Cluster Stitch Hat Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2019
- This tutorial will show you how to make my cluster stitch hat. It is made up of cluster stitches. I show you how to do the beginning cluster stitch and the regular cluster stitch to make this hat. It also has single crochet stitches and front and back post double crochet stitches. This hat was made to fit an average size woman's head. You can make this any size you desire with the measuring formula I give in this tutorial.
This video also includes a giveaway!!! Each month I do a giveaway and this month it will be two skeins of Premier Yarns Appalachia and an UGG Pom Pom. The yarn details are that it is a chunky or bulky weight yarn. It has 140 yards or 128 meters. It is 3.5 ounces or 100 grams. It is 90% acrylic and 10% alpaca. I bought this yarn at Michael's. The recommended hook is a size 6.5mm or a US K hook. The recommended knitting needle size is a 6mm or a US 10 needle. The pom pom is by the brand UGG ( I bought this at Bed Bath and Beyond) and it is approximately 7.5 inches in circumference so it is a bit larger than the ones that I have bought from Amazon in the past. It says it is an ornament but you can use it for whatever you'd like!
To win this yarn and pom pom you have to be a subscriber and comment in the comment section of this video on what is your favorite fiber to work with when making a project! Thanks to all of my subscribers for making this channel a reality for me! I appreciate you all. I will leave the giveaway open until February 26, 2019 and then I will draw names from the comment section. I will make a video of the winner when it is picked! After the winner is picked, you will need to email me. Details will be in the description of the giveaway video.
Happy creating and good luck to you all!
**Giveaway is closed, see the winner video!***
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Basic hat sizing
Small Preemie circumference 8-9”. From crown to brim 3.5”.
Preemie circumference 9-11”. From crown to brim 4”.
Newborn circumference 12-14”. From crown to brim 4.5”.
3months circumference 15-16”. From crown to brim 5”.
6months circumference 17”. From crown to brim 5.5”.
12months circumference 18”. From crown to brim 6”.
2T circumference 19”. From crown to brim 6.5”.
3T-5T circumference 20”. From crown to brim 7”.
Child/Teen circumference 21”. From crown to brim 7.5”.
Woman circumference 22”. From crown to brim 8”.
Man circumference 23”. From crown to brim 8.5.
All of these sizes are approximate and no one size will fit all people.
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Thanks everyone, I appreciate all of you!!
I love this stitch! Awesome step by step tutorial! You are very easy to follow and appreciate your video! I will start this tonight!! Thank you!!
Thank you for watching and commenting, it means so much to me and my channel!!
Hello, I love the hat, my favorite yarn is Red Heart Super Saver, I mostly make hats, scraves, afghans. Thank you.
I like good ole acrylic don't have to worry about allergy or irritation
Thank you for this well explained tutorial. Was look for a tutorial using the cluster stitch for a beanie. Thank you for this giveaway. My favorite yarn is acrylic yarn. Good luck to everyone.
My favorite yarn is Bernat Velvet yarn and Bernat Baby Blanket yarn. They are so soft and super cozy.
What a beautiful hat. Thanks for the giveaway.
Beautiful hat!! I work with all types of yarns from cotton to Silk to acrylic to wool to cashmere. I'm partial to superwash wool, and soft acrylics.
Many years ago I would deem myself as a yarn snob but these days I use a variety, but I am very partial to alpaca when I can afford to splurge or when I’m gifting a project. Thanks again for the awesome tutorial!!
I would love to enter for my mom because she loves to make blankets and hats .🤗 My mom loves using red heart because it’s her fav !!!!❤️
That is a cute hat. I usually use Red Heart Super Saver bc that is what my family picks up for me. I would love to try some other yarns this year. The one used in this video is lovely!
Your hat is nice I enjoy the cluster stitch. Basically I use acrylic most of the time but like trying different ones.
I am grabbing my bulky yarn now(so glad i have some!!), this hat is great! I've never used the Appalachian yarn, it looks gorgeous with color changes as a hat! My favorite fiber is a cotton blend. (Bernat softee cotton or gazzal baby cotton). Thank you for the giveaway, thank you for the tutorial even more!!! ♡♡♡
What a cute hat!! I am loving working with yarn bee luxe lollies right now ❤️. Your hat would be beautiful in any of the colors in that line. Thank you for your videos!!
Thank you! I haven't used the luxe lollies yet!! I have to get my hands on some!
Cute. Love that if we win we already have a project lined up. I mostly work with acrylic but my favorite yarn I ever had was a 30/70 cotton/bamboo in a pearly blue. Made up a supper cute summer top and shrug. Now I just need the summer weather to return.
This is so cute. This will be my next challenge to try. I got the scarf 🧣 down lol so far I can’t say I have a fav because I just started and I’ve been watching videos to learn about different yarns and see what’s best to buy. I’ve purchased red heart, sashay and the baby ones. I liked them all but still plan on adding more different types. Awesome video. Wonderful skills.
I have been using alot of acrylic as of lately
Ive been using Red Hearts Chic Sheep yarn by Marley Bird, its 100% Merino Wool yarn in 24 gorgeous colors and works so easily. It is so soft to the touch.
Deb!! This is my favorite yarn! Oh, it is soooo nice to work with isn't it!? My dyeing videos include Chic Sheep because I don't want to dye anything else!
@@SpiffyHandmade yes I love it , I wish all my yarn I had in stock was all Chic SHeep.. well except the Lions Brand Scarfie I love that also but the Chic Sheep is squooshier..lol
Goodness! I’m new to your channel and I’m fairly new to crocheting. So, I don’t have much experience with too many fibers. Naturally, I’ve used a lot of acrylic, I’ve tried some cotton. I’ve also tried polyester. My favorite so far is polyester because it’s softer. But I’d like to try some wool at some point. Thanks for the tutorial. Your instructions are easy to follow. 😊
Hello esculapiaxula! Welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!