Sizing information is in the description box, written pattern and sizing information can be found here: www.windingroadcrochet.com/ribbed-crochet-beanie-pattern/
I have never seen a magic circle done like that before. I tried it and I love it! So easy! I also like that you give multiple size information and have the pattern on the screen as you demonstrate . It really helps with learning how to read patterns. Thank you for a great video. Your teaching style is great! Liz B
Thank you. I always worry that the multiple sizes will confuse people, but I also know that some people can not read patterns. So if they want a different size than what the video shows, they may be out of luck. I am glad the multiple sizes helped you.
I'm new to the crochet world and have been watching a million videos to make things. This beanie is the first thing I've made that I was able to make without following along with the video while trying to make the project and used the written pattern. It was so easy to understand and follow. :)
I really appreciate how well you teach this. I’m a man who was taught to crochet by my grandmom and have just begun again after 50 years. Your instruction-both voice and video-is extremely easy to follow. Serious thanks for that. SO many other crocheter “instructors” go way too fast, or don’t clearly demonstrate step by step as well as you do. You’re great! Thank you very much! And…finally…do you have a favorite, simple, but unique baby blanket crochet pattern?
Thank you so much. I do have a baby blanket pattern that I just love. Here is the link. It uses super bulky yarn. th-cam.com/video/574DNqcgZmQ/w-d-xo.html
Glad it was helpful! It try to do this when I can. Some patterns are just too complicated for that. Other patterns I will provide 2 sizes on video and there are more on the written pattern.
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. I am making one of my grandson's a hat. I plan on making all my grandchildren ( 23 of them),hats from this pattern and my 2 great granddaughters a hat from this pattern.
Love this pattern! thanks for sharing. FYI, on Row 9 the written instructions are correct (HDC 7, 2HDC) but you say HDC 9 and then an increase. Thank you for also including the written instructions. Everyone makes mistakes. :-)
i love the tutorial thank you so much. i always made brim a different and difficult way, learning this just made it so much more easier and faster thank you so much !!
I just made this hat and I love it!! I really like your calm voice, how you explain , and your video is a good quality, not too fast and not too slow. 👍👍 could you show something for Christmas? ( socks, mittens or deco) I crochet since one year , so I’m still learning and it can’t be too complicated, but I’m not a total beginner anymore 😊 Thank you so much for your time and teachings!
I love this pattern and you made it very easy to follow. Thank you! I’m finishing my second one now. Made one for my uncle and his friend wanted one too
Tell me how I’ve made 2 already and this one I’m finishing up now I messed up and thought 20 side rows 🤣 I got to 16 side rows and was thinking… how am o doing this wrong now 🤦♀️😆 Is all good I fixed it😅 I’ve had more requests for this hat than any other I’ve made. Really great work
Hey Lindsay, thank you for posting this! I recently subscribed to your channel. I've been looking for some attractive and simple crochet patterns that work from the top down in the round, and that are also gender neutral, suitable for both men and women. I've struggled with other tutorials on other channels. I actually sat and watched this tutorial without actually making it, just to get an overview. It looks very nice! I also checked out the free written pattern and tried your recommended gauge swatch, which I'm very glad I did, as I needed to make an adjustment for myself. I'm going to give this hat a try... please pray for me (I'm still a bit shaken from my previous attempt elsewhere that resulted in a BASKET... literally a BASKET... lol) 🙏 I'm in Canada and I really want and need a NICE winter hat for myself, but would love to make some for my best friend (a guy) who is a hard working snow plow operator. I've made him some knitted hats, but have always dreamed of doing crochet! With regards to upcoming project ideas I would be interested in seeing, if you haven't posted them already: - large sized crochet cube storage basket, similar to the ones Ikea makes for bookshelves etc... aside from spring clean up, "stuff" around the house looking aesthetic would be an absolute delight, especially when working from home! - sturdy crochet grocery or shopping bags... as opposed to the lacy market bags with gaps, something sturdy, thick, practical, and durable would be wonderful for a realistic grocery run lol Thanks again! Fawn
I do have a pattern that I haven't shared yet that is a practical shopping bag. I will add it to my pattern list of things to share. I made mine with just cotton scraps to make a striped bag. I have tons of cotton scraps and can whip up another.
