I just watched the video in full and rewrote the pattern based on what is in the description and also in the video. This is NOT my pattern obviously. Just trying to help myself understand and thought I'd share. I haven't started it yet but I'm thinking it's going to take at least 300-350 yards of medium/worsted weight yarn based off other similar patterns. Part1: Row 1: ch 3 then 12 dc into the center circle, sl st to join Row 2 - 15: ch 2, 1 dc into each st, sl st to join (12) Part2: Row 1 = ch 2, [2 dc in first st, 1 dc in next], sl st to join (18) Row 2 - 14 = ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (18) Part3: row1 = ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, sl st to join (36) row 2 - 11 = ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (36) Part 4: Row 1: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 2 sts, 2 dc in 3rd st], sl st to join (48) Row2 = ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 3 sts, 2 dc in 4th st], sl st to join (60) Row 3: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 4 sts, 2 dc in 5th st], sl st to join (72) Row 4: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 5 sts, 2 dc in 6th st], sl st to join (84) Row 5: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 6 sts, 2 dc in 7th st], sl st to join (96) Part 5: Rows 1 - 8: ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (96) Part 6: Row 1: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 3 sts, 2 dc in 4th st], sl st to join (120) Row 2: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 4 sts, 2 dc in 5th st], sl st to join (144) Row 3: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 5 sts, 2 dc in 6th st], sl st to join (168) Row 4: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 6 sts, 2 dc in 7th st], sl st to join (192) Row 5: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 7 sts, 2 dc in 8th st], sl st to join (216) Row 6: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 8 sts, 2 dc in 9th st], sl st to join (240) Row 7: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 9 sts, 2 dc in 10th st], sl st to join (264) Row 8: ch 1, sc in each st around over wire, sl st to join (264) Row 9: ch 1, moving backward (to the right) *do not turn* sc in each st around, sl st to join, tie off and leave a tail long enough to weave in. This completed to brim of the hat. Part 7 creates the rings of texture on the outside of the hat *Starting where Part 1 meets Part 2* Row 1: slide hook into a st, using a separate piece of working yarn ch 1, sc in each st around, sl st to join Row 2: ch 1, sc into same st as joining, then 2 sc in each st around, sl st to join, tie off and leave a tail long enough to weave in **Skip 3 rows moving down the hat and repeat for 10-11 rings or until you reach where the brim and body of the hat meet**
NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY!!!! So I have been working on this hat on 12/29/2021 from 1:30pm until I gave up at 9:32pm as this has been the most frustrating pattern to follow and I have been doing it from your written instructions with a little help from your video which has some captions that are pretty helpful then not so great ones( not sure if it’s a language barrier). Stitches do not add up from row to row and yes I have counted every one of them. It’s a super cute hat but goodness. I hope a newbie is not trying this for their first project cuz I don’t want them to give up from being frustrated. I have been crocheting for about 10 years and I didn’t want to give up but had too… Thank you for your time and effort.
I agree with you. There is definitely some typos & count is off. It's a good thing I've pattern tested for more complicated designs so fingers crossed hopefully I can have this pattern written correctly with actual crochet terms.
These Channel has a kind of artistic and Soo very creative. you always give us a beautiful, Wonderfull creations and it's gave us an enterist to make these kind of work. Thank you for sharing your talent. keep it up ang GOD BLESS you... 😊😇🙏🙋
yeah Halloween is fast approaching and this witch hat is just so perfect pair of a costume for the party. How I wish talaga marunong akong magcrochet, hindi talaga keri,haha, but it's alright as long as nakikita, napapanood ko itong mga sobrang gagandang crochet projects mo po. Moreeeeee!
I really love the way this hat looks on the finished pictures, but the video is very hard to follow and the description below doesn't match the video very well. I actually stumbled my way through and made the hat anyway, but I don't think I would have if I didn't have quite a bit of experience.
@@desiraelewellen7458 same here! the video also skips ahead at certain points and it confuses me. i’ve been crocheting for a while and this is a hard video to follow but i am determined to get this hat done haha!
