Who are you, it feels like you're right here next to me, showing me something I should have known about forever. I am in my late sixties and I am learning something new. I never knew I could crochet 🧶 a thermo stitch. It really looks like a warm thermal fabric. I am amazed. I like how you described everything in detail and your voice is soft and smooth when talking to your subscribers. The Bronx , New York.
I have never crocheted in the round where you turn your work… so interesting. I want to make this the way this pattern shows AND also without turning to see the difference. I’m so curious. Thank you for the tutorial. 😊
Thank you for this! My mom has a lot of health issues that give her immune problems. She also has thinning hair and so in short, she catches chills a lot and gets sick a lot. She asked me to make her a simple beanie that would really be warm for going outside and one she could use at night to wear to bed to keep her head warm. I looked and looked for patterns, but the stitches weren't tight enough for my liking to keep the cold out. This was more than perfect and mom loves it. Now I'll be making more beanies for her in different colors. Thank you!
Sarah I finally learned how to do this after so many unsuccessful attempts. Your white color video is much clear than the other one. Thank you for the teaching. I do this for my son who is working in the North
You know, I HAD been wondering how best to make a hat in thermal stitch. I had already worked out how to work it in the round, as well as increasing/decreasing, to get the gist of the basics. So, this tutorial popping up in my recommendations really is a blessing. Thank you for doing the last and most difficult part of adapting a stitch for a hat: figuring out the counts and timing.
Phewwww! 😅 Finished my first thermal stitch hat! It kicked my behind for several froggings, but I have prevailed!! Thank you for this tutorial, it was easy to follow and I plan on making at least two more now that I’ve learned something new.
@@mariapappas-rogich6235 it’s when you have to pull/rip out a row or several rows because of a missed or incorrect stitch. It’s a play on the word “rip”, such as, “I had to rip out two rows because I counted the stitches incorrectly”. When we joke and say “rip it, rip it, rip it”, it sounds like a frog so somewhere along the crocheting journey the term “frogging” was born. I don’t think it’s an official term, but it certainly is funny!
Pheww! You make the thermal stitch seem so easy but I have to say it has really stymied me. Can you please point me in the direction of an easy video tutorial to master this stitch. You are an excellent instructor and I appreciate your sharing. PLEASE help me!!!
crocheted this hat and yes, it did take a while to get done. But it is a beautiful, warm and cozy hat. I usually don't wear hats as they don't fit right or don't feel comfortable enough. This is now my favourite hat to wear. Plan to crochet the striped one with worsted weight yarn soon. Thank you for this lovely pattern and excellent tutorial.
My hat is coming along nicely. I was wondering how tall your hat is before the decrease rows start and the finished height. This is for my son-in-law and his head is big. Thank you!
This is a great tutorial, my hat turned out great but I had to undo a bit of it to add more stitches before the decrease rounds as it was too short, I was wondering if there is a measurement instead of counting rows to know when it is time to start decrease rounds? Thanks so much!
Una puntada hermosa para un resultado aún más hermoso!!! Muchas Gracias por compartir. No se hablar inglés pero más o menos me defiendo leyendo así que viendo el video lo entendí así que manos a la obra!!! Me encanta el contenido de tu canal y por lo tanto Nueva suscriptora de ❤. Bendiciones y abracitos de colores desde Colombia!!! 🤗🤗🤗🇨🇴
Left handed and struggling. Using a light weight 3 acrylic and 4 mm hook. Created foundation chain twice, second time with 5mm hook as it became so hard to do the next row and nearly impossible for the thermal stitch. Will keep trying as I love the look of this hat/pattern.
gorgeous pattern! I dropped 30 stitches from the pattern and am still coming up to a large 22 in circumference, not a clue why, but your tutorial is informative
Hi there, lovely hat & I have gorgeous yarn, ready to go but I have a daft question if anyone can help! Please?! I did my foundation chain (120 stitches) and it came out at 26”. Should I just take off 5” (about 24 stitches) to get to a 21” head or does the hat come up smaller by the time you’ve done a few rows of thermal stitich?
This is a beautiful cap. It looks more like knitting which I’ve tried but can’t do. Two left hands I guess. 😆 When learning a new stitch, I find having the stitch count at the end of row. Just a suggestion. Thanks for posting. I’m going to try as a b’day gift. Have a blessed day.
Oh my. That hat is fantastic! I watched your other thermal stitch videos, have yet to try it. But now I really think I need to 😊 Thank you so much for taking the time to share this pattern with us. Have a great Thanksgiving. Stay safe, stay healthy.
