Thank you for both the tutorial and pattern! I’m going to start today maybe in a few hours when I have time. I’ll edit this comment once I’m done telling how it came out
Just wondering how this bucket hat is holding up? Most people use cotton yarn to hold the shape, but I have a light 3 weight acrylic yarn Iv'e been wanting to use. Does is get droopy overtime? First time making a bucket hat. Thank you!
The yarn I used for the hat in this video is a 3 weight acrylic yarn, and it’s held up very well for me - no drooping! Sometimes the brim flies up a bit in the wind, but that happens with all of my brimmed hats haha
hi!! sorry if this is a stupid question, but if i do round 5 twice (or more) before doing round 6, will it help make the head circumference wider/bigger so that it would fit me? (since 22" is too small for me apparently haha) thank you for this tutorial btw!!
Thanks for the tutorial... This is very helpful, I had to enlarge the picture but it's okay, it's clear enough, the important thing is to know the names of the stitches first. ❤
Love this so much! I followed your tutorial to make myself a strawberry bucket hat (the holes between the stitches look like seeds) and it turned out SO CUTE! I did have to remove a few rows because it was a little bit too big, but I believe that has more to do with my gauge/yarn, not the pattern itself
@@quinnbender im not switching colors so i think thats my problem. my project kept having a pointed tip at the top of my circle. ive restarted it 3 times and the same thing happens.
@@KnotsByAngie No problem if you don't want to switch colors! Just make sure that at the end of each round you slip stitch across your project into the next chain space (so after you slip stitch into the top of the chain 3 from the beginning of your round, you'll want to slip stitch into the next double crochet stitch(es) and then slip stitch into the chain space to start your next round.) As for the pointed tip, the only thing I can think of is that your stitch count may be off. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
I’d suggest starting with a 5mm hook! Make a test swatch (a 4x4 inch square in double crochet) with the yarn you want to use and the 5mm hook. Compare your test swatch to the gauge provided and adjust your hook size accordingly! If you have more stitches and rows in your test swatch compared to the provided gauge, you’ll want to use a larger hook. If you have fewer stitches and rows, you’ll want to use a smaller hook. Hope this helps!
Hello! Im a bit confused as to how you come out with 12 stitches at the end of RND 1? Can you explain a bit more please? Maybe im just counting wrong but i usually count the edge stitches like if they were single crochets for example.
I think you may be counting the chain spaces as stitches, but you should only be counting the DC stitches! In RND 1 there are 6 sets of 2 DC, so there are 12 stitches. Hope that clears things up!
@@quinnbender okay wait , I believe I see the issue now. Like when we go into the next chain space in RND 2, do we skip 4 DCs and then go into that space, or skip 2 and go in between the sets of DCs? I think I was mainly confused because I haven't worked with chain spaces before haha
When working RND 2, you’ll skip 2 DC stitches and work in the next chain space. Throughout the pattern, you’ll be working in every single chain space, you’ll never skip a chain space. Another way to look at it is that by the end of RND 1, you should have 6 chain spaces. In RND 2, you will (DC 2, ch 1, DC 2) in all 6 of those chain spaces. So at the end of RND 2 you should have 12 sets of 2DC and 12 chain spaces.
I like this tutorial but I. The future would you consider bringing the camera closer so we can see better please& thank you.
On mobile you can actually zoom in closer to the video, just pinch it like you zoom in on your photos! Not as clear but def helped me 🙂
Thanks!!! I didn’t know I could do that, it really helped! 😊
I will just watch because I’m a visual learner and beginner and slow. Thank you 🙏 😊
Thank you for both the tutorial and pattern! I’m going to start today maybe in a few hours when I have time. I’ll edit this comment once I’m done telling how it came out
Just wondering how this bucket hat is holding up? Most people use cotton yarn to hold the shape, but I have a light 3 weight acrylic yarn Iv'e been wanting to use. Does is get droopy overtime? First time making a bucket hat. Thank you!
