@@anamatovic5719 oh smart. That's probably the easiest option lol. Yeah just use a contrasting color and that's a great way to do it. 😄 Idk why I didn't think abt that lol.
@@robbyaswat The comment is from a month ago but in case anyone was wondering… it looks like she went shopping at micheals since that’s the only place that sells the impeccable yarn and they also sell the red heart. Both are a #4. I hope that hellpppssss :3 1:36
Ears (written version) (two ears) 1.MC. Ch 2, DC 4. 2. Sc all around (4) 3. INC all around 4. Sc all around 5. Inc all around 6. Sc all around 7. Dc 2, inc (all around) 8. Dc all around x5 ( 1Sc row after each DC row) 9.DC 3, Dec. all around 10. dC all around 11. DC 2, dec. all around 12. Dc all around 13. DC 1, dec. all around 14. Sc all Around 15. Dc all around Sc all around Dc all around Sc all around Cut and attach.
the first 2 chains after the MC was so confusing to me bc it left 6 "holes" to crochet the round 2 instead of 4, so i just did "MC. Dc 4" to start and worked nicely
this pattern is great, thank you for sharing :)) btw if anyone else got funky ears at the beginning, i fixed it by starting with a magic ring with 4 sc and then you follow the pattern as instructed (you basically just skip the first 4 dc)
I'm 100% sure this was recommended to me due to how much I watch the k-pop group New Jeans (bunny hats are their signature style), and I'm glad. I'm finally motivated to give the beginner's crochet kit that I've had for a decade a try. I think the bunny hats are adorable.
i didnt realize how big my head was until i completed the beanie part 😩 gonna use my first attempt as a gift and try again 😎 this is my first time making any sort of crochet hat and the tutorial is easy to understand!! thank you so much!
a big help would to measure your head with one of those flexible tape measures and then add an extra 1/2 inch to an inch and then chain that. of course not everyone uses inches like the U.S. does so use whatever measuring system you use. hope it helps cause it sure helped me
If it's alright, could you possibly tell me how many rows you did the second time? My head is also too big for this, so I just want some suggestions for how many rows I should add/get up to 😅
Update When you chain for the beanie make sure it’s 24 cm long! ( I apologize for not stating that in the video ) Also I’m sorry this video isn’t super detailed or as clear I did not expect this video to blow up as much as it is and plus I had a cold while filming and editing! Sorry 😞 but most of you have been so nice and supportive so thank you Hello everyone , sorry 😞 I’ve been sick for like a week so this was supposed to be posted a few days ago , anyway do you guys like my new intro I’m very proud of it ❤. ALSO THANK YOU FPR 455 subscribers 💕🫧If you make this I would LOVE to see it , so just tag one of my instas on your post .
This is such a lovely project! I've been wearing my crochet cat ear hat to death these past few weeks cuz it's been so cold out, so this should make a great addition to the collection 😄 I gotta say, in all my 8 years of crocheting, I haven't seen anyone decrease like that, but I suppose that would make sense (and it would probably save me some yarn too ngl, every yard counts!) so I'll definitely test it out. Keep doing what you do! It always warms my heart to see younger folks be so creative 💜🙏
i literally JUST finished a bunny hat without a pattern and it's cute but it doesn't look like this, which is what I was going for. You posted this just in time for me to start a new one thank you !!
this is so cute! i searched for bunny ears crochet hat looking for something similar to new jeans' bunny ears denim caps and this is sooooooo cute ^__^ will definitely try to make this!
I've been crocheting since 10:00 AM and it is now 8:40 PM as I am writing this and I have completed one ear and the entire hat. I am hoping if my hand cramp goes away I can finish the other ear but I found it super cute, and super easy. I am not really a beginner but if I was this would be super easy to understand! I am 13 years old and am so excited to match with my bestie with these hats (she made one too using your vid). TYSM for taking the time to figure this pattern out yourself and I hope your crochet journey goes well!
I really love this tutorial! I'm a semi-beginner and I was able to complete this in a day :) I used a different pattern for the hat that was based on my head measurements and what would fit me personally best, since it's not usually one size fits all and I wasn't sure what hook size you were using, however I did follow your pattern for the ears :). I used a 5mm hook and the yarn I used was just a weight 4 Caron 1lb (yes, a whole POUND of yarn lol) skein I found at michaels. I've done arumigumi before so thankfully the magic circle and crocheting in the round weren't any new concepts to me! Thank you so much for posting this, I absolutely love the hat!
I just started crocheting a few months ago then took a huggeee break. I made a cat ear hat and then immediately sprung on this project! Thank you so much for the tutorial and it is so easy to follow :)
Hat part: 1.Ch 34, ch once more 2.29 hdc SC last 5 stitches 3.Turn work, ch 1 4.(Back loops only) sc first (or last depending on the row) five stitches, hdc the rest of the line 5.Ch 2 every end of a row 6.Repeat step 4 until you have 19 total rows of your first color 7.Switch colors and keep repeating for 19 totals rows of the second color Sewing Fold the work, SC in each and sew them up that way (one part of each color from their stitches) Cut, pull through Closing/the tip On ths SC side (the more scrunched side) weave the needle and thread in and out as close to the edge as possible (be sure to secure the yarn first) Pull but not making it too tight, close the gap left
I'm sorry, but did I miss anything? Cause after the additional chain in the beginning. It should have 35ch in total. Then, after 29 hdc, isn't there 6 stitches left?
