How to Crochet the Easiest Hat Ever / Beginner Crochet / Crochet Pattern

[@ruthdavis1376]

You doing what you are doing for the family is so sweet I don't have a brain tumor but I do have cancer and it hasn't been easy watching videos like yours has helped me i crochet hats now and I donate some of them so far I'm trying to make more to give to the cancer place i go to

[@Teresadavila33]

Thank you Tiffany I love your motto " if you have the ability to help you have the responsibility to help" I" ll be praying for Hannah & her family & all those going though cancer treatment & it's effects. I've had cancer twice & have an uncle who succumbed to brain cancer last year. Through my journey over the last 11 yrs I've come to know many beautiful people, young and old who are effected with it. I have a friend, Robyn who defies the odds .. There is always HOPE.. Please remember there are always beautiful people to help & prayer for you & especially awesome God who holds all in His Heart. I be rediscovered the joy of crochet as I no longer can work... Making beanies or blankets or any little item gives such joy. So thank you firstly for telling us about Hannah and encouraging us to help in whatever way. Your tutorials & emails are always so joyful and full of life and love and hope. Thank you beautiful lady Tiffany for your creativity & help me , so far away in Australia, get through the day. God bless you & all those who follow you. God bless you, little Hannah and everyone, from Maria xxxxx (Perth, Australia)x

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

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[@Teresadavila33]

@@CrochetWithTiffany

[@anishamoosa688]

Oh my!!! you are such a beautiful soul .....I'm so happy i wanna cry right now😭out of joy though, for the most patient, most loveable caring gold hearted teacher you are....My heart melts for you...Bless your parents for raising such a wonderful soul as you....im self taught but i learnt so much more now i can now make a pom pom yay!!! Please excuse me...i'm from South Africa i have 12 grandchildren and they all love beani's so im gonna make lotsa beani's with pom poms. Thank you darling and God Bless you abundantly❤❤

[@deborahm4484]

Hi Tiffany what a wonderful thing to do. Your a great young woman. Prayers to the. Family bless them. Thanks for the beanie pattern cute.. Love from. Ireland 🍀🍀🍀

[@pjscelfo916]

I love simple beanies with the pom-pom. It just finishes the project.

[@yenle2702]

Beautiful , Thank you

[@missziggy8211]

This is an awesome way to dedicate this video to your friend.

[@artist3515]

My thoughts and prayers are with the Smith family, and I love the way you teach us step by steps with extra hints on how to crochet well. Thank you.

[@beecy3893]

Thank you for doing this and thinking of others. This is why you are one of my favourite you tube creators. Small donation made, all the way from Ireland 🇮🇪☘️❣️

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Beecy! Oh my gosh thank you so much for your small donation. You are amazing. I appreciate that I can be one of your favorite KZbin Channels just by being myself. Thank you. 😊🧶🧡

[@4theloveofnailbling308]

Hey I already thought you had a beautiful soul shining through your videos just I don’t know in the peacefulness of your voice and the way you have so much patience in teaching your stitches but you just blew me away to total goosebumps everywhere what you’ve just done for the Smith family is just so gorgeous I bet you they’re so appreciative. Being able to help you have the responsibility help I haven’t got any money the power in prayer I have children as well and what you said definitely resonated with me. Present help to this with family God bless in their speedy healthy recovery of their beautiful child😥💖💖💖💕😍 sending love from across the seas

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I feel that if I have the ability to help I have the responsibility to help within reason and without losing direction of my channel. Thank you for your prayers for this family. I believe that everything is going well for them currently. 😊❤️🧶

[@Melanie-yj8hs]

Blessings to the Smith Family. Blessings to you, Tiffany and Family.

