How to Crochet a Beanie for Beginners - Adult

[@bobbi8830]

Best video and tutorial ever!! Clear video, precise instructions, no fingers blocking the stitches so you can see what the instructor is teaching. Counts each row and the video time line is fantastic. Thank you sooo much. I make hats for a charity and learning a new hat easily is important.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hi Bobbi :) Thank you so much you made my day!

[@k.z.9362]

Very nice!

[@jprompt3458]

I love this video and it doesn't involve a magic circle thank you

[@Ivycassey]

😅🤣😅🤣I can relate.

[@bored4066]

I tried and quickly learned that the magic circle is the bane of my existence

[@mariesbudgets8814]

I absolutely HATE the magic circle, any time a pattern calls for a magic circle I just chain 2 and work out of the first stitch

[@beth7437]

It's widely agreed. Magic circle, ring whatever is torture 😂.

[@jenniep416]

I have never done any crocheting in my life, had to pull it down a few times but got there in the end .Thank you x

[@lpaltageek]

I just did a second hat, using the same yarn, same color, same pattern. What I really love about your tutorial is that you are facing with your back to the camera. I have a horrible time when the person teaching the tutorial is facing me. I did not know how to use a marker or how to tell where the second chain from the hook was or how to count stitches. I am now trying my hand at baby booties. I find myself going back to this tutorial to refresh my memory. As I grow old, so grows my mind! Thanks, a million thanks for sharing...

[@prettydarnadorable]

That is wonderful Lucie!! I am so glad you had success and found it helpful :) xo

[@tarralalita4442]

Best tutorial!! I'm from Indonesia 🇮🇩, and I'm at the beginner levels. Your tutorial is really simple and easy to follow- so glad that I found this video!!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

So glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful :)

[@SharonG_2020]

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[@marlenesmith1844]

Love this, I'm a beginner and your tutorial made it so easy ,especially when it comes to counting stiches. Thank you

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad it was helpful!

[@teresapayton609]

Very clear instructions, love that they are written in the comments box but tried three different ways and different sizes and none gave me an adult sized hat.

[@prettydarnadorable]

+teresa payton oh no I’m sorry to hear that did you check your count at every round? And you use the same size hooks correct? I think it may come down to tension in which case I would recommend doing an additional increase round because we’re already using a 6.5 mm hook. It may be the only way to get it large enough they should make the hat about an inch larger

[@teresapayton609]

@@prettydarnadorable Thank you for your reply. I will give it a try!

[@1967BlackRose]

Thank you! Newbie here, was looking for 'teach me how' easy to follow video and I have found yours. Appreciate that very much. You did great! Thank you for all your work! Love that you are sitting with the camera behind so we can see real-time what you are doing. And those time stamps (as well as the speed change option) - wowza! Please keep sharing things like this one for various patterns (how to step by step).

[@melaniemcivor3354]

I have wanted to learn to crochet for many years. Many have tried to teach me but just couldn’t get it. Thanks to your KZbin I made my first beanie hat. I’m so excited. I just turned 70 in Dec. it’s taken a while to carch on I got it now. Thanks to you. A message th or so my priest asked me if I could make him a hat. I said I would try. Tomorrow I will give him my first beanie hat. Wow. It really turned out great. at least I think so and I know my priest will love it. Thanks again. Your the best ❤️❤️❤️

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks so much Melanie!! He will love it. A little love worked into every piece I believe. You made my night with your message. Thank you. 🥰

[@janettepeacey2001]

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[@jenshallmarch]

For weeks, I have been looking for an easy hat to crochet for my dad who is currently going through chemo. After he woke up this morning to find his hair all over his pillow, I decided now was the time. This pattern is so easy. I started with the video - which btw you do a FANTASTIC job with doing the walk-through for newbies - but ended up following the written form instead. I am grateful you included it. Definitely a fan. I have a grandson on the way as well, and I don't believe I will have a problem tweaking this pattern to fit him. Thank you so much.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Prayers for you and your dad - such a difficult time. :( I have lots of baby patterns on my blog maybe have a look there. I would suggest the Newborn Newsboy and just skip the brim :) xo www.prettydarnadorable.com