I'm watching the video now because the thumbnail looks really good. 27 minutes seem too short for this project, I'm only 7 minutes in and I can already see all the problems that you've pointed out are. It puts me off 😩
Nakaready na po ang Halloween costume itong talento mo po ay pwedeng pagkakitaan lalo na po sa panahon ngayon ng pandemic kahit nasa bahay ka lang may income ka. Salamat lagi sa pagbahagi ng iyong talento saludo po ako sayo
Halloween spirit is in the air with this beautiful and very creative Witch Hat.. Whoever wear this will surely enjoy and have fun. Wala na talaga akong masabi, super galing mo talaga Mam! Another creation from the “Queen of Crochet”
Beautiful hat, but the tutorial could use better explaining. I've been crocheting for a decade and this is a pretty confusing pattern. I've taken out and redone it/winged it multiple times. Thank you for doing this..I know it takes time and effort
Me too. Im on part 4 and I don't get 50 st. This is why I like talking videos. Guess I can try an wing it too. I love this hat an really want to complete it. Glad Im not the only one, I thought it was just me missing something.
@@reeseisinpieces7708 I just increased it like I would for a beanie...I started by increasing in every third stitch...got it to the width that I wanted and then finished with 1 double crochet row and 1 single crochet row (I put the wire in the single crochet row)...I hope this helps
@@reeseisinpieces7708 oh jeez..I just realized that I misread your message lol. I thought you said brim not band. I actually didn't make the band...I wanted a simpler look so, I just crocheted a flower and put in the place of the band. Again, I'm so sorry I misread your message lol
hey so i like the final pic of the hat honestly! but I despair of your description. would you be so friendly and would you revise the declaration again ?! I don't particularly like it when there is too much talk, but here I would find it good if you would explain what you are doing. would be really great.
I just finished my hat. It actually came out just like the picture, I love it. The pattern in the description is accurate (I think it was updated); the only part that threw me off was Section 7 (where you make the ridges), but just go to 21:45ish in the video to see how she does that and it makes more sense. I used 2 pieces of 19 gauge wire because it's what I had but I do wish I'd had something thicker. 3mm hook is the correct size for an adult - the hat seems too small at first but the end result fit my big head and my husband's normal sized head. Use worsted weight yarn. Good luck!
@@marewere you're going to crochet around the wire as if it was part of the previous row, if that make sense. So, when doing a single crochet, hold your wire parallel on top of the previous row, then (with your yarn on your hook) put your hook under the stitch of the previous row/wire, yarn over then bring it back under the stitch/wire again and complete the stitch.
Hey, sorry for asking, but I'm really curious. I thought the recommended hook sizes for worsted yarn were 5.5 - 6.5. How can I find worsted yarn, which actually fits 3 mm hook size?
Hey! Ik you didnt ask me but I happened to see your question - so any yarn will fit any hook, with some exceptions. You can use different sizes for worsted weight to get different results :) the recommended hook size is typically just to get a starting point since you might size up or down for a number of reasons. @@qulep
seeing witch hat reminded me of the coming Halloween vibes. what more when it is made from crochet masterpiece. It is fashionably scary... where's the broom?
The hat in picture is different from pattern your crocheting. As I was following I realized as we started increasing that we had not done the creases in the hat. I started making my ow, but wished I had done early on like the picture. Plus the tip is in fact thinner. So, I’m frogging it and starting over. Hopefully I will have it done and enough time to starch it for Halloween party Monday evening. But, thanks for pattern.
Oh my! Lovely hat! I am a very experienced crocheter, but for the life of me, I do not understand the "rings" and how they translate to the finished look. Has anyone made this hat? It looks like maybe they are sewn together at some point, but there is so much instruction missing from the video, I am just not sure what I am looking at.
Don't know if you're still interested, but I'm writing it down right now. It would be lengthy and annoying to put it in the comments, but if you still want a written pattern for this, I can send a Google doc (or copy+paste if you prefer) to one of your alt accounts? Any social media will do, I just think it would be annoying to read it in a YT comment.
***anyone who has actually made the hat: is the brim actually 2dc in on st, 1dc in next three st for each round of the brim? or does it increase the number of individual stitches between the double stitches as you go? ex round 1 of brim: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in each of the next 3 st, round 2: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in next 4 stitches, round 3: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in next 5 stitches, etc... my brim is looking a little ruffly and i'm afraid it's not gonna flatten out following exaclty what the video indicates.. any help would be appreciated!!!
