DIY Crochet Beanie - Day 55 - Crochet Striped Beanie Pattern
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- How to crochet a beanie? In this tutorial, I show you how to crochet a simple striped beanie that is warm and comfy, using a few simple stitches. This beanie works quickly and shouldn't take you more than 1 hour to complete. The colors used in this pattern can easily be exchanged to fit whatever color scheme you like.
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This beanie is part of a series of beanies that I am creating to donate to my local homeless shelter. The goal is to complete 100 beanies in 100 days, all using unique patterns that I am going to share with you each day.
Other beanie tutorials in my 100 day series: • 100 Days of Beanies
Stitches used in this pattern (and their corresponding tutorials):
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Single Crochet (SC): • How to Crochet a Singl...
Slip stitch (SL st): • How to Crochet Slip St...
For the full pattern, please check out my blog post here: crochetwithjul...
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I love this. My brother is obsessed with bees so I’m making him a bee-nie with black and yellow! Thank you for this tutorial! Easiest one I’ve seen
Oh that is such a great idea! I love bees as well, and I might have to make one for myself 🐝. Thank you for your kind words! Let me know if you run into any issues while making this, and I am happy to try to help. Happy crocheting!
I’m actually doing the same thing but for myself!
USA single is double 🇬🇧
Interesting
Thanks for a really helpful video. I really appreciate it. I have made 2 hats and am about to start my third. Thanks again.
That’s great! I am so glad my instruction style works for you! 😊🧶
super film mega fajny, po prostu rewelka!!!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Thank you!!!!
Tysm☺️ I’m trying to make a hat for the character Heidi Turner for Halloween so this helped
That’s so cool! I love homemade costumes!
Beautiful and colorful beanie
Thank you so much 😁
Love it! Couldn’t see a spiral seam either which I always get with sc hats
Just made this in burgundy and cream. Love love love!!! Thank you for the clear instructions and well paced video. Going to make one in three colors now. I was wondering if there is a written pattern for this?
Ahh! That is such a great question and I don’t current have one 😲, but I will get it out to you ASAP! I usually place them in the description, but I didn’t for this one 🤦🏻♀️
I am sorry for the delay! You can find the pattern here: lipstickonarig.com/crochet-striped-beanie-pattern/
Happy Crocheting! 🧶
@@CrochetWithJulie Hey no worries, I've now made five beanies using your instructions haha and I'm gonna keep going, it is really great thank you:)
Lol wow that is a lot of beanies! Thank you so much for your kind words 😊
Does the seam travel? I’ve tried several patterns using two colours but the join seems too obvious
Nice video. I’m new to crochet and would like to make this for an 8 year old boy. Will this pattern fit as is or do I need to adjust it? Thank you very much.
I'm so sorry for my delayed response. I was having issues accessing the pattern on my blog! I have given this some thought, and I think that it mostly depends on the size of the head of the eight-year-old. I know you probably don't have an exact measurement, but if to the naked eye, the head is large or the child is large, then the basic pattern should work fine. But if you are making this for an eight-year-old with a normal to small size head, it might be a good idea to decrease (instructions below):
Normal size child head:
Follow the pattern like normal until you get to Row 11 (here you should have 60 SC st in the round). Instead of increasing the pattern, follow this pattern:
*Row 11: CH 1, then place 1 SC in each st in the row. SL st into the top of 1st SC st,*
Then pick up with Row 12 and crochet like normal. This might make a slouchy beanie, so you can trim off 3 rows of color at the end if you would like to by simply skipping them.
Small size child head:
Follow the pattern like normal until you get to Row 10 (here you should have 54 SC st in the round). Instead of increasing the pattern, place
*Row 10: CH 1, then place 1 SC in each st in the row. SL st into the top of 1st SC st,*
*Row 11: CH 1, then place 1 SC in each st in the row. SL st into the top of 1st SC st,*
Then pick up with Row 12 and crochet like normal. This might make a slouchy beanie, so you can trim off 3 rows of color at the end if you would like to by simply skipping them.
I really hope this helps! If all else fails, you can follow the normal pattern and the child will eventually grow into it! Thank you so much for your kind words, and let me know how this turns out for you :)
Cool. I am going to try this. Thank you!
