Chunky Crochet Beanie~Diamond Stitch Crochet Hat

[@suelou56]

I love this hat pattern. I also love your channel. Keep finding myself going back to your channel time and again for different patterns. Your teaching skills are top notch! Thanks for all you do!!🥰

[@DaysCrochet]

Thank you so much for your kind feedback! ❤️❤️❤️

[@wakilhasan8680]

Plz tell me how to increase more?

[@zenyvarone2707]

I like your tutorial but it will be a lot easier to see with a different background instead of almost the same color. 😊

[@janetkennedy68]

Love it You were very clear with you incurnations

[@bevfromiowa7840]

I am so happy I found your pattern and bought it. Your tutorial is one of the best ones I have used. Look forward to trying more of your hat patterns Hugs

[@DaysCrochet]

Thank you so much! You made my day❤️

[@michellebowers4774]

Love this pattern. Excellent tutorial!

[@hannahhhstorrrmmm4681]

i love the tutorial, you speak very clearly which is helpful. but I'm sorta a beginner still learning these more skillful techniques, so something that may help someone like me is using a different background. the white table and the white yarn makes it sorta difficult to see which stitch you are going into, especially when making the diamonds. but I love the video and I'm working on a Christmas hat with it :)

[@DaysCrochet]

Thank you for that feedback! I will definitely take that into consideration in the future. I also have another few videos where I show the Diamond stitch with a different yarn. It’s one if my very first videos, so they aren’t the best, but they do show the stitches much better. Let me see if I can find it and link it for you☺️

[@DaysCrochet]

Ok so here is a different yarn and color using the front post treble 2 together that creates the “points” of the hat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5uXaIeVociHlbM

[@DaysCrochet]

And here is a demonstration of the front post treble 2 together joining the “points” from 2 rounds below in a different yarn color: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2fal6J-ZrqHZsU

[@hannahhhstorrrmmm4681]

@@DaysCrochet I just saw these, THANK YOU! I was making a Christmas hat with this tutorial and kinda gave up out of frustrating with my wonky diamonds, I'll have to try again!

[@nikkicleveland668]

I made this beanie and it came out lovely. I substituted the yarn with 1 strand of dk and 1 strand of Hayfield aran as I didn't have any chunky yarn. I used a 7mm hook and changed to a 6mm hook for the crab stitch around the brim The only thing I would do differently if using the same substituted yarn would be to leave out one row of sc around the brim. 🙂

[@tracisetter2164]

Subscribed AND joined Facebook group AND bought both chunky and bulky versions of this pattern!

[@DaysCrochet]

You are awesome! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Braverontheoutside]

Oh fab! Thank you for this. I was just looking for a good pattern for pumpkin picking come autumn

[@mhaen7539]

Beautiful beanie

[@DaysCrochet]

Thank you!

[@bananaz572171]

Lovely hat! For those of you using a smaller yarn, a larger hook or just need one more row for a bigger head/a lot of hair, I've done a bit of playing around. Round 5: incr 1 every 4 (2, 1, 1, 1) until the end; you'll increase 12 times. Round 6: 3hdc, then fpdouble treble (yarn over 3 times) or fptriple treble (yarn over 4 times, if you want it looser) 2 together, 4hdc until the last stitch; hdc in the last stitch. Round 7: dc all around From here, you can follow the rest of the video. Just keep in mind that whenever she says to do 3hdc, you're actually going to do *4hdc* due to the extra round, and the rounds of all hdc will be dc instead. *OR* If you find that the fpdtr2tog or fpttr2tog is too large, make don't do any fpdc in Round 3, just do the increases as normal (2,1,2,1,etc.); instead, you're going to do a fpdc once every 3 stitches (2hdc, 1hdc, 1fpdc) in Round 4, then continue along as normal with the remainder of the video. I hope this helps!

[@DaysCrochet]

You could also simply double the strands of yarn 🤗

[@bananaz572171]

@@DaysCrochet o: Yeah, but I've never been a big fan of doubling yarns past worsted weight. By the way, I love your videos!

[@DaysCrochet]

@@bananaz572171 I’m referring to doubling worsted weight (size 4). Not anything bigger. Thank you for your kind compliment! ☺️

[@thelucidcrow9331]

@@DaysCrochet thank you! I was about to ask about worsted held double. I really enjoy your videos, your hand signals are perfect! 😁 Is this a pattern that we can make and sell?

[@DaysCrochet]

@@thelucidcrow9331 of course! You can find my written pattern on my blog as well where I openly encourage selling your finished makes. I design with selling in mind🤗 Good luck to you!

[@melodymaben5365]

What size head this for ?

[@joannalee5085]

Bravo 👏 very nice

[@LadsandCas]

I love this design 💕 I just have one question, please. Would using a magic loop at the beginning give the same results as the chain 3? Thank you kindly 😌

[@DaysCrochet]

Thank you! And yes, absolutely! I personally hate the magic ring so I never use it. But you certainly can☺️

[@ophiuchusoversoul1785]

I love the pics of this hat but I have now tried the pattern following the counts exactly, with THREE different sized yarns (started with 8 hook 5 bulky yarn) and even regular light worsted, I cant make it stop rippling. It curls so much, and my counts are right... I dont know how to fix this its so upsetting. I want to just drop stitches because it feels likes its just to many but I know it would really mess it up. Going to try one more time and if that doesnt work I quit. Im really struggling and need a crocheting win. :(

[@DaysCrochet]

I’m sorry you’re struggling😔 maybe take a break from it and try again another time? Make something easy for now. This pattern is definitely intermediate

[@ophiuchusoversoul1785]

@@DaysCrochet aww thank you. I am actually. Trying to make a scarf for my husband. Im actually kinda struggling with it too. No idea what my issue is. Iv made a bunch of really nice baby items and while I know the stitch isnt easy, I should be able to .. anyways. Thanks for the reply, hope you have a great rest of your day.

[@barbarasheehan7236]

Do you have a pattern for a scarf that would go with the Queenie Beenie. I just purchased the pattern for the Beenie.

[@DaysCrochet]

I have done a pattern for a cowl, but you definitely could do a scarf using the same pattern concept. If a cowl is acceptable, it is listed in the Queen Bee Set, along with ear warmers and wrist warmers to match.

[@ksrw11]

How does one make this bigger as inba 22 size

[@DaysCrochet]

It should fit someone’s head that size. If not, I would just simply go up a hook size or 2

[@ksrw11]

Ilk try using 9 mm right now with 2 strands 4 ply i don't have chunky yarn thanks forb fast reply

[@DaysCrochet]

@@ksrw11 ohhh ok then I misunderstood you! I would double worsted weight yarn and follow the pattern

[@ksrw11]

I wanted to try using 1 strand 4 ply but was smallish. So back to using 2 stands and 9mm

[@DaysCrochet]

@@ksrw11 I actually did write up a pattern for this hat using worsted weight but it’s not one of my free patterns. www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/queen-beenie-worsted

[@Suzanne_Is_Hooked]

What size of beanie are you working on?

[@DaysCrochet]

The finished measurements are in the description box. It’s an adult sized beanie

[@Suzanne_Is_Hooked]

@@DaysCrochet thanks 😊