Future comments for myself if I make this one again & of coarse if it helps someone, that's always good. This one was alot of trial & error for me with this; I fixed it over and over until I liked it. I like the outcome alot now. 2 comments were really helpful.... one about removing 1 row of increase rounds.... and another about creating a chain to measure the circumference required for the head. So thank you to those people for those inspirations. I decided to just use a piece of yarn to measure my head circumference (bc I don't have time to count stitches). I pulled off 1 increase round and it was still too big, so I pulled off a second. Once the rim of this circle I had crocheted matched the size I want the brim to be, I started building regular DC stitches to get the height (stopped increases). But thing is.... she does 10 regular + 4 fpdc/bpdc for the brim..... I only needed 7 rows (once it was about to my hairline, for reference) then added 4 rows of fpdc/bpdc for the border. And that is visual preference, it could have worked with 8 rows of dc and 3 rows of fpdc/bpdc for a smaller rim if you don't want it that thick on the border. Anyway. So for me, I did.... Size 4 yarn Size H (5mm) hook R1: The original circle with 10 dc R2: 2 in each R3: 1,2 pattern R4: 1,1,2 pattern R5: 1,1,1,2 pattern R6-R12: 1 only R13-R16: fpdc/bpdc for brim This worked for me personally. Hopefully this is enough info to help anyone troubleshoot who is struggling too.
My son has a big head and a lot of hair. To make this big enough for him, I used a 7mm hook, started with chain 6 to make the center circle and 20 double crochets for round 1. Then 3 in 2 for the first TWO rounds. Then 4 in 3, 5 in 4, 6 in 5, and 7 in 6 for one round each. Then I followed the rest of your pattern exactly (starting at 7:58). It came out perfect. Thanks so much for this!
I just started crocheting several weeks ago. This is the first beanie tutorial I've been able to complete successfully! I was able to make this in several hours! Thank you so much!!
I have crocheted 5 beanies this Christmas season and this is the most accurate, best fitting, easy and easy to follow pattern yet. Thank you Mindfulknots!!!!!
@@MindfulKnots can I use different yarns or will the size change too much? I have some Caron cotton and some 3 weights by other brands...not to light but a little thinner than landscapes
Hey Julie, I’m using a much thicker yarn and don’t need to do as many increasing rounds. Could you tell me the diameter of the crown in either centimetres or inches? I think I might only need to to do 4 or 5 increasing rounds. Any advice is much appreciated.
I read the comments already posted and can’t agree more. I’ve been trying to crochet for years and although I’ve completed projects, they weren’t exactly what I wanted. This is the very best instruction and the beanie is perfect. Thank you.
This is the best beanie tutorial I have seen in a while. I have made 4 today and still making them. I donate my crocheting to homeless veterans in my area. Thank you
These were thorough instructions on how to crochet a beanie; I appreciated you bringing in the camera closer when you showed the front and back posts and I was able to see where you were placing the hook better, thank you. A very good tutorial.
I am an absolute beginner and big proctastinator and this is the first piece I was able to finish EVER 😁 it was so much fun and I loved making it. Your tutorial was amazing and super easy to follow, I'm totally gonna make a second one!
I’ve followed this tutorial so many times it’s so underrated,, it makes the cutest beanies ever and now o strictly use this pattern for them,,, good job girl
I started the beanie last year but gave up when I couldn't count the rows as i was a beginner, and i took it up this year again with more determination, and it finished it even though i had to unravel many times, the instructions are simple, clear and short, perfect for a newbie like me, thank you for the amazing video ❤
This has been the best tutorial on crocheting a beanie I have ever seen on YT. Thank you so very much for this. I was able to complete in a few hours and it’s beautiful
Thank you for making this video, this was my first successful crochet project and I was able to give it to my grandma who liked it a lot! This was a great tutorial with good explanations :D
This was by far the easiest tutorial to follow for a beanie that I've found so far. I was making one for an adult male, so I ended my last round of increases with 9 double crochets followed by an increase every 10th stitch. Then I crocheted 5 rounds without increases followed by 3 rounds of the pattern she uses at the bottom. It fit perfectly!
This is a fantastic little tutorial!!! I've been crocheting for almost a year now, watched many RUclips videos, done my fair share of diverse projects and learned to read patterns along the way. I wish everyone did their tutorials like this! You can follow whether you're a beginner or more experienced crocheter. It's not to slow or too fast paced. It's just, so well done.
I love that you jump right into what is needed. I love the colour of yarn choice. I like hearing the soumd of the yarn as the crochet hook weaves its way through the pattern. The patyern is nice and I have learned enough stitches to complete the project. I must not leave out the warm and friendly visitor who was in the video for their cameo appearance. Blessings upon you and your loved ones. Thank you for sharing
Thank you sm for such a great tutorial! I’m a beginner and I haven’t been that proud of my projects. But I finished my hat last night and I cannot believe I made it myself! It’s so beautiful and I’m so proud of it. The tutorial was so helpful and straightforward.
