Crochet sorting hat tutorial inspired by Harry Potter

[@sarahjndonovan]

This is great! I made it for my Harry Potter Christmas tree topper!! ⚡️

[@valerienaves]

i diont know...maybe its me but this was a very hard to follow tutorial!! you didnt clarify how many stictches very well..in the beginning for sure! I dont usually complain about anyones videos...but I really really wanted to make this, i am not a beginner. thanks anyway!

[@bonniemcpherson8021]

It would be better if I know Joe many stitches there to be on each row so far I can't get past row 6 the increase don't match up on the rows 6'7'8

[@shkurrump]

Same here.

[@mariaceliadesouza9605]

Talvez te ajudaria se colocar legenda, lá diz qual round ela está fazendo

[@sbeverlee]

Love how this hat turned out and you did a fabulous tutorial on how to make it. Thank you for sharing.

[@vindab06]

This is just great! I'm going to try to adapt it to make a baby hat. Also I think I would use wire in the brim instead of cardboard, that way you can shape the brim and make it kind a wavy looking. This is truly an awesome job tho! The best one I could find online!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@gypsyrose636]

Oh yes you are most welcome. I think the wire is a great idea. Will have to be careful putting wire in a baby hat though. Thank you for your feedback

[@vindab06]

@@gypsyrose636 Yes that's true but it's only going to be a prop for baby pics and that's it. Plus I will be sure to make them aware it's there. Thanks again :)

[@coleguinha2008]

Ficou lindo, vou fszer um desse ❤❤ Ps: ativem a legenda que vocês vão conseguir entender...

[@LinaSkov]

It would be nice to have the stitch count at the end of each round. I am not sure I’m doing it right 🙈

[@gypsyrose636]

Thank you, a few have suggested that. This was my first tutorial I filmed. All of my other tutorials made after this one have stitch count included. Thank you for your feedback

[@sallywilson386]

Brilliant 👌 Would prefer a written pattern, but the tutorial was great 👍 Thanks so much 🤩

[@jorjahael8724]

I made this and everyone was fighting over it. So I've got to make some more. Fortunately I wrote the pattern down as I went along, thank you

[@nicoleceleste9836]

If you don't mind could you share the pattern

[@nicoleceleste9836]

I just realised your comment was 2 years ago so you probably don't have it anymore😅

[@nancyferguson4203]

You have a shadow on your already dark yarn. Cardboard does not lend itself to wash ability, to say the least. I am looking at substituting stiff interfacing or a plastic grid material for the brim.

[@nicolehaugen9265]

Thank you for filming and sharing this tutorial. It is outstanding and the hat is awesome! Vey excited to hook up a version!

[@gypsyrose636]

thanks Nicole looking forward to creating more tutorials in future.

[@juliaphelps7326]

When i get to round 13 i have 7 extra stitches I've tried 3 times with the same problem idk what im doing wrong

[@charleneknowles7371]

It would be great if you gave the total stitch per round. Mine turned out with about 12 extra stitches

[@usthem4586]

OMG! This is so cool! Definitely going to make a couple for my boys. (Maybe one for me 😉) Thanks for sharing! 💙

[@gypsyrose636]

thank you for watching, it was my first tutorial so hopefully it's easy enough for you to understand

[@Pixxelina]

lol remember it’s so much easier to complain than to say thanks. All these people complaining either they don’t know basic maths or they are lazy. Fantastic job in my opinion and thank you for sharing your magic with all of us muggles. 🩵

[@mistirichard2281]

What an awesome video!! Thank you so much! I made one to decorate my kids bathroom and it is just perfect!!

[@DeeKay-pu4lo]

I would like a stitch count for the end of each round. I am not finding the rows to line up very well. I have 4, 4, 6, 6, 8, 10, 14, 18, 22, 24 so far I think? but also not sure if that 24 should be 26 for an increase of 4 and not just 2?

[@mamachard5288]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@lisajonck6553]

Love this. Is there a written pattern please.

[@loretta2539]

I made this and my baby sister ( shes 2) decided it is hers 😂😂 if I try to wear the hat (I made it for myself actually) she will throw a temper tantrum until I give it back 😂😂

[@bonniemcpherson8021]

I'd make her one to

[@mypugifullifecrochet8410]

Thanks for showing how to make this!!!

[@gypsyrose636]

thank you, I love your channel ;)

[@mypugifullifecrochet8410]

I love your channel as well!!!! ❤️

[@DaShanaBaker]

How many things of yarn does it take.