@@WindingRoadCrochet Oh PERFECT!!! I have a bunch of cotton yarn that I bought from a store going out of business... straight up panic buying to be honest... putting it to use with instructions on something practical would be wonderful. Thank you for taking this idea into consideration!
Beautiful and easy and I'm done with a child size following you...Thank you kindly for your great way of teaching and explaining 😊 You truely are good at what you do...Coul I please see a pattern for a man's round poncho in solid colour Thank You and God 🙌 Bless🙏❤
Love this pattern and thank you for the tutorial and options in sizing. ♥️ I worked this hat in the small adult size since my head circumference is 22” but it still turned out too big so I ended up working the child size instead.
Your gauge can affect size, and sometimes the yarn is just stretchier and needs to be used on a smaller size. I am glad you were able to find a size that works.
@@WindingRoadCrochet yes I’m glad cuz I loved the pattern I’m making more in different colors. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern with us. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
The largest adult hat is for a 23" head. My dad wears this size but I wear a adult or small adult size. My Stepmom also wears the large adult size but but she has thick curly hair.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I’m not sure what I did wrong stitch count right, but it will be fine I’m happy with it, it was a very very good tutorial, thank you
Love the look of the stitches in this hat! I’m trying to find a good pattern that I can use with a super bulky size 6 blanket yarn that I bought. Do you think your pattern would work with a heavier yarn?
I decided to turn to crocheting being stuck at home and 8 months pregnant, I was able to power through my carpal tunnel syndrome and against all odds, I just finished my first adult sized beanie, fits my husband’s big a** head 😂😂 I may have missed and added stitches where I shouldn't have but who cares! 🤣😂 Thank you for this tutorial!
Hi there, I would love to make this beautiful hat for my dad. I have purchased a 4ply yarn which requires/recommends a 3.00/3.5mm hook. I am still quite new to crochet and I was wondering how I could adjust your tutorial to my thinner yarn? Thank you so much for you help❤
You will need to work increase (crown) rows until the hat has the desired circumference then work side rows until you are 1.5-2 inches from the desired length then work the brim rows for 2 inches to finish the length.
I have a question...When doing the sides, for example, the baby, you say to repeat 1&2 until you have 12 rows total, does that mean total of all rows or 12 side rows? Love this pattern!! Thank you!
I had to check to make sure. For the baby size you want to have a TOTAL of 12 rows. So that is the rows of the crown of the beanie (which is 6 rows for the baby size) plus 6 side rows to equal 12 rows total. I try to make sure I say or write total rows somewhere.
I love this pattern so much! Thank you for sharing it! This is the first beanie I'm attempting to make after learning to crochet a month ago, and I'm getting pretty confused. I'm making the adult size, same yarn and hook size as you, and I still have 11 more rows total but its already big enough to cover my whole head. I've been counting my stitches and rows carefully the whole time to be certain, but I'm wondering, did I do something wrong? Did I somehow make too many rows? I have to redo it and I'm wondering if I should make a small adult but still worried it would be too large if I do. What can I do??
Since you are new to crochet, it is more likely that you have a larger gauge than what I have. Gauge is the number of stitches per inch. Some people crochet really loosely and others crochet really tight. We use gauge to help all crocheters to be able to crochet the same pattern. The way it works is that you start by making a small flat piece using the indicated stitch, then you measure how many stitches you have per inch. If what you get is different than what the pattern suggests, then you will need to either go up or down a hook size. The gauge for this pattern is 7 HDC X 6 Rows = 2 inches, so every 7 half double crochets should be 2 inches wide. If you have 6 half double crochet for every 2 inches you will have a larger hat. If you have 8 half double crochets for every 2 inches you will have a smaller hat. based on what you have told me, I am guessing you need to go down a hook size to achieve the gauge. Feel free to look up a youtube video to have them show you more clearly how to determine your gauge. This is something you will deal with for any pattern that size matters.
Thank you for this beautiful beanie! I'm trying to work on an adult size but a little confuse when I get to round 10. You had the beanie inside out when working round 10 but before you SL ST you had it right side out. I'm I missing a something here?
I might have flipped it for some reason. It shouldn’t matter. When you do the side rows we are going to only create texture on one side of the hat and that will be the outside of the hat.
