Thank you for this pattern! My teenage daughter is in the early stages of fighting cancer and is supposed to lose her hair any day now from chemotherapy. We have many hours in the hospital and this would be a good project to work on. Thank you, and remember that life is precious!
+brightpurpleviking My mom is fighting lung cancer so I am also making hats for her, as she is losing her hair. Tuesday will be her 3rd Chemo Treatment, then a CT scan to see if the Chemo is doing it's job. Good luck to your daughter! God Bless!
Your videos are so easy to follow. I just wasted 2 hours of my life trying to follow another video for a hat similar to this one. I finally ripped out all of the stitches in frustration and currently laying in a massive pile of yarn in defeat. Then like some shining light here you are with this tutorial and I have confidence you're going to get me through it because I've used your videos before. Even when I think all hope is lost and you've gone bonkers the stitches work and boom. We has a hat! Thanks xoxo
Thank you! I just made this hat today for my mom. It turned out great, and I’m sure she will love it! I used vannas choice (it’s one of my faves) and made my own Pom Pom by hand with extra yarn. I went in on the seam and tightened it up with some extra yarn, you can barely see it now. This tutorial helped me so much, thank you!
You are the best teacher I have ever had the pleaser to learn from. I am 75 years old but have not crocheted for a lot of years. Thank you for making it easy for me to make myself a new hat.
I've never liked making hats until I discovered slip stitch brims. I incorporate it everywhere I can 😂 It takes time, yeah, but definitely worth it for some projects ❤ And I love your tutorials. I don't like strictly following patterns or listening to tutorials, and it helps to be able to read over the patterns you share and then listen along and refer back to your videos as needed.
so i made this 5 months ago (according to my last posts :D ) Anyway, I gave it to my son. He has been wearing it a lot, since it's gotten cold and windy (western NY along Lake Ontario). Anyway, he came home the other day and said he is getting lots of comments and complements from strangers and people he's interacting with, regarding this hat! Thanks Mikey! When i get caught up on all my other projects, I'm going to make a bunch of these!
you, my friend, are a life saver! I couldnt figure out how to work that star stitch cluster for the life of me, this visual showed me how in literally 10 seconds! Thanks so so much
I just finished this hat. My first hat ever!!! So awesome!! Sweet and wonderful. Used baby alpaca and it's yarn heaven. I saw someone comment and I did the 4 star loop to fill in the slip stitch gap and it's perfect. I'm so excited!!!
frannybraggs when you say 4 star loop to fill the gap, what do you mean? I also saw that comment but don't understand how to do it. Can you please explain to me how I can achieve this?
one of the easiest hat tutorial that i followed. made it within my first try and on top of that, I've got the pattern right in my head so i won't be needing to look at the pattern on my next one. my daughter lost her hat and i hate wasting money just to buy her one that's barely decent....with my stash of yarn, i might as well make one. It took me two days but could had done it in one day if not for a newborn wanting to be held at all times.
Love this. Thanks for making an issue out of taking your time with the ribbing. It's working great..for the first time. I took up crochet this last year after being disabled in a bad wreck and I really appreciate the tutorials that you do. They've helped enormously.
omg I have knitted much of my life, i just started crocheting a few weeks ago, tho I love knitting the most of the two, the 5 star pattern for this hat is not only fun but looks so classy, im gonna have a blast making many hats with this pattern. I might even try to crochet this same pattern into a handbag or maybe even a blanket! This has got to be the most fun pattern I have tried out as a beginner in crochet.
Thank you for this tutorial! I had to modify it though... I have been crocheting since I was 8 and I am 41 now and I cannot get the band to look good. I gave up on the slip stitch and did single crochet instead. It still looks cute and has a bit of stretch to it, just not as much as the slip stitch band.
Thank you so much. Your explanations are SO helpful. Everything is clear to see, and teaching how and why and where and what lol ... perfect instruction.
Thank you for explaining how to make this hat so simply. I made this once for my self to see how it would come out, and now I'm gonna make it again for my little sister.