Hi, I’m actually trying to make one of these for my brother in law. I’m having an issue with the size. His head is 24” 😅. Will going up a hook size fix this, or do I need to add rows somewhere?
Oh wow! Yes, I think you will need to increase some more for him, and I would also add additional rows to make it longer (before the brim portion).
Starting at Row 12, add these rows:
Row 12: CH 1. **1 SC in st 1 - 10, 2 SC in st 11.** Repeat around the row (72 SC + 1 CH st at end of row). SL st into 1st SC st.
Row 13: CH 1. **1 SC in st 1 - 11, 2 SC in st 12.**. Repeat around the row (78 SC + 1 CH st at end of row). SL st into 1st SC st.
Row 14: CH 1. **1 SC in st 1 - 12: 2 SC in st 13.**. Repeat around the row (84 SC + 1 CH st at end of row). SL st into 1st SC st.
Pick up the pattern at Row 12. I didn’t account for the color changes, but just keep them even. You also might want to add a few rows at the end of the beanie, as most larger heads need this. I hope this helps you! Let me know if you need further information 🤸🏻♀️💕
did you end up doing the creators suggestion & how did it turn out? im trying to make one for my bf and his is similar
Can you do this same pattern but with double crochet? or will that affect the increases?
The increase would need to be different. Would it be helpful if I made a DC striped beanie video? That’s a great idea.
@@CrochetWithJulie Aah okay, thank you! :)
I just published a version of this with DC stitches for you! I didn't make the brim portion the same color, but that is easily adaptable! Check it out here ▶ ruclips.net/video/WnCAUj5so6E/видео.html
will this fit a 22-23 inch head ?? 💙
It should, but I could see it being slightly tight. This pattern has some give and will stretch, but you could go up one crochet hook size and it should be pretty comfortable then. I believe you should be able to follow the pattern as-is without any adjustment, just the slightly larger crochet hook. I hope this helps :) (FYI: it fits my head snuggly and my head is a little more than 20 inches).
do you cut the colors when you switch?
Yes! And I would recommend crocheting over the tails if you don't want to hide them at the end! Here is my tutorial for crocheting over the tails if you are interested! :)
ruclips.net/video/vKEau7CBH3c/видео.html
thanks I tried and then I cried
Where did it go wrong for you?
@@CrochetWithJulie I tried again today and got a few good rows in before messing up, hopefully third time is the charm :D
How can you make it ribbed between each colour? I’m looking into making an Edith hat from Despicable Me. Thanks.
Hello! That is a cool hat idea. If it were me, I would do a combination of two of my hats, using back post or half double crochet stitches to make the ribs in the rows. I have a hat that has a similar look, but will need some tweaking, and I also have a tasseled hat that you might want to reference, if you want to include the tassels. One thing I do want to point out, if you want to include the tassels, I would build the hat from the top of the beanie down. I hope this helps! Happy Crocheting!
• Tasseled beanie tutorial: ruclips.net/video/_PsS5Yeoh5Y/видео.html
• Ribbed, striped beanie tutorial: ruclips.net/video/c4GSj3RzlCM/видео.html
• Other ribbed beanie tutorial (solid color): ruclips.net/video/o-4MUabvMS0/видео.html
@@CrochetWithJulie Thank you ever so much. You are really clever. Your products are so cute.
I’ve been watching TikTok. The loom hat making machines ( pretty expensive!!) That’s what got me wanting to start crocheting.
We were in California Disneyland in 2019 as my middle daughter has wanted an Edith hat for years. They had them in one of their stores. Sadly only younger child sizes.
Do you sell your hats?
That is so sweet! I really appreciate your kind words. I really want to try to make a video on how to make the Despicable Me beanie! If I did make a tutorial on it, what size would be best for you? Also, would you want it to be slouchy or not? I have to say that the Minion beanies are also adorable (and I really want to make a tutorial on one of those as well lol).
That is a cool way to start crocheting! Have you seen those round loom knitters? That is how I got started. I don't currently sell my hats, but I honestly just assumed that no one would want them lol. Very cool about California! I love it out there! After looking around for the beanie, I did notice that there are a number of them for sale on Etsy!