Crochet Classic Men's Hat / Beanie Tutorial

Hello. In this video I'm going to show you how to crochet a classic men's hat.
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Crochet Classic Men's Hat / Beanie Tutorial

[@SirinsCrochet]

You can find the written pattern here; sirinscrochet.com/crochet-classic-mens-hat-beanie-tutorial/

[@rpatmavathy402]

Very nice i will try thank you

[@angelregis6593]

Thank you for sharing such beautifully crafted projects. I loved this pattern! The finished product was awesome and the texture so unique.

[@Sinha010]

It doesn't say how many stitches after each row.

[@eveliaplatonmestiza5113]

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[@jaiirenco6376]

@@Sinha010

[@gratnam9455]

Dear Ms Sirin, my 9 year old son has been crocheting for about 8 months now. He has done 4 of your patterns for himself. He has decided to spend the rest of the time we are in quarantine knitting some of your simpler patterns for premie babies in the local hospitals. We managed to buy yarn before the lock down in California. He takes 2-3 days to do one hat so has set a target of three hats a fortnight.

[@FrancienDanielsWebb]

He will be designing rocket projects before you know it. I too am crocheting and knitting and enjoy the excuse that Covid19 has allowed me to use. At close to 69 yo I have been crocheting and knitting for 65 years. If you don’t do anything in those two methods you end up sewing, quilting, macrame etc so he will be making so many useful garments for himself as well as beanies for new borns who arrive with very little and those precious babies deserve so much more. God bless you both and get those needles out soon.

[@SirinsCrochet]

Hi, sorry for late responding. I'm so happy to read your comment. I have a 11 years old daughter and I try to show her some patterns. I know it's so hard to crochet at that age. I congratulate your son and hug him warmly. 💜💜💜 Keep on good work my little friend 😘😘😘

[@gratnam9455]

@@SirinsCrochet Thanks, He has now donated 36 hats. School is restarting so I expect the rate to drop off drastically. But he has produced a lot of other things, a couple of scarves and a tea cosy, Hoping this becomes a life time hobby. I am sure your daughter will enjoy learning, you explain so well!

[@SirinsCrochet]

@@gratnam9455 Thank you ♥ You are so kind. My daughter loves to make embroidery and she likes knitting. Crocheting is still a little hard for her :) I'm so happy to be a little part of your son's beautiful donation project. I hope he could always make a handwork like crocheting which can take all of his stress. And he can also keep helping people with this way ♥♥

[@candyhart100]

How sweet!

[@melaniejane9877]

Please tell us how many stitches you have on each row when you finish that row, and show us how that row looks finished? thanks.

[@His-Joule]

It's 22cm long

[@clemenavalos7166]

***Tip: Add stitch marker to the third chain of your beginning Ch3 stitch in each row to clearly mark the beginning stitch of the row. Row 1: 12 stitches (Ch 3 + 11 DC) Row 2: 24 stitches (Ch 3 and DCs) Row 3: 36 stitches (Ch 3 and DCs) Row 4: 72 stitches (Ch3 and DCs) 72 stitches for remainder of rows Pattern suggests to make enough rows until you reach 22 cm/8.5 inches. Or as many rows as you like depending on the length that you want.

[@bremccoy327]

Can you advise on how to create a extra row of increases?

[@clemenavalos7166]

@@bremccoy327 I don’t know! I’m not a pattern maker, I just kept track of the number of stitches in each row to help me make this beanie again. Do you want to increase after row 4?

[@flokolick6124]

Thank you so much for the information. It is needed to have the pattern to set up right. Much appreciated.

[@nadineborden7145]

I have to tell you that I have a lot of experience crocheting and your instructions are not clear. For example, you should have told us how many stitches at the end of each round. In general, I found your explanations not thorough.

[@betty73777]

Thank you for your tutorial, lovely binnie. I'm beginner, I'd preferred if you had mentioned how many stitches were made at the end of every row specially thise at the beginning. Are they multiple of 12? Thank you

[@ritzrn630]

It's just getting wider at first but as I continue, it formed into a hat. I thought I was lost at first

[@kylieholloway2186]

Love this pattern! Very thick and warm and easy to make.

