here i was, fullheartedly thinking your favourite team was gryffindor. till i realised it meant sports that dont include brooms 😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love the design!
@@BonnieBayCrochet hello my name is shameka I'm deaf I need your helping me I do crochet make sure is right Longstocking Fan Hat Size J/10/6.00 mm 0) SL ST ch 10 SLST 1. CH2 10 DC SLST (10) 2. CH2 10 DC SLST (10) 3. CH2 211 211 211 1 SLST (13) 4. CH2 11111...1111 SLST (13) CHANGE COLOR 5. CH2 1111..1111 SLST (13) 6. CH2 2111 2111 2111 1 SLST (16) 7. CH2 11111..11111 SL (16) 8. CH2 21111 21111 21111 1 (18) CHANGE COLOR 9)CH2 1111111..111111 (18)
I've made 3 of these now, one in black and white and 2 in Green Bay colors. Eventually I'm going to make one for me in slytherin green and silver. LOVE LOVE LOVE this pattern!
You are very welcome Denise! I so wish I had one of these in the Washington Capitals colors right about now. We are heading out to see them play tonight!
Thank you for this great pattern. I've now made several and they've become the favorite of all the hats I make. Of course, I use the local school colors.
So glad you like this one Alma! A lot of my stitch work looks a lot harder than it really is. That’s why I encourage confident beginners to give it a try. Mistakes are allowed too!😊❤️
Thank you! This is a great funny hat, I'm having fun making it. Here is a tip; at the beginning leave the starting thread long, leave it there to use for tying on the pom pom later
This pattern is great for other things!!!! I was looking for a pattern for a Legend of Zelda Link hat, and I couldn’t find one I liked. I saw this one though, and (though it isn’t technically modelled after Link’s hat) thought that it was PERFECT for what I was looking for! Thanks so much for sharing this! It was a great help!
Denise View yes, I’ve tried using cardboard many times in the past, mostly because I didn’t own one of these thingies. I think they are well worth the price, especially when you buy it using a craft store coupon!😊😊😊
You are very welcome Gina! If Santa doesn't bring you a pom pom maker, just get a 50% off coupon and pick one up during the after Christmas sales! Merry Christmas to you too!
I just made one and love it! I also got the written pattern hoping there would be adjustments for making smaller ones. My daughter would like one. How would I adjust my stitches for a small kid size? Thanks!
Hi Bonnie🤗 Just wanted to let you know...... I/WE Did It!!! (Your tips helped a lot) I tweeted & wrote out the instructions for a shorter version with no stripes. I’m very happy🥰 it’s just what I wanted to achieve. Once I add my pom poms & whatever embellishments I desire. I will definitely email you a photo. Thank You soooooo much for your time, patience, tips & well wishes towards me. Did I mention I’m on my 3rd one.LoL😂 I have to go back & frog the 1st a bit, but at least I know what I’m doing now. Hooray🥳 Blessings!
Hi, thank you for the pattern tutorial. I am wondering if there is a download pattern to purchase or share? I am not selling commercial, simply making for family gifts. Thank you
Marsha Hester sorry! I haven’t done this one yet but may put it on the list for next fall. You can contact me at bonniebay@me.com with a photo and questions. I’ll be glad to try to help you this way! Blessings..,
Your work is beautiful! For future reference, can you show your work in progress to get a visual. I’m getting confused when you count rows& amount of stitches. Thank you 😊
Bonnie does your hat have a noticeable seam? Mine does am I doing something wrong. All my stitch counts were correct! Thank you in advance! Love your work!
So sorry QT Designs, I currently don't have a matching glove pattern, but I do have a cabled mitts pattern that would be easy to make into a striped pattern here: ruclips.net/video/HIktSd8yFC0/видео.html
Hello. I am really enjoying making this hat. My question is how would you suggest making it bigger? I'm making it for an adult male friend so I can tell it needs to big bigger but I don't want it any longer if I can help it. Thank you.
I do have a question about round of 11. Why is it 1 DC in the next 7 stitches and not 5? It feels as if its skipping to round 19 then going back to the cound of increasing stitches from where it should have been.
Most likely Maureen. You can keep repeating the increase rows (as per the pattern/directions) until you reach the desired circumference and then add stripes according to desired length.
@@BonnieBayCrochet Hi again dear......thank you for your help....however, I am unable to read (understand) patterns and rely on video's to help me....which increase rows should I fall back on (from increasing every 6/7/8 increase stitches.....thank you in advance (East London, South Africa) xx
How would I go about making this to fit say a 22" diameter head? I would like to make a couple in adult size and would need to be at least 22'. Thank you.
