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Crochet Easy Street Hat
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2024
- The Crochet Easy Street Hat is labelled for beginners. It is featuring the moss/granite stitch which is easy to follow and grow.
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0:00 Start
0:06 Skip Music
1:02 Beginning Chain
1:25 Rnd 1
3:28 Rnd 2
4:37 Rnd 3
6:09 Rnd 4
7:47 Rnd 5
9:20 Rnd 6
10:35 Rnd 7
11:33 Rnd 8
12:28 Rnd 9
13:00 Rnd 10
13:58 Rnd 11 to 7" Long
15:21 Edge Review
17:29 Edge Rnd 1
19:25 Edge Rnd 2
20:17 Edge Rnd 3
20:40 Repeat Rnds 2 - 4 (4 times more)
21:31 Fastening Off Technique
Right Handed Tutorial is • Crochet Easy Street Hat
Left Handed Tutorial is • Left Hand: Crochet Eas...
Pattern Date on PDF: August 4, 2020
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This project has been refilmed to be much slower and more tips. Go here for here for the new version: ua-cam.com/video/8ukl9mcEdGM/v-deo.html
Loved this quick, beautiful design & tutorial, thank you! With the free printed pattern & your (as always) fun video to guide our hooks along, this is a terrific project for your Crowd you’ve shared. Hubby asked for one in “Viking Purple” today (it’s football 🏈 season so in his team’s color) and viola! Only took me part of an afternoon 💜 He was thrilled! Happy crochet, everyone! 🧶
Get the free pattern at thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-easy-street-hat-pattern/
0:00 Start
0:06 Skip Music
1:02 Beginning Chain
1:25 Rnd 1
3:28 Rnd 2
4:37 Rnd 3
6:09 Rnd 4
7:47 Rnd 5
9:20 Rnd 6
10:35 Rnd 7
11:33 Rnd 8
12:28 Rnd 9
13:00 Rnd 10
13:58 Rnd 11 to 7" Long
15:21 Edge Review
17:29 Edge Rnd 1
19:25 Edge Rnd 2
20:17 Edge Rnd 3
20:40 Repeat Rnds 2 - 4 (4 times more)
21:31 Fastening Off Technique
Right Handed Tutorial is ua-cam.com/video/u_JGhkRvJ74/v-deo.html
Left Handed Tutorial is ua-cam.com/video/Kc52Ll_63ug/v-deo.html
Pattern Date on PDF: August 4, 2020
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
Ty for your tutorial, I found it helped me to place a stitch marker in the first sc each round .
Smart... Glad you found a solution to help you.
I maaade it 🤩🤩 it was so much fun. Thank you for this video 🙏🙏
This tutorial was great!! Easy to follow and understand. Thank You!!
I wish I had read these comments before I spent about four hours trying two times to make this. I wanted to make it just like the picture but I am so disappointed. I am 77 years old and have been crocheting since I was 10.
Was scared off by the comments but it was super easy to follow and made a lovely hat that was just what I need for my simply soft paints yarn colorway
Me too! Thanks for your comment. It made me go for it and it was a success. I would recommend to use a number 5 needle. A 4 is just too small. And also this pattern works very well with colorful yarn!
Great tutorial…and love your laugh! Cute!
Thanks so much! 😊
That's gorgeous!
Thanks so much.
I'm sure looking forward to making this hat. It's really nice looking.
Thank you :) I love this channel and the content you guys release. I have learnt so so much with my crochet because of this channel ^.^
I frogged and started over 7 times!!! Usually after 4 or 5 rounds. I was using a charcoal yarn which didn't help. Finally got round 8 done, then thought I'd gone wrong again. So I laid that aside and started fresh with a light colored yarn. Counted stitches until I was blue in the face, lol! I always put a marker in my first sc at the beginning of the rounds. The problem, I think, for me and most people is the JOIN. I wish that would have been shown and explained a little better. If you read the written pattern carefully, you'll see that you skip the very last sc in each round. It's kind of a stretch to sl st over to the starting sc to make the join, so it seems wrong, but it's not wrong. Yes, you do end up with a visible diagonal seam. That's just the way it is. I've gone back to my original charcoal gray hat, and I think it's finally going OK. I should finish it up soon.