[@betsythraves]

I love this hat! It was very easy, once I got past the increase rounds. I had to frog those FIVE times before I finally got it right. Sirin, you are one of my favorites for crochet videos. I have to agree with Nadine below on this one, though. Not quite as clear as others of yours, and I would also have found it helpful to have the stitch counts for each row. Now that I've figured it out, though, I'll be making more of these!

[@dianecrumbley90]

Can you tell us how many stitches at the end of each round? I’m just a little confused.

[@pvw88]

True! Not even the pattern provides that. It's annoying.

[@Sinha010]

@@pvw88 I ended up having 76 stitches. Edit: They were too many and it's shape is weird.

[@malmogrinify]

It's a good tutorial but it's missing something very important things. 1-The number of stitches after the 12 dc in mg . 2-It kept spreading in a big circle , usually it bends down due to stitches decrease . Am I the only one who has these problems ?

[@vickiegaines5918]

Me too. I improvised to decrease. I didn't but I know what else to.

[@alyssavera7131]

Did it look messy when you decreased? My rows eventually stopped lining up.

[@denisebecker6188]

I notice on round three. She is increasing every stitch. So yes, the count at the end would be helpful. So we know we are right.

[@danibullard2154]

I might have an explanation, although I’m not very experienced so hopefully this isn’t misinformation. I too was worried I missed something because at the beginning it does seem like it will just keep expanding as a disc. However, I persevered and it did eventually turn to the hat shape so after seeing this comment I thought about it a while and I think I know why now. There’s no increase in stitch count once you hit the final repeat. It’s an even one to one front post or back post and then join so it can’t be adding stitches each round right? So, I think it gets pulled into the bell shape after about 10-12 rounds because although the diameter IS increasing, the stitch count is not, which has a collaring effect and will pull the shape into the bell shape you want. I’d love to know if that’s right or not because I really don’t know what I’m doing yet haha. I came here to try and find out why some of my hats are so small but I think it has something to do with the yarn type or maybe me pulling to tight in my crochets. Hope this helps and if Sirin sees it maybe we can get further info or confirmation for this theory.

[@victoriawilson3181]

I made last night came out beautiful! Yes, turns in bell dhape. I did 8 inch. Looks great

[@mazalbuquerque]

I have made this and it’s really great! Thank you. I found it really difficult to get the end-start of the new rows correct and ended up having to undo work several times but I got there in the end. I would love it if tricky bits like the end and the start of a new row are shown more clearly and done a little slower.

[@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree]

Me too.

[@leed1374]

You can slow the video down by going to the top right of the video and tapping the 3 dots and then going to video speed and slowing it down.

[@Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree]

@@leed1374 I still had problems seeing. I gave up. It’s nice though. I’ll probably come back to it another day.

[@lopabhatt3197]

Same here Mam, can you please help me out with the stitch count before we repeat the rows with bpdc and fpdc..?

[@lupeluque6122]

If I may be so bold.....if after every row you could show your work so that we may compare it to ours. Thank you.

[@susanstephen4555]

I must be the only one that is not able to follow this tutorial or the pattern. I am new to fpdc and bpdc but I understand how to make them the problem is where to put them. I am going to try it again tomorrow. I love the look of this hat and I really want to make it.

[@kareninman220]

Thank you so much for this wonderful pattern. I am doing the 10 DC start with a 6mm hook then I switch to a 5.5mm hook for the last 4 rows or so to get a tighter stitch around the ears. Fits my hubby perfectly. I am making many to donate in my area. ❤️🧶

[@chiquipineda]

Thanks so much, Sirin! It turned out so pretty!!! I also appreciate the effort you put in sharing this with us. More power to you and your channel. :)

[@nikkicleveland668]

I have just made this hat using stylecraft aran and a 5mm hook, it worked out great. After the increase rounds I was sure that I had done something wrong as my hat looked like a flat circle! However I kept on going with the repeat round and slowly but surely the hat took shape and I obtained a hat shape. This I my new favourite beanie pattern. Thank you Sirin 😊

[@emmaxxx2035]

AHHHH this same thing happened to me I felt so disheartened I felt like I did something wrong but it also ended up working out:) I'm glad somebody else experienced this🙂

[@icarmalita]

Maybe I quit too soon😂

[@mtaylor2406]

I have a flat circle 7”, will it turn or should I just stop

[@rchirico1]

Oh good! I was thinking id end up with a flat round placemat! Ill keep going.