I finally decided to make this hat! I was intimated by the brim, but it didn't take to terribly long. Thank you for the excellent eady to follow instructions! In its entirety, the hat turned out beautiful! I accidentally crocheted it with the good side facing in, lol! Once i turned it right side out i was able to see the finished product. Dark gray with a burgandy poof! Thanks again Mikey!
had my eye on this project for 3mos.....but I wasn't confident .I'm a Advanced Intermediate now and I'm loving it ! the star stitch is a favorite of mine 🍦🍧🍰👍
this was brilliant! i ended up with massive holes at the edge, maybe i was missing something. but i was making it in stripes so had plenty of loose ends to sew them shut! the edge is seamless now and it looks so pretty.. i also didn't have yarn as thick as the one in the video so i used 2 thinner strands and still followed the hook sizes in the video and it ended up pretty much the same size. thanks for the tutorial!
Love this stitch but I dont like seams, holes, or pointy hats so made some adjustments and now I have an invisible join, even in the brim, and no holes. Loving the hat. Thx for the tutorial ! ! !
Maira Terry Hi. I dislike seams, gaps, etc. How did you fix that? I'm on my 3rd row of star clusters and I'm getting a diagonal seam with gaps at the end of each row. Pls help Thx
Great pattern. I made a few tweaks with stitch count to avoid holes at the seam. The sizing is wonderful as it fits both my husband's head(L) and my head(S). I will definitely be making this pattern again! Thank you! :)
I know how to crochet but, didn’t think I’d be able to do this one and I did it! You made the instructions so simple and easy to understand. Going to start my second one now. What a fun project.
Omg, okay so I watched this about half way and got very daunted. But you are correct, this was so much fun. I've never attempted the star stitch, and it's actually easy, yet fun. A great change from the same old c,dc, tc. Thankyou for this. Although I wasn't fond of the brim so I did a single crochet rib. But loved the rest. Thankyou.
I simple love this hat! The shaping is perfect, and it comes together quicker than I thought. Thanks for this awesome tutorial. This is one of my first "fancy" projects a whole back. Having you here on video made it all possible. I have made quite a few of these hats now and my friends and family love them. Futhermore, this boosted my confidence to try new things!
Correct ! This Band was Painstaking..... But Worth Every Stitch 😊....this project Rocks 👍....BTW.....I'll only use this band from now on BCUZ I love it ! thnx...love the way u thoroughly Intro the projects b4we begin. 👍
I am new to the crochet world . Thank you for showing me how to make this hat , was able to follow your instructions without any difficulty , just took me some time 😄
Made this hat, it's amazing, I did however and I'm sorry Mikey (I know you're the crochet guru here!) did a few things a bit on improvisation, at the end of each row all I did was make a half star cluster (4 loops not 6) just to fill in the gap I was having between slipstitching rows, obviously keeping the in mind when doing the single crochet rounds! Hat still turned out lovely ^^ Thank you so much for showing us how to do this lovely hat and the brim is just, AMAZING, the elasticity of it, it's just phenomenal!
Glad you did it your way... Just because I teach doesn't mean the crocheter shouldn't or cannot improvise to suit their own needs. That's part of the creative journey. Good for you to solving an issue that was bothering you. :D
You can use any stitch for the rib/brim. Just be conscious of how wide it is and make it to the correct length. For this type of brim, I make it around 19-20 in long (it's very stretchy) and between 2-3 inches wide. I don't like to do the slip stitch because it's very hard for me to see. I use whichever stitch I feel like using. I did this brim with worsted weight yarn, 6.0 hook with the single crochet stitch. I chained 11 to start (ending up with 10 stitches per rib) That gave me a 3-in wide brim. You can experiment with hook size and crochet stitch and just do a couple of ribs and you'll be able to tell how many stitches you need to make the brim as wide as you want. HDC will be absolutely fine. Just do a few ribs and see how wide it is. It doesn't matter how many stitches you start the brim with - just do as many or as few to get the width of the brim you want. No matter what stitch you use, you'll end up having to count and figure out where to put the number of stitches around to start the body of a project after you've joined the brim. They'll always tell you. In this case Mikey said 71 single crochet stitches around @ time 7:30 in the video.
Love it, thank you! Mikey, you're such a wonderful teacher! Always great tutorials, super helpful tips and explanations, clear & close-up camera work, lovely patterns.