[@claudiarocha2076]

Muito bom .. good ..amei..

[@debbiejohnson7543]

in America its the front stitch and not the back stitch you need to go into to have that seam on in the inside of the hat. also it would help if you could give us stitch count after each row. so we know we are on track. thank you very much for sharing

[@gypsyrose636]

Thank you. This was my first video tutorial. I have since added stitch count to all of my other tutorials thanks to feedback like yours. 😘😘

[@barbibarton5493]

Debbie Johnson ahhh I was wondering why? The backstitch on mine was on the outside!!? I thought maybe I missed it if you said turn the hat inside out! To get that noticeable seam! Thanks for that. It's a good thing I didn't go too far in making it! But, still had to do the row over! 😳☺️👍🏼 Thank you so much for this tutorial! Love it!!

[@terehernandez4998]

Hola buen día, serías tan amable de especificar cuantos puntos te debe quedar en cada vuelta por favor , porque no me coinciden los puntos en la vuelta 13

[@SherisBagofHolding]

Just what everyone needs! Yay, a sorting hat.

[@hayley1026]

How do I like this more than once? Because this deserves 100 thumbs up

[@gypsyrose636]

Oh thank you so so much. I have never filmed a tutorial before so it was quite the challenge. If you make this hat and are unclear about any of the instructions then please leave a comment here or dm me on Ravelry www.ravelry.com/people/Gypsyroselewis

[@gypsyrose636]

And share the finished project on your channel so I can see :) I just subscribed ;)

[@cassiepreedom1631]

Currently making this but after working row 15 until the width was right, the beginning of my row, that should be the TBRL for the top lip is in the middle back of my hat, not on the side like in the video😩 so frustrating! I guess I’m gonna just have to wing it from here😭

[@anne-mariekelly3670]

Thank you so much for this vidéo XXX

[@thecarrlegacy]

Hello! Is there a written version of this pattern that I can purchase?

[@jackiebevan9781]

I've got to the inner width of the brim, my stitch count is 72, so do I do the 20 treble and the rest dc, or do I do 37treble and the rest dc? Thankyou

[@Closure4Cobain]

Hook size?

[@debbiejohnson7543]

its hard to hear your voice at the end of the video but im so happy you made this. thank you

[@gypsyrose636]

oh thank you for that feedback I will be sure that dosn't happen in the next one

[@deborahwhitaker5279]

My girl birthday is coming up I'm going too do this for her i really hope it looks as good as yours thanks for doing this video😍😀😄

[@gypsyrose636]

no problem, thank you for watching. keep an eye out I will have monthly tutorials and I now have a playlist where they will all be listed

[@dlk6g]

This is wonderful! Do you have a written pattern by any chance? I'd purchase it if so. I do like patterns with videos as sometimes the pattern is not really clear to me. I'd like to make these for my nephews. I was wondering if doubling the yarn would give it more structure? The brim means it cannot be washed, which with little ones is not idea. Maybe a double yarn here would give it more stiffness or something.....hmmmm

[@SunnyMaria-gc8fo]

This looks so cool, but I am not able to wrap my head around the math. In row 6 things get wonky, and stitch counts don’t match the indicated stitches. Clearly a muggle problem over here.

[@Woodsandwaterthrift]

I’m having the same problem! Row 5 I end with 8 stitches then row 6 I end with 10 stitches but I don’t think this is correct …. If we are supposed to end row 5,6,7,8 with the increase my row 6 ends with a normal dc ( I wish there was a pattern written out so I could see what my stitch count is row by row! ) 😭 edit** i followed suit, 6,7,8,9 were “wonky” feeling. but I just finished row 13 everything is lining up exactly how hers is in video.

[@adrianamuller6220]

ola sou Adriana de Curitiba PR Brasil, adorei sua receita de crochê, queria tanto fazer, mas não sei falar em inglês kkkkk poderia fazer uma legenda p nós por favor kkkk ou podeira fazer mostrando mais os pontos cm mais claridade. obrigada

[@coleguinha2008]

Ativa a legenda no vídeo q vc consegue entender, pra ativar vc clica no CC q aparece na tela qndo vc clica no video pra pausar ou dá play....

[@millheather83]

Do you have the pattern written down? I like to watch the video but also have the written directions in case I’m doubting myself lol

[@brandycewonderland1497]

You can read the subtitles here on YT.

