Elizabeth Beanie Crochet Pattern | How to Crochet

[@hermajestycrochets]

Thank you. Finally, instructions I could follow easily. I’ve made 3 hats in 2 days with this pattern! ❤

[@judyzipp7981]

I won’t say it’s a complete waste of time because I learned valuable lessons during my attempt. I did not use two strands which is probably the only reason I was able to recoup my yarn. I did measure the band to the suggested 19” and made it round 20 and that’s when I decided to cal it quits. My decreases left very large gaps with tiny beans between. I tried, tried and tried again, but kept getting the same results. Hats off to the many who were successful!

[@BloomByCC]

Thanks so much… couldn’t find this pattern through the link, and so so so many pop up ads I couldn’t navigate through. Appreciate what you’re gifting to the world in spite of that.

[@janicetibbet8465]

This has been a challenge for me, only the brim … I have redone it so many times I’ve lost count . I switched to the single then the 1/2 double only to go back and tackle the slip stitch one more time . I am that determined and I just about got it right ! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial and sharing this beautiful beanie ! 💕💕

[@haniehnasirpour]

Thank you for the amazing video~ It's the middle of summer and I decided to crochet a beanie as a gift for a friend who's moving to a colder country at the end of this week it was my first time making a beanie/hat, but it turned out great with your wonderful instructions Thsnks again

[@carolyndelfino2211]

You have to be a genius, I have tried to follow a few knitting patterns, impossible, because I'm a crocheter and this pattern is for me. Easy to follow. Thank you for doing the work of figuring it out for us.

[@knittenpurl4274]

This is like an ASMR video for yarnies. :) Your voice and those yarn and hook sounds are delightful.

[@jessicabaquerizo403]

I used the same yarn, same hook, did exactly how you did yours and it also came out enormous. So I modified the stitches and it came out beautiful

[@Pinkstar-gy7uy]

How did you adjust the stiches? Mine comes out too big too

[@chiquebabii]

I'm having the same problem. Pls help

[@silvialanus2103]

I would suggest 70 stitches added after the brim, or multiple of 2. I was watching it and 90 stitiches sounded too big.

[@arico3806]

Mine turned out huge. Total waste of time!

[@milagrospayne1633]

Ms Sarah: I absolutely like this pattern. You describe each step so well. You make it look sooo easy. I will use this pattern in different colors and gift them to cancer patients. Thanks and God's blessings on YOU!!! r step

[@mallieal-khafaji1940]

Just made this. Thanks for the great tutorial! I loved the options for the brim. I cannot for the life of me get the slip stitch to work for me so I went with the single crochet. It turned out a little loose but better than too tight. I hope my step mom likes it as much as I do!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re very welcome and I’m glad you liked the pattern :)

[@lsd938]

Slip stitch is easy... I also had difficulty with it... try more tutorials and u ll know it... it's worth it.. because it is more warm...

[@rachelharris725]

Try changing hook size. If my hook is too small for the yarn it doesn't go smoothly. You can go back to the recommended size once passed the brim. It might require fewer rows for the brim though so keep that in mind.

[@JP-iz4fb]

This is a lovely hat. Thank you so much. My mom's name was Elizabeth, so doing this hat made it extra special.

[@gloriab8624]

2 W% SEWEEE

[@butterflytatt]

I love this stitch! This beanie looks so professionally made! I can’t wait to make one for myself!!!

[@virginiablouin3681]

I started one and it also came out large and now I will also start over and I also like the stitch.

[@lsrproductionsentertainmen248]

I am sooooo glad that I found your channel! The way you teach is amazing! You explain clearly and because of you I can finally make hats! I I have sick and Crocheting is my therapy! can’t stop making them…it’s so much Fun. Thank youuuuu ❤️

[@djeoutdoors]

Thank you so much. Your instructions are wonderfully easy to follow. You have a very pleasant voice as well. I’m so excited to try many of your beautiful patterns.