Thank you Mikey...I am trying to learn how to do the Star Stitch, that was very helpful...I hope you're having a great summer; and that you and Dan are stayin' cool and beating the heat...
Mickey is the best teacher, I have watched this stitch on several videos and was not understanding it. I’m an advanced crocheter however it wasn’t clicking until I found this one. I do skip through the video and take away what I need.
I really love this pattern and the brim is just plain awesome! But the big gaps am getting at the end of the rounds are very frustrating and it really shows! How can I fix this??? Plz help!
I love this pattern. I've made 4 hats so far and working on more for Christmas. My next project is to try and make this for my toddler son. My question is if I reduce the size of the band then what should the sc stitches be reduced by. If 71 for 18 inches then how should it be reduced for smaller?
I love you so much hahahha I tried to follow another channel for beanies and that was my mistake ! The crochet crowd has never did me wrong and I am in love with my hat! I wish I could upload a photo . It is perfect 👌
Great tut.; I instantly fell in love with the design.. Thank you! The hat seems small to me for a grown-up For the top closure I would opt for a "reverse" magic loop, for a smoother result.
I haven't read down so maybe someone else already mentioned this...The printed pattern does not say to chain 1 at the end of the row on the brim. Mine just wasn't working right so I sat and watched again and sure enough, you chain 1.Now it's going along great. I can't wait to finish the hat. BTW...you are an amazing teacher. I followed your instructions to do a cable crochet and my item turned out fantastic. I'll surely do more of your work.
Just finished making this beautiful beanie, and it was so easy, I love it, going to make a few more for my daughters, thanks Mikey for al you do for us Your the best! Keep give us your great work!
Just finished this hat.. Looooove it. Question: if I wanted to make one for my daughter how many should I decrease by? 2's? 3s? Does my question make sense?
Going to give this a try, I was taught by my mom how to crochet a really basic beanie but watching this whole video it seems easy to follow. I just need to buy that needle you used to tie it all up which I'll get tomorrow after work. This video was really informative though, I don't think it could've been any more straightforward:)
this one is my favorite so far. i just finished mine and I whis I could magically duplicate it. It's a little time consuming (those blo sl st nearly drive me straight to the asylum) but all in all it's really really worth it. Thanks for this amazing tutorial once again@
Agreed, the brim was very slow, but it occupied my hands nicely during a couple of long meetings at work where I was just listening. It took far longer than 1.5 hours. Turned out great, tho!
Love the star stitch! It is so pretty! I’ve tried to figure out a way to make a larger version so the individual stitches will show, but, alas, I haven’t been able to. Anyway, thanks for the pattern!
Hi Mikey!!! Thank you for this free pattern and this crochet lesson!! It was fun to make I made it in pure wool, compatible with 5 mm & 5.5 mm hooks! I hope to see some Christmas related projects!! Thank you for being my Crochet Guru! Regards!!! Megha !!!
Thank you for this tutorial. How high is the hat when it's done? My yarn is a little smaller and i will probably need to add some more rows to make it work.
I finished this hat and I feel like this is definitely a bit of a smaller hat. Not a unisex hat at all.(lol I am using my husbands youtube account but the hat was for him) He said it needed be higher so i'm going to try and do fourteen single crochets for the brim and increase the height to 7 inches and the width by 81 instead of the 71 stitches. For me it was a nice somewhat snug hat it could have been my tension on the star stitches also.
Get the free pattern at: thecrochetcrowd.com/5-star-beanie-crochet-hat/
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Thank you for this pattern! My teenage daughter is in the early stages of fighting cancer and is supposed to lose her hair any day now from chemotherapy. We have many hours in the hospital and this would be a good project to work on. Thank you, and remember that life is precious!
+brightpurpleviking Send your daughter hugs and good thoughts from your fellow Crocheter's.
Sending good energy and lots of love from the west coast!
+Nancy Oleksy thank you so much! She's a bit freaked out and this fight is long and hard. Life is precious!
+Reagan Nelson thanks a bunch! She has a difficult fight, but we are ready to kick it!
+brightpurpleviking My mom is fighting lung cancer so I am also making hats for her, as she is losing her hair. Tuesday will be her 3rd Chemo Treatment, then a CT scan to see if the Chemo is doing it's job. Good luck to your daughter! God Bless!
