Classic Knit Look Beanie Crochet Pattern
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- The Classic Knit Look Beanie is a timeless crochet hat pattern perfect for everyone! And it is worked entirely in one of my favourite crochet stitches: Slip Stitches! The hat can be worn with the brim folded or not. The top of the beanie is bulk free! The hat is perfect for both men and women.
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Skill Level: Easy
Gauge: 22 sts x 50 rows of sl st in blo = 4 inches
Finished Size: 9.5 x 8 inches laid flat, to fit an adult head with a 20-22 inch circumference
Yarn: Heartland® by Lion Brand® (100% Acrylic; 5 oz, 142 g; Approx. 251 yds, 230 m). Worsted/medium Weight (4). You will need one ball to complete the beanie.
Hook: Size H/8 (5.0 mm) Hook. Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge.
Notions: Yarn Needle
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Sarah
I’ve been crocheting since I was 13 years old. I’ve always hated making any hat unless it’s in the round, now at 65, I think I’ve found the perfect crocheted hat that’s not in the round! Yes, I like love this pattern and the method you used. I’ve made a few for Christmas, this morning after finishing another, husband asked when I was going to make him one because it was exactly what he wanted. 😮(yeah, that’s strange, he doesn’t usually wear any crocheted items I’ve made, but he said “I just like that style and it looks warm”. So…this hat is a huge win! 😊
I love how thorough your are and reiterate the steps even though you’ve already mentioned them; Dnt change that! Great for beginners like me🙂
I'm new to crocheting and this is the smoothest beenie tutorial I have seen. I believe I can actually do this. Thanks so much for sharing. 😊
I bought your pattern, but the video was so helpful, too! In the beginning I had some trouble with the slip stitch but then I relaxed my crocheting to get a little looser stitches, and it worked out beautifully! Thank you
I just made this hat. I love it. I did add 5 extra stitches so I could fold it up more. And I weaved the yarn around the top and pulled it in to close. It looks great. Thank you. 😁
Did you have difficult time getting your hook into blo? I felt it was a bit tight.
@@bridgetmehringer1702 I just made my stitches a little bit looser. Or you could go up half a hook size.
I love this pattern for a crochet beanie. I bought it from Etsy well worth it. My son loves his beanie, happy crocheting Sarah.
That is a great looking hat! My guys are soooo picky about their hats. Love it! Also can I say I really like that you still put photos of what your making in the box that pops up when I get notification. I dislike the new trend of just a ball of yarn with a hook stuck in it.
It’d be nice to see a photo of the hat being worn on a head so we can see the fit. Be awesome to see it even as just a still photo of each hat in all videos. What do you think folks? Would you like to see it too? 😊
Definitely! ❤️
It would be nice to see the hat on a person's head but she has so many beautiful hat tutorials and I think people know how a hat look on a person's head, with or without a brim and with or without a pom pom on top.
Yes I do
@@mariannewells8550 Thanks! 🙂🧶
I agree, that would be so helpful! Especially with the bottom-up beanies, as they always look scrunched at the top as opposed to the top-down ones.
Love this knit look beanie and the way you made it at the top. I also love all the yarns and colors you use in ur tutorials….these colors are gorgeous!!
My nephews are gonna LOVE this style once I make them new ones with this pattern. 😊🙌🧶
Thank you so much for another great pattern & tutorial! 🧶🙌💜
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was very curious at the beginning how you prevented the bulk at the crown of this hat....... genius!!! I’m going to try this if my arthritis clears up. Crocheting is one of my passions. Prayers please.🙏🧶🙏🧶
Thanks for a simple Main ( men's type ) beanie , I'm always looking for a good pattern that is stretchable for men's head. I like this one with Reg yarn.
Great tutorial for an awesome beanie!! Thank you so much. 🤩🤩
This is beautiful!!!!! Its so clean looking .Thank you for the tutorial. Donna 💙💜💙💜
This is exactly what I came to TH-cam looking for thank you!
Enjoy!
Just what I've been looking for, for ages thankyou
Thank you very much.❤Have a nice day !..❤
I love your tutorials and did some of them as gifts they were just beautiful, this hat'll be my next goal 🤩
Thank you!!!
pls NEVER delete this video! It was so informative! Thank you!!