[@nelyamuzychuk1187]

Thanks. This tutorial will keep my ears warm☺

[@prettydarnadorable]

You’re welcome 😊Warm ears are good! 😍

[@cottagecorecat]

I'm very new to the world of crochet and I successfully made this hat!! Great tutorial!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks Lauren :) Keep watching over the next month I am getting back on track and hoping to get more videos up. xo

[@sfaloha9239]

I was taught that info between * * are the repeat. When I come to the end of the round, I end with 2 SC in the last stitch instead of 1 SC as stated in the repeat. I do end up with the correct number of stitches for each round though. I had to do a few more rows of increases to make a larger hat.Thank you for your video and pattern.

[@prettydarnadorable]

You are so welcome!

[@truthdaisy2098]

Thank you for a great tutorial! You answered my questions well. Appreciate your effort for us newbies.

[@lenaeatsasmr7318]

Fabulous tutorial!! I made my first beanie in a couple of hours following you and it looks awesome! I had given up with other videos and today I found yours and gave it a try. THIS is how a tutorial should be! Thank you. 👍🏼 up and followed.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you so much! Your feedback really helps me on how to do my next tutorial if I know what is working I will keep doing it :). I'm so happy you had success with it!

[@cozettewendemu7007]

Thanks for sharing. I like when you zoom the camera in close.

[@krishnaforever1809]

yoyr tutorial is really vary clear and written pattern also available....you are such a good teacher... FROM INDIA

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you so much - I am having a few requests for the written pattern so watch my store at www.prettydarnadorable.com

[@TeaInTheMoment]

Excellent tutorial. I messed up so many times, I lost count. It was well over an hour before I figured it out and even so, I finished the hat in under 24 hours!!! My first official hat from a pattern!!! Previously I'd crocheted as a total amateur as I remembered my aunt teaching me when i was a kid and I'd sorta been doing it wrong and my work didn't have a very professional look so I decided to look up a proper pattern/tutorial. My work, for the first time, actually looks professional! And even though I had to rip it out 10+ times cursing myself every freakin' time, thanks for the tutorial!!!! (Part of my problem was probably using multicolored yarn.)

[@prettydarnadorable]

Oh yes multi is hard to work with as a beginner. My tips would be to use light coloured yarn and a hook on the larger size. As a beginner your tension may be on the tight side and the larger hook will help to compensate for this making your stitches easier to work into:) I am so happy it all worked out!

[@rockfeak10]

I used to crochet alot. I started when I was 11...I used to make beanies for everyone. Also made scarfs, baby blankets, bags, granny squares, etc wanted to do a temperature afgan, but never got around to it. Well I guess I burned my self out and got distracted by life and other art projects so I got rusty and totally forgot things. I could remember the getting stated with the ring and the count pattern like 2.1.2 and increasing but I couldn't understand why my circle kept looking hexagon style and at the end looking more like a beret. This video really helped refresh my memory. I never used stitch markers before. Course every beanie pattern is different. Maybe my brain was trying to combine two old patterns I had deep in my memory lol. May have to now. Be a Fun trip to hobby lobby. Getting old is no fun. But I always love the simplicity of this style beanie. It's not fancy but it's super functional. I like how the stitches are closer nit to keep your head and ears extra warm. I'm currently trying to get back into the swing of things. I'm trying to make my finances friend who was in a bad wreck and have half his skull plate remove a beanie with a feauxhawk. He's self conscious about his head and always hides it under hats...He use to have bright green Mohawk so I'm trying to Boost his self esteem by giving him someone he use to have before the wreck. Imma even unravel and pet brush out the yarn to give it that hair like effect.

[@prettydarnadorable]

What a beautiful gift I hope he loves it!

[@joefrench116]

I've just started crocheting to provide hats to our less fortunate fellow Tampanians. Yes, even central Florida has a few days a year where a beanie is preferred over a ball cap. A few of my coworkers tried getting me started but I didn't fully grasp the 'how to' until watching your tutorial. The cherry on top? Your mentioning how to slow the video :) :) :) I've completed my first-ever beanie and predict they'll get better from here. THANK YOU!!!!