I made my mom a bunch of these because she went through chemo for breast cancer and her hair has never been the same. Now she's not so embarrassed to go out in public. THANK YOU💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏
I completed one beanie in one day! This video is so good, the instructions are clear and easy to follow and the beanie turned out super cute. I used a cotton yarn and still the beanie fits perfectly! Thank you Mindful Knots for this superb tutorial. ❤
easy & fun pattern, thank you for slowing down when teaching front post & back post, I couldn’t get those two down but ur example was perfect to understand, Thank You !!!
If you ever need to slow a video down (not this one it's perfect) RUclips has the option under the three dots in the top right hand corner to slow the video. That's how I learned to crochet.
Thanks for sharing! It took me two trials to make this successfully as i was using medium yarn and 5mm crochet. The first time I tried it, it was very big and I had to undo everything. So I decided to reduce stitches by 1 from the beginning. I did 9 instead of 10 in the first row, 18, 27, and so on. 63 in the repeated 10 rows. Turned out very well! Hoping that it stretches further but is snug right now. Love the pattern! Finished it in a day the second time!
Crocheting is a totally new thing for me as I challenge myself to learn something new to start this year. I wanna prove that it's never too late to learn (I'm now 49 going to be 50 soon!). So here I go! RUclips is my teacher. I have made my 1st project of making infinity scarf then I wanna extend it to a beanie. After checking out some tutorials here for beginners, then I came across this Mindfulknots! And I am now working on round 4 of the beanie. Your instruction is easy to understand, so helpful for a super beginner like me. I paused and go back many times too. Sometimes got lost with the pattern; did I do double crochet on that stitch? And redo again. 😂 I enjoy this new journey. Thank you so much Mindfulknots! I can't wait to have my 1st beanie done! 😘😘
I just followed this post 2 days ago, I have a great beanie thanks to your very good teaching and demonstration! Can't say enough, Thank You so very much! Lis
I LOVE this tutorial. There is no unnecessary talking for the sake of loving to hear your own voice. You explain things in a matter of fact way without constantly stumbling over your own words due to your mouth going faster than your brain and feeling the need to fill every moment with noise. Many crochet content creators will not edit out their word stumbling, so it makes it difficult to understand what they’re trying to say. Again, I believe they just love to hear themselves talk. I’ve been trying to find a simple tutorial to learn crocheting in the round and the incessant chatter from all the videos I have watched until this one made it difficult to focus. Thank you for getting straight to the point and only conveying what’s important. I now understand the pattern for increases in the round. You have a new subscriber.
Finished mine. I used thicker yarn so I had to adjust the amount of increases and rows. I like this pattern. With some simple adjustments this pattern would can work with almost any weight of yarn.
THANK YOU!! Before finding your video I was spending days watching atleast 5 different videos back to back on replay just trying to figure how to get that first little loop we need😭🤦♀️it took me only a couple hours to FINISH a beanie with your video! Thank youuu sm my fingers and back appreciate you more then you know lol😇😇💓
This has been the best most simple and accurate instructional crochet video I have ever watched…. I just started and I was finally able to complete a beanie thanks to you!!!🎉🎉🎉
I successfully made my first beanie and it’s for my son. The tutorial your step by step so profound made easy for beginner like me. The outcome is awesome. Yesterday I bought a LionBrand yarn for my 2nd beanie project. So can’t wait to start crocheting. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Wow! I'm a newbie and I followed this pattern and made two beanies easily! I used the Lion yard for my second one and it came out so much nicer! Thanks for this tutorial! I'm going to make a bunch more to give as Christmas gifts.
Just finished my first bennie from your tutorial, I cut back on a few rounds just to fit my head, I love the outcome, definitely will use this again an again...Thank you much!
Absolutely incredible pattern and video. Thank you x 3 for such a sensible way of explaining things. No-nonsense, effective, crystal clear. My hat came out perfect 👍🏻 I just did 2 more increase rounds and voila. Made my first beanie ever.
HI!I i have just have got into crocheting and i'm ten and this is going soooo well this pattern is very underrated,it consists of basic stitches so it was super easy to do and you explained it so well! this helped me a lot,and i am so happy with the outcome,thanks!!!
wow i though i was the only child that crcohets- anyway thats cool that your 10 im 13 how long have you been crocheting? ive been crocheting for about 3 years now
I love to see when young people get into crocheting. My daughter somehow thought she had to sneak into my crochet things when she was 5. She made a sleeping bag for her Barbie doll without a pattern and she is now 32 and is wonderful at crocheting. Way to go you!