2 yrs ago, crochet beanie. I love that you gave instructions for 6 beanies. But you didn't give how many yards of yarn for the beanies. So sad.😢 could you give us yarn amount for these beanies. I really like your pattern. Thank you muchly.
I really try to keep the videos as short as I can. You can always find clearer yarn amounts on the written pattern that is linked in the description box. www.windingroadcrochet.com/ribbed-crochet-beanie-pattern/
I was so excited to try this but I’m stuck on trying to do the front middle bars 😭 I’ve tried 3 different yarns and I get hooked up trying to pull through the 3 loops on almost every single one. Is there a trick to doing it? I end up losing count and it becomes too confusing. I guess for now I’m gonna have to keep looking for a beanie pattern I can do until I master that front middle bar area.
Can u achieve this stitch by working from the bottom up? If so can u help me out I'm currently doing a project ND i have the ribbed part done but it's more like a head band. But I wanna continue to the top with the second pattern
I believe that is the row that you work in the third loop. Check out my third loop video tutorial for a slower demonstration. th-cam.com/video/qxMqZyJHlOA/w-d-xo.html
So do you skip the chain and the joined "stitches"? Because otherwise I come up with an extra stitch. Also when doing the brim I have a space in the back where I joined for each round, is that normal? I can share a photo.
I do not have calculations for that. I would just work crown rows until the circle is wide enough and then side rows until the project is long enough. You can find charts on line that tell you what the diameter should be for different sizes.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I was going for the largest size haha it was definitely some error I must have made because it ended up looking like a bed for my cats 😅 I tried again and it’s perfect size now thank you!
Im a begginer when you did a slst and chained one are we gonna start half fouble crocheting from the stitch we slst into?? No right cuz when ibcounted its doesnt make sense
I do not count my starting chain as a stitch. I start crocheting into the stitch at the base of the turning chain. I have checked the stitch counts and they add up correctly.
Can I ask why you do the turning each row? Because I’m working with an ombré shade yarn & it ended up making the colors look very choppy :( I appreciate your time, thank you!
Yes. It is because the third loop is only located on one side of the stitch. Also we are using half double crochet and if you don’t turn the work, then you seam will be diagonal and not straight.
Yes. You want the hook size to give you a gauge that matches the pattern. Otherwise the sizing can be off. If you tend to crochet loosely, you might need a smaller hook, if you crochet tightly, you may need a larger hook.
Yes that would work. You could work the half double crochet in the front middle bar for all the rows. This would result in ribbing on both sides of the scarf.
Hi. I just have a question related to this ...when you are saying 20rows for side part for adult..you mean total of rows with increasing ones? Or 20 rows of only side rows#9 total with increasing it will be 30 rows for adult) Thanks
@@WindingRoadCrochet so 10 side rows.. thanks.. language barrier for me i guess 😉... So it means that for smallest size there is no side row? Only crown ones? Thanks again
I don't have any worsted yarn I have DK how can I do the adjustments. You only provide rows needed but no measurements for the cap the side length. Help please
I have a silly question, when completing the side round for a child, we do 16 side round rows, correct? I just wanted to be sure when you said total that it wasn't the crown plus side
Working in the front loop only and working in the "3rd loop" or "front middle bar is different. What happens is the front loop and the back loop get pushed down to create the ridge that has the iconic "v" of a chain stitch. Here is a different video that explains working in the third loop better. th-cam.com/video/qxMqZyJHlOA/w-d-xo.html If you only work in the front loop, you will only get a single line rib and not the ribbing that resembles "v"s at the top of the stitch.
Why does my brim keep flaring out? It is goes out for a section and them in like a bucket hat if that makes sense. I have started the brim over and looked at other videos with post stiches but can't seem to do it right. Any suggestions?
I recommend for you to count as you do the fp stitch and the bp stitch , then count all stitches at the end of your row, I just made a hat similar to this ,and my stitch count was off by 2 stitches , so I was able to correct it by counting as I go ,. hope that helps you .
I agree with @marlawetherell8785 . Count your stitches after working a row to make sure you are not adding stitches. It is also possible that you are just working your stitches looser in this section. If the stitch count is correct, then try moving down a hook size just for this section.