Hey, I'm a lil' new to your channel and I love it!🥰🥰🥰 I've been trying for years to get my daughter into the yarn life, but she always thought it was too "old lady." Since watching you, she's actually started working on this hat!! She's even talked about doing all of the patterns you've shown so far😄🤗 Thank you for making me cool! I love seeing the next generation of yarn heads taking this and making it their own❤
Love this hat so much, I almost started to slip stitch the sides together and im glad I didn't cause the measurements don't fit my head, phat ass head I guess LOL but yeah for anyone out there with a magnum chrome dome like me who don't have a measuring tape, just wrap a piece of yarn around your forehead area and snip it where it meets and u can use that as a measuring tool for how many rows u gotta crochet! Also helps cause u don't gotta count as much lol
thank you so much! i'm going to a meet & greet with one of my favorite artists and he loves stuff like this but i didn't wanna just buy him smth yknow? so i'm so happy you uploaded this!
I'm just starting mine and I'm using black and white! This would look great with a pair of matching gloves. I'm also adding a big star on the ears and two on my gloves! Love it!!!!
So awesome!!! I made one. And my mom loved it!!! I put the safety-pins on the ears so it kinda looks like the pins are holding the ears. ☺️ I love it. Thank you! I’ll only be making these for people now 😂 specially for all the NewJeans Stan’s I know
For anyone who also follows written patterns better and/or may like to watch other things while crocheting (like me), I compiled everything into a pattern that makes sense for me and decided to share it! Obviously all credits to the creator for this pattern (p.s. to the creator: if you'd ever like to produce a written pattern feel free to use the one I've written here if you'd like to!) I just wrote this up as it's easier for me to understand/use than video tutorials! Also if I misinterpreted one of the steps please let me know!! Abbrev. Sc: single crochet Hdc: half-double crochet Dc: Double Crochet Ch: Chain Slst: Slip stitch BLO: back loop only Sts: stitches Inc: increase Dec: Decrease Beanie: 1. Slipknot 2. Ch 35 3. Hdc in second ch to the hook; Hdc across 28 sts 4. Sc in last 5 sts 5. Turn work and ch 1 6. (Start in second ch to the hook a.k.a the one next to your turning chain) BLO Sc 5, BLO Hdc 29 8. Turn, Ch 2, repeat for 19 more rows (alternating [BLO Hdc 29, Sc 5] and [BLO Sc 5, Hdc 29] depending on which end you start at) 9. On second Ch of row 19 (when starting row 20), Ch 1 of new color and repeat step 8 for another 19 rows (totaling 38 rows) 10. If doing one color for beanie, repeat step 8 for 38 rows altogether 11. Fold work together 12. Slst 34 in long row to join together (top of beanie is your Sc rows) 13. Use sewing needle to join top of beanie together; weave in and out as close to the top edge as possible 14. Pull yarn gently to close hole at the top; sew any remaining hole in the top together Ears (two ears) 1. Magic Circle: Dc 4 2. Sc 4 all around 3. (Dc Inc) all around 4. Sc all around 5. (Dc Inc) all around 6. Sc all around 7. (Dc 2, Dc inc) all around 8. (Dc all around) repeat 5 times (1 Sc row after each DC row) in total 10 rows of alternating Dc and Sc rows 9. (Dc 3, Dec) all around 10. Dc all around 11. (Dc 2, dec) all around 12. Dc all around 13. (Dc 1, dec) all around 14. Sc all Around 15. Dc all around 16. Sc all around 17. Dc all around 18. Sc all around Cut yarn and fasten off (leave enough yarn to sew) Attach ears on sides of beanie
Hello thanks for the written instructions! Just to clarify when you've done your 34th HDC for the first color, then you chain you, add the new color, chain one in the color, and start the next row?
Absolutely in love with the finished product! Thank you SO MUCH! I am in utter love and want to make a million more in every color combination possible!
If you like the knit look of the “V”s that go up the sides then I recommend replacing the back loop single crochets with a back loop half double crochet-slip stitch. It’s the same as normal half double crochet but instead of yarning over and pulling through three you take the third loop and pull it through the back 2, it keeps the little Vs all the way to the end for a cleaner look
It's been legit like a decade since I last crocheted anything if you ignore the one time during the lockdown when I wanted to start again just to find all my yarn already fell apart due to age.... Anyways today I bought myself some yarn after work and went to make this hat ^^ As of writing this I'm only a few rows into the work and it's great :3
Thank you for sharing!! I came for the bunny ear pattern and you made it easy to understand. Since i was using chunky blanket yarn, i incorporated a chain 1 or 2 with each row since my anxiety couldn't handle working in jointless rounds. They still came out great tho :)
thank you so much!!!!!!! im a beginner now but after a few projects i have planned i will definitely make this 🥰 even tho im almost a complete beginner your video was very understandable and helpful!!