I do what to make a quick note that almost no crocheter brings up when crocheting in the round. Start every other row off with an increase stitch (2 DC into the same stitch) If you don’t do this, but rather start all rows off with the appropriate number of 1 DC into each stitch first, all of the increase stitches will be aligned and you will end up with a hexagon instead of a circle. I keep it simple and I begin the pattern with an increase stitch on every even numbered row. So here is what I mean. Let’s say we’re starting at row 4. Row 4 has a repeating pattern of one DC per stitch for 2 stitches, then 2 DC into the third stitch Row 5 has a pattern of one DC per stitch for 3 stitches and then 2 DC into the 4th stitch Row 6 has a pattern of one DC per stitch for 4 stitches and then 2 DC into the 5th According to most in the round videos, row 4 will begin with one DC into the first 2 stitches and row 5 will also begin with one DC into the first 3 stitches. In fact, every row starts with this portion of the pattern. Do not do this. Start row 4 with 2 DC into the very first stitch and then do one DC into the next 2 stitches and so on. Row 5 will begin with one DC into the first 3 stitches, then 2 DC into the 4th stitch and on. Row 6 is an even numbered row, so start with the increase stitch of 2 DC into the first stitch then one DC into each of the next 4 stitches. I hope this helps out any beginners who stumble across this video because this tip seems to be the biggest secret that crocheters gatekeep and I don’t know why.
Reading these comments I'm so glad I chose to start with this project and not someone else's, so far so good, and yes, simple and easy to follow, thanks ✌️
I just made this and your teaching made it an easy pattern to learn. My tension must need work because your stitches look tighter than mine. No gaps. Ty for a great tutorial!
The front post and back post stitch that creates the border really sets this beanie apart! Love the way it looks. Very professional. Perfect for me and gifts! I just did 2 rows of it and it looks great!
Super helpful and illustrative! I was trying to wing it from another pattern and kept increasing when I didn't mean to... watching this, I immediately recognized what I was doing wrong. Thanks!
THE CAT's tail!!! Yes, I couldn't help but to notice the cat's tail moving, perhaps wanting your attention? I did watch the whole video, very well explained and easy to understand. I am excited to try it now!
Thanks for the tutorial making my first beanie without any trouble. Love the tutorial and the close up on the stitches 👍👍👍 easy to follow for a beginner.
Thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I’ve never been able to make a beanie. I’ve been stuck on granny squares for 30 years! You were so easy to follow.
I have had the crochet skill but never made anything. This is the third thing I’ve made and I’m currently following along with your video & it is sooo easy. I can’t wait to finish this one and make more! ❤️
Omg thank you!! I would always get confused on the chain two and would think it counted as a stitch and would go into it and my work would be sooo off!!! This helps me understand a lot thankkkkkkkkk youuuuu!!!!
I am almost done with my very first beanie! I am a newbie to crochet and u were one of the easiest and easy to follow how to videos I found! Excited to learn more!
Love the pattern. Would help tremendously to know how many stitches should be total after each row so we don't accidentally add or drop stitches! Thank you!
Hi! Since we start with 10 double crochets(DC), each row should have 10 more stitches than the previous row. For eg: row 2 will have 20 (two DC in each stitch), row 3 will have 30 (1DC and then 2DC in the next stitch), row 4 is 40, and so on till it fits your head, and then we add the ribbing Hope this helps!
Great video with clear instruction! This was my first beanie and it turned out too large for my head so I’ll be doing some research to figure out what I did wrong 😂
I just made this, took me a few hours but it was imo beginner friendly. The only thing I did differently is 7 rows after I finished increasing instead of 10.. then the 4 rows of the ribbed design and it came out perfect ❤
I've made about 7 of these now using the Lion Brand Landscapes yarn. They don't take too long to make at all. I like how easy it is to adjust the pattern to suit your size requirements as well. For me, I find using a 5mm hook works best. I also skip the last increase round and do six of the straight double crochet rounds after the last increase round instead of ten, and finish with four rounds of the FPDC and BPDC ribbing. The other thing I like about this pattern is you don't have to make the ribbed edge separately.
Best super simple yet creative beanie pattern I’ve seen. Going to give this a try! So glad I don’t have to do it in pieces and stitch it together. Thank you for posting/sharing.
Hi I commented a year ago when I made my very first hat, it’s now a year later I’m revisiting this video many hats later💓💓💓thanks for the best tutorial ever
Very beautiful; will try to follow your instructions; I am not very handy with crocheting instructions. Will need to practice. I am a good knitter from childhood but crocheting is newer to me. I am a window of a WWII Veteran. Not too familiar with phone instructions. Hope I can save your instructions 🙏❤
This is by far the best beanie hat tutorial out there! Being a beginner, I could follow the tutorial with ease and I did make my first beanie!!! ❤️ Great job , love the video!