Your videos are so easy to follow. I just wasted 2 hours of my life trying to follow another video for a hat similar to this one. I finally ripped out all of the stitches in frustration and currently laying in a massive pile of yarn in defeat. Then like some shining light here you are with this tutorial and I have confidence you're going to get me through it because I've used your videos before. Even when I think all hope is lost and you've gone bonkers the stitches work and boom. We has a hat! Thanks xoxo
Thank you! I just made this hat today for my mom. It turned out great, and I’m sure she will love it! I used vannas choice (it’s one of my faves) and made my own Pom Pom by hand with extra yarn. I went in on the seam and tightened it up with some extra yarn, you can barely see it now. This tutorial helped me so much, thank you!
You are the best teacher I have ever had the pleaser to learn from. I am 75 years old but have not crocheted for a lot of years. Thank you for making it easy for me to make myself a new hat.
I've never liked making hats until I discovered slip stitch brims. I incorporate it everywhere I can 😂 It takes time, yeah, but definitely worth it for some projects ❤ And I love your tutorials. I don't like strictly following patterns or listening to tutorials, and it helps to be able to read over the patterns you share and then listen along and refer back to your videos as needed.
The visual vs the written pattern is wonderful. Made my first had for charity. Now making one for family. Thank you for the tutorial.
so i made this 5 months ago (according to my last posts :D ) Anyway, I gave it to my son. He has been wearing it a lot, since it's gotten cold and windy (western NY along Lake Ontario). Anyway, he came home the other day and said he is getting lots of comments and complements from strangers and people he's interacting with, regarding this hat! Thanks Mikey! When i get caught up on all my other projects, I'm going to make a bunch of these!
Loved this pattern, I finished the hat in about 4 hours. Its my first time doing the star cluster stitch...not as difficult as it may look.
I want to thank you for teaching me to crochet this beautiful Beanie hat. Thanks.
"don't be fighting with anybody" lol love these tutorials
Love this hat & the instructor! I could listen to him gab all day! ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for this pattern!
you, my friend, are a life saver! I couldnt figure out how to work that star stitch cluster for the life of me, this visual showed me how in literally 10 seconds! Thanks so so much
So happy to hear your daughter is doing well I'm 91 yrs old and will make a donation to st. Anthony to pray for her. I will keep her in my prayers to
I made at least 10 of these hats in different colors and made scarfs as well, now I am making another one. Love them..
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I love how you explain it perfectly. I am currently crocheting my third hat today. Love it 💜💜❤️
I just finished this hat. My first hat ever!!! So awesome!! Sweet and wonderful. Used baby alpaca and it's yarn heaven. I saw someone comment and I did the 4 star loop to fill in the slip stitch gap and it's perfect. I'm so excited!!!
frannybraggs when you say 4 star loop to fill the gap, what do you mean? I also saw that comment but don't understand how to do it. Can you please explain to me how I can achieve this?
This was a really good tutorial because it not only showed a pattern, but also gave great overall tips.
one of the easiest hat tutorial that i followed. made it within my first try and on top of that, I've got the pattern right in my head so i won't be needing to look at the pattern on my next one. my daughter lost her hat and i hate wasting money just to buy her one that's barely decent....with my stash of yarn, i might as well make one. It took me two days but could had done it in one day if not for a newborn wanting to be held at all times.
Thank you for this pattern! I just made myself a beautiful hat! I also love how springy the brim is!
Love this. Thanks for making an issue out of taking your time with the ribbing. It's working great..for the first time. I took up crochet this last year after being disabled in a bad wreck and I really appreciate the tutorials that you do. They've helped enormously.
omg I have knitted much of my life, i just started crocheting a few weeks ago, tho I love knitting the most of the two, the 5 star pattern for this hat is not only fun but looks so classy, im gonna have a blast making many hats with this pattern. I might even try to crochet this same pattern into a handbag or maybe even a blanket! This has got to be the most fun pattern I have tried out as a beginner in crochet.
Love this pattern! Making a second one for my son, per his request. Also, love your videos---thanks so much!
Thank you for this tutorial! I had to modify it though... I have been crocheting since I was 8 and I am 41 now and I cannot get the band to look good. I gave up on the slip stitch and did single crochet instead. It still looks cute and has a bit of stretch to it, just not as much as the slip stitch band.