The video recommends a size J (or 10/6.00 mm) crochet hook. Having a smaller hook can do this, as well as using thinner yarn. There are many other variables including personal crocheting style. The gauge is included in the pattern, and it could also be that your crocheting style requires a different size hook in order to meet the stitch gauge. I hope this is helpful!
I do have patterns for fall/pumpkin style hats in a variety of sizes here on my Ravelry page (with video link for adult size): www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/bonnie-barkers-ravelry-store/patterns
This turned out beautiful! However, I wear a size small in adult and this fit my 7 year old son (so of course he claimed it for his). Do you have any advice for how many rows of increases to do in place of the same-count rows to make it an inch or so bigger around and not longer?
It really depends upon your personal gauge, type of yarn etc, but you can work additional increase rounds until you reach a comfortable size for you. Do keep in mind that there will be a lot of ease built into the final rounds, so you don't want it to be too loose.
Hello, curious question. For row 15, you're doing an increase row of 6. But the previous increase row was of 7. Just seems more of a decrease than an increase. Just seemed a little confused by this, and thought the increase would have been 8 instead of 6.
Yes, I would recommend working more increase rows. Also, be careful to not make the brim too loose. It should fit snuggly so the hat won’t fall off when wearing.😊❤️
Bonnie I'm a little confused. On row 11 you said to DC 2 in 1 stitch and 7 in the next single sticthes. Then row 12 you say a decrease of 6 dc in 6 stitches. Is that right?
I know this video is very old but just in case someone sees this.... how long is this hat in height? as a beginner what can i do to make it longer/shorter?
As long as you are getting the proper gauge, it does not matter what needle size you are using. The needle/hook size is generally what the designer used, but not always what you will need to produce the same size.
So sorry! I don't have a shoe pattern at this time, but I do have a granny square slipper pattern. You could pick manly colors for this: ruclips.net/video/L9Acw_rc0vI/видео.html
Hannah Gott if you click the little arrow in the lower right below the video it will reveal additional information, including the LoveCrafts link for this design.
You mean as a regular length or circumference for the head size? I think if you are looking for a regular size & length women's hat, it may be easier to find another pattern.
Good Morning Bonnie, Thank You for replying🤗 I do like your long stocking hat. However, my question should’ve been.....Can I follow your tutorial to make a regular elf or Santa length hat in an adult (women’s)size? You’re tutorial is the absolute best I’ve found. I read my question again(far from what I meant to ask)🤦🏾♀️My apology for not being clear with my first inquiry. I’m not a professional yet, but I have made some pieces women’s hats included........Gloria
No problem at all Gloria! You may be able too by skipping some (maybe half? May need to experiment a bit here) of the rounds that don’t increase stitches and get to those increase rounds sooner and more often, if that makes sense. This would shorten the hat quite a bit. Don’t start skipping the non-increase rows until the point of the hat is somewhat defined. Hope this makes sense! If not I’ll be happy to try again!😊😊😊
Yay Bonnie, It makes perfect sense!!!.... I actually purchased the pattern this morning, so I’m feeling very confident w/ your tips & your pattern I can’t lose😁 SN: I have the same pom pom maker (never opened )I used the cardboard method, but after watching you I will use my pom pom maker with this project. You’re a JOY to watch & follow..... I am now a happy subscriber of your channel. I really appreciate how you reply to people’s comments/questions. You’re Awesome!!! I will let you know how I do! I’m going to start it tonight. Thanks again! God Bless You😇
This is so great!!! I'd love to make this for my bf, do you have any tutorial on making a tassle for the end instead of a pom pom?? also if i use thicker yarn would it be the same pattern??
I don't currently have a pattern for making a tassel, but I'm sure a few hundred others do on RUclips. Using thicker yarn would depend upon your gauge. I would personally shorten the number of stitches and rows in order to keep some drape. The number of stitches would depend upon the yarn chosen and your personal crochet style.
Thank you for replying so quickly, i ended up purchasing a similar size yarn in ravenclaw colors so i hope it will work out. If i interchange colors to make the "gold" or in my case gray stripes thinner than the "red" or blue stripes will it affect the pattern or does it not matter??
I'm new to crocheting. Can someone tell me the stitch count/ pattern so i can make mine 2-3 rows longer. I have dreadlocks so my beanies need to be a bit wider then normal lol. Any advice is greatly appreciated.!! Thanks for your time!!!