[@rebeccamcdonald7146]

Such a wonderful video. Unfortunately , my 30 year old son has an inoperable benign brain tumor. We found out as this coworker found him unconscious at work. The last 3 years have been a roller coaster of emotions. However, we Thank God daily for Blake and the massive amounts of happiness my son brings to others. My heart aches for this family. Their little girl has a place in my heart and I will pray for her and her family. Much love and many prayers! Rebecca

[@jeannie9101]

I can not imagine a child 9 years old going through such a devastating disease. Thank you for sharing the story and giving all of us the opportunity to help. They are in my thoughts and prayers. ❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻 Love the beanie, I'll be making several.

[@IamParalegal]

My brother died when he was 9 and I was 7. A mosquito stuck him, infecting him with whatever killed him. 😢. It was the only time I saw my Mother cry.

[@BusyBeeRecovery]

My Grandma taught me to crochet at 7 then I didn't do it for 25+ years. I started again last year & have made at least a dozen beanies. I STILL had to undo my 2nd row cuz it was twisted..so if you did too 😏 don't feel bad. I tell people, the great things about yarn is, it's very forgiving ☺️👍 Undo & redo 😁

[@darlene843]

Same here my mom taught me and I picked it up after she died it makes me feel connected to her in some way

[@pamk9333]

Ooh love it. Thanks so much for sharing. Best wishes to the little lady with her treatment and disease. 🙏🌸

[@arielhacker1865]

my condolences! I've watched so many crochet videos and tried their methods and yours are so easy to follow. Ive gotten slightly better using your techniques thank you!!!

[@BusyBeeRecovery]

1st impression, you & your work are beautiful 🥰 Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@melme33]

Thank you for explaining what to look out for and what nOt to do! It helps so much!! And I've watched a LOt of videos believe me!!!

[@MyBrassi]

Perfect, great trick to close the beanie. Thx for sharing.

[@ProfreshionalLifeBeyond]

Thank you for your instructions. I find it very helpful how you made it clear for beginners to recognise the chain stitches and count the rows. Best wishes to your loved ones from beautiful sunshine summer days of Melbourne Down Under. xo

[@barbaraking9966]

Love the beanie lovely Praying for the Smiths family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@KimMesser514]

Hi hon...it's so much easier to see Stitches on a light color yarn than on dark. 🥰💞🙏

[@judith1564]

Always love your tutorials. They're clear, easy to follow and enthusiastic!

[@mariadebono4054]

Thanks ❤

[@yahtsiontuckermon4675]

Easiest hat I ever made! I'll share this with my friends!♥️🧶☺️

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

YAY!! So excited. So glad you had success and would like to share this beanie with your friends. 😊🧶🧡

[@2001Tira]

You are so amazing 🧡 Sends warmth and love in my prayers 🧡

[@chancehughes3699]

Thank you

[@lisaurz784]

I love the colors your wearing

[@delisalusby3372]

I have viewed several channels lately and I really like your tutorials. They are so fun to watch, you explain everything very clearly.

[@lalithats2797]

This is the best simplest instruction I have come across 👍 thanks so much .

[@brendaleister6058]

Great tutorial! Never did I ever think I could make anything other scarf, but I did it. I made a beanie! Thank you!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

I am so proud of you!! Great Job Brenda! You are on your way to making so many more things! How exciting!! 😊❤️🧶

[@lindahep9160]

Beautiful tutorial and prayers to the Smith family God Bless 🦋🥺🙏🌈

[@yahtsiontuckermon4675]

Loved this Tiffany!! Sending prayers for the Smith family and their 9 year old daughter. One of my friends is 9. I can't imagine what I would do if he had a brain tumor.🙏♥️🕊️

[@vanetzamenjivar204]

Prayers for the Smith family always remember that God is with your family and God bless you and your family too 💗

[@michellemunn7959]

Oh this is perfect for my niece to go with the scarf!

[@corazonochotorena9912]

Thank you do much Tiffany..

[@girlgonewisej]

Tiffany your instructions are so clear! Thank you so much. You make me feel like I can crotchet anything

[@quehayes7949]

That is so beautiful and straight!

[@carminajimenez3023]

I love the pom poms maker 😍. I need one.