Sizing information is in the description box, written pattern and sizing information can be found here: www.windingroadcrochet.com/ribbed-crochet-beanie-pattern/
I find it difficult to follow. Not for beginners
I really appreciate how you provide sizes for all ages! Thank you!
You are so welcome! I hope it is done in a way that is not confusing.
I have never seen a magic circle done like that before. I tried it and I love it! So easy! I also like that you give multiple size information and have the pattern on the screen as you demonstrate . It really helps with learning how to read patterns. Thank you for a great video. Your teaching style is great! Liz B
Thank you. I always worry that the multiple sizes will confuse people, but I also know that some people can not read patterns. So if they want a different size than what the video shows, they may be out of luck. I am glad the multiple sizes helped you.
Today I made this beanie adult size and it turned out to be perfect.. thank you for sharing this beautiful video
You are so welcome!!
I love this tutorial! I am still learning to read patterns and your video really helped to have the pattern and demonstration together. Thank you!!
You are very welcome!
Just finished a toddler size for my grandchild. It's so cute! Thanks for the pattern and the sizing!
You are so welcome! That is wonderful!
I'm new to the crochet world and have been watching a million videos to make things. This beanie is the first thing I've made that I was able to make without following along with the video while trying to make the project and used the written pattern. It was so easy to understand and follow. :)
I am so happy to hear that.
Thank you so much for your tutorial. I made this cap for my son and now I will make it for my husband.
Thank you so much
You are welcome 😊 It is one of my favorites for men/boys.
I really appreciate how well you teach this. I’m a man who was taught to crochet by my grandmom and have just begun again after 50 years. Your instruction-both voice and video-is extremely easy to follow. Serious thanks for that. SO many other crocheter “instructors” go way too fast, or don’t clearly demonstrate step by step as well as you do. You’re great! Thank you very much! And…finally…do you have a favorite, simple, but unique baby blanket crochet pattern?
Thank you so much. I do have a baby blanket pattern that I just love. Here is the link. It uses super bulky yarn. th-cam.com/video/574DNqcgZmQ/w-d-xo.html
Such beautiful pattern it is. But the best thing of this video is the sizing information that you gave about every age group. Thank you so much 😊
Glad it was helpful! It try to do this when I can. Some patterns are just too complicated for that. Other patterns I will provide 2 sizes on video and there are more on the written pattern.
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. I am making one of my grandson's a hat. I plan on making all my grandchildren ( 23 of them),hats from this pattern and my 2 great granddaughters a hat from this pattern.
Sounds great!
I am in love with this hat! I’ve made 6 so far for friends and family!
That is wonderful! It is one of my favorites as well.
OMG!!! That Magic Circle technique!!! 😍😍😍
Glad you like it!
I love the way you explain this stitch. Working on my 1st one. I also love that you have different sizes. This helps sooo much. Thank u!
You are so welcome!
@@WindingRoadCrochet I've made 3 now. Small adult, toddler & child.
I love your videos! They are to the point with no annoying music. Your voice is very relaxing too!
Glad you like them! I try to keep them clear but as concise as I can. I hope the multiple sizing doesn't cause confusion.
I love the way you teach, I can keep up and understand now. Thanks so much.
I am so happy it is helpful.
Love this pattern! thanks for sharing. FYI, on Row 9 the written instructions are correct (HDC 7, 2HDC) but you say HDC 9 and then an increase. Thank you for also including the written instructions. Everyone makes mistakes. :-)
Thank you for being understanding! Yes I watch the video before i publish but I am mostly looking for issues with the voice over.
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That was cool - as I type these words I'm in the process of giving it a try. I really like the finished look. Thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Beautiful! Thank you for explaining it easily and detailed.
You are so welcome!
Made one; it was quickly whipped up and soo easy!! Came out great!!
Wonderful!!
@@WindingRoadCrochet making yet another one right now, LOL. LOVE the pattern! Thank you!! 🥰
I LOVE way you teach Thanks so much
You are so welcome!
i love the tutorial thank you so much. i always made brim a different and difficult way, learning this just made it so much more easier and faster thank you so much !!
Glad it helped!
Thanks for the pattern, it was pretty easy!
You’re welcome 😊
Great work keep on keeping on we appreciate
Thank you! Will do!
love this pattern, can't wait to make some. thank you for sharing the written and the tutorial.