Hi there! I just finished up the last round before I start the brim. The circumference is only 12 inches. My stich count is correct and I used the same brand yarn as you did. I’m an intermediate crocheter and I know my stitches are even and not too tight. Since there aren’t anymore increases I can only now assume that this hat was designed for a small child? I didn’t see a description in your written pattern of the size. I thought it was an adult size since it didn’t specifically say it was for a child. I was making this for an adult and now I don’t know what to do. I’m sad that I spent all this time and I can’t even finish it or use it. And Christmas is in the morning :(
This is sized for an adult Kimberly. Perhaps your gauge is much tighter than mine? If the stitch count is the same, that's the only option that I can think of that caused this difference.
@@BonnieBayCrochet what is the circumference supposed to be? I crochet more on the loose side. I used super saver yarn and same size hook. I’ve never had a project fail. I’m not a pattern designer so I didn’t feel confident in making increases myself. I may give it a go. Does it need to end on an even or odd stitch count before adding the brim?
I really need a visual diagram of this pattern. I am having a hard time understanding the words on the 4th row. Your hands move so fast i can not see the placement.
You can always slow the video by clicking on the gear-shaped icon in the lower right of the screen (in on computer - video must be paused to do this - will be 3 vertical dots in upper right corner if viewing from your phone). This brings up a playback speed menu. Simply select a slower playback speed. I hope this is helpful Claudette.
The hat wasn't that hard to make. Well hardest part was the brim. My fingers don't work so well due to arthritis. This video is a keeper. I'll do it again sometime. Had another idea for this hat pattern. Adjust it to be very small. I want to make more holiday gnomes. I made one in a craft class at the senior center. It was a felt hat that was hand stitched together. Then hot glued on. A crocheted one would be very nice. Just need to find the pattern piece for the beard size.
@@carolwood4070 This was one of my very first video tutorials. Never meant to mislead in any way. The charges and fees are now more than the $.99 per pattern for me. Thanks in advance for your understanding.
This is great! Any chance there could be a tutorial to add a second or even third long point? I think it would be a lot of silly fun especially with a pair of jingly bells! :3
@@Squiggy8440 simply repeat the directions for the last row before the rubbing rows: “ch 2, dc in each st around, join with a slip st to first st of round” as many times as you wish, changing yarn color (if making stripes) every 4 rounds. 😊
I got to row 15 but bc you don't mention the stitch count I have an extra stitch. It's supposed to be 24 but I have an extra space. The 2 rows before have 20 stitches. I've redone this row multiple times but nothing seems to be wrong. Where is this extra stitch coming from and why are u not mentioning stitch count??
I tried to make one and it turned out to be extremely skinny and wasn’t even large enough to fit over my toddlers head. What on earth did I do wrong? I followed exactly what was said in the video, counted my stitches, used red heart yarn and a size j hook…
please be mindful that while we 'watch' your video and follow along, most of us do not have the written version in front of us to verify stitch count per round. When you got to rows 9 and 10, you didn't verify stitch count, just that it's a double crochet all the way round for both rows. Is frustrating to get to row 12 adding stitches and not having the same count. I'm having to rip it out and figure it out on my own.
I’m confused? Maybe it’s me but when you’re doing a row number five you’re saying single crochet all the way around but you’re actually doing a double crochet? Which is it?
@@BonnieBayCrochet I do not use my Facebook anymore :-( I've been in the process of trying to get all my photos and videos off of it before I actually delete my account. I'm on my second hat right now. My first one I used regular white red and green. the second one I'm working on right now I'm using big twist Christmas metallic colors in white mulberry and green. It's beautiful! Like you I also own every size in the clover pom pom maker. My pom poms are perfect every time! My husband now wants one so my third one will actually be in the metallic mulberry which is a darker Christmas red metallic green. He will probably get a white brim but I'm not sure yet till I get there. Might keep it just red and green. My fourth one I will alternate my stripes in red white and green :-) probably a white brim. The structure and the size of this hat are to scale! Some of them always look so strange, they're either too long/ too thin and one point maybe too thick in another and just don't look very good. Some of them are the shape of those little game pieces from the board game risk LOL! Tight and short around the head and then the top sort of squeezes at a weird angle. 🤣 I wish I could post a picture here! Starting the day after Thanksgiving I'll be wearing mine everyday ❤️💚❤️💚thanks again! P.S I plan to make a fifth one when I'm done with all of my Christmas stuff. It will be Maize & blue Michigan wolverines! GO BLUE!! 💛💙💛💙
here i was, fullheartedly thinking your favourite team was gryffindor. till i realised it meant sports that dont include brooms 😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love the design!
Hunlover123601 ha ha! Yep, I wore this to a football game a time or to living outside of Washington, DC!