[@kathy9947]

I'm so glad you left this comment and you kept going to success. I thought I missed something !😊

[@maureenmcclure7478]

I enjoy your work, but at times you move a little to quickly and talk a little to fast. Could you please slow dow just a bit. Thank you

[@cljclb3351]

You can slow the video down there is a place to adjust playback speed. I use it a lot when I’m learning new stitches. :)

[@kimberlysolis9203]

@@cljclb3351 how do you do that?!?!

[@karishmasayuri]

@@kimberlysolis9203 Click on the Settings next to the CC and adjust your Playback speed to however fast or slow you need it to be.

[@ozzyolof9209]

Too fast, sometimes the wool gets stuck, this is my fourth time, I just can't keep up, sorry.

[@Marny5580]

At the bottom of the video window is an icon that looks like a GEAR. Click on the Gear and click on PLAYBACK SPEED. Change to 0.75 speed ...and that should help a lot. Her voice will get slower, too. Hope this helps. You can also always PAUSE and Rewind.

[@gyjohnson4946]

This is the most confusing thing I’ve ever seen

[@trishnemeth7035]

I'm at 6 rows into the pattern repeat, and this fabric is so thick and fluffy! It's going to be so warm, like wearing a blanket on your head! Thank you for the pattern!

[@batty3897]

For row four it would have made a lot more sense to say put one dc and one fdc in each stitch around vs "1 dc in the st of dc of previous row+1 fpdc around the dc of previous row+1 dc in the st of fpdc of previous row+1 fpdc around the fpdc of previous row)" it was very confusing

[@marym2440]

Love this pattern . it is just what I was looking for. Our crochet group is making hats for the homeless and this will be nice and warm for the men. Thank you.

[@SirinsCrochet]

You're welcome. 💚💚That's so nice. Thanks for helping people and make me a part of this 💙

[@Seeressrose]

Thanks so much for using closed caption. I am deaf so this is perfect to start my hat making.

[@payalsaxena7165]

Beautiful... Added on my future list.... Thank you Sirin, Marry Christmas and wish you a very Happy New Year ...

[@priyakoul3951]

Hey, just want to know if you have made it, and how did it came out?

[@em1bahrain]

Thank you for the beautiful pattern. I'm stuck at row 4, when i finish it, the the circle seems too big and frilly. I just wanted to make sure i got it right, is it like 1 DC and 1 FPDC in EACH stitch? so 2 stitches in one stitch all over the row? or is it 1 DC in one stitch and 1 FPDC in the next? like one per stitch all over.

[@fireflyeffect1]

Mine too is getting frilly...its curling up...Is this normal? Curious to know how its going to take its final shape...

[@kristinaburgess9665]

Yes she is doing dc and fpdc in each stitch for row 4. (If you keep having a hard time, happy crochet club has this hat and she goes slowly and counts the stitches.

[@pamammerman6869]

I'm wondering the same thing.

[@pamammerman6869]

@@kristinaburgess9665 Thank you! Very helpful.

[@canadian4oodie115]

I had the same problem and restarted twice again but same problem. I even slowed down the video. She doesn’t say how many stitches we are suppose to have after each row they would’ve been helpful. So I gave up.

[@hanam1710]

Thank you for this video, I do half of this hat 12 stitches, but it seems small for men’s head, could you please tell me how to make it bigger?

[@LifeLensLognepal]

I also had same problem but I done second cap with strictly following all step it works. You will have 12 dc at 1st ring, then 24, and at 3rd one you have to do double regular dc and single front dc. It will multiply previous 24 dc.