I love the ribbing done this way. It's beautiful and simple. And I appreciate the detailed demonstration that made it easy to understand. I did it today on a beanie I made and I love it!
I have crochet the beanie just as you explained in this video. And it really looks great...so beautiful...easy to made and explained so nicely...thank you🙏
this was so nice. i made this and it came out awesome my mom loves it so much. i wish i had seen this video the first time i was making a beanie. but honestly this is so amazing and very easy to follow
Hi. Beginner here! I like the video the up close shots and how well you go over things. The beanie is big. I even reduce the last two rows. But I am glad it was have to make it.
You really made your directions for this beanie easy for me to follow! I’m going to make one for each of my grown daughters and even one for myself. Thanks for your instructions!!
I love how clear you make the process . Something that seemed so tricky makes sense with your tutorial. Question though, what size would this be considered and how do you adjust the sizing for smaller or larger heads?
There are charts showing how big to make the top of the hat for different sized heads. I think I looked up diameter of a hat. When you reach the indicated diameter, you quit increasing and switch to the crochet stitch you are working in. Hope that helps.
I recently bought this pattern thru Etsy as I had difficulty following on my phone. After two tries I finally compared the written instructions with the video...clearly different i.e. round 5 instead of 2 dbl crochet in same stitch on the video you double crochet in first three stitches.
Plan on making this beanie. But not with the landscapes yarn. I’m working/struggling to finish a scarf-yarn is uneven in places-super thin in others. No a fan! Tutorial is great! Thanks
I don't know how i did it, but i followed this step by step, stitch by stitch with smaller yarn, and it came out so big I could probably have put my head in there twice. I know it wasn't a tension issue, but I'm trying to figure out what i did wrong. Lovely job giving all the information in a no-nonsense fashion, easy to follow, i just messed up without knowing what I did wrong.
No music, no 4 minute intro and no long talk, simply straight to the crocheting! Great video thank you
Right?! ❤
Big facts
What size is this?
I totally agree, we need more like her❤😂
Lovely!! Sizes of the circle for a child’s beanie pl. thanks🙏🏾😊
This has to be the best crochet video I’ve seen. No BS just clear instructions on what to do and how. PLEASE keep making videos like this ❤
Future comments for myself if I make this one again & of coarse if it helps someone, that's always good.
This one was alot of trial & error for me with this; I fixed it over and over until I liked it. I like the outcome alot now.
2 comments were really helpful.... one about removing 1 row of increase rounds.... and another about creating a chain to measure the circumference required for the head. So thank you to those people for those inspirations.
I decided to just use a piece of yarn to measure my head circumference (bc I don't have time to count stitches). I pulled off 1 increase round and it was still too big, so I pulled off a second. Once the rim of this circle I had crocheted matched the size I want the brim to be, I started building regular DC stitches to get the height (stopped increases). But thing is.... she does 10 regular + 4 fpdc/bpdc for the brim..... I only needed 7 rows (once it was about to my hairline, for reference) then added 4 rows of fpdc/bpdc for the border. And that is visual preference, it could have worked with 8 rows of dc and 3 rows of fpdc/bpdc for a smaller rim if you don't want it that thick on the border. Anyway.
So for me, I did....
Size 4 yarn
Size H (5mm) hook
R1: The original circle with 10 dc
R2: 2 in each
R3: 1,2 pattern
R4: 1,1,2 pattern
R5: 1,1,1,2 pattern
R6-R12: 1 only
R13-R16: fpdc/bpdc for brim
This worked for me personally. Hopefully this is enough info to help anyone troubleshoot who is struggling too.
You are a god send!!!
Thank you!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you so much! 💜
Thank you! I didn't know what size hook to use and yarn weight. This comment is very helpful!
My son has a big head and a lot of hair. To make this big enough for him, I used a 7mm hook, started with chain 6 to make the center circle and 20 double crochets for round 1. Then 3 in 2 for the first TWO rounds. Then 4 in 3, 5 in 4, 6 in 5, and 7 in 6 for one round each. Then I followed the rest of your pattern exactly (starting at 7:58). It came out perfect. Thanks so much for this!
I just started crocheting several weeks ago. This is the first beanie tutorial I've been able to complete successfully! I was able to make this in several hours! Thank you so much!!
I have crocheted 5 beanies this Christmas season and this is the most accurate, best fitting, easy and easy to follow pattern yet. Thank you Mindfulknots!!!!!
You are so welcome!