The yarn I used for the hat in this video is a 3 weight acrylic yarn, and it’s held up very well for me - no drooping! Sometimes the brim flies up a bit in the wind, but that happens with all of my brimmed hats haha
hi!! sorry if this is a stupid question, but if i do round 5 twice (or more) before doing round 6, will it help make the head circumference wider/bigger so that it would fit me? (since 22" is too small for me apparently haha) thank you for this tutorial btw!!
Thanks for the tutorial...
This is very helpful, I had to enlarge the picture but it's okay, it's clear enough, the important thing is to know the names of the stitches first. ❤
omg this is precious
Your hat is so very Pretty 😍 I really love ❤️ it you do great work thank you so very much for sharing your tutorials 😊😊😊
Love this so much! I followed your tutorial to make myself a strawberry bucket hat (the holes between the stitches look like seeds) and it turned out SO CUTE! I did have to remove a few rows because it was a little bit too big, but I believe that has more to do with my gauge/yarn, not the pattern itself
Omg that is such a cute idea!! Glad it came out so well 💕
@@quinnbender Thank you!! It was very fun!
tutorial made no sense. pattern didn't help either. video unclear
I’m sorry the pattern is giving you trouble! I’m happy to help if you have any questions!
@@quinnbender im not switching colors so i think thats my problem. my project kept having a pointed tip at the top of my circle. ive restarted it 3 times and the same thing happens.
@@KnotsByAngie No problem if you don't want to switch colors! Just make sure that at the end of each round you slip stitch across your project into the next chain space (so after you slip stitch into the top of the chain 3 from the beginning of your round, you'll want to slip stitch into the next double crochet stitch(es) and then slip stitch into the chain space to start your next round.) As for the pointed tip, the only thing I can think of is that your stitch count may be off. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions!
This pattern is actually really simple! It helps to keep rewatching, and you can zoom in if you're on your phone too! @quinntimara
Lindo , gostaria muito de fazer mas não está não tem tradução pra português.
Yarn size pls
Hi! I love your video! I would suggest for future videos to zoom in to see the stitches/placements more clearly!
This looks nice. I hope i can do it one day.
What's the hook size please?
I used a 5mm hook, but use whatever hook you need to match the gauge ☺️
I plan to use a dk cotton but dont know what hook size for an adult. Any advice? I don't understand use the hook size for the guage.
I’d suggest starting with a 5mm hook! Make a test swatch (a 4x4 inch square in double crochet) with the yarn you want to use and the 5mm hook. Compare your test swatch to the gauge provided and adjust your hook size accordingly! If you have more stitches and rows in your test swatch compared to the provided gauge, you’ll want to use a larger hook. If you have fewer stitches and rows, you’ll want to use a smaller hook. Hope this helps!
@@quinnbender thank you so very much for answering
Too far away 😢
So cute! Making it for my granddaughter .
I want to use # 4 weight yarn, what do I need to change to adapt to your pattern??
Nope , you can use size #4 :)
What is a "chain space"
It’s the space between the stitches that was created by chaining in the previous row! (All the holes in the hat between the stitches are chain spaces)
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Hello! Im a bit confused as to how you come out with 12 stitches at the end of RND 1? Can you explain a bit more please? Maybe im just counting wrong but i usually count the edge stitches like if they were single crochets for example.
I think you may be counting the chain spaces as stitches, but you should only be counting the DC stitches! In RND 1 there are 6 sets of 2 DC, so there are 12 stitches. Hope that clears things up!
@quinntimara I have 18 sets of 3 doble crochets after RND 3, does that sound correct? And thanks for the quick response! 😄
@@quinnbender okay wait , I believe I see the issue now. Like when we go into the next chain space in RND 2, do we skip 4 DCs and then go into that space, or skip 2 and go in between the sets of DCs? I think I was mainly confused because I haven't worked with chain spaces before haha
When working RND 2, you’ll skip 2 DC stitches and work in the next chain space. Throughout the pattern, you’ll be working in every single chain space, you’ll never skip a chain space. Another way to look at it is that by the end of RND 1, you should have 6 chain spaces. In RND 2, you will (DC 2, ch 1, DC 2) in all 6 of those chain spaces. So at the end of RND 2 you should have 12 sets of 2DC and 12 chain spaces.
@@quinnbender Okay thank you, that makes more sense now!!