Thank you for making this tutorial! 😍 I just hope that there's an exact measurements like in cm or inches, so that we can make it using a different yarn size. ❤️
Hey!! I had trouble with the ears, so I wrote down the pattern (as I understood from the video and the way it has worked for me). Magic circle Rd 1- chain 2, 4 double crochet (4) Rd 2- single crochet around (4) Rd 3- double crochet inc in every stitch around (8) Rd 4- single crochet around (8) (Turn your work inside out) Rd 5- double crochet inc in every stitch around (16) Rd 6- single crochet around (16) Rd 7- double crochet around (16) Rd 8- single crochet around (16) Rd 9- double, double, inc double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (21) Rd 10- single crochet around (21) Rd 11- double crochet around (21) Rd 12- single crochet around (21) Rd 13- double crochet around (21) Rd 14- single crochet around (21) Rd 15- double crochet around (21) Rd 16- single crochet around (21) Rd 17- double crochet around (21) Rd 18- single crochet around (21) Rd 19- double crochet around (21) Rd 20- single crochet around (21) Rd 21- double, double, double, dec double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (17) Rd 22- single crochet around (17) Rd 23- double crochet around (17) Rd 24- single crochet around (17) Rd 25- double, double, dec double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (13) Rd 26- single crochet around (13) Rd 27- double crochet around (13) Rd 28- single crochet around (13) Rd 29- double crochet, dec double **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (9) Rd 30- single crochet around (9) Rd 31- double crochet around (9) Rd 32- single crochet around (9)
@@ramenjeantv as a beginner im still struggling with the video and cant understand the written pattern well because im not used to reading written patterns, any chance you could do a slow mode step by step for beginners??
Omg I tried doing the ear for at least a good hour. Frogged many times. Thank you for this. My ear turned out finally. I should have read comments the first time I frogged lol
@@BLUEWAVE2024-k4fdid your ears end up kind of pointed at the bottom? Because I’ve followed these directions and the video a few times and my ear bottoms don’t look like the ones’ in the video😅
I made mine and it looks amazing!! I used another yarn size and modified the pattern by measuring how long and wide I wanted the ears, and it was very easy to follow as I’m a beginner!! I’m already picking up yarn to make one for my friend 😊 thanks for the tutorial, it was very easy to follow and you explain in so well!! ❤
I tried this pattern and loved it I think the only thing that tripped me up was the ch2 In the first part because it left me with a gap but I think that’s more on my skills than the pattern,but I absolutely love this because I couldn’t find it anywhere else
You are so pretty! i'm making one of these rn thank you so much for the video! Edit: i finished my hat, but the one side had more color than the other because of some differences in the yarn, but overall, it turned out cute!
tutorial is very refreshing compared to others i've seen, also love the animal crossing music. going to attempt the beanie for a friend, fingers crossed.
Really easy tutorial to follow, however having stitch counts for the ears would be helpful. I was very confused about how many stitches i should have when ending a round. I followed another commenter’s advice and instead of a magic loop of 4 DC, I did a MR with 4sc and it turned out great. I used Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn! with 5mm hook and the hat ended up way too small, I had to add 2 extra rows of each color. If I repeat this project I would probably add a few extra chains at the beginning as well as extra rows!
I’m so glad I trusted my gut and came back here after thinking my rows looked a bit short. 13 rows into the first half of the hat so I’m glad I don’t have a lot to unravel but it will still be painful haha
Thank you so much! I recently learned how to make a beanie and this showed up on my recommended! im definitely gonna try this I just need to buy more yarn Thank you again!!!!!
@Sky-ln9pu it's not so much thay she did a bad job explaining, it's just really hard because the stitches are so hard to see and get into when we're working on a magic circle that only had 4 dcs imo
Instead of the 4 DC I did 8.....so I pretty much took off the first 2 rounds... magic ring chain 2 then put 8 dc into magic ring pull magic ring closed and follow the rest of the pattern from where she has 8 dc
@@shaylastillman3666i’m gonna try this because the tip of my ear is so pointy… maybe doing 8 instead of 4 to start off will help. okay i redid it starting with 8 dc instead of 4 and it looks a lot better
Definitely going to be something I try again! The beanie part was way too small for my head, so I think I’ll try a similar pattern w custom measurements next time! I’m excited to give it another shot :P
hey, kinda weird ques, sorry for asking, hope u don't mind. how big is your head roughly and how many rows did you do on try number two ? trynna make this as a present and i'm pretty positive the video shown measurements are too small also
@@venz3965 no worries! my head is roughly 22 inches (~56 cm). For other beanie patterns i’ve usually chained 70-80 for the diameter and it worked out pretty well! my best advice for this pattern is to use a different beanie pattern, come back to this video and make the ears. it’s all up to preference though!
I just found your channel and you do very good crochet and knitting work. I've been crocheting for a year and I enjoy watching tutorials on youTube. I also want to learn how to knit and I've been watching different tutorials. Do you think you could do more crochet and knitting videos I love your work!❤❤
Great tutorial and the end result is fabulous, I'm arguing with myself trying to decide if I should make one or not, I just know I prob won't ever wear it but it looks so fun! T,T
Hi, I hope you got better quickly! As a suggestion, could you also please list the amount of yarn you used in the description as well as the weight/size of the yarn? Thank you for the tutorial! I am a beginner and hope I can do it! :D
Honestly, about a skein of yarn will do the job! and you can use any weight of yarn! but make sure you are using the correct hook for the yarn and good luck!
