The stitch count isn't my gauge. You should measure the diameter of the crown and once your circle reaches that diameter, cease with the increase rows which will allow the hat to start curling. I hope that helps!
You can alter tutorials the I have on the channel by adjusting the initial circle size. In other words, make fewer increase rounds. Only make the diameter of the initial circle big enough fit the crown of the head, then cease with the increase rounds and only maintain that final number of stitches. I’ll add this to video list.
You determine size by establishing the initial circle and comparing it with the crown of the head of the person you're making it for. The hat in this video is probably considered large.
It will also help keep each row looking straight. When going in the round, the line where you finish your row has a tendency to start going at an angle.
Your teaching is beautiful and clear. I understand.. Just keep going on sir.
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Salamat. I really appreciate your kind words. Ingat ka!
Thanks for sharing. It was easy to follow. Mine is pretty big but I enjoyed doing it.
Excellent! Thanks for letting me know 🙂🙏🏾
I like it, I am going to try to do the pattern thanks for sharing.
Thanks and you’re welcome. Let me know how it turns out for you 🙏🏾🙂
I enjoy your designs and your explanation of hot do things are great. Keep up the good works. And thank u
Thank you so much! And you’re very welcome! Thanks for letting me know 🙏🏾🙂
I love this beanie, thank you.
Thank you and you're very welcome! :)
Thanks your instruction is clear and easy to follow. Nice projects too.
You're very welcome! Thanks so much for the kind words :)
Can you give me stitch count for women version. I love the way the brim is and just do not need top so big. Thank you
The stitch count isn't my gauge. You should measure the diameter of the crown and once your circle reaches that diameter, cease with the increase rows which will allow the hat to start curling. I hope that helps!
Great Tutorial! Thank You!
Thank you so much! And you're very welcome! :)
CAN I USE ANOTHER SIZE NEEDLE? I DO NOT OWN A 7MM
Yep, you sure can🙂
Do you chrochet hats/caps for ladies/ children
You can alter tutorials the I have on the channel by adjusting the initial circle size. In other words, make fewer increase rounds. Only make the diameter of the initial circle big enough fit the crown of the head, then cease with the increase rounds and only maintain that final number of stitches. I’ll add this to video list.
Ok,Thanks ,I'm just really getting back into crocheting, also do you have to do the cross over,I think that's what you called it!!
If you want to make the pattern I made in the video, yes. Otherwise, no.
Ok, Thank you very Much
Can i use yarn cotton 5 ply?
Yes, but it will be larger.
Great
Thanks!
You using 4 weight yarn ?
Yes, medium 4 yarn.
Any way of stopping the open gap look at the end of the rounds ?
I have to go back and look at what you’re referring to. My first thought is to slip st into the next stitch but I need to see it first to be sure.
Hello, how many rounds in total is it and how many rounds before decreasing?
I think 12.
Is the 7MM the H hook?
If not can I use the H hook to make this hat?
www.calichicbaby.com/crochet-hook-size-guide/
Yes, that’s fine.
Thank you.
You’re welcome
Can I ask what size please
You determine size by establishing the initial circle and comparing it with the crown of the head of the person you're making it for. The hat in this video is probably considered large.
To complete the round why do you slip stitch into the second stitch and not the third stitch of the beginning 3 chains?
I like the look of it better. Sometimes I use the top chain though. It’s just personal preference.
It will also help keep each row looking straight. When going in the round, the line where you finish your row has a tendency to start going at an angle.
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Thank you!
Please, what is a Tam and what is the difference between a tam and a cap or beanie. For sure, I honestly don't know those differences.
There's more space for the hair with a tam.