You’re welcome 😊
i love this pattern going to try it out. thanks looks easy i hope it is. blessings
You can do it!
thank you going start working on it soon thanks. god bless@@WindingRoadCrochet
Thank you ❤ I made 3 of them 2 for my kids and 1 for my husband, they all loved them.
I am so happy you were able to make multiple sizes.
love this pattern so much! super easy!
Glad you like it!
Wow excellent teacher
Many many thanks
My first beenie, and it is a good one! This is a beautiful pattern, excellent instructions. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Good morning. That’s a beautiful beanie. It has lots of character and the brim is fantastic. Loved the video, please keep making them.
I will! I enjoy sharing.
❤I loved the tutorial. I will make for my dad 🎉thank you
Wonderful!
I loved it! Thank you for the tutorial I feel inspired to start making mine soon Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
I just made this hat and I love it!! I really like your calm voice, how you explain , and your video is a good quality, not too fast and not too slow. 👍👍 could you show something for Christmas? ( socks, mittens or deco)
I crochet since one year , so I’m still learning and it can’t be too complicated, but I’m not a total beginner anymore 😊
Thank you so much for your time and teachings!
Thank you so much! I have a few Christmas patterns on video. Just search Winding Road Crochet Christmas on TH-cam.
Thanks. I will! 😃
A lovely beanie! Lighter yarn would be helpful to make your stitches easier to follow.
I will look into that. I aim for medium color yarns because I have ad complaints on using too light of colors as well.
Love this video thank you for video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ooh imm start a hat tonight!!! Thank you ❤❤
Good luck!!
❤luv ur explanation thank u its beautiful
My pleasure 😊
I love this pattern and you made it very easy to follow. Thank you! I’m finishing my second one now. Made one for my uncle and his friend wanted one too
Wonderful!
Lovely pattern. Thank you : )
You are welcome.
Thank you so much for sharing💛💛💛💛💛
Thanks for watching!
Lovely! Thank you! ❤
Glad you like it!
Very helpful!Thanks
You're welcome!
Love these beanies, Lindsey. Thanks sooo much! 💜✌🏼
You are so welcome!
But its a amazing toturial i adore it thank yooouuu❤❤
You're welcome 😊
So nice!!!
Thanks!!
Loved making this hat . Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
This is beautiful
Thank you!
You make lovely things ✳✅👍
Thank you so much 😊
Hi dear I'm Mrs Sandy Kasi I've subscribed to ur channel beautiful pattern thanks for sharing TC God bless ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for subscribing. I hope you find more that you like.
Nice one. Tha k you for sharing
No problem 👍
Beautiful. Tha nk you❤😊
Our pleasure!
Nice pattern and tutorial. Thanks for sharing, I especially like your magic circle technique! Can’t wait to try this!
Yes I tend to make it differently. I am glad you enjoy the pattern.
Love your channel! Can you do more hats please and matching finger gloves! Love your style😊
I will try!
Thankyou. I live in London and its getting a little bit chilly must start this hat soon. Xx❤💜💙🤎💛🧡💚
Wonderful. I finished the one on the video in less than a day so you will be warm soon.
@@WindingRoadCrochet Thankyou xx
Tell me how I’ve made 2 already and this one I’m finishing up now I messed up and thought 20 side rows 🤣 I got to 16 side rows and was thinking… how am o doing this wrong now 🤦♀️😆
Is all good I fixed it😅
I’ve had more requests for this hat than any other I’ve made. Really great work
Great job!
Please can you confirm with me it’s just 10 side rows for the largest beanie?
Hey Lindsay, thank you for posting this! I recently subscribed to your channel. I've been looking for some attractive and simple crochet patterns that work from the top down in the round, and that are also gender neutral, suitable for both men and women. I've struggled with other tutorials on other channels. I actually sat and watched this tutorial without actually making it, just to get an overview. It looks very nice! I also checked out the free written pattern and tried your recommended gauge swatch, which I'm very glad I did, as I needed to make an adjustment for myself. I'm going to give this hat a try... please pray for me (I'm still a bit shaken from my previous attempt elsewhere that resulted in a BASKET... literally a BASKET... lol) 🙏 I'm in Canada and I really want and need a NICE winter hat for myself, but would love to make some for my best friend (a guy) who is a hard working snow plow operator. I've made him some knitted hats, but have always dreamed of doing crochet!
