Crochet Bonnet Tutorial *Beginners* 

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Thank you!! Yes yes do it up! Let me know if you need anything :)

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:D sounds like its gonna be super cool. You're welcome!!! Im glad i can help - love the bunny ear idea. hahah - no problem - long as you know the basics - thats amazing in itself. One love

Right! So once you are done the body of the bonnet. You prepare to make chains from the bottom corners of the bonnet. (You feed your crochet hook through the bottom corner of your bonnet - loop your yarn on your crochet hook - start making chains. Once you have completed the chains - start doing the double crochet stitch or a slip stitch for the rows OR the stitch you choose. Once you’ve completed the string row - you make a slip stitch into the bonnet and it shud be a strap! Hope that helps ❤

Hey! Could you tell me what time in the video your at - I'm just a bit confused & wanna help!

At 8:40 I have the same problem 😭

Wonderful! Sorry could you tell me what time in the video you are referring to :) please Thank you 🙏🏿

@@kiarashooks4445:22

@@marosovi203 thank you for the timestamp 🤍 I believe it’s 6.5-7inches. One way you can measure this is by measuring from your hair line to your jaw line. Best luck 🤍✨😊

You don’t need to but if its easier for you , you can!

Hihi!! Wonderful :) Kk - it sounds like you are getting stumped at fully finishing one row and then starting a new one?!! Yes! Once im approaching the end of one row - i will be doing the double crochet stitch and before i fully close the double crochet stitch - ill have 2 loops on my hook & thats when i do a slip stitch into thethe 1st stitch aka the beginning (closing the first row) Then i chain one (chain up) and i will then start the next row with a double crochet. Let me know if this helped!!! 🙏🏾🤍

@@kiarashooks444 I didn’t do that🥲 I’m not sure what I did, but I got them even eventually and I’m working on the border now! I’ll try using that when I make a second one haha!

@@anotherhuman2361 hahah 😂 sounds like how i get things done! not sure how but it is what it is. yay :) yours will probably turn out real nice !! good luck when u try again !!

Hi hi!! 🥰 I see - for the side of the bonnet you want it to measure at 5 inches. Now this could be different - it's good to have a measure tape to measure from your chin to your hair line. This for me was 11 rows but since you are using different yarn than I am - 8-9 could be good enough for you. Let me know if that helps!

@@kiarashooks444 thanks for getting back to me so fast.

@@ihearttommo hahahah !! Yeah, 8-9 rows may be enough with your mohair yarn. But my 11 rows = 5 inches with my yarn. Anytime :)))

Hello!! 🌱 I believe you mean once you’re done the “square” shape of the bonnet. Yes - the chains you first made should still be the same amount after the 11 rows. Only until you start the top of the hat - you will be decreasing 🙏🏿 best luck

@@kiarashooks444 thank you so much for your answer 🥰 I guess i’ve missed some stitches at the end of the rows! I usually chain two before starting a new row with dc but I saw you didn’t! I’ll do better next time 🤍

@@miivstudio3754 anytime ❤️❤️❤️ aw darn - usually if you make those chains at the beginning of each row - it might make you have more stitches at the end 😅 (from personal experiences) BUT yeah maybe you just hopped over a few. I believe in ya 🥰

super!! yeah, from my jaw line to my forehead it's 6.5 inches tall! :) !! Good luck

@@kiarashooks444 thanks so much for getting back to meeee

@@maialoveridge533ofcourse!!! Thank ya ❤❤❤❤ have fun

Just to clarify - you're asking - how do I attach the beginning of the row to the end of the row? If so - I do a split stitch into the beginning stitch of that row

@@kiarashooks444 I don't really understand😫

@@khanhnhitrngdicbu by end (in ur question) - what do you mean??? Sorry

Yeah, to connect that third part with the end of those rows, just do a slip stitch and then chain two for the next section of the bonnet!

Super! If you are working with chunky yarn - then you want to make sure you are measuring it against ur head and making sure it fits. Depending on the chunkiness of the yarn - if i make 30 stitches then you might only need to do 20-25 stitches. But its hard for me to know exactly.

Super! If you are working with chunky yarn - then you want to make sure you are measuring it against ur head and making sure it fits. Depending on the chunkiness of the yarn - if i make 30 stitches then you might only need to do 20-25 stitches. But its hard for me to know exactly.

Kk!! from the timestamp you sent - i’m making 3 stitches and then 1 decrease (skip one) and then the next row i make 2 stitches and 1 decrease (skip one) ! So thats the pattern you wanna follow! sometimes ill skip 2 to close off the hat in enough time - so yeah thats personal and you can follow me there if you land in the same issue

Hey hey! Sorry, could you let me know which time in the video - I couldn't find it out! Thanks :)

@@kiarashooks444 hey i also wondered that! at the beginning when doing the rectangle part, each time a row is finished and the crochet work is switched, one could chain two before doing the first double crochet, i think to have more room and get a neat square? As far as I can see, you dont do that. i am very much still learning but that is what i saw in other tutorials. I wonder what the difference in outcome is, really? Anyways thank u for the great tutotial! Looking forward to my bonnet

@@franziskasesser3167 oh yes - i see what you mean. On some projects - i do that and i find it helps start off the row. However, i dont do it here (maybe because the yarn is soft and i felt it was flexible). You can do this if you want/need to. Thank you so much for the support ♥️ means alot cant wait for you to finish this bonnet!!

@kiara's hooks Oh, so it should be ok if I didn't chain 2 at the end right? I'm quite confused but thank you for the tutorial!

The yarn i use is a 5 ply yarn so I think its quite ok right??

haha from 1 cheek than past your ear area to the back of your head and to your other cheek. I show it at timestamp 1:51 If that is the correct time i say it 😊❤

Yes!! I believe you are around the part to close the top of the bonnet? If you are at the top - then yes - do 2 regular stitches which would be 2 double crochet stitches (or whatever stitch you chose) and then on the 3rd stitch do 1 decrease. Let me know if that's where you are & I'll help 🙏🏾

@@kiarashooks444 yes!! that's exactly where i am thank you so much for the clarification

@@orbitallust oh perfect! You are most welcome!!! I bet it'll turn out amazing - enjoy

hmmm to my knowledge that is a decrease?! I might have done it a different way than the traditional crochet method but that usually works for me! ❤

@@kiarashooks444 thank you! i just thought since its different it gives a diff result and look :)

@@user-ki5gu1zv5b I’ll definitely look up the original! I’m curious now. Thank you 🙏🏿