@@jewelpincombe798 i figured it out, but it looks like she updated the comment notes. there's still some parts that could be better explained, but i've made three now and made my own pattern off of hers so i think i have it down now lol
@@jenniferburch2121 unrelated to yout comment...i assume you have finished it aready, sooo could you explain part 7 for me? I replied to this comment specifically bc i dont think anyone would reply to an untagged comment
The hat is cute. The instruction are bad. You need more details. What size and type of yarn? I have tried using a 3.mm hook with different yarns and every time the hat is too small. It will fit only my cat.
So part 3 is stating u need 36 stitches. Well I'm getting 26 by doing the 1, then 2 DC. So is that right then? 26 and not 36! Please get back to me asap
Is this a childs hat? Because I'm at part 6, and that's the brim of the hat? It won't fit my head. And I wear a motor helmet size xs. So I don't have a very large head.
Can anyone please help me with the brim. The numbers do not add up correctly. 98 stitches goes to 120 dc for the brim but that isn’t possible!! HELP PLEASE!
Hi, I am also working on this. Here I suggest u change to 122. Part 5: 5Rows of 98st. Part 6: R1:Dc,[ 2dc,DCx3]x24times,DC (122) R2:Dc,[2dc, DCx4]x24times,DC (146) R3:Dc,[2dc, DCx5]x24times,DC (170) R4:Dc,[2dc, DCx6]x24times,Dc (194) R5:Dc,[2dc, DCx7]x24times,Dc (218) R6:Dc,[2dc, DCx8]x24times,Dc (242) R7:Dc,[2dc, DCx9]x24times,Dc (266). Note:Dc=1double crochet in 1stitch 2dc=2double crochet in 1stitch. DCx3=double crochet in next 3stitches. repeat pattern in [ ] for 24times. Hope it helps.
@@jovelyncrochet so its 2dc every 6 dc on each row for 6 rows? So chain 2, dc in same stitch, then 5dc, and 2dc in the 6th stitch for 6 rows? Which makes it 96 I guess. The pattern says 5 rows.
I am so glad I am not the only one not understanding. I’ve Ben calculating the best I can. I hope it doesn’t mess up the fancy stuff to come! Love it so far
@@JusticeLuvr basically its starting with a chain 2 and a dc in same stitch then dc in next 2 stitches and then 2dcs in same stitch. Next round increasing to 3 single dcs in between the 2 dcs in same stitch going up to one each round to 6dc in between.
@@jovelyncrochet That's definitely not accurate. Lol. I have some wire I tried using on my own pattern I created & it did not help to stiffen the brim at all. So there's definitely a specific type of wire or at least a minimum size needed to make the brim stiff.
I just watched the video in full and rewrote the pattern based on what is in the description and also in the video. This is NOT my pattern obviously. Just trying to help myself understand and thought I'd share. I haven't started it yet but I'm thinking it's going to take at least 300-350 yards of medium/worsted weight yarn based off other similar patterns.
Part1:
Row 1: ch 3 then 12 dc into the center circle, sl st to join
Row 2 - 15: ch 2, 1 dc into each st, sl st to join (12)
Part2:
Row 1 = ch 2, [2 dc in first st, 1 dc in next], sl st to join (18)
Row 2 - 14 = ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (18)
Part3:
row1 = ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, sl st to join (36)
row 2 - 11 = ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (36)
Part 4:
Row 1: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 2 sts, 2 dc in 3rd st], sl st to join (48)
Row2 = ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 3 sts, 2 dc in 4th st], sl st to join (60)
Row 3: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 4 sts, 2 dc in 5th st], sl st to join (72)
Row 4: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 5 sts, 2 dc in 6th st], sl st to join (84)
Row 5: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 6 sts, 2 dc in 7th st], sl st to join (96)
Part 5:
Rows 1 - 8: ch 2, dc in each st around, sl st to join (96)
Part 6:
Row 1: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 3 sts, 2 dc in 4th st], sl st to join (120)
Row 2: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 4 sts, 2 dc in 5th st], sl st to join (144)
Row 3: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 5 sts, 2 dc in 6th st], sl st to join (168)
Row 4: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 6 sts, 2 dc in 7th st], sl st to join (192)
Row 5: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 7 sts, 2 dc in 8th st], sl st to join (216)
Row 6: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 8 sts, 2 dc in 9th st], sl st to join (240)
Row 7: ch 2, dc in same st as joining, [1 dc in next 9 sts, 2 dc in 10th st], sl st to join (264)
Row 8: ch 1, sc in each st around over wire, sl st to join (264)
Row 9: ch 1, moving backward (to the right) *do not turn* sc in each st around, sl st to join, tie off and leave a tail long enough to weave in. This completed to brim of the hat.