[@Listospaviajar]

Jessica, thank you for sharing. I hope you can help me out with an issue I come across. 🙈 I ended up with 72 stitches, which is the perfect size for me, not tight and not loose, although when it came to the decreasing I have some additional stitches and I really don’t want to undo my beanie. 🥹 I did the doble crochet 5 stitches then decrease and so on, what can I do so I won’t have any extra stitches 2:47 ? Please help, it’s a present. 🙈

[@DRmakeupgirl]

I've been crocheting for years and still struggle with making hats. This looks simple enough I think I'll give it a try. Never done the bean stitch before. Your hands look just like my Aunts who inspired me to learn crochet in my early 20's.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Enjoy the hat pattern and let me know how it goes!

[@charlenerenee7751]

Hats are the easiest item there is to crochet.

[@ruthbriddon7941]

Fab hat! I take it you can make it any size as long as the stitch count is even.

[@Missroyalcourt]

This is a beautiful hat ,im making mine now

[@pam5389]

This is my favorite stitch to make my brims and also scarves. Thank you ☺️

[@sallysmith2937]

Very nice pattern. I like the bean stitch, it moves quite quickly. Thank you for sharing your talent. 🧶🧶🧶

[@magidimitrova1784]

I like the pattern, even though my yarn or my head (or maybe both ;)) ) was different, so I only had to make 10 rows and then I started the decreasing rows. I untied several times until I got this satisfactory result, but it turned out beautiful. Thanks!

[@AgnieszkaAnka]

Oh, finally! You showed me how to make a beanie without holes for cold winter. Thank you! :)

[@joyfunnell2780]

Recently found your patterns and they are all fab, just bought this one as a friend has asked me to make it and even though you give them for free I wanted to show support by purchasing this one. Thank you for making fab patterns and tutorials !

[@saraiadanza185]

Just finished this and as always, easy to understand and work up. Always a success and beautiful outcome. Thanks so much!!

[@patriciaock]

Neat ... for what size are these instructions pls

[@sharonrajan4253]

Beautiful, I love this hat, I've always loved bean stitch so I'm happy to have found you and the Elizabeth Beanie. Thank you!

[@louelladelange3097]

Thank you so much am new to the channel of crochet patterns on you tube and am enjoying your patterns so much. You explain so it is easy to follow. Many blessings. Louella from South Africa.

[@angelatejada6026]

Thanks ❤ love the style and easy to follow... I just finished one to give to my mom.. again thank you 😊 🙏

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Wonderful! You’re welcome ☺️

[@sandygrogg1203]

Such a cute hat. I subscribe, because I really like the nice calm way you teach. Your instructions are clear, and I am looking forward to trying some of these hats.❤

[@jobanaevelyn8824]

At first glance, I thought it a knitted beanie. I was surprised to see it was crochet! The stitches and ribbing look awesome. I knit and crochet so I’ll be trying this out. Thanks for the inspiration😊

[@beverlyquitay8500]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I love the stitches and it's easy to follow. I just finished my beanie . And I love your voice.🥰💗💗

[@andreapichler7870]

Ich habe dazu auch noch einen Schal gemacht - als Rand habe ich vorne, hinten Stäbchen gemacht! Schsut such toll aus. Dankschön für die 💡!

[@swinderjitkaur2088]

Hi Elizabet Nice , easy and comfortable hat really loved it .

[@preetikaur5247]

Awesome stitch pattern and great tutorial. I made this beanie. Really it is so beautiful. Thanx for sharing.

[@joeyg76]

Love this! Made my daughter a hat with this pattern. 😊

[@eunicemalatji-t8t]

Thanks for your way of making the rib

[@rsr4099]

Beautiful hat, great directions. I work my brims with fpdc/bpdc imo it's a cleaner look. Thank you for the tutorial

[@suesmith9665]

My favorite sitch for s beanie

[@jackie61064]

It has been turned out a beautiful cap. Thank you for sharing

[@annaloveless4107]

I like this hat. I am in a women's ministry that donates hats, scarves and other items to different places. I look for hats that are unisex.

