of each. Only thing I struggled with was picking out all the dog hair lol
ive seen people use a lint roller on their work before
This was a really good tutorial, this was the first time I wasn’t confused or constantly rewinding lol
Hey Friend! Thank you so much for this video! I’ve only ever done simple blankets and haven’t strayed too far. But your video and instructions were crystal clear and I was able to complete a hat!! Thank you!!
THANKS SOOO MUCH YOU HELPED ME MAKE MY MUM SMILE THIS MORNING ❤️
Thank you for teaching me this way
I just made my first beanieeee. Thankyou very much!
I love the stripes. You make it seem so easy. I am gathering up easy, and useful crochet patters to put a hole in my stash box. I have been thinking beañies would be a way to go. There are several shelters near by that could pass them out this winter. Now I need to find a simple scarf pattern. I am sure a talented person is out there somewhere. I crochet (50)+ years but I have to have a pattern. I've tried but it doesn't work out for me. Thanks.
I managed to complete my first beanie loved your directions will make more I wanted to post my pic but didn’t see how I could do this but loved doing the beanie
I made mine the other day following ur tutorial and it turned out so good I really loved it . Thank u
Good morning I always call my self a beginning crochet I am glad I found your channel I am going to make some of these beanie thank you for caring ❤❤❤❤and taking the time to teach us 🧶🧶
You’re welcome! 🫶
omg !! i’ve been wanting to crochet a beanie and the pink one looks exactly like one harry styles has😭😭 tysm
Thank you for this tutorial! I made my first hat and you made it so easy to follow along.
Thank you for this. It's so easy to follow. I'm making a beanie for my boyfriend as a birthday gift.
helps a lot. thank you for this. hope you can make more easy tutorials. watching from Philippines.🥰
I just made this as a beginner, it turned out perfect! Thank you
Elizabeth you do an excellent job of teaching! Thank you for this video!
I just made a beanie with this tutorial and I love it.
Thanks you for this amazing tutorial! I made this for my friend and I'm going to give her it soon. Such a quick and easy projects for beginners!
amazing tutorial!! I just finish making this hat for my bf’s christmas present!! i love it so much i think imma have to make myself one too!!
How long did it take you?
@@naomycook2712 it took me about 6-7 hours, im still fairly new to crochet so im not that fast
This pattern is amazing, thank you so much ❤️
I made this for my mom and she LOVED ITTTT!!! This is really one of the easiest beanie pattern I found so thank you so much!!! I might make one for myself too tbh🤭
Thanks for the tutorial! Just made a sage green beanie for my friend.
New to your channel, so glad that I found you. Loved the weave in of colors to avoid all the knots! That’s a “Pro” move. Can’t wait to see what I create 🥰🥰🥰. Thank you and love your style and clarity. Truly gifted and blessed.
I saw you on TikTok!!! I absolutely love this beanie pattern. Great explanations for everything❤️
okay off topic but i love that we use the same hooks. ik a lot of people recommend more ergonomic hooks and whatever but i like my silly little wooden handled hooks, they look nice
they’re my favorite!!!
I made two of these,and I love Both of them I love it thank you man!
very nice!!! it took me 70 g to make this beanie and i did 44 rows :)
my bigass head needed 64 rows hahah but thank u for this easy beanie! I had to add extra rows when i sewed it together though, because it turned out to be too short
Thank you so much for the tutorial it took me some time to make it since i made some mistakes and had to start all over again but i finally finished it and i'm so happy ❤❤❤❤
Yay I did it! Great video! First time crocheting!
I did it! It's beautiful and easy! Thank you! Beanies have been an issue for me.😂
Thank you very much for this video. I'm very happy to learn from you and I made a beanie for my daughter with a pompom😊 thank you❤❤
stumbled across your channel on my recommended page and I love all your videos!!!
Already starting this and it's blue can't wait how it'll turn out 🥰
Mine is blue too!
@@Inkymarkergg did you finished yours too?
@@monicaant.1422 Yes!
Thank you for this tutorial, i had so much fun crocheting my new beanie
I messed up :( the side that is supposed to be on the outside I sowed to be the inside so my beanie looks a little funky. Atleast it's done for a first time project. I am proud but the perfectionist in me is killing me!
my beanie came out sooo cute using this video! you make great tutorials! definitely subscribing for more
You are absolutely talented and a very good instructor! Looking forward to more of your work!
Thank you so much! Not sure how to attach the picture but it came out great!
amazing tutorial! im just a little worried itll be too small for my head. i did 44 foundation chains, but when i put it against my head, where should the other end (at the back of my head) be ? at the end of my hairline or like further back?? 😭
Very good at giving instructions. New sub here. Thank you.
Your way seems easy to follow ❤ thank you 😘
Love this liz! Can't wait to make a hat!
OMG SHOW ME IF YOU MAKE IT ❤️
MASHA ALLAH thank you very much for sharing.
