How to Crochet: TURBAN in ANY SIZE · Free Crochet Pattern · Easy Quick DIY Hat Tutorial

[@auriga3664]

Nice tutorial..it's very relaxing to watch and the voice adds up! 👍

[@SweetSofties]

Thank you so much, so kind of you!!

[@tracywright2333]

This is great i will love making these for so many people thank you

[@SweetSofties]

So happy to hear it! Yay!

[@debracruz3279]

good easy to follow instructions Thank you

[@SweetSofties]

So happy you like it!!

[@alildiary7889]

Hi Jade, this is such a beautiful pattern. I'm working on it right now. I'm going to make a scarf to match it. Thank you so much!!! I luvu your channel

[@SweetSofties]

I'm so happy to hear it! Yay! It'll turn out to be a beautiful set, I'm sure. Have a fun time finishing it up and hope you'll enjoy more of my tutorials coming up!

[@lindahansen55]

I made this using a mustard color bulky weight yarn. I hadn't even finished the first part before it started becoming wavy. Had to take the stitches out and start over, several times! I finally got it fixed and now I'm very happy. However, I'm attempting to use the same pattern with MEDIUM worsted weight and it's not turning out at all! I want to wear this turban while hiking in the winter with my dogs, as a sign that I am not a deer. (One place I went hiking allowed hunting until the end of February so our hike was cut short because neither dog nor human had orange on!)

[@SweetSofties]

Hi, sorry to hear that! It sounds like it might be a tension/gauge problem? I'm not quite sure... What size hook are you using with the medium weight yarn?

[@lindahansen55]

@@SweetSofties 5.5... I know I have a tendency to crochet/ knit very tight stitches so have been working on it. I have a couple of adjustable tension rings for my projects that are both in use at the moment! I'll be getting additional ones.

[@SweetSofties]

I see! Going up a hook size would help with the tight tension. I haven't heard of adjustable tension rings before...that sounds really neat! Just searched it up. I didn't know these existed!

[@nancywhitmire8504]

Hello and thank you for sharing your pattern with us all. How would you do cap for adult I’m making hats for my sister who has cancer.

[@SweetSofties]

Hi, you're welcome! It's so sweet of you to make this for your sister. If you follow the written pattern on my blog (www.sweetsofties.com/2021/04/any-size-turban.html), you'll see directions on how to size it for adults. My video shows it for a smaller size, but my written pattern will have more info. I include a Hat Sizing & Measurements Reference Chart too, which you can use to measure your piece against. Hope this helps!

[@gabyjizz3626]

Any idea why the crown would be very flat?

[@SweetSofties]

Hi! The crown starts out flat like a circle and will begin to take form as a hat when you start on the straight rounds (with no increases). Hope that helps!

[@carolearnest614]

Can you use homespun yarn for this pattern?

[@SweetSofties]

Yes, you can! The texture of the yarn will make it look different. Since homespun is bulkier, just make sure you measure out the crown/height of the hat as you work along to make sure it doesn't come out too big.

[@cherrymoore6710]

How do I change the size? Written pattern talks about it, but there are not instructions for each size? How many stitches are there for the different sizes?

[@SweetSofties]

Hi! The size depends on your gauge and the yarn/hook you use. The written pattern also has a link to my Hat Sizing & Measurements reference chart (www.sweetsofties.com/2020/06/hat-sizing-chart.html), which will tell you how large the different sizes are. For example, for an adult S/M size, the crown of the hat will be 7 inches. Please use the chart and have a ruler with you when measuring your work; that'll help with the sizing!

[@kovacsdori2531]

Hey, I have a problem. the width of the cap increases and not the height. I want a 50 sts child cap, but the one I have so far fits my head. i have counted all stitches and it fits in theory. any idea what I'm messing up? Thank you so much

[@SweetSofties]

Hi, the problem may be wtih your yarn weight, hook size, or tension. Some crocheters crochet tighter, and some looser, and a difference in the yarn weight/hook size can also affect the finished hat size. Since your hat is coming out larger than expected, you can go down a size (smaller than the 50 sts child cap). Hope this helps!

[@samanthafortich2056]

Hi! How many grams of yarn did you use?

[@SweetSofties]

Hi! Sorry I missed seeing your comment. I didn't measure the amount, but this hat doesn't use that much yarn; it's comparable to regular beanies!

[@TropicalLady888]

Do you sell your chochet items?

[@SweetSofties]

Hi! I'm sorry I don't sell the actual items, only the patterns. Which ones are you interested in? I can see if I can find someone in my Artisan community who makes these to sell!