i love the messy concept so much! It's so simple and eco-friendly. Usually crochet beanie tutorials are about beautiful stitching with neutral or monotone colors, but here it's like the multi-colored sprouts add so much life, charm, and fun. I love it!
Wow, love this so much. I never know what to do with all my shorter scrap pieces other than make them into stuffing. I might just have to try this out. You can never have too many hats :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have been having trouble thinking on what to do with my scrap yarns and good thing your page came across the Instagram reel.❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your tutorial, I am in love with the fluffy ends! 🥰 Today I finished my first project with fluffy ends for myself, a big multicolored shawl. It turned out amazing 🤩 I love to crochet, but weaving in ends not so much, so this was the first project of many to come 😊 Have a great weekend and a big hug 🤗 from the Netherlands ♥️
Thanks for the great tutorial! I have never knitted, but now I really want to knit this beanie! 😍 Tell me, please, what is the approximate length of colored and black yarn to achieve this effect?
@@crochetbao Oh thank you! but I am interested in what is the approximate length of the segments. I understand that you used leftovers and they are different. But I have never knitted and I will buy new yarn. therefore, I do not know into which segments it will need to be cut.
This will fit up to 23”. Typically you want your panel to be around 1.5” less than the circumference of your head. So if your head is 24”, you’ll want the panel to be 22.5” in length
Thanks for sharing your video for these really funky looking hats! I would like to make some child sized hats. How long should I make my starting chain? Thanks, Lynne
For children’s sizes, I would measure the length from the top of the head to the bottom of the earlobe, then add 1-1.5” for the brim. Ch any number of chains until it reaches this length. The total number of rows should equal the circumference of the head - 2”. Hope that makes sense! Let me know if you have any other questions 😊
When I tried to make this, one side of my hat was significantly shorter than the other. Almost like I intentionally decreased my stitches. When I fold it in half, about an inch is hanging. What could have gone wrong?
What do you mean by an inch is hanging? When you fold it in half, one side should be shorter (the side with the single crochets). That entire side is actually going to be the top of your hat
There’s no advantage, I just personally like the look of it and think it makes it a little more unique ☺️ it can easily be done without the ends too, just snip off the ends after tying the magic knot
