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@stevemichael8186 that's a good question. This tutorial doesn't require a ribber attachment, but it could be interesting to experiment. I'm not familiar with the SRP 50 but if it is a singer they tend to be quite similar. I hope that helps🙂

@michellenash6802 the heels and toes are sc, and the main sock is 1dc1sc continuous. I hope that helps!

Oh also yarn under was used in the video. You can use yarn over too, the size will change depending on the one you choose to use

@YarnZombiee cool! Excited for a rainbow one!!

@@bogartknits7320 I'll put it in one of my videos and tag you and put a link to this tutorial,

@YarnZombiee that sounds good, I definitely would like to see how it turns out!

@jessalinnguyen1504 of course! Hopefully I can come up with another fun pattern soon!

@laurencarlson7045 there was someone who shared their project on ravelry and did that, here is the link www.ravelry.com/projects/LilNaia/snail-shell-hat-5 She said she went "through the post instead of around the post"

Totally! I love the thought of pairing it up with a blazer 🤩

@@genswhispersasmr7596 you can try hobbii.com or Etsy :)

@@storybookweather7008 8.00mm :)

​@@bogartknits7320 I'm using a cotton medium 4 yarn, so for the circles I used a 4.25 hook, and switched to a 6.00 hook for the rest, I'm almost done and I think it's coming out the right size, it's just not full, it's more loose and lacey like a snood kinda, but I like it so far

Kind of. It's 2.50usd on ravelry though it still heavily relies on the video.

Hello! I found the ribbon yarn works the best for this pattern, however many folks have done it with different types of yarn with success. You can check out this link to my ravelry page to see and compare other people's projects and the different yarns that they used :):) www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/snail-shell-hat/people

I purchased the printed pattern already but don’t see it there.

Hello, thank you so much for bringing that up! It does say it on the ravelry page, but I will make sure to add it to the PDF as well asap. It is approximately 275-325 yards.

It does make a pretty dense fabric. The plan is to make a kitchen mat to see how it turns out. I'm doing several strips in different colors and plan to stitch them together. I'm looking forward to sharing pictures when it's all done!

I think o might be a nit confused, but I guess the circles are being joined throughout the project as you go along. I hope that helps! I'm excited to see what yours looks like!

I think I was meaning the brim, and the band. @@bogartknits7320

Hello! Try Hobbii.com or this link here: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1238997652/yarnart-ribbon-cotton-yarn-neon-bag?click_key=c391be1036697360044b722a705f294471f644d5%3A1238997652&click_sum=245422f0&ref=shop_home_active_1&pro=1&sts=1

Thank you!

From the back through to the front. I hope that helps!

Only one size (for adults) at this time. I have done this project with a smaller hook different yarn for kids and it worked okay but I do not have the specs up for that yet

Size 8

@@bogartknits7320 it looks like you do it all the way through the pattern. Once I am able to get the right type of yarn I want to make it.

I do yarn under for almost all my projects, just out of preference. I only do it for single crochets though, I honestly don't see much of a difference when I yarn under for DCs or TRs.

Yes you are right ​@heather41583 I had a blond moment before, sorry about that. It is personal preference. Next time I make a video I will make sure to mention that.

The main attribute using yarn under is tighter stitches/ a denser fabric, which is ideal for a hat :)

@@bogartknits7320 now that I didn't know, but definitely makes sense as to why my amigurumis have been so sturdy lol

Hello! I usually stuff the inside of the hat with a plastic bag with whatever rags or small towels to shape it. The plastic bag prevents it from sticking. I had used glue in the past mixed with water to stiffen it, but I've noticed there is a discoloration that shows up with certain yarns so I might try cornstarch next time. I usually spray the starch on with a spray bottle (I got it from the dollar store) once I have the shape that I want it. I have a styrofoam manaquin head to help shape it

That's great! Thank you very much!

That's awesome! We are in fact (my hubby and i) druidic pagans and it is actually meant to look like a wizard/witch hat 👍👍I might design other fun witchy hats in the future so I'm glad that you like it! I'd love to see a photo when your done!

Yeah that works! I'm happy to hear that! 💕🥳

Do you think I could make a kid size by doing my circles with HDC and then the starting chain smaller??? I want to make a matching one for my 5 year old son

Inreresting I planned to make a written version to go with this video but I haven't gotten around to it yet 🙃 the video took weeks to make and I needed a break when it was done 😅 I hope to start the written pattern next week I'm really happy you found the video useful.

The written version is now available for purchase on my ravelry page as a way to support my work. The video tutorial will stay up for free :)

I do plan on doing a written version but I haven't gotten around to it yet

@@bogartknits7320 Amazing!! When it's ready I'm so on the queue!! I know they take FOREVER to write, so thanks for the work!!

The written version is now available! As a way to support my work I've made a PDF pattern for purchase on my ravelry page (3.00CAD. price will vary depending on where you live). The video version will stay up for free 👍👍