[@irmadiaz4059]

Joe French ees

[@sushilashukla1289]

Hi thank you. Lovely simple for me being a beginner. Take care love from South Africa

[@prettydarnadorable]

That is so great :) It's always fun to be able to make more than a dishcloth when just starting out 🙂 I especially find it doesn't take much longer!

[@leaklausen]

I found your video in the ocean of other crochet videos out there, however, you stand out to me. You're so good at explaining, and have such a lovely voice. How I would wish you had made a video showing how to make the same hat but for a newborn. 💜I am a total beginner, so I'm afraid I'm not capable of changing patterns myself. Have a wonderful day and Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@seangelinternet]

I had been struggling trying to start a project 😩 from a magic circle, single and double stiches, counting and using a stich marker😭 all of it. I couldn't follow tutorials....almost about to give up and found this tutorial. Omg im beyond happy satisfied and so thankful 🙏 you're awesome! Can't wait for my daughter to use her beanie🥰

[@prettydarnadorable]

This makes me so happy ! Not that you struggled of course but that my video helped. :). Hope your daughter loves her beanie :)

[@KristenNorman-p2x]

i have tried others this is best by far!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Wow that is amazing - thank you!

[@teslah2997]

you’re a good teacher....this will be the first beanie I do as soon as I get my yarn! I am now a subscriber

[@prettydarnadorable]

Wonderful thank you :)

[@ashybhee1917]

I absolutely love your videos! I was able to bust out 2 beanies in a day just by listening to exactly what you said. I have found that the measurement of the beanie is perfect for everyone but my husband. He’s got a big head. What would you suggest for making it just a little bigger? I don’t want to add too many stitches and it end up huge! Thanks for your help 🥰

[@ashybhee1917]

Does anyone have a helpful answer for this?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hi Ashy so sorry not getting back sooner. For this design pretty much one increase round of 6 sts will equal about 1 inch bigger around. Perhaps measure your husbands head to see how many increase rounds you will need. You will probably also need to do a few more rounds to make it long enough. Feel free to reach out again. Cyp

[@ashybhee1917]

@@prettydarnadorable thanks so much for getting back to me! 😊 I finally figured it out. Had to use a more stretchy yarn (the one I was using didn’t have much give) and a bigger hook!

[@prettydarnadorable]

@@ashybhee1917 that works too! I absolutely have my yarns I find more stretchy than others. I think most people think I’m crazy when I say that lol. Have a great night and stay cozy!

[@ashybhee1917]

@@prettydarnadorable you’re totally not crazy lol and thank you for the amazing tutorial! I have used this to make every person in my family a beanie now 😂 have a great night!

[@JoyBradfordsisternchrist]

Your the best for me!!!!!😇 Thank you & Jesus... Joy Bradford 💕

[@valerievolanti1987]

Awesome tutorial! I am new to crocheting, and this was the first video on crocheting a beanie that I was able to follow. Your speed and explanations are perfect! The beanie turned out great, and my husband loves it! I am starting my second one now. Thank you

[@alyshewolf11]

I was almost to tears finding a beanie pattern that was clear for me to do as a beginner! Thank you!!

[@keijuleaf833]

Aww don’t be discouraged you can do it I am fairly new to crocheting 🧶 but it becomes a lot of fun 🤩 it does take time don’t give up !!! ❤️

[@prettydarnadorable]

I agree with the comments below - be kind to yourself once you are used to holding the yarn and working with the hook it will all fall into place. Keep with it but take breaks when you get frustrated. Sometimes walking away for a bit is the best solution of all. But make sure you come back ;)

[@alexandracohen0694]

Thankyou!! Ive been looking for an easy video to follow because I want to start making beanies for myself and my family ( saves money and I love to crochet) Ive nearly been in tears from most videos I find and books because I fa=ind most are too complicated. Your video is so easy to follow and you give such clear directions, thankyou thankyou THANKYOU

[@Soulbloom1]

Great tutorial. I enjoy your humor without getting too chatty. Thanks for fast forwarding the counts.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks so much :) I really appreciate the feedback - will keep me on the right track :)

[@living4ward2it]

Nice! Thorough explanations at points I've been missing. Thank you for teaching :)

[@prettydarnadorable]

So glad it was helpful!