R1: ML + DC 4 into the loop * Pull string to close loop *Tip: Video says chain 2 and then 4 DC, but if you do that you will have holes, which would make R2 SC4 weird. So I skipped the first 2 chain like some other ppl said in this comment section. R2: SC 4 * Tip: flatten the shape into a triangle like piece on both sides and loosen the stitches while crocheting to make a nice ear tip ( took me 8 tries to realise this) *Place stitch marker in 1st stitch R3: DC INC around * Double crochet twice into same stitch R4: SC around 😃 10 * Turn work inside out, work from the outside R5: DC INC around R6: SC around R7: DC around *normal, not increase, go into each stitch once only R8: SC around R9: DC 2 then increase *increase after every 2 stitches R10:SC around R11-R21: 5 normal DC + 5 SC (DC>SC, alternate) R22: DC 3 + Decrease (see 11:38) *decrease after every 3 DCs R23: normal DC around R24: DC 2 + Decrease R25: normal DC around R26: DC + Decrease R27-R31: Alternate SC DC SC DC SC ****see 13:52 for overall diagram
I'm kinda new to crocheting and i made a hat following your tutorial and i love it! and i dont know a lot about the copyright stuff about crocheting and i was wondering if it would be possible if i sold the hats that i make? I will credit you for sure for the pattern. Amazing and easy to follow tutorial!
are we the same person?? multi media black artists?? I love this piece. Im happy i found it right after my friend asked if I could make her one of these for her birthday haha
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Tips (For crochet beginners): If you don’t have any stitch markers you can also use paper clips, ‘📎’ I hope that helps!
Or earrings!
bobby pins are also a good option, or little scraps of wool :)
Or safety pins❤️
I use piece of yarn :)
@@anamatovic5719 oh smart. That's probably the easiest option lol. Yeah just use a contrasting color and that's a great way to do it. 😄 Idk why I didn't think abt that lol.
FINALLY a bunny hat! You don't know how long I've been looking for a bunny hat tutorial that wasn't for babies wittle heads
hi do u know what yarn is she use?
wittle?😰
@@robbyaswat The comment is from a month ago but in case anyone was wondering… it looks like she went shopping at micheals since that’s the only place that sells the impeccable yarn and they also sell the red heart. Both are a #4. I hope that hellpppssss :3 1:36
nothing could have prepared me for that last sentence of yours T.T it truly is a great tutorial
Me toooo
Ears (written version) (two ears)
1.MC. Ch 2, DC 4.
2. Sc all around (4)
3. INC all around
4. Sc all around
5. Inc all around
6. Sc all around
7. Dc 2, inc (all around)
8. Dc all around x5 ( 1Sc row after each DC row)
9.DC 3, Dec. all around
10. dC all around
11. DC 2, dec. all around
12. Dc all around
13. DC 1, dec. all around
14. Sc all Around
15. Dc all around
Sc all around
Dc all around
Sc all around
Cut and attach.
Thanks
@@ellrat3707 No problem.
the first 2 chains after the MC was so confusing to me bc it left 6 "holes" to crochet the round 2 instead of 4, so i just did "MC. Dc 4" to start and worked nicely
thank you so much for this!
When you say crochet all around. What do you mean?
this pattern is great, thank you for sharing :))
btw if anyone else got funky ears at the beginning, i fixed it by starting with a magic ring with 4 sc and then you follow the pattern as instructed (you basically just skip the first 4 dc)
Tysm! So thats why im having a hard time and having to repeat it 20x 😭😭
I wish I saw this earlier! My ears came out huge and I decided to use a different flat pattern for the ears :(
This is exactly what I came on youtube looking for.
Dude same where was this in 2013 when I was in middle school 😭😭😭
its the fact you can draw, knit, crochet, and sculpt for me. YOUR LIVING MY DREAM.
Omg thank you
@@ramenjeantv omg yw
I'm 100% sure this was recommended to me due to how much I watch the k-pop group New Jeans (bunny hats are their signature style), and I'm glad. I'm finally motivated to give the beginner's crochet kit that I've had for a decade a try. I think the bunny hats are adorable.
same
I’m making this for a new jeans cosplay ;D
NEWJEANS MENTIONEEDDDD
DON’T FORGET TO CROCHET INTO THE LAST STITCH! your beanie might start shrinking, that happened and now i have to redo it. count your stitches! :3
Wish I found this comment sooner haha🥲🥲
@@rst0129 haha i wish someone made it sooner
crying because I read this comment before starting and still fucked it up 😭😭
@@kyrenyocum9175 aw i’m sorry 😭
I just finished and its lopsided 😭
i didnt realize how big my head was until i completed the beanie part 😩 gonna use my first attempt as a gift and try again 😎 this is my first time making any sort of crochet hat and the tutorial is easy to understand!! thank you so much!
Thought I was the only one, gifts a great idea
You can always add extra rows! trust i have a big head too 😭
a big help would to measure your head with one of those flexible tape measures and then add an extra 1/2 inch to an inch and then chain that. of course not everyone uses inches like the U.S. does so use whatever measuring system you use. hope it helps cause it sure helped me
If it's alright, could you possibly tell me how many rows you did the second time? My head is also too big for this, so I just want some suggestions for how many rows I should add/get up to 😅
Same haha it turned out too small for my head so I restarted and did 44 chains instead of 34 😭😆 and made 56 rows
Update
When you chain for the beanie make sure it’s 24 cm long! ( I apologize for not stating that in the video )
Also I’m sorry this video isn’t super detailed or as clear I did not expect this video to blow up as much as it is and plus I had a cold while filming and editing! Sorry 😞 but most of you have been so nice and supportive so thank you
Hello everyone , sorry 😞 I’ve been sick for like a week so this was supposed to be posted a few days ago , anyway do you guys like my new intro I’m very proud of it ❤. ALSO THANK YOU FPR 455 subscribers 💕🫧If you make this I would LOVE to see it , so just tag one of my instas on your post .