@@cherb_soco1891 Two strands of cotton yarn and a 6 mm hook and the end result is the very first potholder ever that doesn‘t get my fingers hurt. Yes, I am extremely sensitive to heat. Thermal stitch is just sooo great. I just finished some safety wristwarmers for myself, with neon stripes and reflective thread, and a colorway I really like, and they are big enough to fit over my gloves for when I use my bicycle. You can‘t buy this kind of quality…
Beautiful pattern! Just really hoping you can tell me the rough height of the hat that equates to the 52 rows before the decreases. I lost count and can’t figure out how to count the previous rows! Any help would be so appreciated:)
What a beautiful creation! While fairly simple, I unfortunately have four failed attempts; and the first row working into the back loops nearly made me lose my mind lol I’m using the 3 weight yarn and size 4 hook as indicated and it’s huge! Sarah’s hats are usually too large for me, so I did 110 chains, then 100, then 90 and it’s still too large. Is anyone else having that issue? My stitches are nice and tight too, which baffles me how mine can be so different from the wonderful tutorial.
Oh my gosh I just tried 4 rows and realised I am somehow adding the stitch..... it looks so beautiful I want to make it but I don't know if ever succeed!
Thank you SO much! I love doing the thermal stitch. I've made several scarves using it. Now with your wonderful tutorial, I'll be able to make sets as gifts. 🙂
I’ve had to change hook and yarn is worsted. I also lost count on the rows although I’m thinking I’d be different anyways. Could you please advise about how many inches it is at row 52? Thanks so much. Such a cute hat!
It's just a bit fiddly in the beginning, then you'll get into the groove. I learned it years ago & holding it sort of sideways (as done here)makes it much easier. Give it a try! You'll enjoy it. 🙂
Sarah, I love your hats. I've made the 4 patterns from October 2021 (Winterberry, Mountain Ridge, Prairie and Grand Canyon beanies). I've given two of them away and the other two are already spoken for. I'd like to make this one for myself. I'm wondering where you purchased that BIG pompom? I'd like to get one for my hat. Right now, I only have the small ones. Thank you for this video, all you patterns and the information on the poms.
This is a beautiful beanie, neatly crocheted and I love it so much. Will make a few in different colors to give as gifts. Thank you for this clear tutorial. Lovely design.🥰
Love the beauty of this stitch. I have been dabbling wit Tunisian needles. Guess it is time to play with the regular crochet needles. This beanie is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for the free pattern!!! This is the pattern that I picked. I just came across your channel this past week. Your work is very beautiful!!! Hope you have a wonderful New Years!!
I made one of the previous thermal hats. The multiple of 10 comes into play with the decrease rounds. You could adjust those rounds if you used a different number of stitches.
Thank you.. Would you please explain.... How to continue making a bag on a thermal stitch bottom.. Cause I could not determine the stitches to start single crochet for the body of the bag..
this is a new stitch to me and it will be my next project! so happy I found you on you tube, time to subscribe to see what else you got. Thanks you so much!
I’m supper frustrated with the start and end of the seam. I’ve pulled it out countless times! Where you start and end looks totally different than on the Men’s Thermal beanie. I’ve tried it both ways and my seam is still messed up. I’m either increasing or decreasing, i can’t seem to get it straight. I love the rest of the video and love the look of the hat. Any suggestions on how to get the seam correct?
I started thermal stitch with flat potholders. I had trouble figuring out where to start each row. I found myself increasing and decreasing. I found using stitch markers helped a lot, especially at the start and end of each row. And counting relentlessly. What I don't like here is1) it's not clear how you join rows. Do you slip stitch into one loop? 2 loops? Or the 1 loop of current row and 1 loop of prior row? 2) why painstakingly go through decreases 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and then skip where it becomes confusing?!!!
Can someone explain 4:42 and 12:03 to me. I don’t understand how you are doing the slip stitch. Is it normal slip stitch? I also don’t understand the alternative stitch
Hello! Wonderful design. I have started working on this hat for my dad and completed 4 rows, but it seems that my hat will come out bigger by 1 inch and might fit little loose. So can I do a reduction 2 rows right now ? Or shall I open every stitches ? Need your suggestion ! Please
The best thing would be to have him try it on. Since thermal stitch is really dense, the end result could be too tight if you reduce it. I know that it sounds frustrating, but the only way to know for sure is to keep working for at least 20 more rows, until you can get a feeling for the structure and texture.