Hi, very happy you show me how to make a beanie. Could you please also show how to make a slouchy beanie? Thank you so much! 💕✨
Hey love! So you'll just want to adjust the length of the starting chain to be longer, you can do this by measuring the string against your head like she did in the beginning, and then add maybe an inch of length or so to the starting chain so the overall beanie will be longer, giving you that slouch look. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much for this tutorial 😊
I made this for my dad for fathers day recently (it’s a different day in my country). I did it in three colours: brown, white, and beige. I did white every other row, and let the white follow along, but cutting off whenever a brown or beige row was finished. Weaving in the ends was very quick anyways!
Because my father has a head circumference of around 60cm, I didn’t think the method you showed for cinching the top would work, so I ended up closing it with single crochet instead, resulting in four little horns on top. It still looked good, and he was very happy with the gift!
HI! if you alternated colors every row, are you saying you just cut the yarn instead of continuing to carry the yarn across?
Thank you so much excellent teaching ❤
Thank you been doing hats. Can't do a magic ring no matter how hard I try love your easy Bennie! Beautiful ❤️ great job
Thank you so much for this video! I'm a beginner, and I wasn't sure if I was going to be able to do this because the only full project I'd completed before this was a small scarf; but your instructions were perfectly thorough and I was able to follow along and finish my own hat! I can't wait to see what content you produce in the future, and I admire your talent! :)
You’re so sweet 😭 thank you!
Well done and ty! Going to give it a try now
Thanks for this tutorial! I'm always amazed by how many different ways you can make a hat but this is one of my favourite techniques. Do you by any chance know how to make the colour change horizontal instead of vertical or is it not possible with this method?
Yes! You could do the hat horizontally-your initial row of chains would need to be long enough to wrap around your head, and then just work rows vertically until it’s long enough to close at the crown of your head! Basically just the opposite of what I showed
ım writing from turkiye, ı want to just say youre amazing ıloveyou and thank ypu
I found a beautiful wool yarn, it’s thicker, but I have the hook for it. i’ve only made blankets and washcloths so far so I’m wondering if I could use this tutorial on thicker yarn?😊
I have made 2 beanies so far! 😊 thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Curiously how would I go about doing 3 or 4 colors? Would I have to be cutting the string and tying in the ends as I go?
Thx for the clear tutorial!! But I have a question, would it affect the result if I crochet a hdc all the row instead of doing sc? Or it’s ok and there’s no problem?
And you’re so beautiful btw mashallah 💓
Nice piece ❤ dear... would a pom pom do for this project?
i made it 🥺 thank you so much 💙💙
hii i just finished making my beanie it turned out a little wonky but it's still pretty cute ! imma try making another one and I'm hoping it turns out better than my first one LOL
Hi!! Thank you for this tutorial as it is really helpful! I have a question though. Why did you chain 2 the first time you changed colour to pink, but chained 1 the rest of the beanie? Thank you♥️
Can you do a tutorial for a striped beanie but in the opposite direction?
if the brim or the folded part of the hat were to be a different color, how would you go about that? i wanted to do a two tone sort of situation but i’ve never made a beanie before 🙈
VERY GOOD TEACHER 👌GOD BLESS YOU 🙏💐
Great video and explanation however if I wanted to make a 0/3 month, 6/9 months, toddler hat how would I know how many stitches to make that are half double and single
Its basically ~1/5 of the total number of stitches. So if your chain is like 20, you'd do 4 singles and 16 HD. Hope that helps!
hi,thank you so much for te tutorial. What colour would you use to top off a multicolor beanie so it is seemless.
Can you plz do a balaclava video ? Your tutorials are the best 💛💛
Your video is very well explained 🥰
Great tutorial!! Thank you so much
Hi! When you are finishing the hat, just before connecting the top, how are you finishing the hat with two colors? I do a regular slip knot for the working yarn, but I'm not sure for the not working yarn. Thank you!
hey did you figure it out? im having the same issue here
Its been a year since you've made this, but I do wanna ask the question of, how do you put working yarn aside if youre doing more than 2 rows when switching colors?
M' trying to use ur pattern to make a Miami Dolphins colored beanie for my dad for Xmas. I might make a 5 or 10 row section of green.
Very nice tutorial. Thankyou
Thank you!! Got paid $30 to make this for someone. Now I'm rich.
hahaha amazing for you 👏
❤Thanks you so much. God bless you
Can someone with a bigger head pls tell me how many chains you used in your foundation stitch? I’m trying to surprise someone with a present so I don’t want to measure it on their heads but my head is smaller than theirs 😅
Dunno who might wanna hear this and might be common knowledge but a lil trick I do because I almost never wanna make something in the exact yarn weight as a tutorial,
Find the length she showed how in the beginning for my weight it's 27 St not 44 to make same size hat, so she does 8 stitches out of 44 that's 18% of 44, if u can't do that math it's okay you can just Google the answer, then you take your stitches (mine are 27) figure out what 18% of 27 is you can also Google it for me it's almost 5 so I'm rounding up and doing five. This math can work for almost any stitch amount change needed but gets more complicated the more complicated the pattern! If you need to watch a tutorial all the way through and write down all ur notes so you don't get halfway done and realize one math was off.