[@ShielaSoares]

Sending my thoughts and prayers to the Smith family💗💗🙏🙏

[@normadykstra1213]

Perfect beanie!! I’m gonna give this a try. Thank you for your patience and for your tutorials.❤

[@cathykillion6241]

What a wonderful idea 💡 plus hope for the family.

[@BusyBeeRecovery]

I'm loving this project & wanted to share a couple tips for those who have a tendency to crochet too tight like me. 🥴 1st take a few deep breaths, relax, remember crafting should be fun, relaxing & productive not stressful & anxiety-inducing. 2nd shake it off 😏 I'm serious, put your arms out & give your upper body a good shake, loosen everything up, get the blood flowin, release tension & tense energy (+ energy will replace -). 3rd & final, I use a 'J' hook which doesn't allow me to make super tight loops. Success! 😁👍 LOL If this is you & you try a "big" hook, I'd love to hear if it helped you too. 🥰 Happy Crafting & God Bless 💟🕉️☯️

[@aussimedium]

What a beautiful soul you have.....btw love the beanie

[@shantellelayne5326]

Oh wow ,just found channel a little bit ago and i just love how easy you are to follow. Reminds me of Melanie Ham.

[@vanessabarrett8096]

I like seamless hats. Will be making a lot of them. Thank you

[@peterwhite9261]

I now have so many projects to make from you. Christmas gifts it is! Thx.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Peter! Haha! So glad I could inspire you to crochet! Have Fun!! 😊🧡🧶

[@lisastreasures]

Beautiful sentiments. ❤ love and prayers for the family. 🙏

[@greenfingers9437]

Thanks for a very informative video, very easy to follow instructions and I find you hold your crochet hook the same way I do! Which makes it a lot easier to follow! Thank you again 😊

[@ruthdennisKnits]

I’ve made a lot of hats, this by far the easiest 🧶

[@anadavis5124]

Very nice. It's easy to make I am going to make a hat tomorrow. Thank you so much.

[@suegesiakowski3363]

What a great video....I will be making these for my grandkids for Christmas for sure

[@lizzybyrne478]

Love it just what I needed for a quick fix

[@cannabis1490]

Blessings to you Tiffany! You're so eloquent, gifted and a great tutor! Keep doing what you're doing -you're doing great!!!!! (...and every hat you make looks absolutely great on you!)

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much Michele!

[@charliehazbin7793]

i've just finished this and it looks SO good!!! i can make stuff OTHER than scarfs and blankets now!!

[@cyndriay1551]

Perfect & easy. Love it

[@irenebradberry1016]

You’ve inspired me to try a hat again! ❤️🥰❤️

[@stacyvann3749]

Best tutorial ever! You explain everything so well! Thank you 😊

[@naahmagolden3953]

The BEST beanie tutorial ever! I have never been able to master the Beanie, but now I think I can! Thank you so much!

[@carolscrazycrochetmore5093]

Thanks for all you do!! 😊💚😊💚

[@barbarahatfield8027]

Thanks for showing how to do the pompon , it’s been awhile I didn t do one . Very nice . I will try this for sure . Cause I’m new to crochet

[@EllieLeyvascraftsandmore]

Not a beginner but love the look sc gives it. Never made a full sc hat but yes sc the brim only. Will try this on my husband, son, & nephews hats. Done with the girls, now to start with the boys. 😊

[@Tlynn86CG]

Cute beanie! Definitely saving this to my crochet list! Thanks!

[@50wipscrochetlife13]

Love them Colors sending Prayers for the Smith Family

[@loehuntr1]

My thoughts and prayers are with the Smith family. Thank you for this tutorial

[@barbie62bj]

Awesome video, very clear on instructions.

[@brendascuccimarri8138]

Just what I needed. Thank you

[@77sun222]

Hi Beautiful. You are so talented. Thank you.