I love this hat...but I am having trouble. I don't understand where to move the stitch marker. I usually don't need one but my seam is crooked and awful. please help
Love this. I wish you could have instructed on adding the fur pom pom. Could you possibly add that to a video? I can never get one on-a hat that looks correct. They always look wonky. I need help with this. I will try this pattern tho..also, what are your labels made from. I like that idea as well. Happy Thanksgiving
Have you ever made a slightly curled brimmed hat with a flat top using this thermal stitch? I hope you will consider it! 😊 A friend brought a beautiful one home from Newfoundland and I have been hoping I could find a pattern. I am a knitter, but don't have much experience with crochet, otherwise I would have worked on a pattern myself. Alas, not enough crochet skills! However, I WILL be making this beanie! It's gorgeous!
BTW I've seen this stitch in a blanket with a different color yarn on each side ( i.e. black on one side and white on the other side). Do you know how to do the stitch like that?
A lovely hat and tutorial. I'm experienced in crochet and I've ripped it back 3 times. At first it was tension gauge but now I'm not following: have you turned back on the same row after finishing with the slipstitch? I did this and I couldn't find the second loop for the hook.
I’m confused on the gauge. It says 24 stitches x 22 rows = 4 inches. Does that mean I do 24 stitches and it should be 4” long? (My hats always turn out too big)
Can you explain the purpose of the alternate thermal stitch 2 together? From what I could tell, you were going thru both loops on the first stitch then back loop only of the second stitch. Is this correct?
She explained it in the video. It's to compensate for the dropped stitches in the previous row. Because you're then joining two rows with differing numbers of loops. The method makes the next row you work have an equal number of loops.
This is the best looking crochet hat I have ever seen! So beautiful.
Who are you, it feels like you're right here next to me, showing me something I should have known about forever. I am in my late sixties and I am learning something new. I never knew I could crochet 🧶 a thermo stitch. It really looks like a warm thermal fabric. I am amazed. I like how you described everything in detail and your voice is soft and smooth when talking to your subscribers. The Bronx , New York.
Thank you :)
I have never crocheted in the round where you turn your work… so interesting. I want to make this the way this pattern shows AND also without turning to see the difference. I’m so curious. Thank you for the tutorial. 😊
If you don't have stitch markers, I've found that Bobby pins, safety pins, and paper clips work just as well.
Can't wait to try this tutorial
I cannot describe how excellent this tutorial is! This the most clear tutorial on this stitch yet!
your voice is very soothing and reassuring i love this tutorial how you explain it very smoothly and relaxed manner
OMG, and the pin pin snaps off. BRILLIANT.
It does! It’s my favourite kind of Pompom attachment
Where do I get those types of pompoms?
Thank you for this! My mom has a lot of health issues that give her immune problems. She also has thinning hair and so in short, she catches chills a lot and gets sick a lot. She asked me to make her a simple beanie that would really be warm for going outside and one she could use at night to wear to bed to keep her head warm. I looked and looked for patterns, but the stitches weren't tight enough for my liking to keep the cold out. This was more than perfect and mom loves it. Now I'll be making more beanies for her in different colors. Thank you!
Sarah I finally learned how to do this after so many unsuccessful attempts. Your white color video is much clear than the other one. Thank you for the teaching. I do this for my son who is working in the North
You know, I HAD been wondering how best to make a hat in thermal stitch. I had already worked out how to work it in the round, as well as increasing/decreasing, to get the gist of the basics. So, this tutorial popping up in my recommendations really is a blessing. Thank you for doing the last and most difficult part of adapting a stitch for a hat: figuring out the counts and timing.
Phewwww! 😅 Finished my first thermal stitch hat! It kicked my behind for several froggings, but I have prevailed!! Thank you for this tutorial, it was easy to follow and I plan on making at least two more now that I’ve learned something new.
Can you explain what “frogging” is?…I’ve seen this term in other commentaries , but don’t know what it means ..
@@mariapappas-rogich6235 it’s when you have to pull/rip out a row or several rows because of a missed or incorrect stitch. It’s a play on the word “rip”, such as, “I had to rip out two rows because I counted the stitches incorrectly”. When we joke and say “rip it, rip it, rip it”, it sounds like a frog so somewhere along the crocheting journey the term “frogging” was born. I don’t think it’s an official term, but it certainly is funny!
@@kimberlygriffin5012 Thanks for your response…It certainly is funny - love it !…
Pheww! You make the thermal stitch seem so easy but I have to say it has really stymied me. Can you please point me in the direction of an easy video tutorial to master this stitch. You are an excellent instructor and I appreciate your sharing. PLEASE help me!!!