With regards to upcoming project ideas I would be interested in seeing, if you haven't posted them already:
- large sized crochet cube storage basket, similar to the ones Ikea makes for bookshelves etc... aside from spring clean up, "stuff" around the house looking aesthetic would be an absolute delight, especially when working from home!
- sturdy crochet grocery or shopping bags... as opposed to the lacy market bags with gaps, something sturdy, thick, practical, and durable would be wonderful for a realistic grocery run lol
Thanks again!
Fawn
I do have a pattern that I haven't shared yet that is a practical shopping bag. I will add it to my pattern list of things to share. I made mine with just cotton scraps to make a striped bag. I have tons of cotton scraps and can whip up another.
@@WindingRoadCrochet Oh PERFECT!!! I have a bunch of cotton yarn that I bought from a store going out of business... straight up panic buying to be honest... putting it to use with instructions on something practical would be wonderful. Thank you for taking this idea into consideration!
Beautiful and easy and I'm done with a child size following you...Thank you kindly for your great way of teaching and explaining 😊 You truely are good at what you do...Coul I please see a pattern for a man's round poncho in solid colour Thank You and God 🙌 Bless🙏❤
I will look into it. I might something gender neutral if I do.
Love this pattern and thank you for the tutorial and options in sizing. ♥️
I worked this hat in the small adult size since my head circumference is 22” but it still turned out too big so I ended up working the child size instead.
Your gauge can affect size, and sometimes the yarn is just stretchier and needs to be used on a smaller size. I am glad you were able to find a size that works.
@@WindingRoadCrochet yes I’m glad cuz I loved the pattern I’m making more in different colors. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern with us. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Just got my adult hat done turned out really nice, but turned out little big lol. Had to take out some of the brim. Going to do a child’s now
The largest adult hat is for a 23" head. My dad wears this size but I wear a adult or small adult size. My Stepmom also wears the large adult size but but she has thick curly hair.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I’m not sure what I did wrong stitch count right, but it will be fine I’m happy with it, it was a very very good tutorial, thank you
I made the adult size as well and it was also too big. And I was making it for a 23” head. Idk what I did wrong lol.
Love it 💕
Thanks!!
thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
I really like this. I would like to request a similar one but using 3 weight yarn
I am glad you like the pattern.
Love the look of the stitches in this hat! I’m trying to find a good pattern that I can use with a super bulky size 6 blanket yarn that I bought. Do you think your pattern would work with a heavier yarn?
Not one that uses these stitches.
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I decided to turn to crocheting being stuck at home and 8 months pregnant, I was able to power through my carpal tunnel syndrome and against all odds, I just finished my first adult sized beanie, fits my husband’s big a** head 😂😂 I may have missed and added stitches where I shouldn't have but who cares! 🤣😂 Thank you for this tutorial!
If it fits, that is all that matters. LOL
@@WindingRoadCrochet exactly! Now he says it's his favourite. Thanks again! 😊
Hermoso gracias
You are welcome.
Hi there, I would love to make this beautiful hat for my dad. I have purchased a 4ply yarn which requires/recommends a 3.00/3.5mm hook. I am still quite new to crochet and I was wondering how I could adjust your tutorial to my thinner yarn? Thank you so much for you help❤
You will need to work increase (crown) rows until the hat has the desired circumference then work side rows until you are 1.5-2 inches from the desired length then work the brim rows for 2 inches to finish the length.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply! I'm excited to start this project. Greetings from Italy!
Do you think this would fit a man with a 24in head? This tutorial looks great!
I would do the largest size. I have the largest size measuring up to 23 inches.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I’ll do that. Thank you so much!
I have a question...When doing the sides, for example, the baby, you say to repeat 1&2 until you have 12 rows total, does that mean total of all rows or 12 side rows?
Love this pattern!! Thank you!
I had to check to make sure. For the baby size you want to have a TOTAL of 12 rows. So that is the rows of the crown of the beanie (which is 6 rows for the baby size) plus 6 side rows to equal 12 rows total.
I try to make sure I say or write total rows somewhere.
