Chunky Crochet Beanie~Diamond Stitch Crochet Hat
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- I decided to dub this hat “Queen Bee-nie” due to the way the beautiful stitch pattern reminds me of a honeycomb. It is very simple in concept, but a little challenging when working in the posts. I have labeled it intermediate, but once you get the hang of it, you’ll be “buzzing” through it in no time!
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Supplies Needed:
-130 -160 yds of any chunky weight yarn (size 5)
-Size L 8.0 mm crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge)
-Tape measure, scissors, yarn needle
-Faux fur pom pom (I prefer to use these: amzn.to/3APd69a )
-Wooden button with care instructions engraved on them (I get them from @angieandbritt at www.angieandbr... )
Gauge:
I did not use a gauge swatch for this hat since we will be checking the diameter after only Round 4. It is VERY important to adjust your hook size and begin your hat again if your measurements do not equal mine. I crochet very loosely, and have found most people crochet more tightly than I do.
Finished Measurements:
Hat should fit an adult head size, ranging approximately 20-24” (51-61 cm) in circumference and approximately 9” (23 cm) in length.
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I like your tutorial but it will be a lot easier to see with a different background instead of almost the same color. 😊
Love it You were very clear with you incurnations
I love this hat pattern. I also love your channel. Keep finding myself going back to your channel time and again for different patterns. Your teaching skills are top notch! Thanks for all you do!!🥰
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! ❤️❤️❤️
Plz tell me how to increase more?
I am so happy I found your pattern and bought it. Your tutorial is one of the best ones I have used. Look forward to trying more of your hat patterns Hugs
Thank you so much! You made my day❤️
Love this pattern. Excellent tutorial!
I made this beanie and it came out lovely. I substituted the yarn with 1 strand of dk and 1 strand of Hayfield aran as I didn't have any chunky yarn. I used a 7mm hook and changed to a 6mm hook for the crab stitch around the brim The only thing I would do differently if using the same substituted yarn would be to leave out one row of sc around the brim. 🙂
i love the tutorial, you speak very clearly which is helpful. but I'm sorta a beginner still learning these more skillful techniques, so something that may help someone like me is using a different background. the white table and the white yarn makes it sorta difficult to see which stitch you are going into, especially when making the diamonds. but I love the video and I'm working on a Christmas hat with it :)
Thank you for that feedback! I will definitely take that into consideration in the future. I also have another few videos where I show the Diamond stitch with a different yarn. It’s one if my very first videos, so they aren’t the best, but they do show the stitches much better. Let me see if I can find it and link it for you☺️
Ok so here is a different yarn and color using the front post treble 2 together that creates the “points” of the hat: ua-cam.com/video/mj47T_lcT_Q/v-deo.html
And here is a demonstration of the front post treble 2 together joining the “points” from 2 rounds below in a different yarn color: ua-cam.com/video/A6wfoH1UT0c/v-deo.html
@@DaysCrochet I just saw these, THANK YOU! I was making a Christmas hat with this tutorial and kinda gave up out of frustrating with my wonky diamonds, I'll have to try again!
Subscribed AND joined Facebook group AND bought both chunky and bulky versions of this pattern!
You are awesome! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Lovely hat! For those of you using a smaller yarn, a larger hook or just need one more row for a bigger head/a lot of hair, I've done a bit of playing around.
Round 5: incr 1 every 4 (2, 1, 1, 1) until the end; you'll increase 12 times.
Round 6: 3hdc, then fpdouble treble (yarn over 3 times) or fptriple treble (yarn over 4 times, if you want it looser) 2 together, 4hdc until the last stitch; hdc in the last stitch.
Round 7: dc all around
From here, you can follow the rest of the video. Just keep in mind that whenever she says to do 3hdc, you're actually going to do *4hdc* due to the extra round, and the rounds of all hdc will be dc instead.
*OR* If you find that the fpdtr2tog or fpttr2tog is too large, make don't do any fpdc in Round 3, just do the increases as normal (2,1,2,1,etc.); instead, you're going to do a fpdc once every 3 stitches (2hdc, 1hdc, 1fpdc) in Round 4, then continue along as normal with the remainder of the video.
I hope this helps!
You could also simply double the strands of yarn 🤗
@@DaysCrochet o: Yeah, but I've never been a big fan of doubling yarns past worsted weight.
By the way, I love your videos!
@@bananaz572171 I’m referring to doubling worsted weight (size 4). Not anything bigger. Thank you for your kind compliment! ☺️
@@DaysCrochet thank you! I was about to ask about worsted held double. I really enjoy your videos, your hand signals are perfect! 😁
Is this a pattern that we can make and sell?
@@thelucidcrow9331 of course! You can find my written pattern on my blog as well where I openly encourage selling your finished makes. I design with selling in mind🤗 Good luck to you!
Oh fab! Thank you for this. I was just looking for a good pattern for pumpkin picking come autumn
Beautiful beanie
Thank you!
Bravo 👏 very nice
What size head this for ?
I love this design 💕
I just have one question, please.
Would using a magic loop at the beginning give the same results as the chain 3? Thank you kindly 😌
Thank you! And yes, absolutely! I personally hate the magic ring so I never use it. But you certainly can☺️
I love the pics of this hat but I have now tried the pattern following the counts exactly, with THREE different sized yarns (started with 8 hook 5 bulky yarn) and even regular light worsted, I cant make it stop rippling. It curls so much, and my counts are right... I dont know how to fix this its so upsetting. I want to just drop stitches because it feels likes its just to many but I know it would really mess it up. Going to try one more time and if that doesnt work I quit. Im really struggling and need a crocheting win. :(
I’m sorry you’re struggling😔 maybe take a break from it and try again another time? Make something easy for now. This pattern is definitely intermediate
@@DaysCrochet aww thank you. I am actually. Trying to make a scarf for my husband. Im actually kinda struggling with it too. No idea what my issue is. Iv made a bunch of really nice baby items and while I know the stitch isnt easy, I should be able to .. anyways. Thanks for the reply, hope you have a great rest of your day.
I'm attempting this with a lion brand thick and quick super Chunky 6 yarn and a size N hook because thats what I have for now and hoped it would turn out. So far I've been following your instructions without issue but I'm noticing the hat is becoming very wide and not sloping downward in a.. hatlike? fashion. Please send help? Should I drop stitches to begin sinching it into shape?
It should not be getting wider. Are you counting your stitches every round? It almost sounds like you may be increasing
@@DaysCrochet I'll try again and try to deduce exactly what I might be doing. I'll let you know if I don't figure it out and I'll watch for accidental increasing. Thank you for your willingness to help!
Do you have a pattern for a scarf that would go with the Queenie Beenie. I just purchased the pattern for the Beenie.
I have done a pattern for a cowl, but you definitely could do a scarf using the same pattern concept. If a cowl is acceptable, it is listed in the Queen Bee Set, along with ear warmers and wrist warmers to match.
What size of beanie are you working on?
The finished measurements are in the description box. It’s an adult sized beanie
@@DaysCrochet thanks 😊
How does one make this bigger as inba 22 size
It should fit someone’s head that size. If not, I would just simply go up a hook size or 2
Ilk try using 9 mm right now with 2 strands 4 ply i don't have chunky yarn thanks forb fast reply
@@ksrw11 ohhh ok then I misunderstood you! I would double worsted weight yarn and follow the pattern
I wanted to try using 1 strand 4 ply but was smallish. So back to using 2 stands and 9mm
@@ksrw11 I actually did write up a pattern for this hat using worsted weight but it’s not one of my free patterns. www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/queen-beenie-worsted