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@@MindfulKnots can I use different yarns or will the size change too much? I have some Caron cotton and some 3 weights by other brands...not to light but a little thinner than landscapes
Hey Julie, I’m using a much thicker yarn and don’t need to do as many increasing rounds. Could you tell me the diameter of the crown in either centimetres or inches? I think I might only need to to do 4 or 5 increasing rounds.
Any advice is much appreciated.
I read the comments already posted and can’t agree more. I’ve been trying to crochet for years and although I’ve completed projects, they weren’t exactly what I wanted. This is the very best instruction and the beanie is perfect. Thank you.
This is the best beanie tutorial I have seen in a while. I have made 4 today and still making them. I donate my crocheting to homeless veterans in my area. Thank you
Thank you! Best tutorial!! No long introduction. I did not need to fast forward as usual. Thank you for that! Easy to follow!
Straight to the point, no unnecessary chat, easy to follow instructions. By the way, in the UK we call the stitch a treble.
This is one of the best videos , clear instructions and no nonsense and i can see exactly where the hook is going!
These were thorough instructions on how to crochet a beanie; I appreciated you bringing in the camera closer when you showed the front and back posts and I was able to see where you were placing the hook better, thank you. A very good tutorial.
I am an absolute beginner and big proctastinator and this is the first piece I was able to finish EVER 😁 it was so much fun and I loved making it. Your tutorial was amazing and super easy to follow, I'm totally gonna make a second one!
I’ve followed this tutorial so many times it’s so underrated,, it makes the cutest beanies ever and now o strictly use this pattern for them,,, good job girl
can we begin with magic circle?
@@leom446 yes I make mine with a MC
Thank you so much!
How much time did it take for you to complete?
@@leom446
Yes you can, because it is magic....😄
I started the beanie last year but gave up when I couldn't count the rows as i was a beginner, and i took it up this year again with more determination, and it finished it even though i had to unravel many times, the instructions are simple, clear and short, perfect for a newbie like me, thank you for the amazing video ❤
So glad it helped! 😁
This has been the best tutorial on crocheting a beanie I have ever seen on YT.
Thank you so very much for this. I was able to complete in a few hours and it’s beautiful
You’re very welcome! I’m glad it helped you!
Thank you for making this video, this was my first successful crochet project and I was able to give it to my grandma who liked it a lot! This was a great tutorial with good explanations :D
This was by far the easiest tutorial to follow for a beanie that I've found so far. I was making one for an adult male, so I ended my last round of increases with 9 double crochets followed by an increase every 10th stitch. Then I crocheted 5 rounds without increases followed by 3 rounds of the pattern she uses at the bottom. It fit perfectly!
This is a fantastic little tutorial!!! I've been crocheting for almost a year now, watched many RUclips videos, done my fair share of diverse projects and learned to read patterns along the way. I wish everyone did their tutorials like this! You can follow whether you're a beginner or more experienced crocheter. It's not to slow or too fast paced. It's just, so well done.
I totally agree! She did a perfect, straight forward and simple tutorial!
How much time did it take for you to complete?
So how long does it take you to complete a beanie for beginners?
Omg I love this. Direct to the point no time waste this is great and so simple explanation no over explanation or complication.👏🏻
I love that you jump right into what is needed.
I love the colour of yarn choice.
I like hearing the soumd of the yarn as the crochet hook weaves its way through the pattern.
The patyern is nice and I have learned enough stitches to complete the project.
I must not leave out the warm and friendly visitor who was in the video for their cameo appearance.
Blessings upon you and your loved ones. Thank you for sharing
Thank you sm for such a great tutorial! I’m a beginner and I haven’t been that proud of my projects. But I finished my hat last night and I cannot believe I made it myself! It’s so beautiful and I’m so proud of it. The tutorial was so helpful and straightforward.
I made my mom a bunch of these because she went through chemo for breast cancer and her hair has never been the same. Now she's not so embarrassed to go out in public.
THANK YOU💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏💗🙏
I'm so happy to hear this! Blessings to you and your mother!
This is THE BEST crochet video tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you so much. Explanation and instructions were all on point.
I completed one beanie in one day! This video is so good, the instructions are clear and easy to follow and the beanie turned out super cute.
I used a cotton yarn and still the beanie fits perfectly! Thank you Mindful Knots for this superb tutorial. ❤
easy & fun pattern, thank you for slowing down when teaching front post & back post, I couldn’t get those two down but ur example was perfect to understand, Thank You !!!
If you ever need to slow a video down (not this one it's perfect) RUclips has the option under the three dots in the top right hand corner to slow the video. That's how I learned to crochet.
Thanks for sharing!
It took me two trials to make this successfully as i was using medium yarn and 5mm crochet. The first time I tried it, it was very big and I had to undo everything. So I decided to reduce stitches by 1 from the beginning. I did 9 instead of 10 in the first row, 18, 27, and so on. 63 in the repeated 10 rows. Turned out very well! Hoping that it stretches further but is snug right now. Love the pattern! Finished it in a day the second time!
