For future crocheters who have issues with the sizing because it’s a bit small, I did a few more increases to adjust the size. My round 2 had 24 stitches, my round 3 had 32 and my round 4 had 46 stitches and then I DC all around until the right length, came out the perfect one size fits all beanie!!
Written pattern R1-10 dc in mc Slip stitch to connect R2-Chain 2 2 dc in same stitch 2 dc in each stitch around Slip stitch to connect Stich count: 20 R3- chain 2 Dc in same stitch 2 dc in next stitch Repeat dc, 2 dc all Around Join with slip stitch Stitch count: 30 R4- chain 2 Repeat 1 dc ( first stitch), 1 dc, 2 dc in each stitch Fold in half and measure 7:30 double ur measurement R5- chain 2 Dc in each stitch (40 dc) Sl st to connect R6- chain 2 Dc around On the last stitch, change colours if you will want to Sl st to connect R7- chain 1 Hdc for each stich around in new colour Connect with sl st R8- repeat R7 stitch count: 40 Connect with sl st Chain 1 to finish off
@melissy1 ofc but you might wanna do an extra layer of DC's between round 5-6 so its longer and do an extra layer of DC's with a smaller hook size at the end, it makes it look so much better!
I've used this to make two hats so far. Easiest PRETTY pattern I've tried yet. For those complaining about no oral instructions, maybe the person making this great tutorial is deaf (like me) ... or maybe stutters ... or maybe just doesn't like to talk on videos. It would be a shame to not have this awesome tutorial, just because the person making it doesn't include oral instructions.
I'm a beginner crocheter and can I just say WOW of all the beginner hat tutorials out there (especially for the fuzzy Bernat yarn I was using) your video was without doubt the best! Clear, detailed, excellent close-ups of how to do each stitch, great lighting so it was very visible, and fun friendly music! Also I loved how you showed how to "feel" for the stitches even when it is fuzzy yarn like that, as I was really struggling to see where the next stitch would go. I had so much fun with this pattern that I finished the whole hat in one day! Thank you!!! ❤
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
Nice hat & tutorial! For the complainers on the music and no voice just turn down the volume and follow the instructions on the screen, find solutions people don't be so negative, no one is perfect! People on You Tube are sharing their best, use what you can and what you can't move on.
Omg, u are so right!! People are on here trying to teach others something, sharing their time and effort with others and to see negative and nasty comments is just crazy. If your not enjoying or getting what you need then keep scrolling I’m sure you’ll find something else.
I just made my third hat with this pattern. I used pink and the border is a pastel variegated yarn. It’s been a hit each time. Thanks for a nice pattern. ❤❤😊
I just made this beanie. It me a lot longer than 20 minutes but I enjoyed it. I am slow. I made it longer, with 10 rows of HDC and a trim on the edge. I added a pom pom on top. I think my stitches may be tighter but the gauge seemed correct. It's really cute. Wish I could add a picture. thanks so much.
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
I completed a hat with this tutorial and like the instructions, but my hat never really came to a cone shape, more like a bowl shape. Any suggestions on what I might have done?
I added another row of increases. DC, DC, DC, 2DC. I also added another row of DC before the rows of HDC. Not sure if that’s correct but it worked okay for me!
your clothing is amazing!!! you are so talented and must have a ton of patience! i have several starts of hats i’ve started and quit after the 5th row 😂
Thank you Crystal. I've been searching for a pattern with chunky 8 for toboggans and scarfs. Thanks for all your wonderful, incredibly helpful videos!💙
Grew video!!! I was wondering if I wanted to make it bigger to fit my head, do I just need follow I believe it was row 3 where you showed the measuring tape and increase the number ? And what pattern would you recommend if I wanted to do 3 colors ? 😊
I want to make this but not sure if my yarn is ok to use because I have size 6 chenille yarn and not sure if that is ok to make hat out of or if I should make something else out of it
Ifyou see at 07:24, she has completed the flat part, and says: " My measurement is 9.5. The complete circumference will be 19 inches" That's when you need to do another round with increases, until your circumference is the size of the man's head. And then stop increasing and continue with the pattern as given.
You are a wonderful teacher! I have watched many others and they aren't as beginner friendly. The talk too much and it distracts me from the actual tutorial. Thank you so much! I finally, after a multitude of times made a wonderful beanie!
where did i mess up? by the end of round 4 i have a flat circle, an exact semi circle when i fold it in half. i have to unravel again and figure where i went wrong
i did it again and i still just made a circle instead of something that curves like a hat it looks like a potholder. i want to make this hat so badly what am i doing wrong?😭
Keep going! The first 4 rounds have increases to make the circle bigger, so it will be flat. The next rounds have no more increases so it will start to curve in.