Thank you so much. Your explanations are SO helpful. Everything is clear to see, and teaching how and why and where and what lol ... perfect instruction.
Thank you for explaining how to make this hat so simply. I made this once for my self to see how it would come out, and now I'm gonna make it again for my little sister.
I finally decided to make this hat! I was intimated by the brim, but it didn't take to terribly long. Thank you for the excellent eady to follow instructions! In its entirety, the hat turned out beautiful! I accidentally crocheted it with the good side facing in, lol! Once i turned it right side out i was able to see the finished product. Dark gray with a burgandy poof! Thanks again Mikey!
Great tutorial! I'm a beginner and my hat still came out great with these easy instructions.
had my eye on this project for 3mos.....but I wasn't confident .I'm a Advanced Intermediate now and I'm loving it ! the star stitch is a favorite of mine 🍦🍧🍰👍
Love your way of talking .. especially chaining the words together is lovely💞💗 ❣️
this was brilliant! i ended up with massive holes at the edge, maybe i was missing something. but i was making it in stripes so had plenty of loose ends to sew them shut! the edge is seamless now and it looks so pretty.. i also didn't have yarn as thick as the one in the video so i used 2 thinner strands and still followed the hook sizes in the video and it ended up pretty much the same size. thanks for the tutorial!
Love this stitch but I dont like seams, holes, or pointy hats so made some adjustments and now I have an invisible join, even in the brim, and no holes. Loving the hat. Thx for the tutorial ! ! !
Maira Terry
Hi. I dislike seams, gaps, etc. How did you fix that?
I'm on my 3rd row of star clusters and I'm getting a diagonal seam with gaps at the end of each row.
Pls help
Thx
Great pattern. I made a few tweaks with stitch count to avoid holes at the seam. The sizing is wonderful as it fits both my husband's head(L) and my head(S). I will definitely be making this pattern again! Thank you! :)
Michaelle Merkel can you please share what tweeks you made to loose the gap please
Me too.... I want to know how to get rid of the gaps.
I know how to crochet but, didn’t think I’d be able to do this one and I did it! You made the instructions so simple and easy to understand. Going to start my second one now. What a fun project.
Omg, okay so I watched this about half way and got very daunted. But you are correct, this was so much fun. I've never attempted the star stitch, and it's actually easy, yet fun. A great change from the same old c,dc, tc. Thankyou for this. Although I wasn't fond of the brim so I did a single crochet rib. But loved the rest. Thankyou.
You are such a great teacher! This pattern intimidated me tho after watching this video I feel confident I can do this! Thanks!!!
I simple love this hat! The shaping is perfect, and it comes together quicker than I thought. Thanks for this awesome tutorial. This is one of my first "fancy" projects a whole back. Having you here on video made it all possible. I have made quite a few of these hats now and my friends and family love them. Futhermore, this boosted my confidence to try new things!
Correct ! This Band was Painstaking..... But Worth Every Stitch 😊....this project Rocks 👍....BTW.....I'll only use this band from now on BCUZ I love it ! thnx...love the way u thoroughly Intro the projects b4we begin. 👍
I am new to the crochet world . Thank you for showing me how to make this hat , was able to follow your instructions without any difficulty , just took me some time 😄
The star stitch is my favourite! Thank you Mikey.
Wonderful stitch. I am going to try this soon! Thank you
Made this hat, it's amazing, I did however and I'm sorry Mikey (I know you're the crochet guru here!) did a few things a bit on improvisation, at the end of each row all I did was make a half star cluster (4 loops not 6) just to fill in the gap I was having between slipstitching rows, obviously keeping the in mind when doing the single crochet rounds! Hat still turned out lovely ^^ Thank you so much for showing us how to do this lovely hat and the brim is just, AMAZING, the elasticity of it, it's just phenomenal!
Glad you did it your way... Just because I teach doesn't mean the crocheter shouldn't or cannot improvise to suit their own needs. That's part of the creative journey. Good for you to solving an issue that was bothering you. :D
Trijntje gachillo
can i use the hdc rib
You can use any stitch for the rib/brim. Just be conscious of how wide it is and make it to the correct length. For this type of brim, I make it around 19-20 in long (it's very stretchy) and between 2-3 inches wide. I don't like to do the slip stitch because it's very hard for me to see. I use whichever stitch I feel like using.
