Men's Thermal Beanie Crochet Pattern
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- The Men's Thermal Beanie is a classic looking crochet beanie. This crochet hat does not have a brim and is snug fitting. Worked in the crochet thermal stitch, the fabric is dense, but stretchy making it comfortable to wear. Plus, it is reversible!
A free written pattern can be found here: richtexturescr...
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gauge: 24 stitches x 22 rows of thermal stitch = 4 inches
Finished Sizes: 10.5 x 8 inches laid flat
Yarn: Superwash Merino by Lion Brand® (306 yds/280m; 3.5 oz/100g; 100% super wash merino wool; (3) light weight). You will need 2 colours; 200 yards for Colour A and 150 yards for Colour B Colours shown are Night Sky and Ice.
Hook: Size G (4 mm) hook.
Notions: Yarn Needle, stitch marker.
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Finally a bottom up beanie that doesn't leave an ugly clump at the top of your head. Not everybody likes a pom pom to hide it. Thank you!!
I've made quite a few headbands/ earwarmers and hats in this stitch and is very warm and thick but without a lot of bulk . It makes beautiful blankets too ☺️. It's nice to see you making this in the round. I've only been making mine in flat panels. Now I have a new way to use it. Thank you so much 😊
You’re very welcome! It took a bit of playing with it to get the thermal stitch to work in a round and with a decrease, but I’m really happy with how it turned out!
I’ve only made hats using single crochet and still my ears are cold. The NM winds are burrrr. Did this stitch keep out the cold? I’m back to knitting hats, I find them warmer. But I’d love to crochet this hat.
@@wendelynyoung8609 Yes it's very warm.
@@RichTexturesCrochet it's a beautiful hat, I'm thinking about trying to make a hat in the round also but I need to add a brim because of the pattern. I'm going to try starting with the brim then going in the round. If it doesn't work out then I will try adding on the brim after. Wish me luck 🤞😊
@@pam5389 thanks Pam for your reply. I brought some wool yarn by Queensland called walk about. No one out here carried lions brand and I need to get the hat to my brother Saturday. I just hope it softens up in a nice bath.
Thanks for being thorough in your description. Many do t bother to state the yardage needed! 👍☮️ I'm going to try!
I have watched several of your tutorials on this stitch, and I am pretty sure I am ready to attempt it! Your directions are very clear except for one part that can be confusing-at least to me. Ordinary on a crochet pattern when you come to the end of a row like this the directions will be to either “work in a round, do not turn “ or “turn your work and chain one (or two)”. In the second case, you will actually turn your work around and go back the other direction. If I understand correctly, in your patterns when you say to turn your work, you want us to continue working in the round, but to flip/turn the work on its side to more easily see the stitches.
Because your explanations are quite clear and you are demonstrating what you are saying, the directions can easily be followed. I am afraid if I attempted this stitch from just reading the written pattern with no illustration, I might have an issue with how exactly to turn my work.
Please do not take this as a criticism of your work because it definitely is not. I just wondered if anyone else had an issue with how to turn at the end of the rows.
This is great. I love this. I want to make one for a friend. And myself 😄 I like the price of the yarn too
Very pretty hat
I love this!! I've always struggled with finding the first and the last stitch. U made it so clear in this video, so thank u so much for your tutorial and your time ❤😘 happy crocheting. Oh by the way, the beanie model is handsome, tell him thank u for modeling the beanie so we can see exactly how it fits 🙂
You’re very welcome :) and I’ve passed the message on
@@RichTexturesCrochet lol thanks
@@RichTexturesCrochet I love the look of this hat and really want to make it right. But I can’t figure out where to start and end a row! I’m increasing and don’t know why when each time I place the stitch marker it looks like what you have. Supper frustrating! Help!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful love the stitch
Looks really warm!
Is there a way to do this stitch from the top down? I would love to make this for my youngest son who works outside
Love this hat but I am really struggling with where last and first st of row is placed. I seem to be gaining stitches at that point and have frogged it several times. Losing the will to live!
I’m gaining stitches as well at the start/end of each row , I do not get it! 😢 I think I’m doing it perfectly but each time gain a stitch. Super frustrating!!
