I love this hat… I tweaked it by using one strand and one dollar store skein…and I made the brim into a flap…. It has a 20’s look with the flap turned up Turned out amazing. Thanks a million 🧶
Just curious, what size yarn/ hook did you use in your project?.. I just asked if I could use the pattern without doubling up the yarn, but would assume to use a bigger weight yarn like a five or six with a hook like a j or k.. I'm curious to see how yours came out without doubling up the yarn
When I first started to crochet a little over a year ago I saw this pattern and I was like 😮 "I'll never be able to make this until IM REALLY REALLY GOOD!"..I'm working on my 5th one. Some variations I made, I extended the brim and added ear flaps, and around the border I just single crocheted some chenille just to bring it all together.. I added braids to the end of the ear flaps. One thing I noticed is this hat looks better if you do it one color and double it up of course.. one version I did rainbow yarn against black and it's kind of hard to see the detail of the front post doubles. 😊 Right now I'm working on a version for my friend who is Puerto Rican and I'm making it red white and blue and on the ear flaps I'm going to put star appliques with a peutro Rico flag 🧣 to match 🇵🇷🤔🔥⭐🗽#nyc #crochet #fashion happy crocheting 😊🤘
@@averyhart6863 and now I'm super late too...I'm struggling to understand which part of the row makes the increase, and which part is responsible for making the front post dc go in a spiral. If I repeat that last row, but maintain the number of stitches, surely there's a stitch somewhere that I'm either not making (EG don't do the double hdc after the fpdc) or a stitch that I'm skipping from the previous row?
@@elizabethpeacock7897 the half DC is what makes the front post DC look like a spiral when you do your increase row. The first round there's 2 hdc, then fpdc. The next round there's 3 hdc, then fpdc. Next round there's 4 hdc, then fpdc, etc, and when she stops increasing, there's 5 hdc then fpdc for 10 rounds. I needed to make my hat bigger so here's what I did: R1 18 DC in circle, slip st to 1st DC. R2 Ch 2 (does not count as a st), 2hdc in BLO in 1st st, FPDC in next, then repeat, you should end with FPDC, sl st to 1st hdc (27 st) R3 Ch2, 2 hdc in BLO in 1st st (mark the first hdc so you know where to sl st, it helps me), 1 hdc in BLO in next st, FPDC in next (it should be the FPDC st from previous row because the FPDC lines up), then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (36 st) R4 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st st, 1 hdc BLO in next 2 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (45 st) R5 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st st, 1 hdc BLO in next 3 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (54 st) R6 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st hdc, 1 hdc BLO in next 4 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (63 st) R7 to R15 Ch 2, 1 hdc BLO in next 6 st, FPDC, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc. Then I made brim. In this video, she stopped her increase at R5, but I have a larger head and a lot of hair so I did an extra row of increase. And I only did 3 rows for the brim because of the extra row of increase, but YOU are the creator of your own project, so once you get the pattern down, you can make it as you like. Hope this helps... happy crocheting!
Can you use the pattern without doubling up the yarn and get the same results? I would assume using a 5 or 6 weight yarn with a size hook of J/K would work better than the more common 4 weight and a size H/5mm hook?
I am the same way...here's the stitch count (starting out with 18 DC as round 1): R1 18 stitches R2 27 stitches R3 36 stitches R4 45 stitches R5 54 stitches R6-R15 54 stitches R16-R19 54 stitches I did another increase row, so I ended up with 63 stitches (my head measures 21 inches around). I only did 3 rows for my brim. Turned out nice. Hope this helps!
Probably you haven't done the increase in the number of stitches after the first 2 double crochets. The number of stitches increases by one each round, this is what makes the diagonal. E.g. 2:1. 2:2 2:3.
I'm confused, followed you till you said last round of increases but then you said to repeat that last round? So are we supposed to continue adding 2 hdc in first stitch or 1?
@kathryn Lord... I'm slow, too, but just like you, I will have it done in about a 3 hour timeline. I bet you've got some beautiful work made by your own hands as well!❤️🙂!
Can you translate it into Arabic? I follow you from Egypt and I don't know how to speak English and I used Google to translate and write to you and it was very difficult . thanks ☺️.
Thank you for an easy to follow tutorial. My finished hats will be donated to Chemo patients.
This comment just made my whole day, that's so kind!