[@pammonaghan6038]

Great job! I didn't think I could do it but think now maybe able to do it. Thanks for your help.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much Pam! 😊🧡🧶

[@denisehoffmann5006]

Cute beanie 🥰 Sending prayers 🙏 ❤

[@pattiefortner3963]

I’ve made a red and white one and an orange one for best easiest one yet I love it

[@crimildarivera6825]

Hi. You are the best teacher. I looove the beanie. Thanks for fir such great explanation. Thanksssss🥰

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

You are most welcome Crimilda! I’m so happy you found my video! 😊❤️🧶

[@diannecooke75]

Very cute. Thanks for sharing.

[@carolford371]

Very nice of you.

[@aleechaadams2691]

CUTE 🥰.....

[@ssprout8209]

So, so very informative....Thank you...

[@lynettewigfall8634]

Love your hat and th and you so much.

[@srahsunshine6708]

Thank you for this tutorial I am still a crochet beginner and this is extremely helpful

[@debbiegsyarnylove8424]

Thanks for sharing! ☺️👍👏

[@jenreeves7684]

Thank you for the easy beanie.

[@shortdamfs]

OMG Tiffany, I followed you AND I MADE A BEANIE!!! I could never make one before!!! Thank you!!!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

So proud of you T Barf! Congratulations on making your beanie!! Oh gosh, now it’s just stopping you. Keep crocheting! 😂👍🏻👍🏻❤️🧶

[@sheilarosson8160]

My very first project! It was so easy❣️

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

AWESOME!!!! I'm so excited for you! Once you get some confidence under your built you will feel like trying other projects as well. Do yourself a favor though and familiarize yourself with the most basic crochet stitches and you will be able to make almost anything. The Single Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Double Crochet and Slip Stitch. 😊🧡🧶

[@sheilarosson8160]

Absolutely, I’ve been watching your videos all week. You explain so well and love the left handed instructions....keep up the great work❤️

[@srahsunshine6708]

I'll be making some next month for sure

[@rosacaponte816]

Loved asking it! Thanks so much!

[@cindymccafferty8346]

My son in law has cancer. I made several hats for him. The best yarn is Lion brand Cottonease. When he had no hair, he said he could wear the hat in bed and his head didn’t sweat. It was also great outside in the cold.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Thank you so much for the yarn tip! It’s super helpful to know what to use. 😊❤️🧶

[@Stephanie-fw6gg]

Unfff, I LOVE that yarn!! ❤️💜🧡

[@lupegarza9787]

Love it

[@mariapimenta985]

17:21 😊

[@samiraidris9986]

Good job

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Samira! Thank you. 😊

[@socorroortega6974]

Precioso!!!

[@whitneysutton7050]

Crystal is sending us please be prepared 🙏 stay blessed.

[@dmtnw4480]

I love this beanie, could I use the same concept but use single crochet; double crochet repeat instead of the single crochet and do the same thing to end it do you think it will work thank you for the tutorial God Bless you

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Dm Tnw! YES! You can absolutely switch up the pattern and just follow the number of stitches and rows the same. 😊. Great question! Thanks for asking. 😊❤️🧶

[@karendionne1029]

If you use a J hook to make your foundation row and switch to your I hook for the project, you will be able to get back into your chains easier. However , I find it necessary to put my I hook away so I don’t use it in the actual project by accident.

[@karendionne1029]

Correction : I put my J hook away . The I hook is for the project. Fat fingers pushed the wrong letter. 😂

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Haha I got you. That is a great idea with making the foundation row with a bigger crochet hook. I have heard many people do this and it is a great strategy to use! Thanks so much for sharing. 😊🧡🧶

[@chrissiewindsor]

Thank you for telling Hannah’s story. I love the beanie too! Do you think I could double up 2 cakes of 3 weight yarn? My hands are ver sore with arthritis & fine yarn soon has them like rigid claws! I have several matching pairs of 3 weight yarn & am pretty confident I can make any alterations needed with a tape measure. Anyone who can help, please chime in too! Thanks in advance.