I love this pattern so much! Thank you for sharing it! This is the first beanie I'm attempting to make after learning to crochet a month ago, and I'm getting pretty confused. I'm making the adult size, same yarn and hook size as you, and I still have 11 more rows total but its already big enough to cover my whole head. I've been counting my stitches and rows carefully the whole time to be certain, but I'm wondering, did I do something wrong? Did I somehow make too many rows? I have to redo it and I'm wondering if I should make a small adult but still worried it would be too large if I do. What can I do??
Since you are new to crochet, it is more likely that you have a larger gauge than what I have. Gauge is the number of stitches per inch. Some people crochet really loosely and others crochet really tight. We use gauge to help all crocheters to be able to crochet the same pattern. The way it works is that you start by making a small flat piece using the indicated stitch, then you measure how many stitches you have per inch. If what you get is different than what the pattern suggests, then you will need to either go up or down a hook size.
The gauge for this pattern is 7 HDC X 6 Rows = 2 inches, so every 7 half double crochets should be 2 inches wide. If you have 6 half double crochet for every 2 inches you will have a larger hat. If you have 8 half double crochets for every 2 inches you will have a smaller hat.
based on what you have told me, I am guessing you need to go down a hook size to achieve the gauge. Feel free to look up a youtube video to have them show you more clearly how to determine your gauge. This is something you will deal with for any pattern that size matters.
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Love the hat! Somehow I am getting an ugly seam at the join of the rounds. What am I doing wrong?
This can happen. Try making a very loose slip stitch. Also when you are done, sometimes you can block the seam out a bit.
Thank you for this beautiful beanie! I'm trying to work on an adult size but a little confuse when I get to round 10. You had the beanie inside out when working round 10 but before you SL ST you had it right side out. I'm I missing a something here?
I might have flipped it for some reason. It shouldn’t matter. When you do the side rows we are going to only create texture on one side of the hat and that will be the outside of the hat.
2 yrs ago, crochet beanie. I love that you gave instructions for 6 beanies. But you didn't give how many yards of yarn for the beanies. So sad.😢 could you give us yarn amount for these beanies. I really like your pattern. Thank you muchly.
I really try to keep the videos as short as I can. You can always find clearer yarn amounts on the written pattern that is linked in the description box. www.windingroadcrochet.com/ribbed-crochet-beanie-pattern/
For self reference: row 7
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I was so excited to try this but I’m stuck on trying to do the front middle bars 😭 I’ve tried 3 different yarns and I get hooked up trying to pull through the 3 loops on almost every single one. Is there a trick to doing it? I end up losing count and it becomes too confusing. I guess for now I’m gonna have to keep looking for a beanie pattern I can do until I master that front middle bar area.
Maybe try a larger hook.
So beautiful but it seems a little difficult for me 😅
Working in the third loop takes a little practice.
Can u achieve this stitch by working from the bottom up? If so can u help me out I'm currently doing a project ND i have the ribbed part done but it's more like a head band. But I wanna continue to the top with the second pattern
Yes. You just work the side rows the same but you are working from the bottom up.
Hi Lindsay love love all your tutorials but I still struggle with the third row of this beanie please help
I believe that is the row that you work in the third loop. Check out my third loop video tutorial for a slower demonstration. th-cam.com/video/qxMqZyJHlOA/w-d-xo.html
So, when you start the brim, should you be on the ribbed side or the smooth(er) side? I'm stuck at this part.
The brim looks the same on both sides. So work the brim then is the ribbed side is in the center, just turn the hat inside out.
So do you skip the chain and the joined "stitches"? Because otherwise I come up with an extra stitch. Also when doing the brim I have a space in the back where I joined for each round, is that normal? I can share a photo.
I also slipstitch to the first stitch of the row, not the turning chain.
What kind of yarn would you recommend? I want something that is not too stuffy, windproof and very soft🥺
I would use a premium acrylic yarn. It should have a lovely stretch. You could use a soft wool if you want something that is more breathable.
I am having the hardest time getting the brim right. I’m not getting anything close to those perfect vertical rows 😢
Is it just slanted or is there something else wrong? You could try and block them if there is a slight slant.
Would you please advise me about the sizing, if using a 5 weight yarn?