@@crochettoz i thought yours looked curved in the video after 4 rounds? Thank you so much for responding, i will keep going and see how it goes. Ill share when im complete!
By chance do you have these instructions printed? I tried this twice and kept picking up stitches. It I had a print out line by line it might help. Thanks
This was quick made the hat in one andhalf hours instead of regular yarn takes 2 1/2 hours. I did 10 rows dc instead of 7 and delete 2 hds rows make it longer andsc on the last row I use size 8mm hook on thesize 6 yarn bulky nice
Thankyou so much enjoyed that tutorial very much 😊 ☺ will make many more beanies this way 😊 😀. Hello from Kaikohe NZ, love and ☪️ to you and your family 👪 💞💞
Could you please tell me what the measurement after row 4 means?? Does doubling the measurement, tell you how large the circumference will be....the circumference of the head that it will fit?? Thanks
Yes, exactly. It will give you the circumference of the hat. For a snug hat, it should be smaller than the head circumference because it will stretch. So a 19-20” hat will fit a child or adult with 20-22” head.
I agree w some, if the music is a problem for you, turn down the volume. Normally I prefer oral instruction w the written but this gal did a superb job showing what needed to be done. This may have been one of the best tutorials me. I struggle immensely w patterns so I whole heartedly thank you for your great talent and teaching skill!
How would I make this for an infant? I only have 240 yds of this weight and blanket yarn. I'm trying to figure out what to do with that amount of yarn.
I tried an N-15 hook and the hat came out a little big on me, but still wearable. It would be a good size for someone with a larger head or lots of hair!
Also I am a beginner..have hook of size 5 only...so please suggest me if I use 6ply wool with your tutorial would that be suitable for a man? Thank you in advance 😊
If you use a size 5 hook and thinner yarn, your hat will come out smaller than mine. You could try doubling your yarn (using two strands at once) to make the yarn thicker and see if that works! Also, if your hook is too small, you can try to crochet loosely to make the stitches bigger. You might just have to experiment to make it work.
If you start with fewer DC in the magic circle, the hat might come out pointier instead of the rounder shape I have. I would use a smaller hook instead, but not too much smaller.
If you have the option of using smaller yarn, I would suggest a 6mm or 6.5mm hook with a lighter yarn (medium/worsted weight). The weight and suggested hook size should be on the label. Best of luck!
I got the same yarn and the same hook and I’m following all the instructions and my hat doesn’t turn cone shaped :( It just keeps turning into a bowl 😭 I’ve restarted this project like 10 times now. What am I doing wrong?
For future crocheters who have issues with the sizing because it’s a bit small, I did a few more increases to adjust the size. My round 2 had 24 stitches, my round 3 had 32 and my round 4 had 46 stitches and then I DC all around until the right length, came out the perfect one size fits all beanie!!
Written pattern
R1-10 dc in mc
Slip stitch to connect
R2-Chain 2
2 dc in same stitch
2 dc in each stitch around
Slip stitch to connect
Stich count: 20
R3- chain 2
Dc in same stitch
2 dc in next stitch
Repeat dc, 2 dc all Around
Join with slip stitch
Stitch count: 30
R4- chain 2
Repeat 1 dc ( first stitch), 1 dc, 2 dc in each stitch
Fold in half and measure 7:30 double ur measurement
R5- chain 2
Dc in each stitch (40 dc)
Sl st to connect
R6- chain 2
Dc around
On the last stitch, change colours if you will want to
Sl st to connect
R7- chain 1
Hdc for each stich around in new colour
Connect with sl st
R8- repeat R7 stitch count: 40
Connect with sl st
Chain 1 to finish off
Thank you so much!
@melissy1 ofc but you might wanna do an extra layer of DC's between round 5-6 so its longer and do an extra layer of DC's with a smaller hook size at the end, it makes it look so much better!
I've used this to make two hats so far. Easiest PRETTY pattern I've tried yet. For those complaining about no oral instructions, maybe the person making this great tutorial is deaf (like me) ... or maybe stutters ... or maybe just doesn't like to talk on videos. It would be a shame to not have this awesome tutorial, just because the person making it doesn't include oral instructions.