[@justinh3234]

Ugh...I tried for an hour just to get past the first steps and could not get it.

[@elizabethbranthwaite7067]

Well I’m afraid mine has also gone a bit wrong - I think I have ended up with too many stitches - mine looks like a tam-o-shanter 🤣🤣🤣 if you don’t know what that Google it to get an image and you will have a good laugh 😆

[@SirinsCrochet]

😂😂 It’s really funny. I can’t imagine how it turns out like that. But it’s still a hat 😂

[@jacquitaylor7683]

Hi Sirin, I’m making this for my Dad for Father’s Day and the pattern is great and easy to follow so thank you. The only problem I’m having is that it’s quite tight so not sure what I’ve done or whether I’m just a tight crocheter! I’m going to try and stretch it so hopefully that works 😊

[@danibullard2154]

I’m having the same issue. Sad I haven’t found an explanation. What’s even stranger is that the tightness/smallness only happens with certain yarns. I have two that stretch properly and no need to edit the pattern, and three that were too tight and had to be unraveled to add to make it wider circumference. I’m not very experienced so I wish I knew what was going on with that 😕

[@rockridge5017]

Amazing hat! Love how nice and thick it is! Thank you I’m on my second with many more to follow!

[@lupeluque6122]

Awesome and easy mans hat. Feels like a double yarn hat for warmth. I love your clear and concise instructions.

[@petrichor5294]

I keep getting 22 stitches instead of 24 on the second row. Could you please tell me what I’m doing wrong?

[@alishacancio682]

You might have 11 in your magic ring and need to add 1 more?

[@sukcheung2850]

As the previous viewer, please tell us how many stitches of each row are there? I am confused too. R1: 12; R2: 24; R3:48???!!

[@kellyclement4395]

Can you tell us how many stitches each row has

[@jackiesealey2743]

Please men's how many stitches at end 3rd row. Thank you

[@savithaiyer4527]

How many stitches will be there at the end of row 3 and row 4? As per your written instructions, does it mean that increase stops from row 5?

[@cillag3839]

Thank-you so much, I love this hat, the soft, squishy texture is so cozy & comforting. I am re-learning crochet after being a beginner 3 decades ago. Due to quarantine, I needed to keep creatively busy AND I decided to see how many hats I can make for the cold season, as I would like to give these out in the community where I work (DTES) Vancouver, BC. I am trying various patterns, this will now be my #15th hat, and I am enjoying making it very much. Your time & effort spent to teach this is so very much appreciated.

[@rachelcarlson3197]

Love your accent. Your english is very good. Subtitles are great. As previously suggested, consider adding stitch totals at the end of each row in future tutorials. This will assure veteran and novice crocheters they're on the right track.

[@Entertainment-gs2pi]

What is the total count of the stitch after the decreasing I want to check if my work is right?

[@travelnursecayla]

Mine is looking like just a circle/coaster (?). When I fold it in half, it looks like a taco. Am I on track? Will this start to take shape eventually or just stay a circle? I just keep doing front and back post crochet with no decreases until the end, correct?

[@andreajones1572]

I absolutely love your videos and pattern....and your furbabies 😻😻. I have a Ragdoll cat and she loves laying on or near whatever I'm crocheting 🤣😂

[@chilipeprsandi]

I like this pattern -now that I have figured out how to connect at end of row...took me a few tries. Sooo nice💕. Sirin,Thank you .

[@emmabug1375]

Can someone please tell me why no matter what pattern I do to make a beanie, it always is a wobbly circle. I’m going to continue to see if it changes but I don’t know what I am doing wrong. Can someone please give me some advice?

[@SirinsCrochet]

Emma you can use smaller hooks. You are a loose hand crocheter I think. Just try a smaller hook.

[@emmabug1375]

@@SirinsCrochet thank you so much!!💕☺️

[@patlaurenti9738]

I love all your hats. Thank you so much for your clear instructions 👏

[@jacquelinewatt4418]

Can you tell me how many double crochets I should have when I start the continuous f and b post rows?

[@Sinha010]

I had 76.