Crocheting is a totally new thing for me as I challenge myself to learn something new to start this year. I wanna prove that it's never too late to learn (I'm now 49 going to be 50 soon!). So here I go! RUclips is my teacher. I have made my 1st project of making infinity scarf then I wanna extend it to a beanie. After checking out some tutorials here for beginners, then I came across this Mindfulknots! And I am now working on round 4 of the beanie. Your instruction is easy to understand, so helpful for a super beginner like me. I paused and go back many times too. Sometimes got lost with the pattern; did I do double crochet on that stitch? And redo again. 😂 I enjoy this new journey. Thank you so much Mindfulknots! I can't wait to have my 1st beanie done! 😘😘
I just followed this post 2 days ago, I have a great beanie thanks to your very good teaching and demonstration! Can't say enough, Thank You so very much! Lis
Wonderful! You are so welcome!
I LOVE this tutorial. There is no unnecessary talking for the sake of loving to hear your own voice. You explain things in a matter of fact way without constantly stumbling over your own words due to your mouth going faster than your brain and feeling the need to fill every moment with noise. Many crochet content creators will not edit out their word stumbling, so it makes it difficult to understand what they’re trying to say. Again, I believe they just love to hear themselves talk. I’ve been trying to find a simple tutorial to learn crocheting in the round and the incessant chatter from all the videos I have watched until this one made it difficult to focus. Thank you for getting straight to the point and only conveying what’s important. I now understand the pattern for increases in the round. You have a new subscriber.
Finished mine. I used thicker yarn so I had to adjust the amount of increases and rows. I like this pattern. With some simple adjustments this pattern would can work with almost any weight of yarn.
THANK YOU!! Before finding your video I was spending days watching atleast 5 different videos back to back on replay just trying to figure how to get that first little loop we need😭🤦♀️it took me only a couple hours to FINISH a beanie with your video! Thank youuu sm my fingers and back appreciate you more then you know lol😇😇💓
I made this today and it turned out great! Thank you for the clear instructions on the front post/back post stitches.
This has been the best most simple and accurate instructional crochet video I have ever watched…. I just started and I was finally able to complete a beanie thanks to you!!!🎉🎉🎉
I successfully made my first beanie and it’s for my son. The tutorial your step by step so profound made easy for beginner like me. The outcome is awesome. Yesterday I bought a LionBrand yarn for my 2nd beanie project. So can’t wait to start crocheting. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I love this video. I’ve watched it several times to make multiple hats.
Wow! I'm a newbie and I followed this pattern and made two beanies easily! I used the Lion yard for my second one and it came out so much nicer!
Thanks for this tutorial! I'm going to make a bunch more to give as Christmas gifts.
How much time did it take for you to complete?
@@marva2163 with my speed, i finished in an hour.
Thankyou for your easy to follow instructions. I have made them for many members of my family and they love them.
Thank you for this super simple and easy to follow tutorial. I sincerely appreciate that you didn't muddle on and on and kept it short and sweet.
Perfectly done,easy to follow. Your yarn was less fuzzy and textured as mine,so I paused between rows and caught up. Thanks!
Just finished my first bennie from your tutorial, I cut back on a few rounds just to fit my head, I love the outcome, definitely will use this again an again...Thank you much!
I had to cut out 5 rows. It makes a huge hat. I love it. Will be using this pattern again.
How much time did it take for you to complete?
Absolutely incredible pattern and video. Thank you x 3 for such a sensible way of explaining things. No-nonsense, effective, crystal clear. My hat came out perfect 👍🏻 I just did 2 more increase rounds and voila. Made my first beanie ever.
HI!I i have just have got into crocheting and i'm ten and this is going soooo well
this pattern is very underrated,it consists of basic stitches so it was super easy to do
and you explained it so well! this helped me a lot,and i am so happy with the outcome,thanks!!!
wow i though i was the only child that crcohets- anyway thats cool that your 10 im 13 how long have you been crocheting? ive been crocheting for about 3 years now
I love to see when young people get into crocheting. My daughter somehow thought she had to sneak into my crochet things when she was 5. She made a sleeping bag for her Barbie doll without a pattern and she is now 32 and is wonderful at crocheting. Way to go you!
@@rng813 hi im also 13 and I also love to crochet!!! I also thought I was the only child....
After watching this video I tried same for me. The result is amazing. Thank you❤ so much
How much time did it take for you to complete?
I do what to make a quick note that almost no crocheter brings up when crocheting in the round. Start every other row off with an increase stitch (2 DC into the same stitch) If you don’t do this, but rather start all rows off with the appropriate number of 1 DC into each stitch first, all of the increase stitches will be aligned and you will end up with a hexagon instead of a circle. I keep it simple and I begin the pattern with an increase stitch on every even numbered row. So here is what I mean. Let’s say we’re starting at row 4.