@@BonnieBayCrochet hello my name is shameka I'm deaf I need your helping me I do crochet make sure is right Longstocking Fan Hat
Size J/10/6.00 mm
0) SL ST ch 10 SLST
1. CH2 10 DC SLST (10)
2. CH2 10 DC SLST (10)
3. CH2 211 211 211 1 SLST (13)
4. CH2 11111...1111 SLST (13)
CHANGE COLOR
5. CH2 1111..1111 SLST (13)
6. CH2 2111 2111 2111 1 SLST (16)
7. CH2 11111..11111 SL (16)
8. CH2 21111 21111 21111 1 (18)
CHANGE COLOR
9)CH2 1111111..111111 (18)
@@shamekapurdis3232 0) CH 4 SLST
@@shamekapurdis3232 sorry for the second reply. 0 is the starting chain but everything else seemed spot on
❤😂 You are so very not alone!! That is why I originally clicked. ❤❤❤❤
I've made 3 of these now, one in black and white and 2 in Green Bay colors. Eventually I'm going to make one for me in slytherin green and silver. LOVE LOVE LOVE this pattern!
Sorry, i don't speak English and I couldn't understand ... Can you tell me how much material you use to make in slytherin?
Thank you so much for being up close n clear. You are the first clear video I have seen.. Thank you
I am on my second hat without stripes and am loving this pattern. Thank you for your time and talent in the construction of this beautiful hat.
My pleasure Wanda!!
Love this pattern. On my 4th one. Made a red and white one for Christmas at work last year and it was a hit.
Absolutely the best and easiest pattern I've seen for this type hat! Nice job!
Thank you Virginia!
This looks like so much fun. I can’t wait to make it
Perfect pattern for what a friend wants. Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome Denise! I so wish I had one of these in the Washington Capitals colors right about now. We are heading out to see them play tonight!
Thank you for this great pattern. I've now made several and they've become the favorite of all the hats I make. Of course, I use the local school colors.
Thank you for this video. Love this pattern! Made my first one. It's perfect!
Thank you for sharing your time and your talents with us. I really enjoyed this tutorial.
My pleasure Kisha!
Very good instructions. Love it!
Had so much fun making this hat thank you so much great video
Thank you. I'm going to enjoy make and wearing it.
I loved this tutorial! I made a cute Christmas hat with red and white stripes with a green brim. It came out wonderful. Thank you for the video!
That sounds beautiful Sophia!
You are magical!! I am almost done with mine and I cannot wait!!
Sweet!
I love this hat and pattern
I love this hat! Your tutorial is excellent, first time that I do the front and back post stitch. Thank you..
So glad you like this one Alma! A lot of my stitch work looks a lot harder than it really is. That’s why I encourage confident beginners to give it a try. Mistakes are allowed too!😊❤️
Thank you! This is a great funny hat, I'm having fun making it. Here is a tip; at the beginning leave the starting thread long, leave it there to use for tying on the pom pom later
You are so awesomely talented!
You are so sweet Becky!😊❤️
Great project enjoyed this! Thx
Thanks for the tutorial I just finished my second one. I made them red and green for my kids.☺️
That’s wonderful Nancy!❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, I seem to always make bow making difficult. I think I can do this . Best wishes and may God Bless ! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
This pattern is great for other things!!!! I was looking for a pattern for a Legend of Zelda Link hat, and I couldn’t find one I liked. I saw this one though, and (though it isn’t technically modelled after Link’s hat) thought that it was PERFECT for what I was looking for! Thanks so much for sharing this! It was a great help!
Ha ha! I actually understand that reference Olivia. May daughter used this pattern for the same thing!
I am making one for the exact same costume! 😂❤
Love that pom pom maker. I use card board to wrap my yarn around. I'll be looking for that tool.
Denise View yes, I’ve tried using cardboard many times in the past, mostly because I didn’t own one of these thingies. I think they are well worth the price, especially when you buy it using a craft store coupon!😊😊😊
Best ever ! Thanks
Making this for my son but out of a yarn that changed colours for me! Great video! Thanks!
Thank You so much for this tutorial, I really enjoyed it! ♥️♥️
Thanks for letting me know Cynthia! These things are fun to wear to football games in the fall!
Now asking Santa for a pom pom maker! Easy breezy simple! Thank you for sharing this great pattern!! Merry Christmas.
You are very welcome Gina! If Santa doesn't bring you a pom pom maker, just get a 50% off coupon and pick one up during the after Christmas sales! Merry Christmas to you too!
Clover pompom maker is awesome ! They also make a great tassel maker too..
My daughter wanted a Santa hat for her work (photographer at the zoo). This worked up really quick and was super easy to follow. Thanks!
This should be fun!
I just made one and love it! I also got the written pattern hoping there would be adjustments for making smaller ones. My daughter would like one. How would I adjust my stitches for a small kid size? Thanks!