Part 7 creates the rings of texture on the outside of the hat
*Starting where Part 1 meets Part 2*
Row 1: slide hook into a st, using a separate piece of working yarn ch 1, sc in each st around, sl st to join
Row 2: ch 1, sc into same st as joining, then 2 sc in each st around, sl st to join, tie off and leave a tail long enough to weave in
**Skip 3 rows moving down the hat and repeat for 10-11 rings or until you reach where the brim and body of the hat meet**
Thank you for clarifying this!
Yes thank you so much for your time and effort !! Soo much easier ❤
Muchas gracias por tu explicación
Oh my lawd! I'm already on part 4. I hope that i can get through it.
The pattern was definitely difficult to follow but somehow I came up with the correct amount of stitches every row! Lolol. The hat is adorable!
NOT BEGINNER FRIENDLY!!!!
So I have been working on this hat on 12/29/2021 from 1:30pm until I gave up at 9:32pm as this has been the most frustrating pattern to follow and I have been doing it from your written instructions with a little help from your video which has some captions that are pretty helpful then not so great ones( not sure if it’s a language barrier). Stitches do not add up from row to row and yes I have counted every one of them. It’s a super cute hat but goodness.
I hope a newbie is not trying this for their first project cuz I don’t want them to give up from being frustrated.
I have been crocheting for about 10 years and I didn’t want to give up but had too…
Thank you for your time and effort.
Thank you for this. I'm a beginner and was gonna try, got confused watching the video so came to the comments hahah
I completely agree. I have given up completely on trying to complete this hat. Looking for a different pattern.
Yessssss
I agree with you. There is definitely some typos & count is off. It's a good thing I've pattern tested for more complicated designs so fingers crossed hopefully I can have this pattern written correctly with actual crochet terms.
These Channel has a kind of artistic and Soo very creative. you always give us a beautiful, Wonderfull creations and it's gave us an enterist to make these kind of work. Thank you for sharing your talent. keep it up ang GOD BLESS you... 😊😇🙏🙋
Napaka artistic naman po ninyo madam, nakakahanga ang ganitong mga likha...Godbless po
Does anyone else find this video relaxing and soothing? They should play this in my fave spa in their napping room!
yeah Halloween is fast approaching and this witch hat is just so perfect pair of a costume for the party. How I wish talaga marunong akong magcrochet, hindi talaga keri,haha, but it's alright as long as nakikita, napapanood ko itong mga sobrang gagandang crochet projects mo po. Moreeeeee!
I really love the way this hat looks on the finished pictures, but the video is very hard to follow and the description below doesn't match the video very well. I actually stumbled my way through and made the hat anyway, but I don't think I would have if I didn't have quite a bit of experience.
I'm actually having a hard time myself and having to wing it because I've noticed that the counts for increases are way off 😬
@@desiraelewellen7458 same here! the video also skips ahead at certain points and it confuses me. i’ve been crocheting for a while and this is a hard video to follow but i am determined to get this hat done haha!
I thought it was just me and I had messed up.
I've undone it several times and started over.
I'm watching the video now because the thumbnail looks really good. 27 minutes seem too short for this project, I'm only 7 minutes in and I can already see all the problems that you've pointed out are.
It puts me off 😩
@@lapatti i may have given up on trying to make the hat haha. the video is very confusing to follow
Thank you sooooooo much for fixing the description 😭🌹
I am really loving crocheting this hat
Nakaready na po ang Halloween costume itong talento mo po ay pwedeng pagkakitaan lalo na po sa panahon ngayon ng pandemic kahit nasa bahay ka lang may income ka. Salamat lagi sa pagbahagi ng iyong talento saludo po ako sayo
Halloween spirit is in the air with this beautiful and very creative Witch Hat.. Whoever wear this will surely enjoy and have fun. Wala na talaga akong masabi, super galing mo talaga Mam! Another creation from the “Queen of Crochet”
Wowww bago ulit..isa ka talagang malufettttt ate..keep it up
Thank you so much for updating the pattern in the description, I still had to wing it a little bit it really helped!