This stitch looks so neat! Thanks for the tutorial! ❤
crocheted this hat and yes, it did take a while to get done. But it is a beautiful, warm and cozy hat. I usually don't wear hats as they don't fit right or don't feel comfortable enough. This is now my favourite hat to wear. Plan to crochet the striped one with worsted weight yarn soon. Thank you for this lovely pattern and excellent tutorial.
My hat is coming along nicely. I was wondering how tall your hat is before the decrease rows start and the finished height. This is for my son-in-law and his head is big. Thank you!
Saddd i am at the stage i need to know too :(
This is a great tutorial, my hat turned out great but I had to undo a bit of it to add more stitches before the decrease rounds as it was too short, I was wondering if there is a measurement instead of counting rows to know when it is time to start decrease rounds? Thanks so much!
Una puntada hermosa para un resultado aún más hermoso!!! Muchas Gracias por compartir. No se hablar inglés pero más o menos me defiendo leyendo así que viendo el video lo entendí así que manos a la obra!!! Me encanta el contenido de tu canal y por lo tanto Nueva suscriptora de ❤. Bendiciones y abracitos de colores desde Colombia!!! 🤗🤗🤗🇨🇴
Left handed and struggling. Using a light weight 3 acrylic and 4 mm hook. Created foundation chain twice, second time with 5mm hook as it became so hard to do the next row and nearly impossible for the thermal stitch. Will keep trying as I love the look of this hat/pattern.
Спасибо за мк красоты. Новых идей и вдохновения вам.
gorgeous pattern! I dropped 30 stitches from the pattern and am still coming up to a large 22 in circumference, not a clue why, but your tutorial is informative
Not all yarns - even if they are the same weight will work up the same :) so you definitely may have to experiment with the starting chain
@@RichTexturesCrochet that could be it! I'm using an acrylic #3, but tried dropping to 90 stitches for foundation: ) thank you!
@@Theo-zh4qb you're welcome :)
Hi there, lovely hat & I have gorgeous yarn, ready to go but I have a daft question if anyone can help! Please?! I did my foundation chain (120 stitches) and it came out at 26”. Should I just take off 5” (about 24 stitches) to get to a 21” head or does the hat come up smaller by the time you’ve done a few rows of thermal stitich?
This is a beautiful cap. It looks more like knitting which I’ve tried but can’t do. Two left hands I guess. 😆 When learning a new stitch, I find having the stitch count at the end of row. Just a suggestion. Thanks for posting. I’m going to try as a b’day gift. Have a blessed day.
Oh my. That hat is fantastic! I watched your other thermal stitch videos, have yet to try it. But now I really think I need to 😊
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this pattern with us.
Have a great Thanksgiving. Stay safe, stay healthy.
You’re very welcome and happy thanksgiving to you also!
It's such a great stitch! Using cotton, it makes terrific hot pad/pot holders.
@@cherb_soco1891 Two strands of cotton yarn and a 6 mm hook and the end result is the very first potholder ever that doesn‘t get my fingers hurt. Yes, I am extremely sensitive to heat. Thermal stitch is just sooo great. I just finished some safety wristwarmers for myself, with neon stripes and reflective thread, and a colorway I really like, and they are big enough to fit over my gloves for when I use my bicycle. You can‘t buy this kind of quality…
Beautiful pattern! Just really hoping you can tell me the rough height of the hat that equates to the 52 rows before the decreases. I lost count and can’t figure out how to count the previous rows! Any help would be so appreciated:)
What a beautiful creation! While fairly simple, I unfortunately have four failed attempts; and the first row working into the back loops nearly made me lose my mind lol
I’m using the 3 weight yarn and size 4 hook as indicated and it’s huge! Sarah’s hats are usually too large for me, so I did 110 chains, then 100, then 90 and it’s still too large. Is anyone else having that issue? My stitches are nice and tight too, which baffles me how mine can be so different from the wonderful tutorial.
I’m having the same issue, it’s massive with the 120 stitches! Will try with fewer now…
@@mksxo4 I hope it turns out beautifully for you! It’s nice to know I’m not alone in this struggle 😅
Oh my gosh I just tried 4 rows and realised I am somehow adding the stitch..... it looks so beautiful I want to make it but I don't know if ever succeed!
wow, nice, I have never seen this stitch before, and I like it, thank you for sharing
Nice color nice made and quality i love it 👌
Lovely beanie! Thanks once again.