[@julietgoldschmidt5830]

I just wrote it down myself. Play/pause step by step 🥴

[@UnlockingLoreTGC]

Thnx for uploading this. Do you have a written pattern?

[@gypsyrose636]

no written pattern at this stage

[@princesebrenda4146]

thank you thank you thank you

[@angelscrochet223]

how much wool/yarn do you use

[@karen_cantillana]

No se entiende nada habrá el patrón escrito?

[@csandoval975]

when youre doing the inc for the brim is it 1 DC in next 5 stitches and 1 dc inc in next stitch for each row?Same thing with the DC decrease.

[@Pixxelina]

She says you need to do 5 double crochet, then a double crochet increase. Repeat this all the way around and continue repeating this round until you reach the outer edge of the cardboard

[@bellelavie9083]

Hello, thank you so much for this tutorial, I made one hat already and it is looking very nicely. Although not as good as yours... I'm not sure I found the right yarn to make it... It does not stay straight... Could you write me what kind of yarn you were using ? I'm not catching that part in your video (I'm speaking french)... This is important to me because I would like to adapt your pattern to make black final year hats for my daughters which need to stay straight, you see ? Thank you so much for your advice on this :-D

[@gypsyrose636]

I used a worsted weight acrylic or 10ply is the Australian equivalent

[@bellelavie9083]

@@gypsyrose636 Thank you for your answer, I hope you feel better :-D

[@maytejimenez1731]

@gypsyrose Hola yo hablo español y después de la ronda 15 ya no se que hacer ya que solo me Hiba guiando por el texto del vídeo realmente no entiendo el inglés espero me puedas ayudar o donde puedo comprar el patrón?

[@crochetwithhelen]

I HAVE TO TRY ONE!!!!

[@mariaesperanzariveraramon757]

Quiero este tutorial pero me cuesta mucho trabajo entenderlo porque esta inglés ayuda por favor

[@robertapatrigniani7743]

È possibile avere la traduzione in italiano?

[@lissetysanchez333]

¿Como puedo escuchar el video en español?

[@solveig23101962]

Peut on avoir les explications en français? merci

[@yue8155]

Y aurait il un tuto écrit ?

[@leemac]

Fab fab fab! I was wondering which yarn you used for this (as it looked quite chunky in your first vid ;) ) You captured his 'facial' features so so well

[@gypsyrose636]

Thanks hun, I am really happy to have this pattern out there. Sorting hat 2.0 after the epic data loss incident of 2018 🤦‍♀️ I am excited to film more tutorials now and create a better set up. The lighting in this video is not ideal and this was filmed with my smartphone on a selfie stick wedged between some books 😂😂 well... its a start :) I hope you give this project a try

[@antonia4742]

Hello! Do you use only a 200gr of yarn? I'm wondering how many would I need to make the hat! I'm so excited! Thanks for sharing!

[@gypsyrose636]

Thank you for your question. The yarn I used was a worsted 200g ball and I used most of one ball ;)

[@gypsyrose636]

So you will just need one

[@nancyferguson4203]

Your voice is cutting in and out. It would make it easier to learn if you used a light colored yarn.

[@claudiebillet7362]

Dommage que ce ne soit pas traduit en francais

[@mariajosefaortega7887]

Por favor no lo entiendo lo puedes traducir a español gracias

[@KarrieHop24]

Do you have an Instagram so I can tag you?

[@kirstyhill9019]

challenge accepted!

[@kirstyhill9019]

also, is there an alternative to using a stitch marker? i was thinking of using a safety pin because my stitch marker is lost

[@Misticaldaylight]

@@kirstyhill9019 I know,I’m replying 2 years later, and you probably already figured it out but yes, you can use a safety pin and a lot of kits actually come with both safety pins and stitch markers

[@robertapatrigniani7743]

Non c'è qualcuno che ha la voglia di tradurlo?

[@marthaviteri4276]

Las siglas de que quiere decir

[@aliciajacott54]

Porfabor compartamos en Español

[@lolicamachopicadizo595]

Mencata

[@annmagrs9333]

Hiya, please could you let me know how to contact you by dm or Facebook messenger please. I'm not very good with KZbin and I would really like to ask you something. This video is amazing by the way. I'd never have known it was your first!!

[@joudalharbi9985]

I don’t want this I need this

[@catherinehenderson6913]

love your video...do you have a facebook page I can follow you on...