[@lindahh798]

Love this hat!!! Your presentation skills are top notch and very easy to understand. I'm always looking for new hat variations and never thought of the bean stitch! Duh here.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

I’m happy you’re like it :)

[@ginareyeswoo1705]

I love your tutorial, thank you for sharing your pattern, it’s such a beautiful outcome 💕

[@CBESTOZZ]

Oh lawd km so excited to start this beanie ❤🎉

[@suyapajimenez516]

I do like your channel. I love textures also.

[@susieq7621]

You have the best voice for these videos. I have heard a lot of them your really great at teaching how too. How can i fined the Written pattern sometimes it’s easy for me to do both watch the video and also look at the pattern especially if I’m not around a video I looked where you said but I don’t see the written pattern thank you 💕

[@nadyat9924]

Спасибо. Очень понравилась шапочка. Рисунок простой и красивый. Спасибо за мк!

[@deborah5568]

This is an awesome stitch pattern. Beautiful hat ! Thank you for sharing!

[@cherryblossom4299]

I love all your tutorials, they are very well explained. I have one gripe though, it’s hard to see what you’re doing when you’re not in the picture. Maybe adjust your camera position? 🥰❤️

[@lanitamccafferty2554]

Thanks for sharing- I think this is a beautiful beanie and can’t wait to try it 🧶♥️

[@Mig-nr8hc]

Those are so nice …I like your work such as the hats , handbags, mitts and shawls 😊.

[@marcmillet906]

i got confused towards the end with the decreasing stitches when you said SKIP a stitch. I might not have been paying attention but did you turn the hat every time you got to the last stitch of a row? I am a novice and I can say that for the great part of this pattern i understand what you are doing. I think I am going to make me one using malabrigo yarn. the hat/stitch is really nice. 🙂

[@irismorio110]

Love the pattern. You are a very good teacher. Thank you.

[@lanitamccafferty2554]

OMG! You have Sooooo many cute patterns- I can’t wait to start in on some (I was told by my 5 year old granddaughter)I can’t start a new project until I finish the blanket I am working on for her Daddy) 🧶😂 lol 😂 thank you again for having wonderful tutorials 🧶🧶🧶

[@tammi67able]

Hi I’m new here love you video, such a beautiful texture, Ive never seen it done this way before, I will subscribe to your channel

[@ardithearnhardt2782]

Love your work and tutorials. Some are hard for me. ❤

[@pratikshapatil-cf4cg]

genius idea with the button on pompom👌

[@sherit8594]

I tried your "Slip stitch brim" and it's terrible looking at the seam. Time stamp 7:56 you say it's "Barely Noticeable". Not true...it looks 😔 terrible

[@tarabeck999]

Just finished making this! I had a thinner yarn so I adjusted the stich counts/rows to match but otherwise followed along and it turned out so cute! Thank you for the detailed video. :)

[@fiskeygrl]

How did you adjust for the difference in yarn?

[@tarabeck999]

@@fiskeygrl I've been doing this nearly 20 years now so I am wild, reckless and mad with hubris --- I did the thing you aren't supposed to do and just eyeballed some quick calculations. lol Don't be me, it's only years of messing up that allows me this nonsense. Swatches are your friend. The gauge is listed in the description, and working up a swatch is a great way to size things out if you're unsure of a gauge. Just work the number of stitches listed and compare your numbers then adjust until they match and stich accordingly. There are some great videos about making swatches and how to use them on here if you're a visual learner. Hope this helps a little!

[@cindymarler1342]

Mine was too. I started over with a 4mm hook and it’s now a little snug for an adult.

[@amandasmeal58]

I made the brim to 19 inches (single crochet stitch) and joined it. When I started the half double stitch to build the hat. My halfway point is 35 and not 45. I used a 5.0 size hook with a medium weight yarn (4). What did i do wrong??