Thank you SO much! I love doing the thermal stitch. I've made several scarves using it. Now with your wonderful tutorial, I'll be able to make sets as gifts. 🙂
So beautifully done.
Thank you :)
I really want to try this stitch, I think with your excellent instructions I might be able to do it 👏
I’ve had to change hook and yarn is worsted. I also lost count on the rows although I’m thinking I’d be different anyways. Could you please advise about how many inches it is at row 52? Thanks so much. Such a cute hat!
Thank you so much. It looks a little overwhelming, but with your slow and steady tutorial, it is definitely doable. Thank you again
It's just a bit fiddly in the beginning, then you'll get into the groove. I learned it years ago & holding it sort of sideways (as done here)makes it much easier. Give it a try! You'll enjoy it. 🙂
eye luv how u show how to work a round without actually turning the work !!!
Spectacular! Thanks for sharing with the world!
I love your work. Thank you for teaching this to us. Keep up the good work, your a good teacher.
This is such a clean look, I love it. Ok I’m adding this to my list of hats!
Enjoy!
Looks beautiful and seems easy. I look forward to my yarn arriving and making this hat. Wonderful instructional video. Thank you!
Sarah, I love your hats. I've made the 4 patterns from October 2021 (Winterberry, Mountain Ridge, Prairie and Grand Canyon beanies). I've given two of them away and the other two are already spoken for. I'd like to make this one for myself. I'm wondering where you purchased that BIG pompom? I'd like to get one for my hat. Right now, I only have the small ones. Thank you for this video, all you patterns and the information on the poms.
This one was purchased from Wool Interrupted! But it doesn’t look like they have them listed anymore :( I’m going to have to find another supplier
@@RichTexturesCrochet Thank you for the reply. I'll continue searching as well. If I find some of the bigger poms, I'll let you know. Thanks again.
WOW! 🤩 I must say I’m very impressed ! ! Thanks for sharing…. You are so talented and creative, this is Beautiful ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️’s 😊
It’s beautiful will surely try it
This is a beautiful beanie, neatly crocheted and I love it so much. Will make a few in different colors to give as gifts. Thank you for this clear tutorial. Lovely design.🥰
Wow, I alway wanted to make my own beanie and now I found the perfect look. Thanks for sharing. AMAZING!! Love it love it!!
Love the beauty of this stitch. I have been dabbling wit Tunisian needles. Guess it is time to play with the regular crochet needles. This beanie is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for the free pattern!!! This is the pattern that I picked. I just came across your channel this past week. Your work is very beautiful!!! Hope you have a wonderful New Years!!
the beanie is absolutely stunning! thank you for sharing it !
Thank you :)
Please make a video on how to Alt ts2tog and how to Ts2tog
Très beau, looks warm for our cold weather in Quebec, Canada!
Effectivement!
Enjoyed watching you for the first time. Looking forward to your videos. Thank you
I'm going to try this on. Wish me the best.
Enjoy!
This is lovely! So classic! 💜
Thank you :)
Stunning result
Love this! I need to do the fingerless gloves you've designed to match them too!
Beautiful and classic!!! Thanks!!! 🧶💕🧶
You’re very welcome :)
This is impressive! You can be sure I will crochet that one!
Enjoy!
You make it look so easy, I will try it.
Thanks for posting patterns using the thermal stitch. Love the stitch, but had not used it for anything except potholders and coasters. :-)
That is beautiful.
Does the foundation chain have to be in multiples of 10? Or, will any even number work? Thank you so much for the beautiful and detailed tutorial!!
I made one of the previous thermal hats. The multiple of 10 comes into play with the decrease rounds. You could adjust those rounds if you used a different number of stitches.
@@amyexo Thanks! I was looking at the written pattern after I posted my question and saw it more clearly. I want to make a child size 😊
Thank you..
Would you please explain....
How to continue making a bag on a thermal stitch bottom..
Cause I could not determine the stitches to start single crochet for the body of the bag..
Omg I enjoyed this tutorial oh my I wanna try this thank you
this is a new stitch to me and it will be my next project! so happy I found you on you tube, time to subscribe to see what else you got. Thanks you so much!
I’m supper frustrated with the start and end of the seam. I’ve pulled it out countless times! Where you start and end looks totally different than on the Men’s Thermal beanie. I’ve tried it both ways and my seam is still messed up. I’m either increasing or decreasing, i can’t seem to get it straight. I love the rest of the video and love the look of the hat. Any suggestions on how to get the seam correct?
