Part 1 Braided Cable Beanie Crochet Video from the Written Instructions by Crochet It Creations
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Part 1 of the Braided Cable Beanie Crochet goes over the slip stitch brim to row 4 of the beanie. See the remainder of the hat in Part 2. • Part 2 Braided Cable B...
The Braided Cable Beanie is a textured crochet pattern that is worked from the brim up. It is made in adult size. Pattern cannot be altered for smaller sizes due to the 20 stitch repeat. If you would like to make in a smaller size, use a smaller hook or yarn weight.
This is an intermediate to advanced pattern due to the cables. Cables are made by crocheting post stitches, which are worked around the stitch from the previous round not in to the top of the stitch. These post stitches cross over each other at times to get the braided look.
Materials Needed:
- I 5.5mm Crochet Hook
- 250 yards of Medium #4 yarn (I Love This Yarn by Hobby Lobby used in video)
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
- Option for faux fur pom pom supplies:
- Faux Fur Fabric
- Xacto Knife
- Nylon Thread
- Sewing Needle
- Poly-Fil
Stitches Used:
- slip stitches for the brim
- Double Crochet
- Triple Crochet
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Thanks for making a video of the pattern! I wish it wasn’t so long though, it’s a little frustrating to keep skipping over all the times when you count your stitches. A lot could be cut out and it would make the pattern a lot easier to follow!
Thank you thank you thank you so much for making this video!!! I struggled with this pattern for weeks, for 2 reason; one cause I’ve never done cables before, and two because I’m a lefty! I watched this video and got it sorted in my head and hands and I really really appreciate it!!
Love this hat ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the lovely pattern!
Thank you so much for the beautiful pattern. I really appreciate you sharing it.
Such a great pattern. I appreciate how you've taken the time to make this CAL video tutorial....looking forward to following on in part 2.
Thank you ☺️
Thank you, for sharing this pattern. Beautiful.
Really appreciated this video even though there was some complaints about the speed I just slowed you down with the three little dots above, I got it done so thank you!
Thanks for your great help and job
Thank you for providing this wonderful pattern. I've been looking to add something new to my cold season wardrobe and this is the best of both worlds in terms of looking like a beautiful cabled hat while also having the benefit of being made speedier with crochet! So excited for this
Thank you for this video! My first attempt at a braided beanie was successful thanks to the video..I would have never gotten it done without the video.
I loved, thank you!💋
Thank you
Thanks 😊
It's a great video other. Than the sound. I wasn't sure if it was my device so I changed and it was the same level. Cannot hear you very well
Beautiful post, my only concern was you went kind of fast during the crochet process and talked a lot on the side so it wasn’t clear on the directional. I tried to follow but the side talking for me lost at times and your hand was quick and lost somehow in the pattern. I won’t thumbs done because the pattern is just too beautiful. But please slow down, I don’t want to sound rude or mean but I’m very visual but the side talk made me lose concentration.
Video is too close to hands and stitches to see it easily/clearly but appreciate having this as an option for help. Thanks.
Orchid is pronounced or-kid 😊
WisconsinMom also it’s not tape-estry
So now there are phonetic police on RUclips?
Can someone please tell me how this hat fits an adult.. I normally do a #4 yarn and a 5 mm hook for brim 5.5 for body and i double crochet 70 dc to start.. how big does it come out with dc 80 stitches to start after brim?
Im from Brazil, and I loved your work. Pleaseeee keep doing! And if you tell me how many rows you did in the beaggining I Will be gratefull 🥰
Hi Jessica, could you tell me how to get to the second part of the tutorial...i am stuck on the second row of the DECREASE round
My band came out so wobbly at the end of rows of the back stitch single crochet.. what did I do wrong? It's just not straight But I"m going to continue anyway.. I"ll try again with that part
Hi Seoreh! The band uses slip stitches, unless you are replacing them with single crochet.
The “ch” in Orchid is pronounced as a hard “c” ☺️
Anyway, beautiful hat and can’t wait to try it
Nanci Rizzo I totally knew I pronounced that wrong after is said it 🤣 oh well! You knew what I meant
So now there are phonetic police on RUclips?
What does it matter anyways...crochet is what we're here for. I'm sure you meant well but it was so unnecessary
Do you have a copy of the printed pattern, and if so where would I get one?
Every time I try to get the free pattern it takes me sites for buying the pattern. Where is the free pattern?
Am I the only one who thinks this slip stitch brim is really tricky? I can't seem to figure it out.
Same! It's so confusing
Here's a link to a better way, imo, to do the brim. I turn mine and just work in the back of the stitch.
ruclips.net/video/arBWcHNONmA/видео.html
@@ang3432 Thanks for sharing the link. It's a much easier alternative, and the result is exactly the same.
Do you have the pattern for the next size up?
🍃😃❤️🙏🙋♀️🙏❤️😃🍃
Isn't 80 way too big?
72 is a normal womens size. 80 is a little large.
Please speak up. You sound like you’re just mumbling to yourself sometimes and it’s very confusing, especially when you’re going through the difficult parts. It’s a beautiful pattern and I want to be clear about how it’s done. Thank you for sharing the pattern! 😄👍
Sarcastic much? How about YOU make a video with great audio? We'll all wait...
Hi
Why don’t you just say something like, “Do x amount of rows for the brim then 80 double crochets total for round 1” instead adding in all those unnecessary extra steps???
Why don't YOU make a video doing and saying all of that?
I just want the written instructions.