Awesome thank you
Very pretty! Thanks
Just had to rip it out and start again realised I'd lost 5 stitches some how. Gonna be counting ever row this time. Not sure how I missed stitches maybe when I was jumping down the stepped rows. I love the design thou been looking for a way to not have bulk at the top of the hat. Thanks Sarah 😊
I also kept losing stitches, I don’t know how with such a straight forward pattern. 🤷♀️
I did the same thing. starting again. did you second one come out ok with the stitch count?
@@bonniebunting6415 finally after a couple of tries, but it was harder than I thought!
@@marya7407 yeah I just used a stitch marker for each end row, so I could keep track when you go down the stepped rows.
@@ssmith2608 good idea!
This was so informative and beautiful and I made a beautiful cap. Please did you do a scarf with this same pattern?if yes, kindly send the link, I'm planning on doing one. Thank you so much
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Can I make this beanie with a half double crochet blo? Thanks for the tutorial 😊
Love partten ❤❤❤❤ I am going to make this hat and I love learning new stichs. Merry Xmas and happy new year from jodie
WOW!
AWESOME!
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I love this tutorial thank you so much. It looks just like knitting. Since I don't know how to knit this is going to be a fun project for me. Thank you again for sharing your talent and knowledge! 🙂
Ty for sharing. I've been wanting to try this pattern. I'm subscribing.
I would love to have seen the side with the seam. How do I know it looks good?
This looks great. Looking forward to making this. Thank you!
Love this! Am going to make one for sure. Thank you!
I am trying this hat and i love the way its coming out.
May i ask what the measurements are for a toddler age 5 yrs please?
Very nice hat and great tutorial!
I crocheted this hat for my adult son. He loved it. It looks great on him
He says it keeps him warm. I love the way it is not bulky at the top! Thank you! Can I make this hat for an infant? Is there a name for this technique?
How to do it if i want to make it with thinner yarn? It is sooo lovely.
You would do it exactly the same.
The only difference is thinner yarns would require more chain stitches to reach the desired length. And more rows for the desired width.
Just make a chain row long enough to go from the crown of your head to just above your eyebrows, and add add an *extra* inch or so, because the length of the chain shrinks up a little once the first two or three rows are crocheted into it.
Oh and if you want to fold up a brim, then add an additional 3 inches for that, as well.
And for the width (which will be the circumference) you don’t need to know the number of rows in advance. Just keep repeating the sequence of rows done in this video until it’s wide enough to fit around your head.
PS: same goes for bulkier yarns, but opposite. Same stitch pattern, same process, just LESS chains to achieve the length, and LESS rows to achieve circumference.
I wonder if you could make the hat using a chunky wool? And what moderations would be needed. Love the look of it. But the wool I wanted to use requires a 6.5 mm hook.
I'm planning on making these for the homeless here in Tasmania. It's spring but I'll have a stash by winter. Thanks for the tutorial ❤️
Thank you SO much! This stitch and method is by far the easiest and prettiest way I’ve seen yet, to crochet a knit look beanie! The yarn is perfect!..soft and flexible 😊 Glad to have found you! Liked, subscribed, shared and downloaded! ⭐️⭐️⭐️😊❤️
How long does it normally take you to make this hat?
Your channel is such a bright spot in my life. Thank you for another beautiful project.
love this! Please for a bigger head circumference -25.5 , how many stiches will you recommend to start with
I've tried making this 2x, but I must be doing my stitches too tight. I can't get my hook through as easily as seen in the video. Maybe I could try the exact yarn. I will do that next. I refuse to give up on making this because I want to gift one to my dad for Christmas!!
use a larger hook
Larger hook ✌️
What do you do with all the hats you make? I'm really enjoying making your hats but it's just my husband and I, and lol, he won't wear a crochet hat. Do you donate? Your patterns are awesome!
I just finished the project :)
I had to redo it a couple times, because my stitches were too tight at first. The second time I just stopped counting because it annoyed me - big mistake! I was halfway trough and noticed the pattern doesn't work because I lost stitches.
The third time I counted stitches and made sure my stitches are loose.
Though my yarn was way thinner than yours...I had to use a 3mm hook. So I made 16 sets instead of 10 and I had a 73-stitches foundation chain. But it was totally worth it. It fits really well. It's super stretchy
Phenomenal! 😍 When I made a hat like this I did not about this technique to reduce this bulk at the top. I think I will frog my hat and re-do it using this ingenious technique.
Thank you so much, Sarah, for sharing. ❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful pattern. Perfect for all. As always, your tutorial was excellent 🎉🧶🧶
I truly love all your hat patterns.