I need this ❤
all i have to say is: it's been two weeks, and you've reached 2.6k. congrats.
You could make it in to a puppy hat try to make that your next video
why 24 cm?
Gurl u could even use safty Pins or some a yarn
im gonna make it because of newjeans
Same
Me too
sameee
Too much new jeans vibes
Same!
This is such a lovely project! I've been wearing my crochet cat ear hat to death these past few weeks cuz it's been so cold out, so this should make a great addition to the collection 😄 I gotta say, in all my 8 years of crocheting, I haven't seen anyone decrease like that, but I suppose that would make sense (and it would probably save me some yarn too ngl, every yard counts!) so I'll definitely test it out. Keep doing what you do! It always warms my heart to see younger folks be so creative 💜🙏
i literally JUST finished a bunny hat without a pattern and it's cute but it doesn't look like this, which is what I was going for. You posted this just in time for me to start a new one thank you !!
This is awesome! I wanna make one for myself (after I finish crocheting everyone's gifts for Christmas, lmao)
You totally should and that’s so sweet that you’re crocheting everyone a gift 💕😭
@@ramenjeantv yesterday i started crocheting my little brothers a beanie(a normal one) and if i have time ill crochet this for my bestie and me!
please never delete this thank you so much
Trust I won’t 🤞
this is so cute! i searched for bunny ears crochet hat looking for something similar to new jeans' bunny ears denim caps and this is sooooooo cute ^__^ will definitely try to make this!
I had the same reason!!
Same
Just finished one but with black instead and it’s sooo cuuute!!! Thank you for this tutorial!
I've been crocheting since 10:00 AM and it is now 8:40 PM as I am writing this and I have completed one ear and the entire hat. I am hoping if my hand cramp goes away I can finish the other ear but I found it super cute, and super easy. I am not really a beginner but if I was this would be super easy to understand! I am 13 years old and am so excited to match with my bestie with these hats (she made one too using your vid). TYSM for taking the time to figure this pattern out yourself and I hope your crochet journey goes well!
I'm DEFINITELY gonna try this once I get the yarn colors I need. I might even turn it into a bunny ski mask 🥰
I really love this tutorial! I'm a semi-beginner and I was able to complete this in a day :) I used a different pattern for the hat that was based on my head measurements and what would fit me personally best, since it's not usually one size fits all and I wasn't sure what hook size you were using, however I did follow your pattern for the ears :). I used a 5mm hook and the yarn I used was just a weight 4 Caron 1lb (yes, a whole POUND of yarn lol) skein I found at michaels. I've done arumigumi before so thankfully the magic circle and crocheting in the round weren't any new concepts to me! Thank you so much for posting this, I absolutely love the hat!
I just started crocheting a few months ago then took a huggeee break. I made a cat ear hat and then immediately sprung on this project! Thank you so much for the tutorial and it is so easy to follow :)
Hat part:
1.Ch 34, ch once more
2.29 hdc SC last 5 stitches
3.Turn work, ch 1
4.(Back loops only) sc first (or last depending on the row) five stitches, hdc the rest of the line
5.Ch 2 every end of a row
6.Repeat step 4 until you have 19 total rows of your first color
7.Switch colors and keep repeating for 19 totals rows of the second color
Sewing
Fold the work, SC in each and sew them up that way (one part of each color from their stitches)
Cut, pull through
Closing/the tip
On ths SC side (the more scrunched side) weave the needle and thread in and out as close to the edge as possible (be sure to secure the yarn first)
Pull but not making it too tight, close the gap left
I'm sorry, but did I miss anything? Cause after the additional chain in the beginning. It should have 35ch in total. Then, after 29 hdc, isn't there 6 stitches left?
@trevorlai1232 I think it was 34 so then 5 left
@@trevorlai1232 single crochet in the last 5 stitches, and skip the very last chain you made
@@madelynncarpenter651 thank you! i think i got it. The additional chain is a turning chain right? Thanks!! ((:
@@trevorlai1232 yep!
Hey, I'm a lil' new to your channel and I love it!🥰🥰🥰
I've been trying for years to get my daughter into the yarn life, but she always thought it was too "old lady."
Since watching you, she's actually started working on this hat!! She's even talked about doing all of the patterns you've shown so far😄🤗
Thank you for making me cool! I love seeing the next generation of yarn heads taking this and making it their own❤
Aww
@@ramenjeantv You're so sweet! Do you have a Patreon? I'd love to help out a lil' on your crafting journey😊
@@izzie6118 thank you!! At the moment I don’t ,but just by watching and subscribing is more than enough
Love this hat so much, I almost started to slip stitch the sides together and im glad I didn't cause the measurements don't fit my head, phat ass head I guess LOL but yeah for anyone out there with a magnum chrome dome like me who don't have a measuring tape, just wrap a piece of yarn around your forehead area and snip it where it meets and u can use that as a measuring tool for how many rows u gotta crochet! Also helps cause u don't gotta count as much lol
thank you so much! i'm going to a meet & greet with one of my favorite artists and he loves stuff like this but i didn't wanna just buy him smth yknow? so i'm so happy you uploaded this!
I bet he’ll love it and I hope you have fun
I'm just starting mine and I'm using black and white! This would look great with a pair of matching gloves. I'm also adding a big star on the ears and two on my gloves! Love it!!!!