I'm a beginner crocheter and can I just say WOW of all the beginner hat tutorials out there (especially for the fuzzy Bernat yarn I was using) your video was without doubt the best! Clear, detailed, excellent close-ups of how to do each stitch, great lighting so it was very visible, and fun friendly music! Also I loved how you showed how to "feel" for the stitches even when it is fuzzy yarn like that, as I was really struggling to see where the next stitch would go. I had so much fun with this pattern that I finished the whole hat in one day! Thank you!!! ❤
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
@@AmberTrueAKmine is the same! 😢
@@AmberTrueAKi think you just need to keep going because eventually it should start to fold like a hat would
Nice hat & tutorial! For the complainers on the music and no voice just turn down the volume and follow the instructions on the screen, find solutions people don't be so negative, no one is perfect! People on You Tube are sharing their best, use what you can and what you can't move on.
It's hard when you're visual imparied
Omg, u are so right!! People are on here trying to teach others something, sharing their time and effort with others and to see negative and nasty comments is just crazy. If your not enjoying or getting what you need then keep scrolling I’m sure you’ll find something else.
@@loveislove-le5njYes it’s understandable but the UA-camr is trying their best, not everyone can be accommodated all at once.
@@genericyoutubenameee just a suggestion going forward.
@@loveislove-le5njthere’s other tutorials people still don’t have to complain
I really love how bright and clear this video is. As a beginner this helps so dang much.
Thank you
Used this to make my first ever crochet project! Continued the DC so it would be longer to create a folded brim. Super happy!
omg thanks for the idea
Wouldn’t we continue with HDC? Or DC?
@@jzeeworldstaysafe8497 Continue with the DC, and still just do 2 rows of HDC at the end.
Great idea! I'm going to do this and attach a pom pom to the top 💕
Thank you so much for your comment !! I am a beginner and I was trying to figure out how to do a folded brim so thank you so much 😊
I just made my third hat with this pattern. I used pink and the border is a pastel variegated yarn. It’s been a hit each time. Thanks for a nice pattern. ❤❤😊
So I managed to make my first hat with this and I'm really "hooked" now HAHA. I'll see myself out.
I love it! 😂
This tutorial helped me out! One more Christmas present completed 🙂
Me 4 yrs later. 😂😂
Great tutorial! Easy to follow for beginners. I just finished making 8 of these for gifts. Thanks so much!
Im not sure why but I’ve been crocheting for 5 years and i messed up on this 2 times
I just made this beanie. It me a lot longer than 20 minutes but I enjoyed it. I am slow. I made it longer, with 10 rows of HDC and a trim on the edge. I added a pom pom on top. I think my stitches may be tighter but the gauge seemed correct. It's really cute. Wish I could add a picture. thanks so much.
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
I made this so quickly an now my little boy has a beanie for winter! Yay!
Thank you this quick and easy beanie tutorial. It turned out great!
Thank you for a very clear video outlining each stitch . I made this beanie in purple with a contrast colour like you did and it turned out perfect!
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
This is my new favorite pattern for beanies! So simple and still cute. Awesome video!
Made my first crochet beanie! Easy to follow instructions and beginners friendly! Thank you!!!
I just finished making it by following along. Love my new beanie!! Thank you for the awesone video
i unraveled twice because each time i finished row 4 all i had made was a flat potholder that folded into a perfect semi circle. I think im following her exactly at the slip stitch, chain, and connecting points, and following stitch pattern. Any idea what i could be doing wrong?
Love this . Very easy to follow . Great direction
Brilliant instructions. Best ever
I completed a hat with this tutorial and like the instructions, but my hat never really came to a cone shape, more like a bowl shape. Any suggestions on what I might have done?
Ωραίο θα το κάνω στην κόρη μου
Me too It looks round I dont know how to get the cone shape
My hat came out like a bowl but I still love it all the same,will try again, practice, practice, practice 😅 🙃 😀 😄 🥰💞
Great pattern
If I want this hat to be larger like 21” do I keep DC in every st until this is achieved? Then finish with HDC?
I added another row of increases. DC, DC, DC, 2DC. I also added another row of DC before the rows of HDC. Not sure if that’s correct but it worked okay for me!
Omg thank you so much for your comment !! I was trying to figure out how to make it bigger also so thank you so much !! 🥹
I'll be trying this today for a toddler hat! Thank you for posting:)
this is my 1st effort on crochet!!! tqsm for the tutorial
You are an angel - I love this easy, georgeous pattern!