I do not have calculations for that. I would just work crown rows until the circle is wide enough and then side rows until the project is long enough. You can find charts on line that tell you what the diameter should be for different sizes.
Beautiful pattern but I must have gotten lost along they way because the hat is now 2x the size it should be 😅
I believe I give instructions for multiple sizes. Maybe you just worked the largest size.
@@WindingRoadCrochet I was going for the largest size haha it was definitely some error I must have made because it ended up looking like a bed for my cats 😅 I tried again and it’s perfect size now thank you!
Im a begginer when you did a slst and chained one are we gonna start half fouble crocheting from the stitch we slst into?? No right cuz when ibcounted its doesnt make sense
I do not count my starting chain as a stitch. I start crocheting into the stitch at the base of the turning chain. I have checked the stitch counts and they add up correctly.
Can I ask why you do the turning each row? Because I’m working with an ombré shade yarn & it ended up making the colors look very choppy :( I appreciate your time, thank you!
Yes. It is because the third loop is only located on one side of the stitch. Also we are using half double crochet and if you don’t turn the work, then you seam will be diagonal and not straight.
Does the hook size make a tanguble difference?
Yes. You want the hook size to give you a gauge that matches the pattern. Otherwise the sizing can be off. If you tend to crochet loosely, you might need a smaller hook, if you crochet tightly, you may need a larger hook.
If I wanted to make a matching scarf do I just chain one and turn for the length of the scarf?
Yes that would work. You could work the half double crochet in the front middle bar for all the rows. This would result in ribbing on both sides of the scarf.
Hi. I just have a question related to this ...when you are saying 20rows for side part for adult..you mean total of rows with increasing ones? Or 20 rows of only side rows#9 total with increasing it will be 30 rows for adult)
Thanks
I looked at the pattern and it says 20 total rows, anytime I say "total" it will include the side rows and the crown rows.
@@WindingRoadCrochet so 10 side rows.. thanks.. language barrier for me i guess 😉... So it means that for smallest size there is no side row? Only crown ones? Thanks again
I made this and there is an obvious seam, did I do something wrong? Or is there a “back” to this project? Thank you so much!
This project has a back to it. Some people can slip stitch loosely to avoid the seam but I had a slight seam on my project.
I don't have any worsted yarn I have DK how can I do the adjustments. You only provide rows needed but no measurements for the cap the side length. Help please
Measurements and more are on the written pattern: www.windingroadcrochet.com/ribbed-crochet-beanie-pattern/
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Thanks
I have a silly question, when completing the side round for a child, we do 16 side round rows, correct? I just wanted to be sure when you said total that it wasn't the crown plus side
Total is the total number of rows in the entire pattern. So it should be 16 total rows (crown + side rows). Thanks for asking.
Good day mam may i know the hook size you used in this tutorial thank u
Size H 5mm hook
Can i work this beanie with double threads?
I am sorry, I don't know what double thread means. I haven't tried it that way.
u mean its the front loop? like when u do a invis decrease? why call it a middle bar?
Working in the front loop only and working in the "3rd loop" or "front middle bar is different. What happens is the front loop and the back loop get pushed down to create the ridge that has the iconic "v" of a chain stitch. Here is a different video that explains working in the third loop better.
th-cam.com/video/qxMqZyJHlOA/w-d-xo.html
If you only work in the front loop, you will only get a single line rib and not the ribbing that resembles "v"s at the top of the stitch.
If i want to have a foldable brim for a child size, how much rows to add to the brim rows? Thanks :)
I would say 6 rows.
Thank you so much. Just starting off. Will keep you posted
Why does my brim keep flaring out? It is goes out for a section and them in like a bucket hat if that makes sense. I have started the brim over and looked at other videos with post stiches but can't seem to do it right. Any suggestions?
I recommend for you to count as you do the fp stitch and the bp stitch , then count all stitches at the end of your row, I just made a hat similar to this ,and my stitch count was off by 2 stitches , so I was able to correct it by counting as I go ,. hope that helps you .
Good advise. It is always good to count your stitches now and again.
I agree with @marlawetherell8785 . Count your stitches after working a row to make sure you are not adding stitches. It is also possible that you are just working your stitches looser in this section. If the stitch count is correct, then try moving down a hook size just for this section.