I have been looking at videos for months and nothing ever clicked. But for some reason yours did. Maybe it was the birds singing, who knows. But thank you! I inherited a ton of baby yarn and my friend has a charity. I am up to 10 hats already. AND this really cleared up my issues with granny squares, which has been on my list for years! (Up to 4 of those already). THANK YOU!!! I love your video you really opened up my yarn world. I will think of you happy every time I start a new hat/square, which will be often. ❤
this was exactly what i was looking for,it was easy to follow,,there was no fussy stitches,and the end result was a perfect little hat,worthy of being given as a gift,,amazing tutorial,thank you so much,also thought id mention that it only took about 40 minutes to complete,,
Thank you. Your directitonswere clear and repeated them often enough so beginners could see what you were expaining. What I liked is that you didn't chat nonstop. Hope this is a blessing to others who are looking for something charitable to do.
I really appreciate this tutorial. I haven't crocheted in a long time but needed to make preemie beanies for my best friend's daughter who decided to arrive a month early. Our little one is only 4lbs and needs beanies to help keep her warm during her time in NICU and even after. Your video will be very helpful and I think I will continue making beanies for babies in the NICU. Again thanks for your time and help.
Thank you for taking the time to comment. Im so happy you came across my tutorial. Make sure you subscribe, I'll post another premie pattern for you. Many prayers to your best friends new addition! Feel free to share your little hats on my fb page, crochet therapy shop. I d love to see them 🥰❤
@@keepfxckinggoing Good Morning, Thanks for the fb info. I finished my first preemie beanie and am on to my second. My stitches look a little tight on the first one but I am confident it will improve with practice. Baby is doing well enough that it sounds like she could be going home very soon ( ie: Christmas day) 😁 Yaaaaaaay
Thanks Angie! I really wish I could learn to make videos. You did a great job here. :) I know I already wrote, but this morning I got a new subscriber to my bevscountrycottage facebook group and she said it was because of your video. :)
You have been an inspiration for charity crochet for YEARS I am just so thrilled you allowed me to put this video out there. I'd love to do more, I'll contact you over facebook.
Great video, but a tad confusing. It was difficult for a beginner to see which hole you were inserting your hook because your finger was in the way when starting Round 3. Also, after completing the 4 rounds of dc in each stitch for the preemie hat, the instructor was making a newborn hat and started showing how to complete the newborn hat. From then on, the video was showing how to complete the newborn hat, but never mentioned what to do for the preemie hat after the 4 rounds. So, I picked up when the boarder was being made for the newborn hat. My finished hat was 3" high and approximately 9-10" in circumference using a tape measure. The video did not show how to make the pom pom or how to attach it, so I just made my own. I did go to the website and print out the instructions for future use. Thanks a bunch for sharing. It was a great learning experience.
At the beginning of round 4 she explained that if you were making a premie hat, to start doing the dc rounds for the length you want your cap. For the newborn size, do 1 more row of increase. (3 single dc, 2dc together). Then row 5 was the start of dc all the way around for desired length. I do believe she said 9 rows.
You got to fast for the people ;cant see what you are doing .Does it possible to see that in a slower movement . But its a good way to learn and thank you.
size 6 yarn would be quite bulky for a baby. Unless its a photo prop I would use a 4 weight yarn. If you use size 6 with the recommended hook from the label, It'll turn out to be an adult hat.
Thank you, this was the pattern I used to make a bunch of newborn and preemie hats. I donated 21 to the local hospital maternity ward!! :D Do you have a pattern for children and adults?
Sheila Leopold-Hooke it takes a very long time for me to upload long videos so this is meant for you to pause as you go so that you can control the pace.
A H. No worries, you just need to count at the end of each round. It's tedious but worth it. You are probably sneaking a stitch at the end. Many beginners sneak a last stitch into the beginning chain stitches. Good luck, don't give up!
I haven't had a comment about this yet, so without rewatching. I probably said to repeat row 4 for another round, pause the video and play when you've finished that instruction. Watching me crochet a row exactly the same creates a very lengthy video with information you don't really need. So just go ahead and repeat row 4 and pick up with row 6 instructions.
I'm so confused, I followed your instructions properly (I have the subtitles on too because I am deaf) and no matter what I do, I still only end up 21 stitches on that second row instead of 23, where the hell am I going wrong?! I'm trying to make some hats for charity, but I can't get past the second row at the minute!! So frustrating! Please can you help because I am seriously confused! Thanks! Xxxx
Tracey Kitchen you are probably missing the first stitch, I go into the same stitch in the beginning or the last stitch. If you get 21 though, you could just switch a hook size bigger and it'll work at 21 stitches lol. :) don't give up friend!
Tracey: STITCH COUNTERS WORK GREAT. I had the same problem & I truly feel your pain. Put a different colored piece of yarn or a small safety pin through the chain at the beginning of your new row on the first stitch. It helps immensely. Then you don't have to count again until your at end of that row and you can recount when you come to that stitch marker just to verify. I was trying to make small toys and to where I was only going around and around only 12 stitches but making rounds of 40 and was so FRUSTRATED. I promise you, STITCH MARKERS HELP SO MUCH. THEY EVEN SELL LITTLE LOCKS at JoAnne Fabrics for like $3.99 in a pkg of like 20 pieces. It has helped me immensely. I hope this is helpful. Don't give up fellow crocheter. :) Your friend, Shelly.