[@podboq2]

It’s so cool that when you get the 6th row finished with 36 stitches the ‘round’ is now obviously hexagonal = 6 sided, and 36 is 6 x 6. And holysmokes, you’re fast with that hook. good show!

[@prettydarnadorable]

LOL you are certainly right about the hexagon! Thanks for watching!

[@podboq2]

@@prettydarnadorable I keep having trouble counting out my stitches as I’m making them - I see people watching TV or carrying on conversations while knitting & crocheting and I guess they’re just blessed with the ability to not lose track…. ….but I’ve figured out my own way of not losing track - instead of counting up say, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, then a double in the 7th, I’ve found it’s easier to count down - 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 2 that way I don’t mis-stitch a double - I get down to ‘1’ and know that the next stitch will have two single crochets instead of one. Counting down ftw.

[@prettydarnadorable]

@@podboq2 I think that is fantastic whatever works for you and kudos for keeping with it. Tonight I was trying to make some thing with a really fluffy yarn. I couldn’t see what I was doing and so I started using stitch markers and every round when I did an increase, I would put a stitch marker and then that way I knew when I got to the next round that’s where I needed to do another increase. Personally, I cannot crochet and watch TV and carry on conversations. I always need to watch what I’m doing. But I can knit and watch TV because I can feel the stitches on the knitting needle. For some reason it’s easier for me. But I am really glad you found a way for it to work for you. And the way you do it as smart as well because you always know how many stitches you need to do before you increase because you’re repeating that number brilliant my friend brilliant😊

[@podboq2]

@@prettydarnadorable I’ve been using a length of dayglo pink nylon braided string for my stitch marker - I am however going to add a few various markers to my next Amazon spree! Thank you for the lessons and compliments and especially the encouragement.

[@prettydarnadorable]

@@podboq2 sounds great. I really like the split ring markers. I have ones than look like safety pins but they are hard to work with. My pleasure I am happy to have you here 🤩

[@ashleyenglish85]

Ive watched many videos and your video has been the easiest to follow. Thank you for that 🙏

[@yvonneshefke2055]

Excellent you're the first one that's ever had the pattern right there while you did the tutorial thank you so much

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks for the feedback Yvonne - it is good to know it helps :) I will continue to list with the videos now! The timestamps are really useful too and they only work when watching it on KZbin :) Enjoy our weekend. XO

[@mandyallen1587]

Super amazing all the way around! Thank you so much!!! Quick question.. any idea on stitches on a hat for a child of 7?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Around 56 is usually the count I use. I believe for this pattern it would just be one less increase round :)

[@gingerbread4106]

love how you sound when teaching! I can tell you have fun doing this and it makes the tutorial so much easier to follow along with. thank you for your help and happy crafting!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you so much Jenna :).

[@shenaypretty]

Oh my goodness... your video is perfectly detailed!!! Thank you!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shilobonetti9990]

Almost gave up trying!! Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial🤗

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad I could help!

[@cindymccafferty8346]

Wow! So fast and easy to do! This is now my go to pattern!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you so happy to hear!!

[@jprompt3458]

In this lockdown this is the best project. Thanks for the video. And may I add I love the background💕👍😘

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes you can!

[@naimahal-amin594]

Hello. This pattern was my 1st attempt at making a hat and I love the way it came out! Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial. I was wondering if there is a matching pattern for a scarf?

[@elisaostrom5419]

all i can say is AMAZING!! best crochet tutorial ever!!!thank you for your help and taking the time to help me create a gift with love!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you so much! I love hearing this! I'm sure your gift will be cherished. xo

[@byhisgrace2brown109]

After watching several other videos, I was able to follow yours best! I've just completed my first beanie. Yay!! Thank you!! 😀

[@jmoore3588]

This is a great tutorial very easy to follow. Thank you so much. My son is 6 ft 10 and he kind of has a big head. Can I add another increase round and maybe make it a little bit longer.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes for sure - this would work wonderfully!