Can a chain of say 4 or so be done to start instead of magic circle ?
your clothing is amazing!!! you are so talented and must have a ton of patience! i have several starts of hats i’ve started and quit after the 5th row 😂
Thank you Crystal. I've been searching for a pattern with chunky 8 for toboggans and scarfs. Thanks for all your wonderful, incredibly helpful videos!💙
This is an amazing tutorial, and I would definitely recommend this to beginners! 🎉❤😊
Grew video!!! I was wondering if I wanted to make it bigger to fit my head, do I just need follow I believe it was row 3 where you showed the measuring tape and increase the number ? And what pattern would you recommend if I wanted to do 3 colors ? 😊
This was so easy to follow and turned out amazing!! Thank you so much!
This is a great tutorial. I made two for my grandchildren. Can you tell me how do I increase for a woman's hat? Thank you!!
I would do 3 single Dc then 2 DC in same stitch to make bigger in doing one now and am trying
I want to make this but not sure if my yarn is ok to use because I have size 6 chenille yarn and not sure if that is ok to make hat out of or if I should make something else out of it
I’m a beginner and have a question about the instructions to to do a DC 2. To confirm, a DC2 or a 2DC is a DC stitch into the same hole?
2 double crochets in one hole
Very nice! ❤❤❤
I'VE MADE IT, THANK YOU SO MUCH 💞💞💞💞
I've been following this row by row, and mine came out as a bucket, not the cute hat in the demo. Not sure what I did wrong.
same im so confused
SAME!! i’m so blowed 🥲
Does the chain 2 count as a DC when you’re doing your stitch count for the round?
Perfect!! Thank you!!
Its nice ❤
If I want to adjust the size, can I repeat row 4 until I reach the appropriate size? Thank you so much
To adjust the size I increased until 46sts. It’s the PERECT one size fits all beanie :)
Really helped me thank you !
Where and how would I make this hat maybe 2” bigger around circumstance for a man? Love the pattern
Ifyou see at 07:24, she has completed the flat part, and says: " My measurement is 9.5. The complete circumference will be 19 inches" That's when you need to do another round with increases, until your circumference is the size of the man's head. And then stop increasing and continue with the pattern as given.
i adore how simple and easy to follow this is!! thank you op 😊❣️
Hi, I am following the instruction as shown by you. The edge somehow ends up coming straight and not a curve like your’s.. can you help?
You are a wonderful teacher! I have watched many others and they aren't as beginner friendly. The talk too much and it distracts me from the actual tutorial. Thank you so much! I finally, after a multitude of times made a wonderful beanie!
this was super helpful. thanks!
Thank u❤👌 very easy & quick completed my Beanie within two hours
where did i mess up? by the end of round 4 i have a flat circle, an exact semi circle when i fold it in half. i have to unravel again and figure where i went wrong
i did it again and i still just made a circle instead of something that curves like a hat it looks like a potholder. i want to make this hat so badly what am i doing wrong?😭
Keep going! The first 4 rounds have increases to make the circle bigger, so it will be flat. The next rounds have no more increases so it will start to curve in.
@@crochettoz i thought yours looked curved in the video after 4 rounds? Thank you so much for responding, i will keep going and see how it goes. Ill share when im complete!
@@crochettoz i did it!!!!! its perfect, thank you!!
Excellent ! 👍🙂
By chance do you have these instructions printed? I tried this twice and kept picking up stitches. It I had a print out line by line it might help. Thanks
Thankyou so much for the wonderful tutorial ❤
This was quick made the hat in one andhalf hours instead of regular yarn takes 2 1/2 hours. I did 10 rows dc instead of 7 and delete 2 hds rows make it longer andsc on the last row I use size 8mm hook on thesize 6 yarn bulky nice
Do you have a video of this for lefties by chance?
Can this be fitted on a grown-up man?or the measurements are for kids?
What size is this finished hat?
What is a magic circle and how do I do it?
I tried to make the beanie, but mine became more of a big coaster. What could I have done wrong? He didn't get the cone shape he should have.
Mine too! So I've turned it into a storage 'bowl'.
Thankyou so much enjoyed that tutorial very much 😊 ☺ will make many more beanies this way 😊 😀. Hello from Kaikohe NZ, love and ☪️ to you and your family 👪 💞💞
How many stitches at the end of round 2
Do wish you had a PDF available.....
Mine didn’t come out rounded, more tapered? Any suggestions on why?