The beginning of a round creates a gapping space that appears to be a stitch. It's the problem with doing stuff in the round. So it always feels like there is something missing unless you do the last stitch tight.
I have been crocheting for over 50 years and I’ll be darned if I can get this pattern!!!🥵
JoAnna Judson I can’t either
Good I was thinking it was just me that didn't understand.
It's not very clear, we need to be able to see the stiches better and the count of each row to know that we're progressing correctly...
Umm ma'am how old r u???????🤡
I thought I was losing it! I thought it would be easy but I’m about to start over because something is wrooooong!
For those who are shocked by the comments, here is a tip: try to watch the video first for some rounds so you can understand better how the sequence of the pattern goes. Don't give up! And use a marker on the last chain of every round. That will make things easier.
Great tip. Thanks.
Agree, this is very difficult pattern, can’t find the chain spaces.
That's gorgeous.
Thanks.
Excellent
Beautiful !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm an absolute beginner and was scared off at 0:23. I'll be back when I learn more.
So I am sorry.
I made this it’s nice was ok for hubby. Too big for a lady. Would love to do it matching so I may try it with fewer increase rows
Moss, granite, and linen are all the same pattern, I believe.
Yes, you're right.
In the pattern, the fifth round says to sl st into ch,
Ch 1, (1sc,ch1,1sc,) ch1
SKIP next sc, 1sc, ch1, twice ,
Ch1, SKIP next sc, (1sc,ch1,1sc) repeat.
Which one???? Your saying instead of skipping, to sc!! So there is an extra count!! Too many stitches
I attempted this THREE times, and each time the pattern failed to turn out like the video. It looked more like a floppy hat. So disappointed. Moving on...
It sounds like you may be accidentally adding stitches in your rounds. Best thing is to count your stitches after each round to make sure you have the right amount of stitches. The stitch count for each row is shown in the written pattern. I also put a stitch marker in the first stitch of each row so I know where the row started.
I know how to make an awesome magic ring, I know all the basic stitches and now I can make a pretty ruffled doily that was supposed to be a hat. I used to crochet all the time, maybe I'm just too old to learn again.
Hello you ! ☺️ Can I use your model to make a French tutorial of your beautiful hat on my channel ? Of course I will give you the credits
👍 Linen Stitch 👍
I tried 7 times to start this hat - I've been crocheting for a couple of years and have made some complicated things, but I could not get past row 5!!
Our instructions sucks! Nice hat .
Hi Mikey! Could you please advise what I can do in order to avoid the gaps that appear when starting every new row with the sl sc in the first ch1? Thanks 😊
I have this problem, too. My joins go completely diagonally and ruin the smooth even look of the rest of the hat. Did I do something wrong? I worked with a dark brown, too and had trouble seeing where to make the joining slip stitch. Then you need to make another slip stitch to get in the first ch 1. Then, at the end of the round, it is confusing as to where to make the joining slip stitch. It seems like you would decrease at that point. I was bothered by that and don’t like the prominent “seam” at the joins. Do you have any suggestions on how to make the joins more invisible?
@@lslates2 Hi Linda, actually I realized I was doing wrong the second sl st. So, after I started to do it in the correct loop, the gap was not so big anymore. However, I understand what you mean, because this is now my new problem and by the way in the end of the video, where Mickey is explaining about the edging, I saw that he has this ugly diagonal seam as well. I think it is appearing because we are chrocheting in circles and every increase is moving the joining to the left. I could recommend you to use stitch marker in order not to lose the start of the row. What I will try now is to move this stitch marker one or two loops back or front in order to avoid the diagonal at least. I don't think that the seam will disappear but at least it will be one straight line.