[@nelsoph001]

TRUST THE PROCESS TRUST THE PROCESS TRUST THE PROCESS!! Like some other comments I was also concerned about the outcome especially cause of the strange folding, but decided to keep going since I already started. It ends up good! I did use a thicker yarn so it is smaller, meant to be a men's hat but it fit me instead, so be warned if you are using a thicker yarn! Good tutorial!

[@BeatriceBambino]

I'm halfway through but I can't see how it will go from circle to hat. If I keep adding rows it will just become a larger circle... no? sorry I'm a beginner

[@brendanottle4668]

Hi Sirin I love this pattern it feels very thick, but I have a question I've never made a hat in a round circle before how does it form into a hat because the circle is just going to get bigger and bigger and bigger. When do you start decreasing the stitches so it starts folding in?????

[@SirinsCrochet]

We will stop increasing Brenda. Then it can't keep its round shape . You don't have to decrease for this. ❤❤

[@brendanottle4668]

@@SirinsCrochet ty the beanie is definitely coming together and I have to stay again I absolutely love this pattern and thank you so much for sharing.

[@stephaniejung7705]

@@brendanottle4668 so do I just continue to repeat the same pattern and it'll form the shape?

[@brendanottle4668]

@@stephaniejung7705 yes it will form its shape, love this pattern.

[@surekhamathangi5308]

Hi ma'am I started doing this. I want to confirm that whether it's correct or not. It looks like plate.

[@Amy2kool]

Hi Sirin... I have a love and hate relationship with your channel😀.. I hate it but I love it.. Initially I find your tutorials difficult and frustrating and then when I redo them I finally understand and it's happiness🌞Thank you for another fabulous crochet tutorial. I find the stuff you put up quite unique and standout. Made this for a friend and it turned out very nice. Thank you for taking the time and sharing your knowledge 💐 I am tackling the leaf bag next. Hope I ace it.. 🤗

[@SirinsCrochet]

:)) You will hate the leaf bag tutorial, I am sure. But than you will fall in love with the bag. Glad you like the results in the end ♥ Thank you

[@ozzyolof9209]

Thankyou so much, my grandchildren told me that I can slow it down, I was getting a bit frustrated. It hasn't stopped me, I will make this beanie again.😀👍

[@alixcoralie3984]

Thank you for this beautiful tutorial ...will make one soon 💕

[@efskar8965]

Βάλτε αριθμούς για να καταλάβουμε εμείς που δεν ξέρουμε την γλώσσα , από Ελλάδα Θεσσαλονίκη , ευχαριστώ!

[@ma1dmar1an]

Thank you so much I have made 3 of these now i love that it stretches to fit even. I am just trying to modify this same pattern for a child now

[@Megan-tq9xu]

What size is it? The width of it around. I would like to make my brother one but not sure if this would fit him..

[@nasabhage8245]

Luv your tutorials ❤️ Please help me out , the beanie keeps adding one stitch! I tried considering ch2 as the first back post DC but that left me with space there. What am I doing wrong?

[@nithaprasanth5554]

I started with 12 dc, did everything as instructed, but finally it was too tight for my hus. Don't know why. Anyway I used it for my 5yr old niece.

[@LifeLensLognepal]

I also had same problem but I done second cap with strictly following all step it works. You will have 12 dc at 1st ring, then 24, and at 3rd one you have to do double regular dc and single front dc. It will multiply previous 24 dc.

[@nithaprasanth5554]

@@LifeLensLognepal Thank you so much my friend..

[@lobatl732]

I followed the instruction, and I've almost used a whole cake of yarn and all I have is a VERY thick 9 inches flat circle? Is that right? Should I continue? How much more yarn do I need?

[@lilbitofsouthernspirit7788]

I did a mens hat. Turned out great, & my Son loves it! Now his coworkers want one 😊 thanks! I want to do one for my grandson. He's 4. How many DCin beginning?