Great hat pattern and very easy!!!Tytyty
Hi Bonnie🤗
Just wanted to let you know......
I/WE Did It!!! (Your tips helped a lot)
I tweeted & wrote out the instructions for a shorter version with no stripes.
I’m very happy🥰 it’s just what I wanted to achieve. Once I add my pom poms & whatever embellishments I desire. I will definitely email you a photo. Thank You soooooo much for your time, patience, tips & well wishes towards me. Did I mention I’m on my 3rd one.LoL😂 I have to go back & frog the 1st a bit, but at least I know what I’m doing now. Hooray🥳
Blessings!
This is wonderful news Gloria! Like music to my ears!
Que lindo o guapo. Gracias
Adorable
Hi, thank you for the pattern tutorial. I am wondering if there is a download pattern to purchase or share? I am not selling commercial, simply making for family gifts. Thank you
Bonnie did you do an instructional video for the Yule tree Afghan and pillow? I am having a time with 2/2 front cross. Can’t figure it out .
Marsha Hester sorry! I haven’t done this one yet but may put it on the list for next fall. You can contact me at bonniebay@me.com with a photo and questions. I’ll be glad to try to help you this way! Blessings..,
Bonnie, is this a written instruction pattern? I do not do diagrams,lol. If so is it still available?
Your work is beautiful! For future reference, can you show your work in progress to get a visual. I’m getting confused when you count rows& amount of stitches. Thank you 😊
Bonnie does your hat have a noticeable seam? Mine does am I doing something wrong. All my stitch counts were correct! Thank you in advance! Love your work!
Hey it's me again, I'm almost done the hat and it's looking so great, I was wondering if you had a pattern for gloves that match by any chance.
So sorry QT Designs, I currently don't have a matching glove pattern, but I do have a cabled mitts pattern that would be easy to make into a striped pattern here: ruclips.net/video/HIktSd8yFC0/видео.html
Thank you mine turned out great
Wonderful Brooke! Thanks for letting me know. Blessings to you...
What is the total finished length of this hat?
This hat is approximately 36" long, including the pom pom.
Great thanks so much for the video. I'm making one for my daughters first year in college with her school
colors!! :)
so do you have a pattern of this for a childs hat?
Hey I’m using the same crochet hook but mine isn’t as tight are u pulling tight or am I doing something wrong the bottom is less oval then yours
No se ve bien claro donde van los aumentos gracias
Hello. I am really enjoying making this hat. My question is how would you suggest making it bigger? I'm making it for an adult male friend so I can tell it needs to big bigger but I don't want it any longer if I can help it. Thank you.
Sara Ashley Moore just use a bigger Hook
Muchas gracias por el tutorial!! Me encantó lo voy a hacer con los colores de Hufflepuff!!!
I do have a question about round of 11. Why is it 1 DC in the next 7 stitches and not 5? It feels as if its skipping to round 19 then going back to the cound of increasing stitches from where it should have been.
Hi! Love your tutorial, but it appears at row 31 I am only getting 30 single stitches and you say you’re getting 33. What am I doing wrong?
hi there...how do you increase for a larger size to fit an adult if I am using size 4.5 needle...thank you
Most likely Maureen. You can keep repeating the increase rows (as per the pattern/directions) until you reach the desired circumference and then add stripes according to desired length.
@@BonnieBayCrochet Hi again dear......thank you for your help....however, I am unable to read (understand) patterns and rely on video's to help me....which increase rows should I fall back on (from increasing every 6/7/8 increase stitches.....thank you in advance (East London, South Africa) xx
How would I go about making this to fit say a 22" diameter head? I would like to make a couple in adult size and would need to be at least 22'. Thank you.
You can continue an additional increase round if needed.
I have the same amount of stiches and rows but mine is way smaller what did I do wrong. I did everything just like you did but with a size 5 needle
The video recommends a size J (or 10/6.00 mm) crochet hook. Having a smaller hook can do this, as well as using thinner yarn. There are many other variables including personal crocheting style. The gauge is included in the pattern, and it could also be that your crocheting style requires a different size hook in order to meet the stitch gauge. I hope this is helpful!
Thanks for your reply is there any thing I can do to fix it or am I going to have to start over I'm on row 45 I'd hate to have to undo it...
Do you have a video or pattern for child hat love your videos
I do have patterns for fall/pumpkin style hats in a variety of sizes here on my Ravelry page (with video link for adult size): www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/bonnie-barkers-ravelry-store/patterns
This turned out beautiful! However, I wear a size small in adult and this fit my 7 year old son (so of course he claimed it for his). Do you have any advice for how many rows of increases to do in place of the same-count rows to make it an inch or so bigger around and not longer?