Tamsak at replay madam.pang Halloween na ang obra ah.
Easy to follow. I'm a beginner and I'm nearly done.
Nice Halloween hat. Love it and amazing output.
Parang madali lang tingnan anoh pero alam ko di ko pan kaya 😍 i love it
Beautiful hat, but the tutorial could use better explaining. I've been crocheting for a decade and this is a pretty confusing pattern. I've taken out and redone it/winged it multiple times. Thank you for doing this..I know it takes time and effort
Me too. Im on part 4 and I don't get 50 st. This is why I like talking videos. Guess I can try an wing it too. I love this hat an really want to complete it. Glad Im not the only one, I thought it was just me missing something.
@@reeseisinpieces7708 I just increased it like I would for a beanie...I started by increasing in every third stitch...got it to the width that I wanted and then finished with 1 double crochet row and 1 single crochet row (I put the wire in the single crochet row)...I hope this helps
@@reeseisinpieces7708 oh jeez..I just realized that I misread your message lol. I thought you said brim not band. I actually didn't make the band...I wanted a simpler look so, I just crocheted a flower and put in the place of the band. Again, I'm so sorry I misread your message lol
Beautiful hat. Thank you for awesome 👏 tutorial
Ayown natapos din ang ilang araw na pinaghirapan mo madam ang galing ready na sa hallowen tlga madam jove grabe super talented ka tlga madam
Queen of crochet ikaw na talaga madam lapit na pla ang holloween
Totally love this hat, super cute! Thank you for sharing
This is very cool witch hat for coming halloween and people will enjoy to see it.
Pang halloween cup..ang galing galing mo sis
Gaganda oi..😊
hey so i like the final pic of the hat honestly! but I despair of your description. would you be so friendly and would you revise the declaration again ?! I don't particularly like it when there is too much talk, but here I would find it good if you would explain what you are doing. would be really great.
Beautiful work!!
agree beautiful hat but very difficult to follow i will try to wing it wish me luck
I just finished my hat. It actually came out just like the picture, I love it. The pattern in the description is accurate (I think it was updated); the only part that threw me off was Section 7 (where you make the ridges), but just go to 21:45ish in the video to see how she does that and it makes more sense.
I used 2 pieces of 19 gauge wire because it's what I had but I do wish I'd had something thicker. 3mm hook is the correct size for an adult - the hat seems too small at first but the end result fit my big head and my husband's normal sized head. Use worsted weight yarn. Good luck!
Hii, is there any chance you can tell me how you placed the wire in the hat? I cant find much information on that 😢
@@marewere you're going to crochet around the wire as if it was part of the previous row, if that make sense. So, when doing a single crochet, hold your wire parallel on top of the previous row, then (with your yarn on your hook) put your hook under the stitch of the previous row/wire, yarn over then bring it back under the stitch/wire again and complete the stitch.
@@nightlockk1 I appreciate you!
Hey, sorry for asking, but I'm really curious. I thought the recommended hook sizes for worsted yarn were 5.5 - 6.5. How can I find worsted yarn, which actually fits 3 mm hook size?
Hey! Ik you didnt ask me but I happened to see your question - so any yarn will fit any hook, with some exceptions. You can use different sizes for worsted weight to get different results :) the recommended hook size is typically just to get a starting point since you might size up or down for a number of reasons. @@qulep
seeing witch hat reminded me of the coming Halloween vibes. what more when it is made from crochet masterpiece. It is fashionably scary... where's the broom?
So cute and EXCELLENT tutorial! Thank you! Can't wait to get started!!
The count seems off to me and it doesn't really match the description below.
If you try it, please let us know how it goes
The hat in picture is different from pattern your crocheting. As I was following I realized as we started increasing that we had not done the creases in the hat. I started making my ow, but wished I had done early on like the picture. Plus the tip is in fact thinner. So, I’m frogging it and starting over. Hopefully I will have it done and enough time to starch it for Halloween party Monday evening.