Using this tutorial to give my headphones bunny ears. Thank you!!
So awesome!!! I made one. And my mom loved it!!! I put the safety-pins on the ears so it kinda looks like the pins are holding the ears. ☺️ I love it. Thank you! I’ll only be making these for people now 😂 specially for all the NewJeans Stan’s I know
I’m so happy you love it and that everything came out well!
For anyone who also follows written patterns better and/or may like to watch other things while crocheting (like me), I compiled everything into a pattern that makes sense for me and decided to share it! Obviously all credits to the creator for this pattern (p.s. to the creator: if you'd ever like to produce a written pattern feel free to use the one I've written here if you'd like to!) I just wrote this up as it's easier for me to understand/use than video tutorials! Also if I misinterpreted one of the steps please let me know!!
Abbrev.
Sc: single crochet Hdc: half-double crochet Dc: Double Crochet Ch: Chain
Slst: Slip stitch BLO: back loop only Sts: stitches Inc: increase Dec: Decrease
Beanie:
1. Slipknot
2. Ch 35
3. Hdc in second ch to the hook; Hdc across 28 sts
4. Sc in last 5 sts
5. Turn work and ch 1
6. (Start in second ch to the hook a.k.a the one next to your turning chain) BLO Sc 5, BLO Hdc 29
8. Turn, Ch 2, repeat for 19 more rows (alternating [BLO Hdc 29, Sc 5] and [BLO Sc 5, Hdc 29] depending on which end you start at)
9. On second Ch of row 19 (when starting row 20), Ch 1 of new color and repeat step 8 for another 19 rows (totaling 38 rows)
10. If doing one color for beanie, repeat step 8 for 38 rows altogether
11. Fold work together
12. Slst 34 in long row to join together (top of beanie is your Sc rows)
13. Use sewing needle to join top of beanie together; weave in and out as close to the top edge as possible
14. Pull yarn gently to close hole at the top; sew any remaining hole in the top together
Ears (two ears)
1. Magic Circle: Dc 4
2. Sc 4 all around
3. (Dc Inc) all around
4. Sc all around
5. (Dc Inc) all around
6. Sc all around
7. (Dc 2, Dc inc) all around
8. (Dc all around) repeat 5 times (1 Sc row after each DC row) in total 10 rows of alternating Dc and Sc rows
9. (Dc 3, Dec) all around
10. Dc all around
11. (Dc 2, dec) all around
12. Dc all around
13. (Dc 1, dec) all around
14. Sc all Around
15. Dc all around
16. Sc all around
17. Dc all around
18. Sc all around
Cut yarn and fasten off (leave enough yarn to sew)
Attach ears on sides of beanie
Hello thanks for the written instructions! Just to clarify when you've done your 34th HDC for the first color, then you chain you, add the new color, chain one in the color, and start the next row?
You should include how many stitches in each row
Hey can you specify what you mean by “row”? The video doesn’t do a good job at explaining either
@@JSYUWU I believe it is going completley around once
Question! Do you SC between 7 and 8 and also 9 and 10?
instead of using a yarn sewing needle i usually use my hooks to sew its a bit difficult but it does its job!
Absolutely in love with the finished product! Thank you SO MUCH! I am in utter love and want to make a million more in every color combination possible!
all of your crochet/knit ideas are so awesome! 😍😍 keep feeding us well! 🌟✨✨
this tutorial was so easy to follow, and quick to finish! took me less than a day, and i’m in love with my new beanie! thank you for the video!! 💗
i’ve been looking all over for a tuto for this omg thank youuuu
If you like the knit look of the “V”s that go up the sides then I recommend replacing the back loop single crochets with a back loop half double crochet-slip stitch. It’s the same as normal half double crochet but instead of yarning over and pulling through three you take the third loop and pull it through the back 2, it keeps the little Vs all the way to the end for a cleaner look
No, because when she said the single crochets was the top of the beanie, I literally gasped it’s such a smart idea that I’ve never thought of 😂😂😂
It's been legit like a decade since I last crocheted anything if you ignore the one time during the lockdown when I wanted to start again just to find all my yarn already fell apart due to age.... Anyways today I bought myself some yarn after work and went to make this hat ^^ As of writing this I'm only a few rows into the work and it's great :3
Thank you for sharing!! I came for the bunny ear pattern and you made it easy to understand. Since i was using chunky blanket yarn, i incorporated a chain 1 or 2 with each row since my anxiety couldn't handle working in jointless rounds. They still came out great tho :)
I was following another tutorial and the ears were so long and I hated them this is so much better. Thank you
thank you so much!!!!!!! im a beginner now but after a few projects i have planned i will definitely make this 🥰 even tho im almost a complete beginner your video was very understandable and helpful!!
Thank you for making this tutorial! 😍 I just hope that there's an exact measurements like in cm or inches, so that we can make it using a different yarn size. ❤️
Hey!! I had trouble with the ears, so I wrote down the pattern (as I understood from the video and the way it has worked for me).