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Chrissie! I would love to help here. Ok, here is a chart I want you to use (or print out) your choice: pin.it/5x98qJW. It's the one I used to make the beanie in this video. You will also need your tape measure. OK, so when you double up your size 3 weight yarn, make your chain long enough to meet the length of the "Head Circumference" dimension. For exampe: The beanie I made in this video, the Head Circumference for an Adult Medium Beanie was 21 inches, so I made my foundation chain 21 inches long. Then I single crocheted into the very first chain to form a circle. (MAKE SURE YOUR CHAIN IS NOT TWISTED BEFORE YOU MAKE THAT FIRST SINGLE CROCHET. I have had multiply people contact me asking why their row is twisted. This is where you would fix that.) Then go about the pattern making sure that the length of your beanie also meets dimension measurement that it says on this chart. And your good! I hope this helps! Best wishes! 😊🧡🧶

[@chrissiewindsor]

@@CrochetWithTiffany it does, thank you for taking the time to reply, I feel much more confident now. X

[@pattiwankenobi]

Thank you, I can’t wait to try this! Would you recommend making the chain with a hook size larger? I am one of those people who chains too tightly. Lots of great tips in this video for us beginners starting their first beanie. 😁

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Pattiwan-Kenobi! If you know yourself to have a tighter foundation chain then go ahead and make the chain with a bigger crochet hook and then for row 1 change your hook out for the smaller hook. It's always helpful when we know ourselves well enough to know we need to use little tricks like this. Makes things so much easier. 😊🧶🧡

[@pattiwankenobi]

@@CrochetWithTiffany thank you!!

[@shirleybanham5960]

Love this but can’t figure out why the bottom where tail is always uneven . I weave it in too but have made a few hats and all the Sam. What am I doing wrong?

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Shirley! You are doing nothing wrong. The bottom of the hat is just showing a spiral bottom. You can try to hide that by taking the tail from the beginning and weaving it along the bottom to try to even it out. If you wanted to you could add a single crochet border along the bottom and that will really hide the uneven part. 😉😊❤️🧶

[@libbygriffis7127]

Just finished the hat. Turned out great. Thanks so much! Do you think I could also do this hat in double crochet stitches?

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Libby! That's so great! YES! You could absolutely do this hat in a double crochet stitch! You will want to refer to the Beanie dimension chart though and have a measuring tape on hand. That way you don't make the beanie too large. I believe I put the Beanie dimension chart in the notes section of this video as well as pinned a comment to the very top of the comments that you can push "Show More" and see all of my notes as well there. Great question! Thanks for asking. 😊🧡🧶

[@libbygriffis7127]

Thank you Hope 😊

[@melfry3478]

How many chains for a Adult Large Size? How do you figure inches per chains? My head is 22 inches, will 66 chains be big enough? Thank You for sharing!

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

That is a great question Mel! This beanie project is actually super easy to adjust to fit any size because there is no multiple stitch count requirement. Seriously, all you need to do is chain however many chains until you reach 22 inches and then continue on with my video doing all the same things just with a different number of stitches to start with. 😊. I hope that makes sense and helps you make this beanie. 😊❤️🧶

[@phyllisboyse2024]

Tiffany, give the Smith family my prayers and thoughts of her medical situation. I just lost my son, who was only 46, in January to a brain tumor, so I know how the Smith family is feeling. Hope Hannah comes thru just fine. God will watch over her and them.

[@Bella7bella]

Thanks for the clear tutorial, only thing I'm wondering is roughly how tall the beanie is before you since it, I know it's 21 around but I'm using a finer yarn so the number of rows is different. Thanks if you remember

[@CrochetWithTiffany]

Hi Bella! Great question! Here is the chart that I use to meet beanie dimensions. Just make sure you meet the beanie length and your good! Chart: www.pinterest.com/pin/832743787349262582/

[@Bella7bella]

I looked I don't understand it. I just want to know the measurent from where it sits on the forehead to the top where you gather it together