[@febiolazipora]

Thank you for this video! I'm making one for my best friend:)

[@mzzsleepe1795]

Great tutorial! You make the slip stitching look so easy! Thank you! 🧶✌🏻

[@colorzcrochet]

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[@ItalianaBella117]

Did anyone else's come out ridiculously large? Mine could have been a chef hat lol...the stitch is so beautiful though. Will give it another try with some adjustments.

[@maxmustermann-hx3fx]

Yes I noticed at round 12 and started over but I also use a bigger yarn

[@Love091512]

Mine did. I use red heart supersaver and a 5mm hook. Maybe I should drop a hook size and give it a try again.

[@estherh.e.867]

Mine too lol, but I managed to reduce it.

[@klgm63]

@@estherh.e.867 How did you reduce it?

[@sherit8594]

Yes rediculously large. Try "Yarn and Chai" pattern 👍

[@mjperfume1523]

How do u sew the Pom 34:05 Pom. Without a hook

[@esmeraldagreen1992]

To those people complaining that the hat came out too large use the measurements of your head and reduce the number of stitches, instead of 90 stitches do 88 or 86 or 84 as long as the number of stiches is even it will work

[@supty9441]

I m watching ur video and made a blue hat😍 it's beautiful.

[@EvieO1950]

Thanks for mentioning the alternative stitches for the brim, I’m not a slip stitch fan. Another great hat!! I really like this stitch, I think it will look good in variegated yarn which I love.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re welcome! You’re right - the slip stitch brim is not everyone’s preference :) I think it will be pretty in a variegated yarn too!

[@emilythompson2051]

Thanks for the pattern! I only have DK weight yarn, how would I modify the pattern to suit?

[@thaiyaba719]

Hi.. I really love your work and the way you explain the stitches. I'm planning to make this hat for my son. In this video you have mentioned the brim to be about 19 inches. What if it has to be bigger or smaller. Will the bean stitch count of 45 change. Will it affect the work?? Please clarify this doubt.

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

Hello yes it will! To adjust, just make sure that you have an even multiple of stitches when you work the half double crochet stitches around the brim. Work to the desired height and then start the decrease

[@caramelmosaicmosaic7940]

This is one of the best techniques that I’ve seen for starting a beanie. &Nice texture . Results look great!

[@dalvapereira445]

The stitch is beautiful but my hat was very large but thanks for sharing your talent with us🤗

[@jilllowman9848]

Love this hat. Will need to try it.

[@kkkalsi4089]

I know crochet stich The way of ur learning too good Love u

[@erinparrish2715]

Is there a kids/toddler version of this hat? I’d like to make my daughter and I matching ones

[@elliecameron6392]

it’ll be easy to make it smaller. measure their head and make the ribbing to that size as long as it’s still an even number of rows

[@TheMunchmy]

I just finished the first part of the beanie and is working on the foundations for the body. What if I can only get 70 or 140 stitches instead of 90 evenly around??

[@capricepomare895]

For a larger hat, 100 stitches, what would be the decrease number please ❤

[@wendykrahn8461]

When you say “turn your work” does that mean turn it inside out? Sorry if this is super obvious but I am a very beginner and I couldn’t see on the video because it went out of the shot. Thanks! I love the look of this pattern.

[@reginacampbell4618]

“Turn your work” means that in order to begin your new row, you must go back the way you came from. Keep watching video for each new row made by tutor. Also slow down the video to see her technique better. Also mark the first stitch by attaching an old earring or a different color yarn so you recognize where you began. Hope this helps.

[@wendykrahn8461]

Thank you so much for your reply! I kept watching and I think I have it figured out. When you turn your work then you are working on the inside of the hat on opposite sides. This hat looks huge though! 😬😂

[@ginasheehan7157]

Hilda Sarah, how would you adjust this pattern if you were to use fingering yarn and 3.5 size hook? A friend gave me an yarn she wanted me to use to make her a beanie and she chose your pattern. Any advice or guidance would be much appreciated.