Row 4 has a repeating pattern of one DC per stitch for 2 stitches, then 2 DC into the third stitch
Row 5 has a pattern of one DC per stitch for 3 stitches and then 2 DC into the 4th stitch
Row 6 has a pattern of one DC per stitch for 4 stitches and then 2 DC into the 5th
According to most in the round videos, row 4 will begin with one DC into the first 2 stitches and row 5 will also begin with one DC into the first 3 stitches. In fact, every row starts with this portion of the pattern. Do not do this. Start row 4 with 2 DC into the very first stitch and then do one DC into the next 2 stitches and so on. Row 5 will begin with one DC into the first 3 stitches, then 2 DC into the 4th stitch and on. Row 6 is an even numbered row, so start with the increase stitch of 2 DC into the first stitch then one DC into each of the next 4 stitches.
I hope this helps out any beginners who stumble across this video because this tip seems to be the biggest secret that crocheters gatekeep and I don’t know why.
Reading these comments I'm so glad I chose to start with this project and not someone else's, so far so good, and yes, simple and easy to follow, thanks ✌️
I just made this and your teaching made it an easy pattern to learn. My tension must need work because your stitches look tighter than mine. No gaps. Ty for a great tutorial!
The front post and back post stitch that creates the border really sets this beanie apart! Love the way it looks. Very professional. Perfect for me and gifts! I just did 2 rows of it and it looks great!
Thank you so much! Made this beanie for my nephew today. Your instructions are FANTASTIC! I've never been able to make a circle until now. Thank you!
Super helpful and illustrative! I was trying to wing it from another pattern and kept increasing when I didn't mean to... watching this, I immediately recognized what I was doing wrong. Thanks!
THE CAT's tail!!! Yes, I couldn't help but to notice the cat's tail moving, perhaps wanting your attention? I did watch the whole video, very well explained and easy to understand. I am excited to try it now!
Thank you very much ! I followed your tutorial and i finally finished my first ever croshet which is gift for my dad .
Thanks for the tutorial making my first beanie without any trouble. Love the tutorial and the close up on the stitches 👍👍👍 easy to follow for a beginner.
By far the best tutorial I have watched. Precise and to the point. Easy to follow. Well done 👏
Thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I’ve never been able to make a beanie. I’ve been stuck on granny squares for 30 years! You were so easy to follow.
I have had the crochet skill but never made anything. This is the third thing I’ve made and I’m currently following along with your video & it is sooo easy. I can’t wait to finish this one and make more! ❤️
Omg thank you!! I would always get confused on the chain two and would think it counted as a stitch and would go into it and my work would be sooo off!!! This helps me understand a lot thankkkkkkkkk youuuuu!!!!
I am almost done with my very first beanie! I am a newbie to crochet and u were one of the easiest and easy to follow how to videos I found! Excited to learn more!
Thanks for helping me make my first crochet hat. Your tutorial is so easy to follow and understand.
I love this pattern. I just made my son a rainbow blanket in this pattern and it looks so cool.
Love the pattern. Would help tremendously to know how many stitches should be total after each row so we don't accidentally add or drop stitches! Thank you!
Yes please
Hi! Since we start with 10 double crochets(DC), each row should have 10 more stitches than the previous row.
For eg: row 2 will have 20 (two DC in each stitch), row 3 will have 30 (1DC and then 2DC in the next stitch), row 4 is 40, and so on till it fits your head, and then we add the ribbing
Hope this helps!
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Exactly I was just thinking the same thing, because I’m notorious for adding stitches , I must count them
@@ShehzeenKhan13 it does thank you very much! Because I must count stitches or I’d have a messed project
Great video with clear instruction! This was my first beanie and it turned out too large for my head so I’ll be doing some research to figure out what I did wrong 😂
With patience and determination I’m done finishing the beanie.Thank you.Your such a wonderful person.Have a great day.
I just made this, took me a few hours but it was imo beginner friendly. The only thing I did differently is 7 rows after I finished increasing instead of 10.. then the 4 rows of the ribbed design and it came out perfect ❤
I've made about 7 of these now using the Lion Brand Landscapes yarn. They don't take too long to make at all. I like how easy it is to adjust the pattern to suit your size requirements as well. For me, I find using a 5mm hook works best. I also skip the last increase round and do six of the straight double crochet rounds after the last increase round instead of ten, and finish with four rounds of the FPDC and BPDC ribbing. The other thing I like about this pattern is you don't have to make the ribbed edge separately.
I 5mm hook, but when i finished the hat it was like circle
What wrong with me ?