That's exactly how I feel!!!!!
I'm planning on making these for the homeless here in Tasmania. It's spring but I'll have a stash by winter. Thanks for the tutorial ️
Do you know the size for and adult man please?
L O V E it!!
What to do from row 13 onwards? I really don't get it. And you seemed to skip the whole thing
What do you mean she skipped something?
Your gauge is just perfection. Beautiful stitch work.
Is the gauge correct?? I have a weight 3 yarn and using a smaller hook I only needed 20 rows to get to 4 inches 😅
This is the first hat I've crocheted. Thank you for the written and video instructions. It made it very easy. The hat is so nice and stretchy it fits everyone in my house - myself, husband and 14 yo son. Made it with worsted weight wool and its so cozy. Higly recommend!!
Thank you very much for this simple, impressive pattern.
omg the top part not looking bumpy and thick is AMAZING!
I bought your pattern, but the video was so helpful, too! In the beginning I had some trouble with the slip stitch but then I relaxed my crocheting to get a little looser stitches, and it worked out beautifully! Thank you
I’m new to crocheting but have made three of your market bags. I love your videos!! My question is can I use a wool yarn to make this beanie?
How many stitches for a hat for a baby?
12:23 This pattern seems so easy but I am struggling. Somehow my 13th row goes in the direction of the “straight” end and not the stepped end. I’ve pulled it out and even used a row and stitch counter and still have the same problem. What am I doing wrong?
I do appreciate that you feature this pattern. I have been looking for this pattern forever. My son had this beanie and it needed to be replaced. I now have this pattern it works great for me. Your video is so much appreciated
Can you not use the tail from where you started the project?
Hi Sarah, I love this tutorial and can’t wait to make this beanie. Question for you, if I wanna make this into a messy bun beanie, is there a way to crochet a hair tie into the top instead of sewing it closed?
I have to try this pattern.
I think it will be a good way to practice my slip stitches and making a beanie at the same time.
I love your hooks. Where did you get them at?
This is a Birchwood hook by Rowan Yarns :)
love this hat, just finished making it. It fits so nice whether I fold up the rim or wear it more slouchie : ) It's making it's maiden voyage this week at my friends place for a fire and drinks!
Love this beanie! Making one now in LSU colors. 💜💛💜
Is that really 10--13 rows with a decrease
Can this be done with a chunky yarn size 5?
- Not all of the pattern is explained. That's unfortunate, because you showed so well. 😢
I’ve made a couple of these, instructions are on point. It’s a fantastic hat. If you can’t do it find another pattern, don’t be mean.
I have never seen anyone crochet a hat like how you did the ends of the rows. It makes the hat sooooo much better at the top. You have me wanting to crochet every single one of your beanie hats. They are ALL very good looking and very well explained. Thank you for all your time that you put into these crochet tutorials you do.
А я бы ни минуты своего времени не потратила на акрил, как бы хорошо он не выглядел
I love this tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing. I’m sure it will fit right as long as I follow your tutorial Thank you again ❤
This was my first, it came out pretty good! thanks so much for your guidance. Loved it. Perfect birthday presie!
What are the colors of yarn?
I accidentally used a smaller hook (3.5mm) realizing halfway through so I just continued,would like to know if it's possible that due to using a smaller hook, I would probably need more than 10 sets to fit an adult head?
Did you have to do more sets?
What if I want it like 23”
Will this fit a 6'4" man ? And if not how many more stitches should I add?
I loved making this beanie but I had an issue and I’m not sure how to fix it so any help would be great. My stitch count was the same but when I started to seam it up, one side was longer than the other. I was so disappointed because I loved the way it looked and I had spent SO much time making it. Thank you!
Maybe your tension on the yarn changed. It can happen. I remember when my kids were young they would have an issue, maybe a disagreement , or I had to make dinner . I'd go deal with whatever was going on and come back to crochet. I used to notice that depending on my mood or stress level I would accidentally crochet tighter or looser. So now 24 yrs later I am able to always watch my tension and crochet the same when I go back to a project. How far off is your one side from the other? If it's definitely the same stitch count you probably could just stitch it up and the hat may even itself out. If it's a big difference you will probably need to redo the last 9 rows and check your tension as you go with the other side. If that doesn't work maybe check again to see if your count is in fact off somewhere.
