Thankyou so much for this video. What a great idea one layer! I was making the double thick hats but now it’s summer and they are too warm. I make newborn hats for my daughters midwifery business. Love using my addi as much as I can. Thankyou again. Well done.
I will be starting to make newborn hats for our hospital. I think the single layer hats are ideal. I will probably do some of both. They are all so sweet.
Just found your feed and am enjoying it so much. You are very precise in your instructions and don't rush thru things. Thank you for taking your time to teach us properly.❤
Thank you Alina for this video. there are times you can watch this procedure over and over by someone else and not understand. BUT when I watched you do this it was like TADA!!!! That was so easy and now I understand how to do this! BRAVO!!! Of course I am now going to make these hats and see how it comes out! thank you so much!
❤ Thank you kind lady. You just solved so many of my problems. I have a customer who likes to wear light weight beanies in the spring and summer. I've been trying to figure out how to do a clean stylish finish to the cast off edge of a single layer. And showing how to fix drop/tucked stitches was just chef kiss. Many thanks to you
Hi. Thanks for this as this is exactly what I have been looking for. But I have a problem, because after finishing off the work, the beanie doesn't stretch as much so I couldn't actually make the beanie fit my head as the opening was too small. I am not sure what I was doing wrong but I did exactly the same thing in knitting the brim.
When you make the brim (crochet part) make sure that the loops are loose like here at the minute 19:59. After you finish the first round of single crochet and before you remove the waste yarn, try the beanie on. If it is too tight, then unravel that row and redo it using a bigger crochet hook for the brim (6 mm, or 6.5 mm instead of 5.5 mm). Thank you for watching!
Thankyou so much for this video. What a great idea one layer! I was making the double thick hats but now it’s summer and they are too warm. I make newborn hats for my daughters midwifery business. Love using my addi as much as I can. Thankyou again. Well done.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, your instructions are easy to understand and I appreciate your video.
Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching and Happy New Year!
I will be starting to make newborn hats for our hospital. I think the single layer hats are ideal. I will probably do some of both. They are all so sweet.
Happy to hear that!
Just found your feed and am enjoying it so much. You are very precise in your instructions and don't rush thru things. Thank you for taking your time to teach us properly.❤
Happy to hear that! Thank you for watching.
Thank you Alina for this video. there are times you can watch this procedure over and over by someone else and not understand. BUT when I watched you do this it was like TADA!!!! That was so easy and now I understand how to do this! BRAVO!!! Of course I am now going to make these hats and see how it comes out! thank you so much!
I'm glad to hear that! Hopefully they come out good! ☺
i watched the 5 tube slouchy hat video and now this one...the knowledge i have gained from you is 200%!
thank you!
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Awesome tutorial! Thank you!!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
Happy New Year and Thank You for the video. Always exciting when I get notification that you had uploaded another video. Very appreciated
Happy New Year! I'm happy to hear that you enjoy my videos!
Thank you for your knowledge that you share with us.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you ❤🎉
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much! I love the single layer option, especially for milder weather!!!! Love your tutorials. Thanks again!
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Thank you for this tutorial. I will definitely try it.
Please do! Thank you for watching!
BEAUTIFUL hats Alina!! I especially love the color!!💛💛💛🥰
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❤ Thank you kind lady. You just solved so many of my problems. I have a customer who likes to wear light weight beanies in the spring and summer. I've been trying to figure out how to do a clean stylish finish to the cast off edge of a single layer. And showing how to fix drop/tucked stitches was just chef kiss. Many thanks to you
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
thankyou for the demo its great!!!
Thank you for watching!
thank you thank your thank you I have been looking for 1 layer hats ❤
You’re welcome 😊Thank you for watching!
Hi. Thanks for this as this is exactly what I have been looking for. But I have a problem, because after finishing off the work, the beanie doesn't stretch as much so I couldn't actually make the beanie fit my head as the opening was too small. I am not sure what I was doing wrong but I did exactly the same thing in knitting the brim.
When you make the brim (crochet part) make sure that the loops are loose like here at the minute 19:59. After you finish the first round of single crochet and before you remove the waste yarn, try the beanie on. If it is too tight, then unravel that row and redo it using a bigger crochet hook for the brim (6 mm, or 6.5 mm instead of 5.5 mm). Thank you for watching!
@@AlinaHeraDesignsOhh… Ok, thanks for noticing my comment and answering my question. Appreciate it. I’ll try that. ❤
Also, you can chain-one in-between each crochet edging stitch which I've heard a few others say...genius for a tight crocheter like me!
Such a wonderful job you done. ❤
Glad you like it! Thank you for watching ♥️!
hi so much my favorite just love watching you diane st thomas ontario
Thank you so much for watching!
من فضلك انا من الجزائر وعندي ماكينة سينترو 48سن واريد عمل قبعة صغيرة كيف يمكني تصغيرها وشكرا على لطفك
من الدقيقة 28:47 يمكنك مشاهدة كيفية تصغير حجمها. شكرا لمشاهدتك.
so cute...you can go around the top and sew it around the cinch and it will close..lol
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Hi are those weights on you hat that you put as you work?
Yes, I use the weights because I notices that I don't have so many tucked stitches when I use the weights.