But, thanks for pattern.
Oh my! Lovely hat! I am a very experienced crocheter, but for the life of me, I do not understand the "rings" and how they translate to the finished look. Has anyone made this hat? It looks like maybe they are sewn together at some point, but there is so much instruction missing from the video, I am just not sure what I am looking at.
ang ganda naman niyan for halloween GOD BLESS
Keep doing po kung ano man nagpapasaya sayo ingat po
Ang ganda naman
Love this thank you 💚
TY CANT WAIT TO MAKE THIS CUTE WITCHY HAT COMPLETE WITH WIRE!!!
Watch haranng dear hehehe
Has anyone made this hat and wrote their pattern down to share? I'd like to see your hat as well ☺️ Thanks!
Perfect witch hat. 👍
I love this hat, how you make the orange ribbon to decorate the hat? Thanks!
Na late po sorry tamsak done po
Thank you so much, this pattern is so beautiful. I just crocheted one but somehow mine is so much softer and I don't know what to do...
It might just be the type of yarn you used but I honestly don't know how to make yarn feel rougher 😅🤷
Has anyone made this hat and wrote their pattern down to share? I'd like to see your hat as well ☺️ Thanks!
Don't know if you're still interested, but I'm writing it down right now. It would be lengthy and annoying to put it in the comments, but if you still want a written pattern for this, I can send a Google doc (or copy+paste if you prefer) to one of your alt accounts? Any social media will do, I just think it would be annoying to read it in a YT comment.
@@rantaroamami4841 I finally made two and I would be very grateful if you could send me the pattern so I could compare it with my hats 😀
@@celineneveu4848 ofc! I'm trying to cram my Halloween costume today (🥲), so just give me a few more days and I'll send it to you!
@@rantaroamami4841 Take all the time you need there's no rush. I'm into a few projects myself 😉
Hi can you please let me know is that pink thing on your little finger a tension regulator and how do you make it. Thanks
How would you get the end to curl? Stitch it in place?
How does it stand up like yours? My tip of the hat is falling down 😊
Inaaral ko din po ang pang gagansilyo nung nasa high school po ako
Dito ako sissy muntik na malate
***anyone who has actually made the hat: is the brim actually 2dc in on st, 1dc in next three st for each round of the brim? or does it increase the number of individual stitches between the double stitches as you go? ex round 1 of brim: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in each of the next 3 st, round 2: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in next 4 stitches, round 3: 2dc in one, then 1 dc in next 5 stitches, etc... my brim is looking a little ruffly and i'm afraid it's not gonna flatten out following exaclty what the video indicates.. any help would be appreciated!!!
I’m confused about the same thing
@@jewelpincombe798 i figured it out, but it looks like she updated the comment notes. there's still some parts that could be better explained, but i've made three now and made my own pattern off of hers so i think i have it down now lol
@@jenniferburch2121 unrelated to yout comment...i assume you have finished it aready, sooo could you explain part 7 for me?
I replied to this comment specifically bc i dont think anyone would reply to an untagged comment
What thickness of wool is needed to make this please? I’m in the UK so would it be double knit or thicker? Thank you!
Very cool hat but no clue what your pattern specs mean. I can certainly appreciate your effort though!!
I spot 2dc 3 spot 3dc 1 spot 2 dc.......it this 1dc. 2 DC. Then 3dc together. Then 3dc. 1 DC. 2 dc
tamsak done po
This video is all.over the place when did you get 96 and do even get 36 I had to add a dc
The hat is cute. The instruction are bad. You need more details. What size and type of yarn? I have tried using a 3.mm hook with different yarns and every time the hat is too small. It will fit only my cat.
At 12:55, what do you mean by “chain 2 then 1 spot 2dc 2 spot 2 dc”?
Ah, 1 stitch, 2dc, 2dc in between then 1 stitch (spot) 2dc.
Done tamsak host
17:20 wire
You are a hero ❤️
Thanks
Hello host from.plantita japan
How much yarn have y'all been using?
May I ask what weight yarn you used for this hat or does it matter?