I did this brim with worsted weight yarn, 6.0 hook with the single crochet stitch. I chained 11 to start (ending up with 10 stitches per rib) That gave me a 3-in wide brim. You can experiment with hook size and crochet stitch and just do a couple of ribs and you'll be able to tell how many stitches you need to make the brim as wide as you want. HDC will be absolutely fine. Just do a few ribs and see how wide it is. It doesn't matter how many stitches you start the brim with - just do as many or as few to get the width of the brim you want.
No matter what stitch you use, you'll end up having to count and figure out where to put the number of stitches around to start the body of a project after you've joined the brim. They'll always tell you. In this case Mikey said 71 single crochet stitches around @ time 7:30 in the video.
Rynathel, thank you so much for sharing that, I did your way because the holes were bothering me, and it turned out beautiful.
Love it, thank you! Mikey, you're such a wonderful teacher! Always great tutorials, super helpful tips and explanations, clear & close-up camera work, lovely patterns.
Thank you, Mike, I made two, and now making another. I made some customization for the desired sized.
What number of stitches did you increase or decrease by? I would like to make some for my grandsons.
I'm in the middle of making This hat right now so far I'm loving the pattern.
Thank you Mikey...I am trying to learn how to do the Star Stitch, that was very helpful...I hope you're having a great summer; and that you and Dan are stayin' cool and beating the heat...
Mickey is the best teacher, I have watched this stitch on several videos and was not understanding it. I’m an advanced crocheter however it wasn’t clicking until I found this one. I do skip through the video and take away what I need.
I was wishing you had a hat with this stitch! Yay Thank you MIkey!
Thank you sir , i do this for the first time and i am verry happy for my dauther. .. you are the best 💜💜💜💜
I really love this pattern and the brim is just plain awesome! But the big gaps am getting at the end of the rounds are very frustrating and it really shows! How can I fix this??? Plz help!
I'm having the same issue. I'm just going to make it the back..🤷♀️
I love this pattern. I made many hats. Thank you for sharing. Love your videos. God bless. You Rock.
Hi, Mike. Beautiful and completely clear. Thank you very much!
I love the brim and can understand with your video. You do a great job. Can't wait until the next video! 👍
I love this pattern. I've made 4 hats so far and working on more for Christmas. My next project is to try and make this for my toddler son. My question is if I reduce the size of the band then what should the sc stitches be reduced by. If 71 for 18 inches then how should it be reduced for smaller?
I guess you did not get an answer😏
I love you so much hahahha I tried to follow another channel for beanies and that was my mistake ! The crochet crowd has never did me wrong and I am in love with my hat! I wish I could upload a photo . It is perfect 👌
IAM going to try this Shortly ..thank for this pattern..star cluster.. excited to start this...🤩🤩
do you have this pattern for children? or even the measurements? I love this pattern and would love to do this for my nieces.
Great and easy pattern. Thank you for posting. I made it in half a day.
Thank you so much!!! I absolutely loved making this! It was alot easier than I expected!
You're so welcome!
Great tut.; I instantly fell in love with the design.. Thank you!
The hat seems small to me for a grown-up
For the top closure I would opt for a "reverse" magic loop, for a smoother result.
That sounds interesting -- reverse magic loop, hmmmmm...
Excelent Teacher !!!
Gratitude !
I made this hat and it came out just nice.
Thank you Mikey you make it easy to follow your tutorial
HELP with the size!! would this fit a man head or I should measure it around and go as far as I need or I must do the 18 inches?
I haven't read down so maybe someone else already mentioned this...The printed pattern does not say to chain 1 at the end of the row on the brim. Mine just wasn't working right so I sat and watched again and sure enough, you chain 1.Now it's going along great. I can't wait to finish the hat. BTW...you are an amazing teacher. I followed your instructions to do a cable crochet and my item turned out fantastic. I'll surely do more of your work.
Just finished making this beautiful beanie, and it was so easy, I love it, going to make a few more for my daughters, thanks Mikey for al you do for us Your the best! Keep give us your great work!