Best super simple yet creative beanie pattern I’ve seen. Going to give this a try! So glad I don’t have to do it in pieces and stitch it together. Thank you for posting/sharing.
Just finished my beanie and im gonna start my second beanie for my daughter ...thank you so much for the tutorials ❤❤
Hi I commented a year ago when I made my very first hat, it’s now a year later I’m revisiting this video many hats later💓💓💓thanks for the best tutorial ever
Thank you for these instructions. You did a super job! I can't wait to wear my hat!
I come back to this video every time I decide to make a beanie! it’s the most helpful tutorial! thank you for that
Great tutorial, so easy to follow. And I love the landscapes yarn. Scarves and hats turn out so beautifully with it.
Very beautiful; will try to follow your instructions; I am not very handy with crocheting instructions. Will need to practice. I am a good knitter from childhood but crocheting is newer to me. I am a window of a WWII Veteran. Not too familiar with phone instructions. Hope I can save your instructions 🙏❤
This is by far the best beanie hat tutorial out there! Being a beginner, I could follow the tutorial with ease and I did make my first beanie!!! ❤️ Great job , love the video!
This is the first hat/beanie I've made with no difficulties! Thank you so much!
Love the colors…simple tecnique for the beanie👍👍❤️
thank you.
clear, straight to the point...you showed all angles well
I love the ribbing done this way. It's beautiful and simple. And I appreciate the detailed demonstration that made it easy to understand. I did it today on a beanie I made and I love it!
This is the video that taught me how to start my first hat 😍
I have crochet the beanie just as you explained in this video. And it really looks great...so beautiful...easy to made and explained so nicely...thank you🙏
this was so nice. i made this and it came out awesome my mom loves it so much. i wish i had seen this video the first time i was making a beanie. but honestly this is so amazing and very easy to follow
Thank you! This was my first project! Very easy to follow and my hat came out great!
Best video on crochet so far ❤❤❤
Very clear instructions. I’m about to finish my beanie for my daughter. Thank you.
Hi. Beginner here! I like the video the up close shots and how well you go over things. The beanie is big. I even reduce the last two rows. But I am glad it was have to make it.
@Martha Johnson Haha.. Yes, very big. Trying to find another beanie that I make, an easy one.
@Martha Johnson Thanks!! Will do. I just started so trying to build up confidence.
This IS SO EASY to follow. Your VIDEO was PERFECT. Thank you
Amazing simple pattern very well explained!! Thank you so much for sharing!! I am making it for my mom, she will love it!!!! Greetings from Vancouver!
Thank you. I am a total beginner, and I make this hat. I love it.
i love your easy teaching, thank you. Also your kitty cat!!! love it
Just finished your pattern it looks great. Thanks for sharing. 🙏❤️🙏
You really made your directions for this beanie easy for me to follow! I’m going to make one for each of my grown daughters and even one for myself. Thanks for your instructions!!
You've explained this so well. I'm going to try and make my first beanie. I've never really understood how to make a beanie, I'm sure this will help.
Thanks a ton for this lovely video ....I made my first beanie and it came out so perfect . I followed your beanie to the T.
Nice tutorial, very simple but beautiful. Thank you
Made this yesterday, accidentally with that exact yarn and it turned out awesome!
What was the yarn?
Found the yarn used at the beginning of the video!!
I love how clear you make the process . Something that seemed so tricky makes sense with your tutorial. Question though, what size would this be considered and how do you adjust the sizing for smaller or larger heads?
There are charts showing how big to make the top of the hat for different sized heads. I think I looked up diameter of a hat. When you reach the indicated diameter, you quit increasing and switch to the crochet stitch you are working in. Hope that helps.
I recently bought this pattern thru Etsy as I had difficulty following on my phone. After two tries I finally compared the written instructions with the video...clearly different i.e. round 5 instead of 2 dbl crochet in same stitch on the video you double crochet in first three stitches.
I have been trying to follow this and looks so nice,neat and it's perfect beanie for a Barbie doll right now.
Plan on making this beanie. But not with the landscapes yarn. I’m working/struggling to finish a scarf-yarn is uneven in places-super thin in others. No a fan! Tutorial is great! Thanks
I don't know how i did it, but i followed this step by step, stitch by stitch with smaller yarn, and it came out so big I could probably have put my head in there twice. I know it wasn't a tension issue, but I'm trying to figure out what i did wrong. Lovely job giving all the information in a no-nonsense fashion, easy to follow, i just messed up without knowing what I did wrong.
Fabulous video on a well fitting beanie hat. Well done! Thank you!
This tutorial was outstanding. I'm about to go see what others you have done!
This is the best pattern for beanies! I’ve made 5 already. I use the Caron simply soft yarn and they came out beautiful….