300 to 400 Grams
So part 3 is stating u need 36 stitches. Well I'm getting 26 by doing the 1, then 2 DC. So is that right then? 26 and not 36! Please get back to me asap
same thought
Too difficult to follow. Never finished the details
Can someone answer this for me: Does the first chain-2 of each beginning row count as the 1st DC? Does it mean 11 more DC after the first chain-2?
Is this a childs hat? Because I'm at part 6, and that's the brim of the hat? It won't fit my head. And I wear a motor helmet size xs. So I don't have a very large head.
💕💕💕💕💕
what weight yarn have you used...?
What size yarn?
Can you explain 1 spot 2 dc, 3 spot 3 dc, 1 spot 2 dc repeat, please? Cheers
I’m still unsure what “spot” means...have you figured it out?
I’m guessing what she or he means by spot is in each chain....that’s how I’m working it out
This is my question too, it seems like a way of wording the increase but since it is the brim I want to get it right
Yes, spot mean each stitch or each chain. (See the description below for the whole counting) :)
It would be better if you explained ,in words, what you were doing. A beginner cannot follow this
i have one question how much wool/yarn does it use
300grms to 400grms
grms is grams right???
Yes
The only way I could possibly make this hat from the video is to watch and write it down and then make it from my written pattern ...
Please can you write the pattern row by row. I can't understand the pattern you gave and I messed up the whole hat😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
see the discription. hope you understand the counting :)
Can anyone please help me with the brim. The numbers do not add up correctly. 98 stitches goes to 120 dc for the brim but that isn’t possible!! HELP PLEASE!
Hi, I am also working on this. Here I suggest u change to 122.
Part 5: 5Rows of 98st.
Part 6:
R1:Dc,[ 2dc,DCx3]x24times,DC (122)
R2:Dc,[2dc, DCx4]x24times,DC (146)
R3:Dc,[2dc, DCx5]x24times,DC (170)
R4:Dc,[2dc, DCx6]x24times,Dc (194)
R5:Dc,[2dc, DCx7]x24times,Dc (218)
R6:Dc,[2dc, DCx8]x24times,Dc (242)
R7:Dc,[2dc, DCx9]x24times,Dc (266).
Note:Dc=1double crochet in 1stitch
2dc=2double crochet in 1stitch.
DCx3=double crochet in next 3stitches. repeat pattern in [ ] for 24times.
Hope it helps.
How much yarn did you use for this?
I'm wording the same thing
300 to 400 grams
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How do you make the ends stand and not droop down
I would stuff with Poly fill and make a closure sticking only back loop. Or use double strands
Anyone know the weight for the hat and now many yards
What does from 2 to 6 increase mean?
@@jovelyncrochet so its 2dc every 6 dc on each row for 6 rows? So chain 2, dc in same stitch, then 5dc, and 2dc in the 6th stitch for 6 rows? Which makes it 96 I guess. The pattern says 5 rows.
@@crystalburdick yes from 2dc to 6dc its 5 rows. 2dc is the first row
I am so glad I am not the only one not understanding. I’ve Ben calculating the best I can. I hope it doesn’t mess up the fancy stuff to come! Love it so far
@@JusticeLuvr basically its starting with a chain 2 and a dc in same stitch then dc in next 2 stitches and then 2dcs in same stitch. Next round increasing to 3 single dcs in between the 2 dcs in same stitch going up to one each round to 6dc in between.
Anyone who has made this hat what weight yarn did you use?? DK? Worsted? Sport? Thank you my fellow hookers!
I'm so confused with this video and the pattern information. They don't match. It never said anything about where and when to add the wire.
Its beautiful but you Do diffrent than you wrote and this is so confusing
Can anyone help me with the last but. What does 3VIIIV TO 7VIIIIIIIV MEAN
V mean 2dc in one hole [spot]
@@jovelyncrochet thank you
You put "wire" as one of the materials, but you don't even specify what type of wire should be used...
any type of wire
@@jovelyncrochet That's definitely not accurate. Lol. I have some wire I tried using on my own pattern I created & it did not help to stiffen the brim at all. So there's definitely a specific type of wire or at least a minimum size needed to make the brim stiff.
Music destructing and words hard to read
Extremely hard to follow your video. I would suggest talking. Your hat is awesome though.
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