Thank you for this pattern and your wonderful tutorial! Easy to follow!💯❤️
I love this hat… I tweaked it by using one strand and one dollar store skein…and I made the brim into a flap…. It has a 20’s look with the flap turned up Turned out amazing. Thanks a million 🧶
Just curious, what size yarn/ hook did you use in your project?.. I just asked if I could use the pattern without doubling up the yarn, but would assume to use a bigger weight yarn like a five or six with a hook like a j or k.. I'm curious to see how yours came out without doubling up the yarn
When I first started to crochet a little over a year ago I saw this pattern and I was like 😮 "I'll never be able to make this until IM REALLY REALLY GOOD!"..I'm working on my 5th one. Some variations I made, I extended the brim and added ear flaps, and around the border I just single crocheted some chenille just to bring it all together.. I added braids to the end of the ear flaps. One thing I noticed is this hat looks better if you do it one color and double it up of course.. one version I did rainbow yarn against black and it's kind of hard to see the detail of the front post doubles. 😊 Right now I'm working on a version for my friend who is Puerto Rican and I'm making it red white and blue and on the ear flaps I'm going to put star appliques with a peutro Rico flag 🧣 to match 🇵🇷🤔🔥⭐🗽#nyc #crochet #fashion happy crocheting 😊🤘
Love it really so much
Is there a written version of this pattern?? Love it!!
I didn't understood if the row that you repeat 11 times is to have the double stitch at the begining. Could you please clarify?
I'm super late but I don't think you are supposed to increase, just maintain the amount of stitches from the last row. Hopefully that helps!
@@averyhart6863 and now I'm super late too...I'm struggling to understand which part of the row makes the increase, and which part is responsible for making the front post dc go in a spiral.
If I repeat that last row, but maintain the number of stitches, surely there's a stitch somewhere that I'm either not making (EG don't do the double hdc after the fpdc) or a stitch that I'm skipping from the previous row?
@@elizabethpeacock7897 the half DC is what makes the front post DC look like a spiral when you do your increase row. The first round there's 2 hdc, then fpdc. The next round there's 3 hdc, then fpdc. Next round there's 4 hdc, then fpdc, etc, and when she stops increasing, there's 5 hdc then fpdc for 10 rounds. I needed to make my hat bigger so here's what I did:
R1 18 DC in circle, slip st to 1st DC.
R2 Ch 2 (does not count as a st), 2hdc in BLO in 1st st, FPDC in next, then repeat, you should end with FPDC, sl st to 1st hdc (27 st)
R3 Ch2, 2 hdc in BLO in 1st st (mark the first hdc so you know where to sl st, it helps me), 1 hdc in BLO in next st, FPDC in next (it should be the FPDC st from previous row because the FPDC lines up), then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (36 st)
R4 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st st, 1 hdc BLO in next 2 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (45 st)
R5 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st st, 1 hdc BLO in next 3 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (54 st)
R6 Ch 2, 2 hdc BLO in 1st hdc, 1 hdc BLO in next 4 st, FPDC in next st, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc (63 st)
R7 to R15 Ch 2, 1 hdc BLO in next 6 st, FPDC, then repeat, sl st to 1st hdc.
Then I made brim.
In this video, she stopped her increase at R5, but I have a larger head and a lot of hair so I did an extra row of increase. And I only did 3 rows for the brim because of the extra row of increase, but YOU are the creator of your own project, so once you get the pattern down, you can make it as you like.
Hope this helps... happy crocheting!
@@lisavalon2533 this is amazingly helpful, thank you so much!
Can you use the pattern without doubling up the yarn and get the same results? I would assume using a 5 or 6 weight yarn with a size hook of J/K would work better than the more common 4 weight and a size H/5mm hook?
Looks like the Divine hat. Nice.
Would like to have you do one more of your repeats, and also a stitch count at end of each row. I am slow and old too....not a great combo.
I am the same way...here's the stitch count (starting out with 18 DC as round 1):
R1 18 stitches
R2 27 stitches
R3 36 stitches
R4 45 stitches
R5 54 stitches
R6-R15 54 stitches
R16-R19 54 stitches
I did another increase row, so I ended up with 63 stitches (my head measures 21 inches around). I only did 3 rows for my brim. Turned out nice.
Hope this helps!
@@lisavalon2533 This is very helpful thank you! I was wondering if you'd have any advice on my question above on this video?
@@elizabethpeacock7897 I replied under your original question.
Such a beautiful hat I’m subscribing to your channel
My lines ( front post double crochet ) are straight not diagonal what did I do wrong ?
Probably you haven't done the increase in the number of stitches after the first 2 double crochets. The number of stitches increases by one each round, this is what makes the diagonal. E.g. 2:1. 2:2 2:3.
I'm confused, followed you till you said last round of increases but then you said to repeat that last round? So are we supposed to continue adding 2 hdc in first stitch or 1?
So I think what they meant is you will maintain the amount of stitches, so you won't increase. Hopefully that helps!
to say I am slow is an understatement . took me 3 hours to make this LOL
@kathryn Lord...
I'm slow, too, but just like you, I will have it done in about a 3 hour timeline. I bet you've got some beautiful work made by your own hands as well!❤️🙂!
So cute!😁
How much grams of total yarn required for this beautiful Hat?
Each ball has 60 grams.
It works just as well with a single strand of wool, so it's only half the cost !
Can you translate it into Arabic? I follow you from Egypt and I don't know how to speak English and I used Google to translate and write to you and it was very difficult .
thanks ☺️.