It really depends upon your personal gauge, type of yarn etc, but you can work additional increase rounds until you reach a comfortable size for you. Do keep in mind that there will be a lot of ease built into the final rounds, so you don't want it to be too loose.
Does the pattern come in different sizes
No, it is written for one size, but it is easily adjustable by working fewer stripes.
Hello, curious question. For row 15, you're doing an increase row of 6. But the previous increase row was of 7. Just seems more of a decrease than an increase. Just seemed a little confused by this, and thought the increase would have been 8 instead of 6.
I got to right before the brim and the opening is not big enough for my head… can i keep increasing ?
Yes, I would recommend working more increase rows. Also, be careful to not make the brim too loose. It should fit snuggly so the hat won’t fall off when wearing.😊❤️
Bonnie I'm a little confused. On row 11 you said to DC 2 in 1 stitch and 7 in the next single sticthes. Then row 12 you say a decrease of 6 dc in 6 stitches. Is that right?
Row 12 is simply dc in each stitch around.
I know this video is very old but just in case someone sees this.... how long is this hat in height? as a beginner what can i do to make it longer/shorter?
Does it matter what gauge in needle??
As long as you are getting the proper gauge, it does not matter what needle size you are using. The needle/hook size is generally what the designer used, but not always what you will need to produce the same size.
Mam very nice,looking soo cute..., Do u have any tutorial or pattern for crocheting shoes for men???
So sorry! I don't have a shoe pattern at this time, but I do have a granny square slipper pattern. You could pick manly colors for this: ruclips.net/video/L9Acw_rc0vI/видео.html
Bonnie, I can’t find the printed pattern anywhere. Can you link it again please??
Hannah Gott if you click the little arrow in the lower right below the video it will reveal additional information, including the LoveCrafts link for this design.
BonnieBayCrochet thank you! I will check there again.
Is this for an adult or a child..?? I need two children’s patterns and started this one but it looks too large for a child..??
You can make fewer stripes and work fewer increase rows to make a smaller hat.
Is there anywhere I can find the pattern for this now? I can't seem to find it on your ravelry now.
There should be a link in the video description. My patterns are at LoveCrafts.com.😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet Awesome, thank you, I got it.
@@bethmorgan5856 Thank you for your kind support!
Does the chain 2 count as a stitch?
Not in this pattern Kris. I think it should state this in the written pattern.
How long is this hat from brim to end
As shown this hat is 36" long, including the pompom.
Would I be able to follow this tutorial for a women’s regular size hat???
You mean as a regular length or circumference for the head size? I think if you are looking for a regular size & length women's hat, it may be easier to find another pattern.
Good Morning Bonnie,
Thank You for replying🤗
I do like your long stocking hat.
However, my question should’ve been.....Can I follow your tutorial to make a regular elf or Santa length hat in an adult (women’s)size? You’re tutorial is the absolute best I’ve found.
I read my question again(far from what I meant to ask)🤦🏾♀️My apology for not being clear with my first inquiry.
I’m not a professional yet, but I have made some pieces women’s hats included........Gloria
No problem at all Gloria! You may be able too by skipping some (maybe half? May need to experiment a bit here) of the rounds that don’t increase stitches and get to those increase rounds sooner and more often, if that makes sense. This would shorten the hat quite a bit. Don’t start skipping the non-increase rows until the point of the hat is somewhat defined. Hope this makes sense! If not I’ll be happy to try again!😊😊😊
Yay Bonnie,
It makes perfect sense!!!.... I actually purchased the pattern this morning, so I’m feeling very confident w/ your tips & your pattern I can’t lose😁
SN: I have the same pom pom maker (never opened )I used the cardboard method, but after watching you I will use my pom pom maker with this project.
You’re a JOY to watch & follow.....
I am now a happy subscriber of your channel. I really appreciate how you reply to people’s comments/questions. You’re Awesome!!! I will let you know how I do! I’m going to start it tonight. Thanks again! God Bless You😇
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This is so great!!! I'd love to make this for my bf, do you have any tutorial on making a tassle for the end instead of a pom pom?? also if i use thicker yarn would it be the same pattern??
I don't currently have a pattern for making a tassel, but I'm sure a few hundred others do on RUclips. Using thicker yarn would depend upon your gauge. I would personally shorten the number of stitches and rows in order to keep some drape. The number of stitches would depend upon the yarn chosen and your personal crochet style.
Thank you for replying so quickly, i ended up purchasing a similar size yarn in ravenclaw colors so i hope it will work out. If i interchange colors to make the "gold" or in my case gray stripes thinner than the "red" or blue stripes will it affect the pattern or does it not matter??