Could you please tell me what the measurement after row 4 means?? Does doubling the measurement, tell you how large the circumference will be....the circumference of the head that it will fit?? Thanks
Yes, exactly. It will give you the circumference of the hat. For a snug hat, it should be smaller than the head circumference because it will stretch. So a 19-20” hat will fit a child or adult with 20-22” head.
If I wanna make the beani a little bit smaller how should I change the roung patterns?
I agree w some, if the music is a problem for you, turn down the volume. Normally I prefer oral instruction w the written but this gal did a superb job showing what needed to be done. This may have been one of the best tutorials me. I struggle immensely w patterns so I whole heartedly thank you for your great talent and teaching skill!
Thank you!!! Turned out exactly as you modeled!!!! Beautiful!!!
How do I increase the size
what age is this hat and can it be made for a 4 year old
I tried this ...It came out well...Thank you for the awesome tutorial👍
Is it for adults?
Yes! Fits me and my kids. 😁
Can a elastic ponytail holder work as a magic circle
I think it would work
You can watch videos on how to do a magic circle you use it so you pull the hole closed
1:07 I literally have no idea what you are doing right here, I can’t figure out what you did with the loop..
Same
I loved this !!!! Thank u for sharing 🤗
Clear, concise instructions. Excellent tutorial...many thanks.
How do I make it a bit bigger?
Great tutorial. Thanks.
What should you do if the hat is too small after the 4th round
Rip it out and start again. One of my friends asks me "What are you ripping out today?" We all do it. Best to just start over.
Um for some reason my hat is half the size it should be it covers half my head and it is not long enough. Anyone know how to fix it?
I love the pattern and all but I need it to be bigger! How can I solve this issue?
I hope you figured it out after two years, but my solution was to increase until 46sts. Perfect size!!
Reminder to self: starting round 6 now, did one DC
How would I make this for an infant? I only have 240 yds of this weight and blanket yarn. I'm trying to figure out what to do with that amount of yarn.
I couldn't get passed the Magic Circle, I don't know what I did wrong, but it wouldn't grip the way hers did
I love this pattern.
Maybe one of you ladies can help me
I need the beanie to be between 21 and 22 for circumference
Can someone help please ? Thank you
I’m gonna try this tutorial! But what does RND and DC mean? I know that ch means chain
RND means Round and DC means Double Crochet. Good luck! 🙂
Is it fine used a N-15 hook for super bulky Velvet yarn
I tried an N-15 hook and the hat came out a little big on me, but still wearable. It would be a good size for someone with a larger head or lots of hair!
Thank you.
Also I am a beginner..have hook of size 5 only...so please suggest me if I use 6ply wool with your tutorial would that be suitable for a man? Thank you in advance 😊
If you use a size 5 hook and thinner yarn, your hat will come out smaller than mine. You could try doubling your yarn (using two strands at once) to make the yarn thicker and see if that works! Also, if your hook is too small, you can try to crochet loosely to make the stitches bigger. You might just have to experiment to make it work.
@@crochettoz thank you. ..
To make for a 5 year old, should I use a smaller hook or perhaps DC 8 in the magic circle rather than 10? I'm a beginner...
If you start with fewer DC in the magic circle, the hat might come out pointier instead of the rounder shape I have. I would use a smaller hook instead, but not too much smaller.
If you have the option of using smaller yarn, I would suggest a 6mm or 6.5mm hook with a lighter yarn (medium/worsted weight). The weight and suggested hook size should be on the label.
Best of luck!
@@midships_weirdo thank you!
@@crochettoz thank you
evry hat i make keeps being flat , what am i doing wrong???
i dont know, good luck though!
Thanks very lovely. I will on list
Amazing tutorial! How did you get your beanie so curved? Mine is turning out really flat.
Me too 🙃
Will this fit a 2 yr old?
I think it would be a little big. Maybe try a smaller hook size and it could work.
Can u pls do a video the same as this but with a voiceover. That would help so much for me
I got the same yarn and the same hook and I’m following all the instructions and my hat doesn’t turn cone shaped :( It just keeps turning into a bowl 😭 I’ve restarted this project like 10 times now. What am I doing wrong?
Same!! It’s super square for me 🙁
BRO HOW DO YOU MAKE A MAGIC CIRCLR I’M GOING TO CRY😭😭
Hi made mine in Grey. 👌💐❤️
I like your hat but instructions eould be much easier then back tracking 100 times.lol.
Why does mine look like a flat circle 0-0