Magic circle
Rd 1- chain 2, 4 double crochet (4)
Rd 2- single crochet around (4)
Rd 3- double crochet inc in every stitch around (8)
Rd 4- single crochet around (8)
(Turn your work inside out)
Rd 5- double crochet inc in every stitch around (16)
Rd 6- single crochet around (16)
Rd 7- double crochet around (16)
Rd 8- single crochet around (16)
Rd 9- double, double, inc double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (21)
Rd 10- single crochet around (21)
Rd 11- double crochet around (21)
Rd 12- single crochet around (21)
Rd 13- double crochet around (21)
Rd 14- single crochet around (21)
Rd 15- double crochet around (21)
Rd 16- single crochet around (21)
Rd 17- double crochet around (21)
Rd 18- single crochet around (21)
Rd 19- double crochet around (21)
Rd 20- single crochet around (21)
Rd 21- double, double, double, dec double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (17)
Rd 22- single crochet around (17)
Rd 23- double crochet around (17)
Rd 24- single crochet around (17)
Rd 25- double, double, dec double around **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (13)
Rd 26- single crochet around (13)
Rd 27- double crochet around (13)
Rd 28- single crochet around (13)
Rd 29- double crochet, dec double **there will be an extra stitch, just double crochet in that one** (9)
Rd 30- single crochet around (9)
Rd 31- double crochet around (9)
Rd 32- single crochet around (9)
Thank you this is amazing 🫧✨this is good for people who need help understanding
@@ramenjeantv as a beginner im still struggling with the video and cant understand the written pattern well because im not used to reading written patterns, any chance you could do a slow mode step by step for beginners??
Thanks a lot, i'm a beginner in crochet and it helped me so much!!^^and thanks for the Video:3
Omg I tried doing the ear for at least a good hour. Frogged many times.
Thank you for this. My ear turned out finally. I should have read comments the first time I frogged lol
@@BLUEWAVE2024-k4fdid your ears end up kind of pointed at the bottom? Because I’ve followed these directions and the video a few times and my ear bottoms don’t look like the ones’ in the video😅
IM OBSESSED WITH THIS ITS SO CUTEE! I had to improvise on the ears because I didn't have enough yarn, but it still looks SO GOOD!!
Yesss thank you!! This is the exact type I was looking for a tutorial for
This hat is so cool!!! I've always wanted to get into crochet so I'm gonna take this video as a sign to learn!
I made mine and it looks amazing!! I used another yarn size and modified the pattern by measuring how long and wide I wanted the ears, and it was very easy to follow as I’m a beginner!!
I’m already picking up yarn to make one for my friend 😊 thanks for the tutorial, it was very easy to follow and you explain in so well!! ❤
Your tutorial is so easy to follow and your beanie is so CUTE 🥹❤️
I tried this pattern and loved it I think the only thing that tripped me up was the ch2 In the first part because it left me with a gap but I think that’s more on my skills than the pattern,but I absolutely love this because I couldn’t find it anywhere else
3 days ago I’m so lucky gonna make it noww thank you
the editing of this video is so cute 😭😭
I did this with chunky tan and light pink yarn! I love it! Also you are so pretty! I wish I was that pretty.
You are so pretty! i'm making one of these rn thank you so much for the video! Edit: i finished my hat, but the one side had more color than the other because of some differences in the yarn, but overall, it turned out cute!
That is super cute !!!!! I think I'm gonna do this 💓✨
I love the way you're explaining things it's so adorable
tutorial is very refreshing compared to others i've seen, also love the animal crossing music. going to attempt the beanie for a friend, fingers crossed.
Absolutely love this sm!! thank u and keep up the amazing work!🥰💖
Really easy tutorial to follow, however having stitch counts for the ears would be helpful. I was very confused about how many stitches i should have when ending a round. I followed another commenter’s advice and instead of a magic loop of 4 DC, I did a MR with 4sc and it turned out great. I used Hobby Lobby’s I Love This Yarn! with 5mm hook and the hat ended up way too small, I had to add 2 extra rows of each color. If I repeat this project I would probably add a few extra chains at the beginning as well as extra rows!
I’m so glad I trusted my gut and came back here after thinking my rows looked a bit short. 13 rows into the first half of the hat so I’m glad I don’t have a lot to unravel but it will still be painful haha
Always trust your gut ! 🫧
random strawberry appears in the middle of video* (so cute!!)
Thank you so much! I recently learned how to make a beanie and this showed up on my recommended!
im definitely gonna try this I just need to buy more yarn
Thank you again!!!!!
Yeah, that's what I looking for! :3
Thanks 🥺🐰❤️
Love the Bunny Hat🐰🐇
bro you are SO MUCH FUN
Oii, sou brasileira e mesmo assim entendi tudo certinho, vc explica muito bemmmm,parabéns
You are adorable, this is amazing, thank you so much I can’t wait to make one for my best friends daughter.
is she a kid? I'd like to make this for my 8 year old niece but idk what to change in the pattern so it fits her
OMG TYSM FOR MAKING THIS TUTORIAL I WAS SURCHING EVERYWHERE TO FIND A TUTORIAL
Yoooo! This is exactly what I wanted to make and you broke it down into a super manageable project!
Brilliant tutorial! This is only my 3rd project so it turned out a little wonky haha, but I know where I went wrong. Can't wait to try it again!
I love this pattern so much, but I just wanted to let you know that Hookercorner does have a buyable pattern for these hats
I made it !!Took 2 days but da best decision everrrrr🤩🤩
can anyone please elaborate more on how to make the ears?? I found it so confusing and I feel like every attempt is wrong.
I literally don’t understand the ears part and I’m getting frustrated with the start of it
same here!!