[@aida087]

Thank you for asking, I was going to ask.😁

[@sarahnicholas9218]

Before coming across this video, I tried a few other videos and just couldn't get the magic circle right but this tutorial really helped so much to do it another way without the magic circle and I successfully completed my first ever crocheted beanie! This video was so extremely helpful and i most appreciated all of the tips! Thank you :) !

[@vikiknox4447]

Love your pattern! Easy! Quick! No magic circle!!! Thank you 😊

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad you like it!

[@rosemariemiskiw8925]

Hi ..thank you for the video ...please may I ask the circumstance of the crown circle and the measurement of the circumstance of the finished hat .Thank you for your help .

[@prettydarnadorable]

Im sorry I don't have that measurement :(

[@destinymackinnon9148]

Made it today and its a nice hat, wouldnt fit an adult though but I'm going to give it to one of my little brothers as a gift. I reccomend increasing more if your making it for a adult. Over all good pattern though.

[@afton1955]

Did you change hook size after completing row 25? It says to use a 6.00mm hook after this row. I switched to 6.00mm hook and noticed that the circle is becoming larger with each row. You might have to take apart and start all over again.

[@destinymackinnon9148]

@@afton1955 its been a month since i made it id haft to just do another i cant remember if i did that or not. But for me my hats need to be like 20-23 inches around or it doesnt fit me at all. Whats the measurements of yours?

[@blehbleh1514]

@@afton1955 my hat was small too. Barely fits me and not sure it'll fit my husband (who it was for) but its a great looking hat!

[@sarahdonoghue2884]

Been wanting to make hat made this in 5 hours love it will be making more Sarah uk

[@prettydarnadorable]

That is great! And fast - it takes me at least five hours - I know I am very slow. And hello to the UK I actually work for a company based in Brighton :)

[@jozic.cooks20]

I just made my first hat thank you so much for the clear instructions

[@michellefrazer3001]

Am so glad I came across your channels thanks from Nassau Bahamas am loving your channel awsome work well done

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks and welcome- Bahamas sounds very inviting right now - so dang cold here in Canada!

[@melissaj8458]

Thank you so much I love the change to smaller hook part

[@jessiec2326]

Beginner here, thanks for the videos, I just made your messy bun hat today and it’s awesome!! Can you tell me if the pattern would be the same if I wanted to make this beanie with larger chunky yarn size 5? Or can you tell me how to make the messy bun hat without the hair space? I’d like to try a hat for my husband. Thanks again!

[@prettydarnadorable]

I think this video will be what you are looking for :). kzbin.info/www/bejne/inLMqpaOdphqoac Let me know how you make out

[@jessiec2326]

@@prettydarnadorable thanks so much for the reply and video link, I just made one! Unfortunately I didn’t have a 10 mm hook so I used 9 mm and the hat is way too small. If I want to increase, do I just do another round of 11 and 1 double crochet or do I do the extra increase earlier on? Thanks again!

[@selvibalamurugan120]

Thanks for the video. The tutorial is very easy and clear. Can you tell, what should be the crown diameter for an adult size? I'm doing with 4.5 mm hook and increased the round upto 8sc+2sc. But the diameter is just 5.5 inches.

[@prettydarnadorable]

I'm sorry I never measured the diameter of the crown.

[@destinymackinnon9148]

I've been making hats this past week, trying different patterns from different people on KZbin. The ponytail hats ive learnee to make are great. But today trying to make a regular hat and i hope this video helps me the last one i watched and made was supposed to me a adults hat but came out small like a small toddlers/kids hat

[@hanniheller-ram1743]

Very easy video to follow. Thanks!!! Can I change colors in this pattern?

[@prettydarnadorable]

I'm so glad and Yes you can! Depending how thick you want to stripes you can definitely do it - not sure how much you crochet but just make sure you do it at the end of every round. :)

[@Julia-fm6mg]

Yay! You're the first person that's been able to teach me to crochet a beanie!

[@cookingwithtrang]

Thank you for your clear and fun tutorial. I had a hard time figure out how to increase the chains and this video helps explain it. 😊

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JordanNiks]

Thank you. This is an amazing tutorial. I'm pretty sure I will be able to figure this out before you may have a chance to show how to do it... however if you get a chance to post a video, I would like to use this start but then use a Thermal Stitch at the bottom in order to provide extra warmth and wind resistance around the ears. Thanks again!