Ah I am glad it worked out for you! I wear this particular hat pattern every day in the winter! I'm actually wearing it now even indoors! So cozy!
Thank you for this tutorial, my hat turned out beautifully!
Good to hear. Can't wait to try it.
Love this beanie, made two already :D thank you for a great tutorial!
I am not finish yet but I love it. Thanks I will be back tomorrow to try to finish the hat can't wait
Wow.....this is beautiful, great, awesome.....can't wait to get started.....thank you Mickey
Just finished this hat.. Looooove it. Question: if I wanted to make one for my daughter how many should I decrease by? 2's? 3s? Does my question make sense?
Going to give this a try, I was taught by my mom how to crochet a really basic beanie but watching this whole video it seems easy to follow. I just need to buy that needle you used to tie it all up which I'll get tomorrow after work. This video was really informative though, I don't think it could've been any more straightforward:)
So glad it worked out for you. :D
Love this hat I've made 3 so far, Fast and easy to do.
this one is my favorite so far. i just finished mine and I whis I could magically duplicate it. It's a little time consuming (those blo sl st nearly drive me straight to the asylum) but all in all it's really really worth it. Thanks for this amazing tutorial once again@
Agreed, the brim was very slow, but it occupied my hands nicely during a couple of long meetings at work where I was just listening. It took far longer than 1.5 hours. Turned out great, tho!
Beautiful pattern, easy instructions, goods instructor! Thanks so much!
What a great pattern! And you make it so easy to follow along!
Love the star stitch! It is so pretty! I’ve tried to figure out a way to make a larger version so the individual stitches will show, but, alas, I haven’t been able to. Anyway, thanks for the pattern!
this is so pretty!
I love this way to make the starting process. Unique !Thank You so much !
Thank you for this tutorial. I made this hat and its just perfect. :-)
Wow! Amazing tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Mikey I did this one with Caron cakes I love it and you. Thank you for everything.
Just curious, how much of a cake did it use? I'm hoping to make one to match a c2c funfetti scarf I'm making. Thanks!
Jamie Hendricks I still have half of it left so you may need just two for hat and scarf depending
Jamie Hendricks on your tension and needle. I like using larger needles for Stretch
+Sherize Bennett I used a whole cake for the scarf (well, almost) so I have a spare one for the hat. Thanks!
No problem .....I wanted the heat to be striped more
Hi Mikey!!!
Thank you for this free pattern and this crochet lesson!!
It was fun to make I made it in pure wool, compatible with 5 mm & 5.5 mm hooks!
I hope to see some Christmas related projects!!
Thank you for being my Crochet Guru!
Regards!!!
Megha !!!
Great tutorial! Is there a way to make the ribbing look seamless at the join, so it doesn't have that bump? Thank you in advance!
I love this patter! I would love to make it for my 14 month old baby. How should I adjust it? please help. Thanks
Thank you for showing me how to do that it's cut love it keep up the great work
Thank you very easy instruction. I really like it.
great tutoral.... thankyou for showing us how to...
Gorgeous 💖💖💖
Just finished mine.
love your tutorials. you do an excellent job of explaining details in a clear way.thank you for your work love it love it:)
Me encato y lo hice quedo genial!!!!
I love this pattern and I love my hat. Thank you Mikey. I would love to put a photo on of it. I am really proud of myself. :)
Thank you for this tutorial. How high is the hat when it's done? My yarn is a little smaller and i will probably need to add some more rows to make it work.
My first hat, thank you ;)
I finished this hat and I feel like this is definitely a bit of a smaller hat. Not a unisex hat at all.(lol I am using my husbands youtube account but the hat was for him) He said it needed be higher so i'm going to try and do fourteen single crochets for the brim and increase the height to 7 inches and the width by 81 instead of the 71 stitches. For me it was a nice somewhat snug hat it could have been my tension on the star stitches also.
Hi Mike you and wonderful And explain so good love you
Pretty cool tutorial, love the pompom
Do we use 4 medium weight? That’s normally all I use. But I don’t think I saw what yarn weight to use in the video or written pattern! Thank you
Love it I will make many more thank you!
This is a great pattern! Thanks for the tutorial! Any tips on making it slightly bigger?
Just increase the hook size by 1 size up