Also I started and my piece is feeling a little holey is my hook too small??
Are you getting gauge with your stitches? Also, are you using a worsted weight yarn?
As long as the thickness of the yarn is the same, you can switch up the stripe pattern any way you like.
Hi how do I find the written pattern for this hat?
This is available here Jackie: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/longstocking-fan-hat-crochet-pattern-by-bonnie-barker
@@BonnieBayCrochet thank you
I'm new to crocheting. Can someone tell me the stitch count/ pattern so i can make mine 2-3 rows longer. I have dreadlocks so my beanies need to be a bit wider then normal lol. Any advice is greatly appreciated.!! Thanks for your time!!!
You should be able to repeat the rows for the last stripe before the ribbing once more Brittany!
Lets say I'd like to do another stripe on top of that one would it change?
Thank you so much for replying!
@@brittanyjenkins1973 it would only be slightly longer, which I think would look cool!
Can you also do this on a knitting loom?
I’m not sure how well the decreases would work though.
I'll give it a try and tell you if it does or not
How would you make this bigger for an extra large head? 😅
Valerie Sobieski the pattern as if does have a lot of ease built in. If you need more, just work extra increase rows as needed.
To increase do i do 2DC inc then 13 DC.....and increase individual number like 14 DC etc. @@BonnieBayCrochet
@@deborahleigh85 Yes, that is correct.
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Hi there! I just finished up the last round before I start the brim. The circumference is only 12 inches. My stich count is correct and I used the same brand yarn as you did. I’m an intermediate crocheter and I know my stitches are even and not too tight. Since there aren’t anymore increases I can only now assume that this hat was designed for a small child? I didn’t see a description in your written pattern of the size. I thought it was an adult size since it didn’t specifically say it was for a child. I was making this for an adult and now I don’t know what to do. I’m sad that I spent all this time and I can’t even finish it or use it. And Christmas is in the morning :(
This is sized for an adult Kimberly. Perhaps your gauge is much tighter than mine? If the stitch count is the same, that's the only option that I can think of that caused this difference.
@@BonnieBayCrochet what is the circumference supposed to be? I crochet more on the loose side. I used super saver yarn and same size hook. I’ve never had a project fail. I’m not a pattern designer so I didn’t feel confident in making increases myself. I may give it a go. Does it need to end on an even or odd stitch count before adding the brim?
Do you have a written pattern?
I do here Alyssa: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/longstocking-fan-hat-crochet-pattern-by-bonnie-barker
I really need a visual diagram of this pattern. I am having a hard time understanding the words on the 4th row. Your hands move so fast i can not see the placement.
You can always slow the video by clicking on the gear-shaped icon in the lower right of the screen (in on computer - video must be paused to do this - will be 3 vertical dots in upper right corner if viewing from your phone). This brings up a playback speed menu. Simply select a slower playback speed. I hope this is helpful Claudette.
Hi, thanks a lot
How to make it longer ?
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Continue the last striped rounds but without adding increases, and then add the ribbed section.
@@BonnieBayCrochet Thanks à lot
@@BonnieBayCrochet is this tutorial is showing the foto one ? Or this tuto show one less long ?
The hat wasn't that hard to make. Well hardest part was the brim. My fingers don't work so well due to arthritis. This video is a keeper. I'll do it again sometime. Had another idea for this hat pattern. Adjust it to be very small. I want to make more holiday gnomes. I made one in a craft class at the senior center. It was a felt hat that was hand stitched together. Then hot glued on. A crocheted one would be very nice. Just need to find the pattern piece for the beard size.
Yes, the front and back post stitches can be tricky if your fingers are feeling stiff.
I thought the pattern was free for a short time period? It took me somewhere to paying for it.
@@BonnieBayCrochet
This was first released in 2017 and yes, was free for a short time back then. It has been for sale since 2018.@@carolwood4070
ok. The video led me think I had a short time to get it free. Then it was 99 cents after that time.
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@@carolwood4070 This was one of my very first video tutorials. Never meant to mislead in any way. The charges and fees are now more than the $.99 per pattern for me. Thanks in advance for your understanding.
This is great! Any chance there could be a tutorial to add a second or even third long point? I think it would be a lot of silly fun especially with a pair of jingly bells! :3
You can do that easily by just maintaining the same stitch count of the last (largest) stripe! Just don’t add any additional stitches to the rounds.😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet sorry, i’m a bit new to crocheting and i’m a visual learner, do you mean make two and weave them together?
@@Squiggy8440 simply repeat the directions for the last row before the rubbing rows: “ch 2, dc in each st around, join with a slip st to first st of round” as many times as you wish, changing yarn color (if making stripes) every 4 rounds. 😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet okay, ty!