[@prettydarnadorable]

You are so welcome :) You may want to check out my 'how to line a hat video' here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2GylKWnrc2oftU

[@JordanNiks]

@@prettydarnadorable Thanks a million!

[@clairemole7302]

This is a brilliant tutorial! What pattern would you use for a baby hat using the same technique?

[@heatherdale2440]

Aaah this is amazing!! I messed it up a lot and after the 1000th time restarting I just gave up and ended up with 63 stitches at the end (don’t ask me how I have no clue) but the end result looks different to ur but still pretty good!!! Thank you!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

That’s great!! Seriously with a basic hat like this don’t worry about being a few stitches off. Well done. X

[@melissaj8458]

Thank you so much! I love the change to smaller hook idea

[@prettydarnadorable]

So happy you enjoyed!

[@laninichols8547]

Hi I had a question! Could I add a cuff to this? Please answer ASAP idk what I’m thinking but if you still answer comments on this video I hope you see mine!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes for sure. You will want to make the hat shorter if you are not folding it over.

[@prettydarnadorable]

+Lesley Nichols yes absolutely!! Depending on the kind of cuff you are planning to make you might have to make the hat shorter to accommodate the length of the cuff

[@laninichols8547]

@@prettydarnadorable oh my god thank you so much I didn’t expect to get an answer so fast!

[@laninichols8547]

@@prettydarnadorable do you have an instagram that I could follow? That might be an odd question lol

[@prettydarnadorable]

😊. Glad to help. Yes I do. You kind find me @prettydarnadorable

[@rameaux334]

Thanks you so much for your tutorial. The shape became very beautiful but it is a bit small. Maybe because the yarn was thinner. Is there a way to mesure it? So that the size will be suiting?

[@garrettwillett]

(edit) I just tried this pattern again and after the first row do double crochets instead of single crochets. Also use maybe a bigger hook, I used size 6mm. I'm using yarn weight 3 and the hat is coming out perfectly!

[@vanetzamenjivar204]

Thank you so much for your help and time 💕 God bless you and your family always ❣️

[@prettydarnadorable]

You are so welcome! And to you as well. xo

[@neledeeters7341]

Hi! How can I adjust the size of the hat? I want to work with slightly thinner yarn and a smaller hook (4.5mm), how do I make sure the hat fits me in the end?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Keep doing increase rounds :) You will need to figure out your gauge thought to see how many stitches you will need. Hope this helps!

[@teresaspalvieri4601]

Love the tutorial. If I needed to increase the size for a larger head...how would I do that?

[@prettydarnadorable]

Do an additional increase round will give you about another inch.

[@llc1976]

Love the color!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Me too!

[@icebearhommie]

I love this tutorial and this is so easy and I love the fact that it's a single crochet cuz I'm good at that but I mean I am in intermediate but still cool still love it amazing for beginners

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you! 😊

[@icebearhommie]

Omg yaya tysmmm u gave me a heart btw i made a little beaine lol

[@LcJohnson7962]

I love it!!! You're the best. So glad I found you❤️❤️❤️

[@prettydarnadorable]

Awww thanks :) I am so glad! xo

[@yombehm4098]

Thanks for the tutorial. I understood it well. Will try making one.

[@renukavelmurugan3318]

please may i know the size of the needle that you used first

[@prettydarnadorable]

6.5mm

[@ellevalin1597]

Thank you for this tutorial, your directions were easy to follow. However, the hat I finished barely fit my nine year old grandson. What must I do to enlarge It? Thank you!

[@julielachtay5618]

same, I followed the tutorial, counted all the stitches and it was tiny.

[@lebosoetsang1271]

Straight to the point. Thank you

[@helencos8269]

Hi! Very nice tutorial! Can we make the same one with hdc? If yes how we will join? With the same way or with sl st and chain one? Thank you very much!!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Yes, you can just use the HDC instead of the sc. Don't worry about joining. Measure when you get close to being done because you won't need to do as many rounds. Good luck!

[@cindyjohnson4208]

Wow, you did make it easy, I’m gonna look at more your videos, thank you.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hi Cindy - I am so glad you found it easy:). Hoping to get more videos up soon - what you find helpful?