Paulina, i'll answer your question based on how I learned this, NOT based on this video at all bc I just started this video.... I can make a perfect line seam that you can't see at all. When you get to the end of your round you'll have a kinda big gap but make sure you slip stitch into your first stitch of the round, NOT the chain. So skip that big gap and sl st into your 1st stitch and then chain one and put your first stitch of the next round into that same sl st/ch1 space.... Go see "bag o day crochet" channel, Crystal is an AMAZING up close very thorough teacher. She even tells you exactly how many stitches you should have after each row....And she has hundred plus balls of yarn giveaways all the time!! One is ending tomorrow I believe♡.... Just go see any of her beany videos and you'll see what i'm saying:). Hope this helps❤
I understood everything I think but I don’t think. Was doing the join correct because the hat seemed to get wider. With each row my join seemed to move over one stitch. Does this make sense?
If you look at the video in 20:51 you can see the diagonal line in the stitching from the join
It’s fine
Apki awaz bahut achi hai
That looks like a fisherman's trowler, I want to make one for hubby but I think the explorers hat might be more his style. I have looked and looked bu cannot find the pattern. It's called a machault hat, do you think you could do one? or an explorer's hat. These are the ones that trapper's wore back in the day.
Is there anything like that on Yarnspirations.com. I cannot film something from other sites other than there or my own design. I don't have a design like that.
It would help a lot if you don't let your voice drop off at the end of your sentences. It's hard to keep track of the video, audio, and closed captioning all at the same time. Thank you. Btw, I had no problem following this pattern, I'm not sure what issue everyone else was having.
Please make another hat just like this one but easier to see.
Is what your doing with the chain 2 same as magic circle?
No. It’s a different technique.
I love this look but I want to make it for a toddler, 17-18" head circumference. Is there a way to modify it?
I would find a different pattern versus motifying this. I am trying to think of the moss stitch available for kids. I will think on it but nothing pops into my mind at the moment.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thanks for trying. I'll keep looking, too.
Just made one but it doesn't fit my brother in law, if I want to make it a bigger size should I change to a bigger hook?
Bigger hook for sure.
How do I make this hat bigger? I’m at about 6in (1 more inch before the brim) and it’s really not fitting. I’m not making my stitches too tight
I'm not sure I understand. It's not fitting in being too tight? or not long enough. If it's too tight, increase your hook size. If it's not long enough, can you just add more rounds until you are happy with it?
I'm brand new to chrochet. I have some Red Heart yarn that says it's 4 Medium. 10 oz. I also have a 5.5mm hook which is what it calls for on the label. Will those work?
Use the same hook as the pattern calls for and you can use the same yarn. The hook size generates the size of the overall pattern. If you change it, the hat will be a different size.
@@TheCrochetCrowd Ok! Thanks so much for answering!
I also struggled with this one and used a dark yarn and gave up. It was hard for me to identify the chain spaces. It's not u, it's me. Haha
Probably when I choose the wrong colour. I get it. It's my error.
Linen stitch is the other name. 😊
I honestly really struggled with this pattern. In the video, your hand is covering the yarn and I had a hard time seeing what you were doing. Sorry!
The yarn is too dark to see, I have hard time following the instructions.
I’m sorry.
linen stitch
Help! I have a crochet pattern for a hat, and unfortunately, the first instruction says "MC".....what in the world does that mean????
it's a magic circle
No se distingue los puntos por qué el color del estambre es muy obscuro gracias
Yeah, you can change the colour if you prefer it to be. Use a colour you most prefer.
Love the hat, but the video is hard to see. A little closer and a lighter color yarn would have really helped me out. But I prevailed using both the written and the video. Thanks.
Sorry about that. I wanted to add that colour to a charity box for donating a hat. It was a poor choice in retrospect to film with.