Question. How did you go from 53 to 49 stitches? 😮
What a clever - and pretty - pattern! One of the many things I appreciate about your tutorials is the colors of yarn you select are easy on the eye, which makes them easier to follow. The only problem I see (and this is just me!) is it’s rather slow growing. As a member of the Slow Crocheters of the World (LOL) it might take me a bit to make this. 😊
Sorry, this was supposed to be a general comment to Sara!
Very nice sharing stay connected I am your new friend ❤❤
I love the knit look of this hat. Can't wait to try it out. Thank you!
That was cool a horror/puzzle game a...horruzzle game i guess 🤔 anyway hope the full version comes out soon
The hat here is quite cute looking. I love the curve at the top. I have made some that were basically pulled up and had a pom pom perched . I think this will be a welcomed gift for the family , as well as friends who work in the outside.Thank you.
I like the smoll stich the.stale is perfect. Haydee
Amazing video, thank you, i’ll go get my stuff and try it.❤️❤️❤️
If the beginning rows of your beanie are looking more like a speed bump instead of flat like in the video, then this is for you.
After many failures to start this beanie, I noticed that the reason it wasn't building up flat was because my stitches were too tight. I feel like I have pretty good tension- not too tight, but not too loose- and so I was confused as to why my beanie was looking like a car should be driving over it. Initially, I thought the yarn I subbed for the recommended yarn (Heartland by Lion Brand) was just incompatible. For reference, I am using Impeccable by Michael's Loops & Threads line (weight 4). I chose this yarn for its jewel tones that I thought would look nice on my guy. I am no expert on Gauge yet, but I only needed 33 stitches to reach my personal desired height of 9". With all that being said, slip stitches are tighter by nature, which meant I needed to crochet way more loosely than my normal tension to achieve flat rows. I am using the recommended H8/5mm hook (realistically, I probably could be using a bigger hook than that). But since I started with the H8 and do not want to risk sizing up in the middle of the project, I am just stretching the loop I'm pulling through my back loops larger than what I'm used to so that I'm accommodating the tightness of the slip stitches. Although this has been my own personal, hair-pulling experience, I wanted to share this in the hopes I could help even just one person because I didn't see anything like this in the comments section and it was driving me crazy. lol
tl;dr - if your beanie is looking like a speed bump, stitch more loosely!
Anyways, I hope this helps! Please let me know if it does! :)
Sarah, you have created the PERFECT pattern!! I need to make a ribbed watchman's cap. Is it possible to alternate between slip stitch and single crochet? I've seen patterns that are (3 sl st, 1 sc) repeated, but the tops are so bulky. Your method is fantastic at the top.
I've always avoided making beanies/ hats because I'm no good at making circles.
Then I saw this video & was sold. It's so neat & so easy. Thankyou so much for this tutorial.
I just have one silly question & would appreciate if anyone could help me out.
So at the top, how many times are we supposed to reduce the stitches to make that neat tapering top?
Sorry, but I couldn't understand that part & only did it once. 🫣
I like this hat
Laurie -> 14:36
Notice the lump I was referring to. It’s a loop from the CH1 of the previous row. Slipping your hook through that loop before going into the next row, prevents that.
I like the look of this hat and the simplicity of the pattern. Thanks for sharing.
What a wonderful hat! Rich looking and classic.
Does this pattern come with a size chart from baby all the way to adult?
Go look at it.
من از ایران این فیلم رو نگاه کردم خیلی قشنگ بود ولی متوجه نشدم چی شد
I have made several hats in rounds but I thought I would try this method. The stichings are easy and the final result looks very good and simple. However, after round 13 I got lost. Perhaps I need mire guidance how to proceed. I cannot visualise in my head how the final outcome as shown on the video happened. I am sure it's just me as all comments are excellent. I did repeated rounds 2 to 13 but got stock. I have unravelled all the work I did and I am giving up.
Love this pattern. Made one for me - now my son-in-law wants one. I want to make a few rows of 'horizontal' stripes. Should not be hard, right. I could carry the yarn colors at the back. Would this work? I also plan to line hat with fleece so yarn carried should not catch on anything. Any comments welcomed.
Thank you. You also are very thorough in pattern instructions.
Wow 🤩 it’s beautiful but seems to be hard to make a a beginner. I have to watch this a few times before I will try to crochet alongside with you. Thank you so much 🙏😊
Does anyone who’s tried this know about how long it took you?
I used to do BLO SS hats with the same weight acrylic yarn with a 9mm hook and it would at least take a couple days if I sat down and powered through. I imagine it would take much longer with an H hook.
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