This is just the job. At the moment hundreds of people in the UK are knitting 'fish and chip jumpers' and baby beanies for babies born to destitute families in Africa and in refugee camps. These new borns are often sent home wrapped in newspaper, hence 'fish and chip babies' then 'fish and chip jumprs.' Crocheting the beanies will b e much quicker so I can make more. If you want to know more just Google Fish and Chip jumpers. Pinterest has several photos and the pattern is also on line.
I was going to re-do this one for an early beginner. I'm doing a crochet beginners series. We are on episode 9. I will make my next video just for you! A slower easier version
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I have been looking at videos for months and nothing ever clicked. But for some reason yours did. Maybe it was the birds singing, who knows. But thank you! I inherited a ton of baby yarn and my friend has a charity. I am up to 10 hats already. AND this really cleared up my issues with granny squares, which has been on my list for years! (Up to 4 of those already). THANK YOU!!! I love your video you really opened up my yarn world. I will think of you happy every time I start a new hat/square, which will be often. ❤
I'm new to making baby hats. This is the best tutorial I have seen. You explain each step so clear and easy to understand. Thank you
Probably one of the better(if not best) preemie hat videos out there! Thank you so much!
Thank you for the awesome comment!
I cannot wait to start on my first one after dinner
Loved making this, Thank you so much for posting. It is super simple, fast and darling. Thanks again.
Thank you so much! I'm new to this and it was easy to follow and what a cute hat it produced!
this was exactly what i was looking for,it was easy to follow,,there was no fussy stitches,and the end result was a perfect little hat,worthy of being given as a gift,,amazing tutorial,thank you so much,also thought id mention that it only took about 40 minutes to complete,,
Thank you Betty! That is amazing feedback to leave!
Thank you first time crochet new grandson.
Thats wonderful!!
Thank you. Your directitonswere clear and repeated them often enough so beginners could see what you were expaining. What I liked is that you didn't chat nonstop. Hope this is a blessing to others who are looking for something charitable to do.
Thank you! I try to make my videos right to the point so no one has to fast forward but yet slow enough you can pause when needed.
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Thank you so much for your help with this video ❤️ Just love it you are so great teaching . God bless you and your family always ❣️
That means more than you know. Stay safe my friend.
Thanks so much for making this tutorial! HUGS!
ANYTIME! I'm a big fan of your blog and all the charity work you've inspired
Thank you so much. Hats for our Hospital. 😆😆
Just made one and it turned out great
Fantastic!
Tried this! Awesome!!!!!!! Thank you so Much!
Its beautiful dear,thnks so much ,I did one now in Marron wool 🙏💕
I bet that was SO LOVELY! I'm a big fan of natural fibers
I really appreciate this tutorial. I haven't crocheted in a long time but needed to make preemie beanies for my best friend's daughter who decided to arrive a month early. Our little one is only 4lbs and needs beanies to help keep her warm during her time in NICU and even after.
Your video will be very helpful and I think I will continue making beanies for babies in the NICU.
Again thanks for your time and help.
Thank you for taking the time to comment. Im so happy you came across my tutorial. Make sure you subscribe, I'll post another premie pattern for you. Many prayers to your best friends new addition! Feel free to share your little hats on my fb page, crochet therapy shop. I d love to see them 🥰❤
@@keepfxckinggoing Good Morning,
Thanks for the fb info.
I finished my first preemie beanie and am on to my second.
My stitches look a little tight on the first one but I am confident it will improve with practice. Baby is doing well enough that it sounds like she could be going home very soon ( ie: Christmas day) 😁 Yaaaaaaay
@@keepfxckinggoing almost forgot to mention we share a last name. I will definitely share pics on your page. Thanks again for your help.
How about that lol can't wait to see pics my crochet cousin! 😄🥰
Thanks Angie! I really wish I could learn to make videos. You did a great job here. :) I know I already wrote, but this morning I got a new subscriber to my bevscountrycottage facebook group and she said it was because of your video. :)
You have been an inspiration for charity crochet for YEARS I am just so thrilled you allowed me to put this video out there. I'd love to do more, I'll contact you over facebook.
Lovely tutorial, very easy to follow, thank you .
This is awesome. You make it so easy to follow. Thank you!!
I'm used to just 'reading' the instructions..lol...Your tutorial is very easy to follow :) Good job !
Thanks friend!
So clear thanks keep well
Thank you. Stay safe
Awesome plz tell me what is the name of this crochet book
Great video, but a tad confusing. It was difficult for a beginner to see which hole you were inserting your hook because your finger was in the way when starting Round 3. Also, after completing the 4 rounds of dc in each stitch for the preemie hat, the instructor was making a newborn hat and started showing how to complete the newborn hat. From then on, the video was showing how to complete the newborn hat, but never mentioned what to do for the preemie hat after the 4 rounds. So, I picked up when the boarder was being made for the newborn hat. My finished hat was 3" high and approximately 9-10" in circumference using a tape measure. The video did not show how to make the pom pom or how to attach it, so I just made my own. I did go to the website and print out the instructions for future use. Thanks a bunch for sharing. It was a great learning experience.