Thank you ! 😘
You’re welcome :)
Beautiful..💞
Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial. This is one of my favourite stitches. Finally I may be able to use cotton yarn and figure out how to make a circular pot holder or trivet. Any tips?
I did 100 chains instead and would like to know about the decreases section. Do I do the same number or would it be different?
I want to do this hat but I want to use a 4 weight medium yarn. So do you have a pattern with those dimensions? Which size hook would I use if I have four weight yarn?
Same! I was curious if you could use a 4wt yarn. I have a 4wt that feels like a 3 and I was wondering what would the stitches and sizing be?
What’s the measurement of the finished piece and the circumference of head it’s meant to fit?
It’s to fit an adult head (about 20-21 inch circumference) and is about 8 inches tall when laid flat. Full details can be found in the description of the video and in the video I give a brief instruction on how to change the size if desired
IM struggling
I feel for you! I've frogged 5 times.
Is this thicker than the winter beanie in your video list?
Anyone else actually tried this pattern? 120 chains seems very large (measures 13" across joined & laying flat) even into my 4th round. That means the original chain is 26"??? Does it continue to shrink?
I'm making it now and had the same concern as you. i just tried it on my partners head, and compared it to one of his existing hats and it actually looks fine! Looking at the picture it's worn at an angle to reach the back of the neck and cover the ears, and it actually seems like it will be a good fit once finished!
I'm finding the stitch hard work and I've picked black yarn which is making it mugh harder, but I think I will carry on now I've seen it looks like it will work!
@@jadepillow12 Thanks for responding. I started mine over w a diff hook & 10 chains shorter. We'll see how it comes out. I love the stitch once you get going. I practiced it on a couple headbands first. The decrease in the pattern will be interesting. Happy crocheting!!!
@laffin crow, By shorting the chain from 120 to 110, how did it turn out? I'm having the same concern that 120 is quite large.
@@kimg4472 I actually went down to 100. I'm about 3/4 done & the fit is much better. Odd cuz I typically have fairly tight tension. I'm not a loosey goosey w crochet. Good luck!
Ty for the quick response. I'm frogging🐸
Does the written pattern have different size
I just wanna add that I think it will be better if you use light color yarn because you really can’t see what you’re doing no harm no criticism just wanted to make a comment that maybe you didn’t notice that the light color yarn Would be better for us to see
Is this a very large size. How many sizes we can make. Can u clear it please. Thanks
You can make as many sizes as you’d like by changing the length of your starting chain, then working to the height you desire and then the decrease rounds
Is that 120 chains meant to be the head circumference?
It will be, yes - at first it is about 2 inches larger as the stitch tightens it up. After about round 8 or 10 you should have the circumference
Is it because of the stitch your using a very small hook
It’s because of the yarn - the LB collection superwash merino is a light weight (#3)
@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you so much for responding back to me actually you and one other person I watch take the time out to answer questions back im beginning to stray away from one particular because she never responds back to anything I have asked a heart sign doesn't answer the question I take the time to watch unboxing ,yarn talk why can't she take the time to answer like u do ..again thank you it shows me that you really truly care to help me learn .I will post pictures when done we r almost done remodeling and then holidays are approaching so I know we all will be busy then surgery for me on my back im stocking up because that's all I will be doing for awhile besides my walking exercise I don't want to but now I have no choice .have a wonderful week and I love all your hat ,scarfs and now I found your mittens so im going to do both fingerless gloves and mittens so they have a choice
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Is this one part of the crochet along?
It is not - but everyone is still welcome to work on it and share :)
@@RichTexturesCrochet ok great thanks
Not clear on the turning instructions. I'm giving up until I have more experience
Tutorial 101 - first rule, never do a demonstration with very dark/black yarn. Can't see what you're doing!!! Luckily, your commentary throughout is very good, but visually, please use a lighter color in the future! I just found you and do love your videos. Just a constructive suggestion here.
Thank you for the feedback
120 chains is way too big.
It will depend on the yarn you are using and gauge. Also, you will find that as you work the beanie, the stitch is quite dense. You can expect the foundation chain to tighten by about 2 inches in the circumference
you go off camera a lot, don't get to see wht you're doing at that point 😕
What size head does this pattern fit?
About 21 - 22 inches