[@juliee6442]

Help please! I started this hat but I’ve gotten to around row 11 of the repeat but I have a lot of stitches and a lot of ruffling in my work. Can someone tell me if this is correct before I carry on, or maybe I have too many stitches! Any advice would be appreciated thank you

[@simmythelamb1301]

i wish you would have gone into more detail surrounding the double crochet 😭 my yard kept getting stuck and it was a mess

[@malarieann]

If I use a smaller hook but the same amount of stitches will the beanie be smaller? I'm currently using a 6.0mm hook but trying to get my women's size down to a S/M it's at a large I use 11 stitches to start

[@meravassayage8562]

Hi, thanks for sharing your patterns🙏😊.I have a question, I'm at the stage of starting to knit regularly along all the rows, when and how is a hat made, the shape is still flat😍 thanks

[@alyssavera7131]

why does mine look like a skull cap and not a beanie? Mine didn't come out this narrow. It's much wider and I can't figure out how to neatly decrease.

[@ceciliaburchett7956]

Hello, what is the width of the crown once you are finished with the increases and what is the width of the finished hat?

[@paulastunden-smith7726]

Can I use this pattern for big chunky wool ...Bernat big blanket yarn with a 9mm crochet hook??

[@kathleendrees4974]

A really nice pattern and well instructed. My only comment, count stitches so that each row is the same, at first, it is really easy to begin to increase

[@juliaaltamirano7468]

Hermosos trabajos. ..pero todos en inglés!! Podrías poner los subtitulos rn español???? Por favor

[@RobinCartier-l7n]

Here I was looking forward to trying a new pattern on u-tube … very disappointed that you don’t mention all the number of stitches at the end of each row … guess I can crochet this … very sad 😢

[@jadewood6754]

Hi. I love this pattern and made this hat for my husband and now my son wants a matching one. He's 7yrs old. Can i have this same hat but a pattern for his age. Thanks

[@kennethcoady6381]

I began this hat & felt like i was crocheting a big circle so I gave up. When does it start looking like a hat? I really want to make it but felt like I was going nowhere with It

[@islayjulen6645]

kenneth coady I’m the same. I’m missing something i guess

[@ritzrn630]

I felt same. I wanna give up as it's not forming a hat. Did you figure out how? Tanx

[@kennethcoady6381]

@@ritzrn630 no i didnt..picked a different pattern.

[@First-Mila-theday]

Could ya tell us how many crochets we are supposed to end with on the non-increasing rows..........

[@susang9306]

That's handsome Sirin! TY . love it. 💝

[@SirinsCrochet]

🙈🙈Thank you Susan 💜💜

[@enidcrossley8873]

@@SirinsCrochet o

[@conniemartin9468]

Not sure if i will receive a response; i started to make this hat, but how does it stop becoming so wide?? Do you have to decrease or will it eventually just slim down to a hat??

[@happiness.happiness776]

Hey sirin. You didn't explain at what row we should reduce stitches to get a shape. Kindly explain about it

[@jadewood8812]

I did this hat for my husband and he loved it and now my 7yr old wants a matching one. What's the best way to approach this? Thanks

[@debbiekozelka3601]

I like this video BUT I don’t see how this pattern comes out looking like the hat you display…

[@JaniceEvans-t3c]

I think I’m making a mistake at the join of the final repeat rows. I do the last fpdc and join with a slip stitch into the stitch and not the chain as shown, but it seems like I end up with two back posts. Then I don’t know where to place the first bpdc of the new row.

[@gracejanetthuita2164]

When does it fold to shape like a hat? because I'm trying it out but the circle only gets bigger and bigger, did I miss out on anything?

[@itsmeyuli9854]

same with me! Wish someone can answer.

[@itsmeyuli9854]

Grace Janet Thuita actually I figured it out. Got it

[@muralilincy]

@@itsmeyuli9854 hi...i m struck with the same issue..u didnt mention how did you figured it out..can you pls reply..thanks

[@sangitapai]

I'm from India and I liked this pattern very much and making one for my husband.Thank you for nice video guidance.I request you to make one video on half round or semi circular shawls it would be very helpful!

