Crochet Tutorial / Hat with ears

[@brittneylee26]

This video is perfectly fine. The only thing I would have added was what size yarn you used. I don't understand all the hate in the comments. She writes the pattern for every row at the top of the video. If you know how to read patterns then it's pretty simple. If not, then maybe you try googling before blaming the artist who is giving you a free tutorial that you don't understand the pattern. If you want to follow her hands, youtube has the option to slow down the speed of the video if you need to. This is such a cute hat, thank you for taking your time to share.

[@gobabe2396]

Who appointed you comment monitor? And better, when is it rude to ask for a pattern I asked was there a written PATTERN? As in on one of the many social venues Designers use. MANY HAVE WEBSITES ARE PUBLISHED and SELL PATTERNS. No better way than showing gratitude for something then supporting the business. Perhaps you can’t read patterns and require spoon fed instructions. If so there is nothing wrong with this. On occasion I enjoy listening to tutorials But some people don’t have the time to watch. Lastly it’s always a good practice to review a pattern in its entirety before you approach the project.

[@lusheraharris1002]

I love this, could you please add audio or do a video of making this pattern with audio so we can better understand where you are increasing and decreasing for the ears?

[@renatasales1698]

I loved this!! Such a cute hat!!

[@alinanicoleta6458]

Hello! This hat is lovely!!! 😍 In the pattern what do you mean inc.? You mean increase? (2sc)x8... you mean I increase 2 sc by 8 time? Thank you! You should try to tock in the video.... Gest a suggestion..... I think it is more easy for everyone! ☺️🤗🤗

[@adwoama]

This is a super cute pattern :) thanks for making it

[@kadiewatters6711]

Hey, great video. Could you pls write out the steps in the comments. I can understand the stitches and stuff but don't understand where to place extra stitch marker. I would greatly appreciate it.

[@zevrxn]

idk if it's what she did but i put mine like this: 1 stitch marker at the end of the row, 1 in the middle (since most rows are a x2 repeat), and in the rows where there is [first part, (second part)x3] x2 i put 1 stich marker between the first and second part. in the rows where there is some varying stitches and then like 40 or 50 single crochets i put the stitch marker in the stitch before the sc start, that way if i lose count i need to count only the sc and not worry about the rest. so the 2 markers marking the end and the middle of the row are fixed and the other 2 hop around a bit. but if you're good at keeping track of your stitches you don't even need the extra markers, the only one that is essential is the end of the row bc you're crocheting in a spiral

[@kadiewatters6711]

@@zevrxn thank you so much for ur help. Hopefully, this will help.

[@gailkerr7404]

@@kadiewatters6711 Or, you could use a slightly larger crochet hook. A bit late, but hope this helps also

[@ia490]

Notes: - The circle is worked in a spiral, so do not slip stitch at the end of a row - It's better to do a yarn under sc so there are less gaps between stitches

[@caring4all2008]

Such a cute hat, thank you

[@yeshiwangmo3312]

I really love this, but it would have been easier with audio.

[@handmadebyaura64]

Hey. Sorry to hear that. I am not putting any audio because it's hard for me to explain.

[@1978zancar]

@@handmadebyaura64 but its hard to follow along, I started it but got confused with row 5 & 6. so I stoped row 7 I understood. nice hat tho.

[@LucilleWinged]

Thank for the tuto! How can I make it a bit bigger please? (Mine is about 53 cm) thanks!

[@handmadebyaura64]

Hey. Your welcome. To crochet this hat you need to use radius of a circle formula. circumference C = 53cm + 1cm = 54cm (for space between head and hat) pi = 3.14 r = C / 2 x 3.14 r = 54cm / 6.28 = 8.6 cm so you need to crochet 8.6 cm from center to fit 53cm head. I hope it makes sense.

[@Senka.Kitteh]

Oh, i love how you do the ears!!! That is amazing!

[@Macat1975]

I love this!! What size yarn are you using?

[@bishicat]

i used DK weight yarn and it came out absolutely perfectly!

[@Macat1975]

@@bishicat Thank you so much for the reply 🤗♥️

[@챠밍-x4u]

덕분에 아기 모자 이쁘게 떴어요 ❤❤

[@jordanatticus190]

Is this for a childs head? How csn we adjust the size of the hat?

[@rosemaryramirez2595]

Do you have the written pattern? I can't tell what you're doing in the video some parts are confusing but I love the end result

[@handmadebyaura64]

Hey. Pattern is written on top of the video. Sorry if i make it hard to understand, but i dont know how to do easier way.

[@thoatran9258]

Cảm ơn bạn đã hướng dẫn , tôi rất thích nó

[@hotcom407]

Can u re-do this for 54-56cm please it's really complicated

[@r.khash-erdenedundgovi1118]

How to crochet big size

[@januaryyu5066]

Is this hat size for kids or adult?