Omg, why is the edge so hard for me to understand 😭😭. I definitely did not understand the written pattern, but even in the video, I don't get it 😣😣
I'm not sure. It's hard to know through text help like this.
it is confusing
I usually don’t comment, but I have to this time. This was bad. Really bad. Rounds 4-5 are a bust. If you got past that, you’re a genius. I am not a beginner. I’ve been crocheting for years and I have to share that the tutorial on this even confused the mess out of me.
I’m having the same experience. I am so glad to hear I am not the only one having trouble. I like the hat as shown in the video, but I ended up with one whole side, where the joins are that does not look so good. I think diagrams would really help clear up some of the confusion. The video did not really help much, as the exact placement of the stitches at the beginning and end of the rounds does not show clearly.
How about calling it The Pain In The Neck stitch?
Where can I get written pattern
Tracy, all of our videos have the link to the written instructions in the video descriptions. It's right here just in case. thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-easy-street-hat-pattern/ I can be delayed as there are tons of comments each day to surf through.
.can you do this again with light yarn please is better to see what you are doing.....its not easy to follow
I'll revisit again in 2022. Thanks for your feedback.
I think it also called the linen stitch
It would be great if you could show it actually doing a magic circle- do you chain one after, then start chaining 6 S.C.?
We have tutorials just for that specific skill. You can always substitute a beginning chain like that with a magic circle.
@@TheCrochetCrowd I know how to do a magic circle but I'm wondering after you make it, do you chain 6 sc's or do you chain one or two, then chain then 6 sc's.
@@jeannestout8770 i think if your using a magic circle you just do 6 sc in the magic circle
@@snowypaws8494 thank you so much!!
I tried 3x using a magic circle, and failed. Went back to the chain 2 start and it was easier to work in the 6 original sc. Mine was also wonky until round 7 where it started staying round. I think I also kept adding a stitch at the join, and ended up decreasing the last two rows before the bottom band. I also did some decreases in the band to snug up the bottom It fits my husband, but I made it for my dad...hoping it fits him too.
Had a hard time. Next time lighter yarn see stitches better. Endedup being real small. No I didn't I'm bad abouts not doing that. Going to have to try and do that.
Did you do a gauge check before you started?
OK I will type exactly what the instruction says for the hat pattern I want to make. It says "With MC, ch 54(60-64)". What does MC mean?
MC = main color??
Main Color
I'm 70
I give up on this pattern. I’ve restarted several times. I can’t get past the first few rounds. I even used the written pattern but to no avail. I came here thinking watching a video would help but it doesn’t. When I saw the comments from ppl who have crocheted for decades I knew my 1 yr of experience wouldn’t be able to do it. I definitely think a much slower, zoomed in approach could possibly help.
Im sorry about that. The moss stitching is a pain for hats so the responses are justified on the difficulty of seeing exactly where the stitches go.
moss stitch = granite stitch
I could NOT either, I tried twice...sorry.
This is Not beginner!
This is not a beginner. The pattern is EASY level which is a step up from beginner. We put the skill levels in the titles of our projects. If you are needing a beginning level project. You can search our content by using the word beginner in the search and things will pop up.
I guess the opening comment was this video was going to go too fast. Pausing did not help. It slightly clarified the written pattern. The first four rounds, at least, should have been taken more slowly. Then the transition between rounds 8 and nine should've been walked through, as well. I hope the corporate people aren't dictating the video production, now.
At the bottom right of the screen of screen there is Autoplay, Close Caption, a Taggle or Strang looking wheel and last is icon for enlarge or exit full screen. Click on the Taggle which is setting. Go to Playback speed and lower the speed that the auto will run at. That will slow the auto down.
YOU HAVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CROCHET ITEMS. BUT I CAN NEVER SEEM TO FOLLOW YOU DUE TO YOUR FAST TALKING INSTRUCTIONS.
I'm sorry Juro. I am probably not the right tutorial host for you. There are many other crochet hosts here on UA-cam that can probably talk at the speed that you prefer. I talk to you in my regular voice and speed as if you were sitting with me in person. If I slow down, I feel like I am being condescending in tone.