At the beginning of round 4 she explained that if you were making a premie hat, to start doing the dc rounds for the length you want your cap. For the newborn size, do 1 more row of increase. (3 single dc, 2dc together). Then row 5 was the start of dc all the way around for desired length. I do believe she said 9 rows.
Ok I didn't get to start but I want to change colors in parts of hat my son had his first boy and he is a green bay all the way fan .and suggestions?
Look in my how to crochet playlist, there is a video on changing color! :)
You got to fast for the people ;cant see what you are doing .Does it possible to see that in a slower movement . But its a good way to learn and thank you.
Do u have any patterns for preemie diaper covers
Thank you so much for posting! Does anyone know the pattern for this so I don’t have to keep rewatching the video?
it is posted in the description.
Been crocheting for many years..your speed starting rounds are👎why can’t I get a printed pattern to make this gift within days?? Help!!
If you look at the video description, you will find a link to her written pattern, best of luck!
So if I am using a 6 size yarn, would I just the the crochet that is recommended on yarn ball?
size 6 yarn would be quite bulky for a baby. Unless its a photo prop I would use a 4 weight yarn. If you use size 6 with the recommended hook from the label, It'll turn out to be an adult hat.
Thank you, this was the pattern I used to make a bunch of newborn and preemie hats. I donated 21 to the local hospital maternity ward!! :D Do you have a pattern for children and adults?
THAT IS SO WONDERFUL!! I don't, but I'll add it to my list of suggested videos!
Great tutorial!
Thanks for video hat is very nice. You are going to fast for a beginner.
Sheila Leopold-Hooke it takes a very long time for me to upload long videos so this is meant for you to pause as you go so that you can control the pace.
What is the height for this newborn pattern. Please
On Bevs pattern she has it as 4 1/5"
Finally tried and mine looks like a yamaka. Too many stitches. I'll try again and count. Thanks!
A H. No worries, you just need to count at the end of each round. It's tedious but worth it. You are probably sneaking a stitch at the end. Many beginners sneak a last stitch into the beginning chain stitches. Good luck, don't give up!
Angi Vale Thank you!
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Cannot get on bevs site at all any suggestions?
www.bevscountrycottage.com/preemieround.html
What if I was using size 3 yarn which I already bought. Should I use an h or I hook?
Margaret McNeil I would use the recommended hook size for your yarn and just add an additional increase row.
Hi, I’m in the middle of this pattern and you skipped from four rows To six....???
I haven't had a comment about this yet, so without rewatching. I probably said to repeat row 4 for another round, pause the video and play when you've finished that instruction. Watching me crochet a row exactly the same creates a very lengthy video with information you don't really need. So just go ahead and repeat row 4 and pick up with row 6 instructions.
Where can I find the pattern for the booties
Check out www.bevscountrycottage.com for more of Bev's patterns!
Where’s the pattern
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I'm so confused, I followed your instructions properly (I have the subtitles on too because I am deaf) and no matter what I do, I still only end up 21 stitches on that second row instead of 23, where the hell am I going wrong?! I'm trying to make some hats for charity, but I can't get past the second row at the minute!! So frustrating! Please can you help because I am seriously confused!
Thanks! Xxxx
Tracey Kitchen you are probably missing the first stitch, I go into the same stitch in the beginning or the last stitch. If you get 21 though, you could just switch a hook size bigger and it'll work at 21 stitches lol. :) don't give up friend!
Tracey: STITCH COUNTERS WORK GREAT. I had the same problem & I truly feel your pain. Put a different colored piece of yarn or a small safety pin through the chain at the beginning of your new row on the first stitch. It helps immensely. Then you don't have to count again until your at end of that row and you can recount when you come to that stitch marker just to verify. I was trying to make small toys and to where I was only going around and around only 12 stitches but making rounds of 40 and was so FRUSTRATED. I promise you, STITCH MARKERS HELP SO MUCH. THEY EVEN SELL LITTLE LOCKS at JoAnne Fabrics for like $3.99 in a pkg of like 20 pieces. It has helped me immensely. I hope this is helpful. Don't give up fellow crocheter. :) Your friend, Shelly.
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Is this pattern available somewhere ?
melody maben yes, you can find the link in the description. It is from bevs country cottage.
This is just the job. At the moment hundreds of people in the UK are knitting 'fish and chip jumpers' and baby beanies for babies born to destitute families in Africa and in refugee camps. These new borns are often sent home wrapped in newspaper, hence 'fish and chip babies' then 'fish and chip jumprs.' Crocheting the beanies will b e much quicker so I can make more. If you want to know more just Google Fish and Chip jumpers. Pinterest has several photos and the pattern is also on line.
Too fast for beginner to follow
I was going to re-do this one for an early beginner. I'm doing a crochet beginners series. We are on episode 9. I will make my next video just for you! A slower easier version
Pleas a little slower
Check out my how to crochet videos if you get stuck on any of the stitches :)