How to Crochet a Raffia Boater Hat
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Beautiful! Now I can have an Edwardian style boater without the exorbitant price.
I absolutely love this hat. Thank you for sharing this video.
Beautiful hat . Love dong them. Clearly explained the method of doing it in the video so that every one
can understand. Lovely share.
It's beautiful. I may have to learn to crochet so I can make this for my daughter
I luv this hat!!
Amazing work!!
Amazing video! Thank you so much!!
Love your work Anna ❤️. Subscribed 🌻
this was the most complicated video I've seen. The visual was not clear about the v tick thing, I wanted to move your fingers out the way and go under lol my frustration was real
I am pretty sure that is a 'knit' or 'waistcoat' or stich. Other videos specifically on that stitch will break it down better for you. Basically she's going through the middle of the post.
Nice I make hats and starch them. They turn out good in cotton too.
What is the process to starch them?
@@DaysOfSodaAndLantana Ive seen people use spray on starch.
Thank You for sharing your talent as a beginner I didn’t find this video difficult ❤
On the 10th row add doble stitches 😊 I follow directions from video and had to make corrections later.
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Beautifully done! Great hat. I'd love to make one for the summer. Thank you for sharing your creativity and techinque.
Beautiful. Do you make raffia crocheted bucket hats?
Thank you for this pattern! I' ve one question... From row 11 to 16 do you increase the stitches or you are making one double and only 8 sc in every row?
I need this to be answered cause the polygon shape is forming again 😅
Which crochet hood would you recommend to make a raffia hat,
Thankyou
La medida de la circunferencia cual es para cada talla?
I am interested to the video. I want to crochet this kind of hat
Can you tell me where to buy your plastic plastic circle , Thank you😝😍
Loved it 😍 subscribed to the channel 😊
anyone elses hat turn out really big? im remaking and stopping the top circle at 90 stitches and see how it goes.
So this is processed raffia paper yarn correct? I am learning about raffia. Want to make some sun hats. Have made several with lion brand rewind yarn. The cleo fedora hat. I think the Raffia is probably the way to go unless u need to cram the hat in luggage.
Have you tried using the regular yarn ? I just found this and I’m thinking of using red heart yarn and making it stiff with glue or something like that.
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can the hat fold?
What do u called on the last part you put together with the rafia yarn?? Pls help thanks
I love this pattern but you never said to change to 3.0mm hook. I worked it out eventually. I will use this again
Hi at what point do you switch hooks? Thanks!
When do you use size 3 needle?????
@@reneindc2u did you find out???
@@aprillovesgolf7042 Hi there no I never got an answer :/
Her needle does not change throughout the video. At 22.41 it is clear she is still using 3.5mm hook
what is the diameter measurement of the top of the hat? please :)
Please, in the 11 routh one double and seven single crochet?
What other yarn can be used to make this hat, I have never used this type yarn but want to try and make it, thank you
ive used cotton yarn and cotton ribbon and they both work beautifully.
What do you do if someone has a larger size head?
You make more rows on the top of the hat, before making the walls of the hat
А можно на русский язык субтитры?
Hiya! Can you spell the transparent tume's name? As i can't find it anywhere!
It's called rigilene
Why cant i figure this out?! Its to hard i cant make the first not!
What is "regilin"?
It's rigilene boning. It is commonly used in corset and dress making but I'm sure it would work great in hats as well. Unlike wire it won't warp or bend.
Would wool and the gang raffia work?
Not sure how to make sense of it. I’ve got
Magic ring
6 SC
1 double in each = 12
1 SC + 1 double = 18
1 double + 2 SC = 24
1 double + 3 SC = 30
And hen I get lost, honestly I don’t understand the 6 row. You move 1 stitch or something ?
And then R7 = 5 SC + 1 double and you do that for row 8 and 9 ?
Row 10 all SC that’s ok 😅
And after row 11 to 16 ? I don’t get how when you do the edges you start with 15 SC + 1 double crochet.
I’m sure I’m gonna figure this out buuuuut how long it’s gonna take me it’s another story 😂
But the hat is so beautiful it’s worth it 😁
А на русский нет???
What is the white wire called?
I can't understand what the wire is called either. If I find out will post it
@@reneindc2u I will just get some millinery wire. I looked "hat wire" up on Google and a lot of the same stuff came up with that name.
@@Pixelflare03 thanks! do you think that wire is stiff enough? I don't want any bend in the brim.
@@reneindc2u I dunno, haven't bought it yet. It's literally made for hat brims so I would assume it's good.
It's actually a CLEAR wire, and I can't find it anywhere! Any clues on where to get it? All I can find is millinery wire (which is probably ok) or flat rigilene...very frustrating!
What is ragelane and how do you spell it?
Que es redyelin
Rigilene
sorry, what pattern were you saying when doing the 2nd row, cause I am so stuck at the beginning and dunno where I could stitch in. Thank you
She is stitching into the center of the post itself. It's also called a 'knit stitch' or 'waistcoat stitch', among others.