[@thaohacao]

if I want to make a bigger hat, how should I adjust ? Which round should be increased?

[@kashmirmendelson1962]

You can use a thick yarn

[@anastasiadsigns4u]

Looking for an other video with audio

[@beeyaa7301]

what does increase mean? double the stitches?

[@AC-ig5rw]

Hey, I know your comment was posted two months ago, but hopefully I'll be able to help. An increase means doing two single crochets (in this case) in the same stitch. For example, on the top of the video, during row 2, it says: "increase 8 times". That means to do two single crochets in every stitch. You'll have 16 single crochets by the end of the row. On row 3, it's says: "sc, inc." That means start off with a single crochet and then increase, which means doing two single crochets in one stitch. Then, you'll just repeat that pattern of one single crochet in one stitch and then two single crochets in one stitch 8x (eight times) to complete your third row. Hopefully you get it now and your project goes well! If you have any questions, feel free to just ask me and I'll be more than happy to help :)

[@sismo66000]

Someone to explain the round 5 please i'm confused

[@Bross959]

Hi does this just mean 5sc into same stitch? (1sc,inc,2sc)

[@ia490]

No, you do each in a different stitch

[@minoupascalou]

Can you put the French translation on all your videos please, because I don't understand your language and I really love your work

[@sillymarie2954]

Did any one else have trouble with row 15? I did all of the other rows correct but the last 52 sc aren’t adding up. There is way more than 52 and I’m tired or counting cause everything else is correct.

[@nadiasews9464]

Hi! Just wondering what the point of the little clips are

[@AC-ig5rw]

Hey, I know your comment is a bit old and I'm really late to the party, but hopefully I'll be able to help! The "clips" or stitch markers are to make sure you don't lose track of the beginning of the row. Notice this person isn't slip stitching at the end of row and then chaining one to start the other. This is done so your project doesn't have any lines that make the end and beginning of a row visible. It's a great, easy trick to make your project just a little bit better looking. If you were to lose the beginning of your row, you would crochet forever and ever and not know when you got to the end and you would have an uneven amount of stitches on each side. I highly recommend using stitch markers in projects that do this. If you don't have one, don't worry, you can just use a little piece of yarn and place it in between the first and last stitch of a round. Feel free to ask me any questions if you don't get it!

[@WeepingAlien]

what would have been helpful is the amount of stiches im supposed to have by the end of each row im so confused lol

[@isabelle5713]

Hi (●’◡’●)ﾉ thank you for the tutorial, I made this hat last week as a present and it was so cute! My favourite part was seeing the ears appear, i loved it ❤ I would just like to note though that I skipped row 13 since I noticed it was a repeat of row 12 without increase and everything turned out fine with just the right amount of stitches. Again thanks, it was fun and easy to make (i even learned new stitches and to read a crochet pattern in English)

[@sandimelro876]

Hi there, was is the weight of your yarn, 4??

[@No_one69421]

I love it

[@gobabe2396]

Hello Do you have a written pattern. TY

[@grey7153]

It’s literally in the video

[@angelatrinidad2024]

Este sombrero le queda a un niño de 6 años

[@lynnirving4706]

Would love to crochet this for my granddaughter but I can’t follow your hands as I can’t see what your doing, if you had subtitles I could read what your doing

[@grey7153]

There’s the pattern in the video

[@No_one69421]

So cute

[@mus_muh]

hello, I want to talk too, but it would be more understandable if you explain with subtitles or audio. :((

[@hannahjulienigel]

Find this hard to follow, pattern is hard to understand.

[@grey7153]

It’s literally a basic pattern how is it hard to understand

[@jheromegaerlan1615]

It’s difficult to follow

[@jennyhuynh39]

Actually i think you dont want to show how to do it. As the complicated rows (R5-R6), you didnt make it clear and you made it faster. I watch it many times still dont understand. If your purpose is getting move views, you got it. But many people will not subscribe you after watching this video. Anyway thanks for sharing.

[@handmadebyaura64]

Hey, Jenny. I am sorry to make it hard to understand. When I am filming a video I am getting really nervous, that's why I crochet fast and I am filming with my phone so video quality is not the best. and trust me it's not because I don't want to share this pattern. To crochet "ears" like this in a hat is very simple. Markers in the video represent ears. So when I reach the marker I make an increase and then crochet a single crochet till the next marker and then increase. and everything outside markers is just creating a circle. After a few increases I just crochet single crochets a few rows to make ears a bit roundish and after that instead of increasing just decrease where the markers are at. Did you try crocheting using the pattern above? sc stands for single crochet, in-increase, dec-decrease. I just hope it helped.

[@grey7153]

No need to leave a hate comment. It’s easy to follow

[@januaryyu5066]

Is this hat size for kids or adult?