Crochet a Mini Cowboy Hat!

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  • Опубліковано 18 січ 2025

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  • @maxamillion26093
    @maxamillion26093 5 місяців тому +5

    I love this pattern, I used it for a bear that I made for a friend. Perfect fit

  • @cyncererussell1555
    @cyncererussell1555 4 місяці тому +3

    Please please forgive me I've been waiting for this a very long time I've been searching on this internet for someone that will move slow and zoom it in so I can see how to go in the stitch or the notch and just now I have found you you're moving slow not too fast you're zooming it in so I can see how to go inside of that knot and you're counting which helped me a lot you don't know how much I truly appreciate this right here I will be confined in my home this winter and this is a perfect project for me to do please continue going at your pace not too fast zooming it in and your accounts please it helps me a lot this is all I wanted to do was learn how to make a cowboy hat

  • @caseybedenbaugh7751
    @caseybedenbaugh7751 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the tutorial!! Just made a lil hat for an amigurumi portrait of my sister in law! I made a magenta one with a purple crab stitch border around the bottom edge, I love how it turned out. Used a 3.5mm hook and ww/“regular” acrylic yarn.

  • @shirleyeisenbarth598
    @shirleyeisenbarth598 4 місяці тому +1

    What size cowboy hat can I use for jeep ducks? The size of the jeep duck's head starts with 7 single crochet stitches.
    I crocheted your hat but it's tooooo big for my duck head. The maximum round is 14 single with 2 decreases ending up with 10 single stitches and 4 rounds of 14 single stitches and the last round 5 ending up with 10 stitches. Any suggestions? Help

  • @AngelBallSings4u2
    @AngelBallSings4u2 2 місяці тому

    Thank you so much!!!

  • @daisymunn7550
    @daisymunn7550 Місяць тому

    How can I make this slightly bigger? Add a few increase rows ?

    • @greenhookstudio
      @greenhookstudio  Місяць тому

      Yes! Another increase row in the head and brim, or you can up your yarn/hook size a little.