Love it ! May I ask if you have a tutorial on how to make that fluffy faux fur pom pom ?? I would love to to know how
it looks like it's just a pre-made snap on
Beautiful, very nicely explained. Thanks
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That’s a beautiful hat.
Please explain the alternat thermal stitch
This is really great looking. I can't wait to try this, it really looks like a high quality piece. Very nice! 😊
Simply BEAUTIFUL😍
Thank you!
Do you have a pattern to make it as a messy bun or ponytail beanie?!
I’m having a difficult time counting my 52 rows before starting to decrease for the crown. Can you give me a measurement? Maybe 6 inches or so.
Thank you so very much for excellent tutorial it is so wonderful really awesome
You’re very welcome :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!
I started thermal stitch with flat potholders. I had trouble figuring out where to start each row. I found myself increasing and decreasing. I found using stitch markers helped a lot, especially at the start and end of each row. And counting relentlessly. What I don't like here is1) it's not clear how you join rows. Do you slip stitch into one loop? 2 loops? Or the 1 loop of current row and 1 loop of prior row? 2) why painstakingly go through decreases 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and then skip where it becomes confusing?!!!
Thank you for your well done tutorial. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍽🍁 to you and your family
Can someone explain 4:42 and 12:03 to me. I don’t understand how you are doing the slip stitch. Is it normal slip stitch? I also don’t understand the alternative stitch
Hello! Wonderful design. I have started working on this hat for my dad and completed 4 rows, but it seems that my hat will come out bigger by 1 inch and might fit little loose. So can I do a reduction 2 rows right now ? Or shall I open every stitches ?
Need your suggestion ! Please
The best thing would be to have him try it on. Since thermal stitch is really dense, the end result could be too tight if you reduce it. I know that it sounds frustrating, but the only way to know for sure is to keep working for at least 20 more rows, until you can get a feeling for the structure and texture.
I love this hat...but I am having trouble. I don't understand where to move the stitch marker. I usually don't need one but my seam is crooked and awful. please help
Love this. I wish you could have instructed on adding the fur pom pom. Could you possibly add that to a video? I can never get one on-a hat that looks correct. They always look wonky. I need help with this. I will try this pattern tho..also, what are your labels made from. I like that idea as well. Happy Thanksgiving
Thank you so much! A video on how to add a Pompom is a great idea! I’ll see what I can do :)
this is a beautiful stitch. thank you!
Wonder how the Pom Pom is attached ? Love the idea that you just pop it off when it’s time to wash the beanie 🤣
Have you ever made a slightly curled brimmed hat with a flat top using this thermal stitch? I hope you will consider it! 😊
A friend brought a beautiful one home from Newfoundland and I have been hoping I could find a pattern. I am a knitter, but don't have much experience with crochet, otherwise I would have worked on a pattern myself. Alas, not enough crochet skills!
However, I WILL be making this beanie! It's gorgeous!
Súper hermosa! Beautiful 😍
Thank you :)
Wow thanks for sharing us oh how i love this
You’re welcome
Gorgeous! Could this be worked using #4 WW yarn?
BTW I've seen this stitch in a blanket with a different color yarn on each side ( i.e. black on one side and white on the other side). Do you know how to do the stitch like that?
Gracias!!
I believe you need to make your work less perfect so it doesn't look machine made! You have THE most even work I've ever seen. Beautiful.
Super cute! Thank you.
Very beautiful
@Rich Textures Crochet
How much yarn did you use, please? 🙏
Where do you have your labels printed and what are they printed on. Your hat is beautiful
Thanks for the tutorial...awesome
A lovely hat and tutorial. I'm experienced in crochet and I've ripped it back 3 times. At first it was tension gauge but now I'm not following: have you turned back on the same row after finishing with the slipstitch? I did this and I couldn't find the second loop for the hook.
I’m confused on the gauge. It says 24 stitches x 22 rows = 4 inches. Does that mean I do 24 stitches and it should be 4” long? (My hats always turn out too big)
Yes that is what it means - it’s worked in a light weight yarn - I was getting about 6 stitches per inch
Very nice!!
Can you explain the purpose of the alternate thermal stitch 2 together? From what I could tell, you were going thru both loops on the first stitch then back loop only of the second stitch. Is this correct?
She explained it in the video. It's to compensate for the dropped stitches in the previous row. Because you're then joining two rows with differing numbers of loops. The method makes the next row you work have an equal number of loops.
I clicked on this but I am sooooooo intimidated, fingers crossed 🤞🏾. I was fine until the 2nd reducing row in which she used the "alternate back row"?