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Is this for an adult or child?
This is an adult size hat.
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I made the hat for my great nephew in red and black. I did tassels rather than Poms. Not that great at Pom making yet.
These pompoms do take some practice. The purchase device I used for these was really helpful!
Excuse me, what about Row eight
Here are the directions for that round: Rnd 8: Ch 2, [2 dc in st, dc in next 4 sts]
3 times, dc in last st. (19 dc)
Confused. When you first changed colors you said to single crochet in each stitch around to the end but it looked like you were double crocheting.
I actually misspoke Juanita! This hat is all double crochet. Sorry about that!
@@BonnieBayCrochet Oh no problem at all. I just wanted to be sure of what stitch to do where. LOL
Juanita Sullivan just part of my human side showing....again! 😊😊😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet I can relate. LOL
I got to row 15 but bc you don't mention the stitch count I have an extra stitch. It's supposed to be 24 but I have an extra space. The 2 rows before have 20 stitches. I've redone this row multiple times but nothing seems to be wrong. Where is this extra stitch coming from and why are u not mentioning stitch count??
I wanna be Schwartz. Ty for this tutorial
I tried to make one and it turned out to be extremely skinny and wasn’t even large enough to fit over my toddlers head. What on earth did I do wrong? I followed exactly what was said in the video, counted my stitches, used red heart yarn and a size j hook…
I would double check your stitch count and number of increase rounds.
There are no written directons and I Love that yoy are saying cherio
The pattern can be purchased here: www.lovecrafts.com/en-us/p/longstocking-fan-hat-crochet-pattern-by-bonnie-barker
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Update : I may be in trouble. She wore it to work. Everyone wants one lol.
😂😂😂Uh oh. Time to leave town!😂
please be mindful that while we 'watch' your video and follow along, most of us do not have the written version in front of us to verify stitch count per round. When you got to rows 9 and 10, you didn't verify stitch count, just that it's a double crochet all the way round for both rows. Is frustrating to get to row 12 adding stitches and not having the same count. I'm having to rip it out and figure it out on my own.
Kim Brooks that is why I have to pattern available in my online store.
Somehow I am messing up on the sticking I retried it 3 times I am missing chains somehow urgggg so aggravating 😒
Yes, the learning curve can be frustrating sometimes Kristy. Hoping this works out for you!
Your local team is Gryffindor????
Ah, no. The Washington Redskins!
Hail to the Redskins !!!!
Awesome!!! A redskins fan who does the best crochet tutorials!
I made mine in my house colors (Slytherin) =)
I’m confused? Maybe it’s me but when you’re doing a row number five you’re saying single crochet all the way around but you’re actually doing a double crochet? Which is it?
These are all double crochet.
@@BonnieBayCrochet I just finished it & it’s amazing 😍 thank you!
I did Christmas colors made me an elf hat red white red white red white green brim white pom-pom
@@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ I would love to see that! Please post on my Bonnie Bay Crochet Facebook page if you can.❤️😊
@@BonnieBayCrochet I do not use my Facebook anymore :-( I've been in the process of trying to get all my photos and videos off of it before I actually delete my account.
I'm on my second hat right now. My first one I used regular white red and green. the second one I'm working on right now I'm using big twist Christmas metallic colors in white mulberry and green. It's beautiful!
Like you I also own every size in the clover pom pom maker. My pom poms are perfect every time!
My husband now wants one so my third one will actually be in the metallic mulberry which is a darker Christmas red metallic green. He will probably get a white brim but I'm not sure yet till I get there. Might keep it just red and green.
My fourth one I will alternate my stripes in red white and green :-) probably a white brim.
The structure and the size of this hat are to scale! Some of them always look so strange, they're either too long/ too thin and one point maybe too thick in another and just don't look very good. Some of them are the shape of those little game pieces from the board game risk LOL! Tight and short around the head and then the top sort of squeezes at a weird angle. 🤣
I wish I could post a picture here!
Starting the day after Thanksgiving I'll be wearing mine everyday ❤️💚❤️💚thanks again!
P.S I plan to make a fifth one when I'm done with all of my Christmas stuff. It will be Maize & blue
Michigan wolverines!
GO BLUE!! 💛💙💛💙
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Absolutely!!!
You: “At the end of round 12 the count will be 21” 😊
Me: *ended up with 24* 😶
I wouldn't worry too much as long as it still looks like a hat!
I clicked on the video hoping this was a Gryffindor hat. Lol
It could be if you want it to be!😂
I prefer Slytherin but I may just make it. Thank you for the tutorial