Yeah she does a terrible job explaining the ear
@Sky-ln9pu it's not so much thay she did a bad job explaining, it's just really hard because the stitches are so hard to see and get into when we're working on a magic circle that only had 4 dcs imo
Instead of the 4 DC I did 8.....so I pretty much took off the first 2 rounds... magic ring chain 2 then put 8 dc into magic ring pull magic ring closed and follow the rest of the pattern from where she has 8 dc
@@shaylastillman3666i’m gonna try this because the tip of my ear is so pointy… maybe doing 8 instead of 4 to start off will help.
okay i redid it starting with 8 dc instead of 4 and it looks a lot better
I don’t understand I was crying😭
I been waiting for u to post this omg I rlly love ur work
Awwwe thank you
Definitely going to be something I try again! The beanie part was way too small for my head, so I think I’ll try a similar pattern w custom measurements next time! I’m excited to give it another shot :P
Yes !! I hope it comes out well ❤️
hey, kinda weird ques, sorry for asking, hope u don't mind. how big is your head roughly and how many rows did you do on try number two ? trynna make this as a present and i'm pretty positive the video shown measurements are too small also
@@venz3965 no worries! my head is roughly 22 inches (~56 cm). For other beanie patterns i’ve usually chained 70-80 for the diameter and it worked out pretty well! my best advice for this pattern is to use a different beanie pattern, come back to this video and make the ears. it’s all up to preference though!
I just found your channel and you do very good crochet and knitting work. I've been crocheting for a year and I enjoy watching tutorials on youTube. I also want to learn how to knit and I've been watching different tutorials. Do you think you could do more crochet and knitting videos I love your work!❤❤
I love this.. mine came out small but it was able to add extra rows and length easily
Thank you ❤️
I normally need to ch46 for this style hat. Think it'd be OK if I follow the same but my own ch count?
@@ms.kittiekatmeow3373 I think so just do your 5 SC like she did at the top then make it the number of chains u need ❤️
@@chethooks big ty! And lucky me you replied while picking colors lol
@@ms.kittiekatmeow3373 I'm glad I was on time for once lol
This tutorial looks easier and its well explained ❤
Thank you for this video! I've been crocheting for 2 months now and this helps a lot!
how many grams of yarn did u use?
tysm for this amazing tutorial! its supper easy to follow as a beginner :D
Great tutorial and the end result is fabulous, I'm arguing with myself trying to decide if I should make one or not, I just know I prob won't ever wear it but it looks so fun! T,T
Thank you so much!!! this was my first ever crochet project (first time crocheting ever even) and it was super ez to follow
Hi, I hope you got better quickly! As a suggestion, could you also please list the amount of yarn you used in the description as well as the weight/size of the yarn? Thank you for the tutorial! I am a beginner and hope I can do it! :D
Honestly, about a skein of yarn will do the job! and you can use any weight of yarn! but make sure you are using the correct hook for the yarn and good luck!
It's size 4 yarn. The "normal"
R1: ML + DC 4 into the loop
* Pull string to close loop
*Tip: Video says chain 2 and then 4 DC, but if you do that you will have holes, which would make R2 SC4 weird. So I skipped the first 2 chain like some other ppl said in this comment section.
R2: SC 4
* Tip: flatten the shape into a triangle like piece on both sides and loosen the stitches while crocheting to make a nice ear tip ( took me 8 tries to realise this)
*Place stitch marker in 1st stitch
R3: DC INC around
* Double crochet twice into same stitch
R4: SC around 😃 10
* Turn work inside out, work from the outside
R5: DC INC around
R6: SC around
R7: DC around
*normal, not increase, go into each stitch once only
R8: SC around
R9: DC 2 then increase
*increase after every 2 stitches
R10:SC around
R11-R21: 5 normal DC + 5 SC
(DC>SC, alternate)
R22: DC 3 + Decrease (see 11:38)
*decrease after every 3 DCs
R23: normal DC around
R24: DC 2 + Decrease
R25: normal DC around
R26: DC + Decrease
R27-R31: Alternate SC DC SC DC SC
****see 13:52 for overall diagram
i've been looking for so long and now i've found it! 😭
trying this rn, it looks so cute, let's hope it turns out good😭💪🏻 + off topic, you're so prettyy💕
Using this for the bunnie beanie imma make for my p1harmony concert fit
That would be so cute
@@ramenjeantv thank u !!
I'm kinda new to crocheting and i made a hat following your tutorial and i love it! and i dont know a lot about the copyright stuff about crocheting and i was wondering if it would be possible if i sold the hats that i make? I will credit you for sure for the pattern. Amazing and easy to follow tutorial!
Yes! As long you credit me it’s fine :)
@@ramenjeantv oh thank you so much! :)
TH-cam recommendations brought me here and I’m so glad it did :D wow that hat is so so cute!!!! You did such a good job 👏❤
YOU ARE SO PRETTY
HEY! ♡ I made a bunny hat thanks to your tutorial! It is the cutest thing ever. 😍 thank you for the tutorial!
Ahhhh you're giving me so many things to makeee, I shall be makin this after the Marceline sweater
i made my friend this hat for his birthday!! he loves it
Love this! I love the stuff hooker corner sells! Always wanted to make myself but I’m such a beginner
AHHH TY FOR THIS
me encantó, te quedo hermoso!
I was looking for this! I wanna make if for my Bsf for Christmas! Thank you!
it turned out amazing, thanks for the tutorial
are we the same person?? multi media black artists?? I love this piece. Im happy i found it right after my friend asked if I could make her one of these for her birthday haha