[@marychristoforo2256]

Just came across your channel the other day, and I’ve already finished two of these hats. They work up beautifully. I am making a few more for Christmas presents. Great video!

[@SandraGonzalez-qs9lo]

Very nice hat, I love this Stitching, I like the tutorial 👍🏼

[@mayraisales6391]

I'm not sure what you were talking about on the reduction rounds. And since it's not visible what you are doing I can't tell if your doing 1 bean, skip st, bean, skip st. Or is it bean, skip bean 6 more in a town then 2 together? Can you please clarify that for me please. It's not coming out right and I'm getting tired of taking it out! 🤣😫😢 thank you

[@ruthbriddon7941]

Have you downloaded the pattern? That may help. 😊

[@mayraisales6391]

@@ruthbriddon7941 no. I don't know how. Thank you though.

[@delfinastanfill1839]

To answer the question on where to put your stitches, there is a clear stitch. Looking at your post, you have a stitch on each side. 90 won't fit for stitches because there aren't ENOUGH stitches to go round. I just stitched the correct number per my beanie.

[@catchchris1]

Hello there. I have a question. How do I know how many stitches I need to make in my foundation chain. Every hat/head measurement and circumference measurements are different. Also how many rows do I need to make from the bottom?

[@unknownunicorn1417]

Approximately how tall should the hat be after the 19th row before the decreasing part

[@Katz1950]

I’m on row 16 of the body and I’ve and have us3d 254 yards already..way more Thant you used totally😳

[@t.h.v2147]

I would like to do the hat from the top down because I always have problem on the top if I do from bottom up. Do you have any suggestion? Thanks.

[@samanthak5831]

Thank you for this very easy to follow tutorial. Blessings

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re very welcome!

[@marci9014]

Love the hat, BUT, I am having a hard time trying to space my 90 stitches around the brim. Would someone help me and let me know how you spaced them out??? I've tried multiple times..splitting the hat in half and dividing the number of stitches and still having a hard time. Any ideas???????

[@tessfarley7765]

So if we adjust the brim does that change the number of the foundation row? Lets say I made mine 18in instead of 19in, do I still need 90? Or can that be adjusted?

[@H0G0678]

Does it have to be 90 stitches in R1 of the body? I made the brim measure 19 inches and 63 rows, so I had 63 hdc around the brim

[@chiquioleary7372]

I love all your patterns. I have been crocheting for a long time and instead of counting rows, I would like to know how many inches from the beginning of the body should I start the 2 together deletion. I may have to use a size 4 yarn or make a smaller version for a teen or a child. Thanks!

[@katiej.fromminnesota8301]

I absolutely love this hat! Thank you!

[@RichTexturesCrochet]

You’re very welcome :)

[@angieochoa1489]

I am making this hat with a more chunky yarn, or at least thicker than what you have. Using a size 11 hook, I am finding that after the 6th row, the hat seems awfully wide. Can I start to decrease now so that it doesn't get any wider, or should I really wait until row 19?

[@jennydene9776]

Lovely hat. Can u tell us how to adjust for kids.

[@robynwhite9226]

I just did made sure that I had a even number to start off with because the pattern for the body is *1 bean St, ch1, sk1*

[@kerriganphelan1533]

Love this hat!! Soo easy to do. But somehow mine ended up way to big 😂, it was 10.5 x 9.5 inches

[@memoad6541]

Could you tell us how to do it of we start with magic circle? I feel it would be much easier

[@deenawillis1597]

I love your tutorials! Thanks for sharing your pattern. Do you have a pattern for other sizes (premie through teens). Thanks.

[@brendascuccimarri8138]

Beautiful beanie, thanks for sharing

[@florrojasc5834]

Beautiful work!!! Thanks for sharing👍🙏

[@claudinemartin7415]

Hi. I'm a beginner/intermediate and this is the first hat that I've made. I have a question..... the top opening of my beanie is much wider than yours, should I repeat the top round 1 more time before tieing it off? Also, what should the overall length be from top to bottom? Thank you.