[@sherikoehler732]

Very easy to follow and this hat will be perfect for charity!

[@bonniemooney3283]

Hey! Thank you for a well done tutorial that was enjoyable to follow! You are a good teacher and my beanie turned out so cute!

[@prettydarnadorable]

You are so welcome!

[@aida087]

Thank you so much for this video! Your video is so clear, and helpful and I love that you have the pattern in the description box!💖😁🙏🙏

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks so much Aida - I am glad to hear having the pattern helps. I will keep that in mind for future videos! xo

[@sandraouaguena9097]

Great tutorial!! Completed my first hat!!! Thank you 😊

[@prettydarnadorable]

Wonderful!

[@myself989]

Thank you sooo much. Best hat video Ive seen so far.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Wow, thanks!

[@karenbrassbridge9207]

Thank you for a simple tutorial! I love this pattern!

[@prettydarnadorable]

I'm so happy Karen thank you! I am just getting the child size up on my blog. Should be there by next week :). www.prettydarnadorable.com

[@traciwhite8194]

Thank you for such a great video! I’m fairly new to crochet and was just wondering if you can make this with double crochet?

[@GrandmaMeGrandkittiesGrandkids]

I love this Pattern

[@martyaltadonna524]

Hi I’m enjoying your channel very much I’m just not clear on when you’re making a video on beanies are they adult size thanks in advance

[@prettydarnadorable]

Good point! I will change that in the title thanks for asking the question :). This one is in an adult size.

[@hannahamandamitchell3927]

I enjoy making these hats. Thank You❕

[@prettydarnadorable]

You’re welcome 😊

[@dianneedwards2491]

I love this pattern and I love your video.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thank you! 😊

[@jennyochem4567]

How do you finish off the top? Mine had a hole and a tail.

[@prettydarnadorable]

You can use the tail to sew the hole closed. Let me know if you need more instruction on how to do that. Hope you enjoyed making it :)

[@little-luck9949]

this is the best tutorial, thank you so much

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks so much !!!

[@marytolbert8495]

after round ten, what was your diameter? I am using a different size crochet hook so I did more increased rounds, but I am having a hard time determining if the sizing is right to continue with the rest of the hat

[@prettydarnadorable]

Hi Mary I'm sorry I didn't measure - but this is a great tip for future videos I will add that measurement so people using different size hooks can move forward.

[@michellebeatty9697]

Best video yet ,thank you

[@prettydarnadorable]

Wow, thanks!

[@ElizabethMoroney]

Thank you my it turned out beautifully 😊😊

[@prettydarnadorable]

You’re so welcome 😊. Happy you like it!

[@Zander5446]

No matter how many times I do this I get more of a cone or bowl shape after the first 4 or 5 rounds as opposed to the circle seen in the video. This makes the beanie impossibly small. What am I doing wrong???

[@prettydarnadorable]

So sorry I'm very late getting to this happy to help can you send me a picture to pretty darn [e-mail] and I'll be happy to help. It could be that you were just crocheting too tightly but let's have a look if you're still interested

[@ritahodges1284]

Excellent Tutorial !!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

Glad you liked it!

[@Zoeybeau_1]

I've never been able to make a hat at all, plenty that look like jugs and buckets but never a fully formed hat. I did today, thanks to you. Now maybe this is a fluke and I only managed one, I'm going to try again later to see if it wasn't a fluke. 🤣🤣😍

[@prettydarnadorable]

That is awesome! Thanks so much for telling me!

[@aanshidesai5582]

If i wanted to make this into a slouchy beanie how would i do that?

[@prettydarnadorable]

This is a great hat to make into a slouch all you need to do is keep adding rounds.

[@TheWondabar]

I’m making the beanie now and I like it, I just wish you would show it on someone to show us what it looks like.

[@prettydarnadorable]

Thanks Helen I will make sure to include that it future videos I can certainly see how that could help :)

[@brookerobles7236]

I made two hats so far ! Thank you !

[@veronicaavalos2007]

LOVE YOUR TUTORIAL! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@prettydarnadorable]

I am so glad thank you so much 🤗