[@leilonnihamilton8356]

How many rows did you do front post, back post? Thanks for your reply. 😀❤️🧶

[@kelliehart4798]

How many rows did you do because I'm making this our friend Margie's grandson who had lost his mother

[@gailrussell9104]

The written pattern does not consistently tell how many stitches I should have at each row either. I am NOT a beginner.

[@khothone8405]

Why my cap is becoming smaller and tighter...am I to add sowm.more stitches??

[@Ann-Vorol]

I need to ask a question, does using a 5MM hook going to make the hat smaller? I'm at the point of 5 inches and think this is never going to fit a man or woman!

[@ZoeViolet-uq9yz]

Hiya, how do you make this wider please? do you put more than 12 stitches in first row?

[@marlenecollins801]

Could you make it longer and roll it over. A beautiful lesson thank you.

[@sigibraby1220]

Thank u for showing this nice beanie. Mine looks like a plate. How many stitches should there be in the last row.

[@ritzrn630]

Mine too. Did you figure out how to form into a hat?

[@helll5894]

Am I just repeat the pattern until 18cm? I don't know how long that I made now, but it's less than 18cm, and I think it's still so small for my bf's head :( I just follow your tutorial, can I just do it until 18cm or I repeat from the very 1st step to make the circle larger than before(?)

[@maryamturkmani9755]

No , it's not 18 cm it's 8 inches

[@helll5894]

@@maryamturkmani9755 thank you

[@ياربيارب-ت5ز4ن]

لوسمحتي نزلينا الترجمه بلعربي

[@lucillegoudreau441]

Thank you, I will make it with you

[@Crafty3627]

I thoroughly enjoy your KZbin channel. Your patterns are so beautiful and you are such a good instructor. Your voice is so soothing. I feel so calm when I’m listening to you. I also want to thank you so much for doing your channel in English. I also enjoy when your cats get in the action. Please keep up the good work.

[@SirinsCrochet]

Hi Eloise. I fell very happy to read such comments ❤ Glad you like my videos and thanks for appreciate 🙏Have a beautiful day 😘

[@gailrussell9104]

It would really help if you would tell how many stitches at the end of each row. That is standard.

[@patriciafarley7516]

Do you have instructions for children size ?thank you

[@nejla46nelja82]

Eline sağlık çok güzel Daha önce Türkçe anlatıtordunuz şirin hanım Yine öyle yapın bence yani Türkçe kolay gelsin 👌

[@qcdon73]

I have just made this hat! And I thank you for showing us how! You are actually my go to KZbinr for instructions and inspiration! I find it easy to follow you, we crochet the same way, and I do understand you. The accent makes me listen better I think! I love your cats! I am tackling more beanies and your 3D leaf bag. Keep up the good work, you are awesome!

[@anniemags2664]

Hi Sirin, if I want to add fleece to the inside of the hat do I need to change the measurements?

[@Pmd-bs6zv]

I gave up it kept curling up at the final round before the front loop and back loop part

[@felizgreenbaum2451]

So why is mine just getting wider and not turning in?

[@carolmarks8210]

I just came here to post exactly the same thing. I now have a lovely doily! I can't figure out why it keeps getting wider.

[@felizgreenbaum2451]

Carol Marks lol right! I talked to my gramma and she watched the video for me. She says that the last place the presenter mentions stitch count is in the second row, so she’s sure that’s the stitch count I should have.... which I don’t think I do lol.. so maybe that’s it? That’s why I love Mikeys videos! He’s always clear about the stitch count. That makes a big difference. Glad I’m not the only one! Lol

[@felizgreenbaum2451]

Carol Marks hi! I think I actually figured it out. So by my grammas suggestion, I went through again and she’s right, we should have a certain number of stitches even though it’s not mentioned. So instead of having 24 stitches as mentioned in the second row, that’s not where you repeat the number of stitches. It’s actually on row 3. If I’m correct, you’ll end up with 50 stitches. Following that row pattern all the way through keeping 50 stitches. I finally finished mine for my husband I’m so relieved. Good luck!

[@carolmarks8210]

Thank you! I will give it another try!

[@Sofia-dy2ld]

Hola