you literally taught me how to crochet!! this was my first ever crochet project and I just started yesterday night it took me hours to do this. I stayed up until 5AM this morning trying to finish this but I ended up finishing it later in the day after a good nights rest :) I have a whole playlist of your tutorials and I’m planning on making a top to match the hat! thank you for being so concise and informative! you’re the best ❤️
@ Hey, I was wondering, when starting on the second row, do you have the tail (at its natural angle) point up, closest to the hook, or the other way around?
I refer everyone to this tutorial now! Super easy to follow, and helped me learn to read patterns in the round. It was my second project and now, a year later, I have so many stuffed animals and so so much yarn
💕💕💕 Time Stamps: Intro - 0:00 Staring the First Row - 1:03 Top of Hat - 4:32 Side of Hat - 22:21 Brim of Hat 25:17 Ending the Hat - 33:24 Outro - 36:27 Lemme know if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer them. If you recreate the hat I'd LOVEEE to see it, tag me on IG @lalaa_perezz The written pattern is in the description :)
@ ok. question: how, on the magic circle, did you tail end up on the same side as the hook? Mine keeps ending up on the opposite side, and I'm doing what you're doing but my tail isn't on the right side.
Hi i have a question because I'm using a more smaller yarn that yours i needed to make more rows for the top of the hat right. Now I'm just wondering since i made more rows which equals to making more SC for the brim of the hat, should i just follow the pattern and make 4 SC then increase ? Or should I make more then 4 SC ( for the brim of the hat row 27)
I love you so much I have literally have been trying to learn to crochet a bucket hat for like a month now and all the videos that I have watched are people who are not explaining the way I need it to be explained because it is my first time and I do not understand a world there saying
This is probably the first tutorial i've come across that genuinely felt beginner friendly omg :'^) I've been practicing with yarn for a little while now and this helped click a lot into place so thank you!!!
Incredibly easy to follow for a beginner like myself, been crocheting little animals and my daughter wants a rainbow bucket hat for a festival next week so the challenge was on! managed to do it in a few hours and Im super happy with how it turned out! Thanks for simple and clear instructions, with regular speed crocheting, will definitely make another for my son as he is green with envy!
This was a really beginner friendly! I did end up doing half double crochets because I like the way they look better but by far the easiest bucket hat tutorial, thank you!!
3 года назад
Wow yes it probably looks very cute with half double crochets!!! 😊I should try that. And thank you for the nice comment 💕
@@vickyt5724 I know this is a pretty old comment, but just replace the sc with hdc. You might have to make less rows of the top of the hat, though, as hdc are a bit "taller" than sc
I’ve only been crocheting for about two months now and this really help me learn a lot because I’ve been wanting to make a bucket hat for so long basically ever since I started crocheting and I just wanted to say thank you for helping me learn more and The bucket hat came out so cute I love it!
3 года назад
😭😭that’s soooo great!!!! I’m glad I could help and that you’re hat came out cute. I hope you keep crocheting 🧶 🥰
Written pattern with the number of stitches Top of hat Row 1: 6 sc [magic ring] Row 2: 2 sc (12) Row 3: 1 sc, inc (18) Row 4: 2 sc, inc (24) Row 5: 3 sc, inc (30) Row 6: 4sc, inc (36) Row 7: 5sc, inc (42) Row 8: 6sc, inc (48) Row 9: 7sc, inc (54) Row 10: 8sc, inc (60) Row 11: 9sc, inc (66) Row 12: 10sc, inc (72) Quick math reminder, use pi×diameter to get the circumference. This way you can figure out whether the hat would fit you! Side of hat Row 13 -26: sc, no inc (72) Brim of hat Row 27: 4 sc , inc (88) *You've probably realised that 72 isn't divisible by 5 so here's what you can do. For the 2 left over stitches do an increase for both so that you end up with 88 stitches. Space them out in the row so they won't be as noticible. Learnt this from a commenter called erin whelan so thank you!* Row 28: 10 sc , inc (96) Row 29: 3 sc, inc (120) Row 30-31: sc , no inc (120) Row 32: 9 sc , inc (132) Row 33: sc, no inc (132) I hope this was helpful! If anyone one has any other tips you can leave them below! Thank you Lala for your tutorial! If anyone is curious what they should do to continue their hat if they added rows you can find my other comment and it details what you could do.
@@jleib hey haha I'm not sure if you still need it but here it is Solution for continuing your hat after adding two more rows for the top of the hat. General things before I start, I used a 3.5mm crochet hook and my yarn was either a 3 or a 4 (I have no idea how to figure out the yarn weight sorry). I ended up using around 186 yards / 170 m of yarn. I did 2 extra rows because the top of the hat wasn't able to reach 7 inches with 12 rows for my yarn. I couldn't find anyone who had figured out how to continue the hat after that so I decided to do some calculations and I think I found a solution. (finished my hat and it turned out fine). I've also indicated the stitch count for each row in the bracket because I found it useful. Top of hat Row 1: 6 sc [magic ring] Row 2: 2 sc (12) Row 3: 1 sc, inc (18) Row 4: 2 sc, inc (24) Row 5: 3 sc, inc (30) Row 6: 4sc, inc (36) Row 7: 5sc, inc (42) Row 8: 6sc, inc (48) Row 9: 7sc, inc (54) Row 10: 8sc, inc (60) Row 11: 9sc, inc (66) Row 12: 10sc, inc (72) Row 13: 11sc, inc (78) Row 14: 12sc, inc (84) The diameter of the top of my hat was around 7 inches (18cm) . You can adjust this based on your head circumference, mine was 22 inches (56 cm). Quick math reminder, use pi×diameter to get the circumference. Side of hat Row 15, 16: sc (84) Row 17: 41 sc , inc , 42 sc (85) Row 18: sc (85) Row 19: 42 sc, inc, 42 sc (86) Row 20: sc (86) Row 21: 42 sc, inc, 43 sc (87) Row 22: sc (87) Row 23: 43 sc, inc, 43 sc (88) Row 24: sc (88) Row 25: 43 sc, inc, 44sc (89) Row 26: sc (89) Row 27: 44 sc, inc, 44sc (90) Row 28 - 32 : sc (90) I was trying to get the number of stitches to 90 by slowly increasing it so that the pattern would work for the brim. I'm not sure if it matters whether the inc you have is in the centre the whole time (someone can chime in below) but I guess you could do the increase anywhere you would like as long as you have the correct number of stitches when you finish the Row. My side was 3.5 inches (9 cm). Okay anyways with 90 stitches because its divisible by 5 you are able to use the brim pattern. So lets go to the brim pattern. Brim of hat Row 33: 4 sc , inc (110) * If you follow 4sc, inc you will only get 108 stitches. You will need to replace any two sc with an inc instead. This will help you get 110 stitches * Row 34: 10 sc , inc (120) Row 35: 3 sc, inc (150) Row 36-38: sc (150) Row 39: 9 sc , inc (165) Row 40 - 41: sc (165) My brim was around 2 inches (5.5cm) wide For Row 33 to work i needed my number of stitches to be divisible by 5 and for Row 34 to work the number of stitches had to be divisible by 11 thats why I had to improvise and add stitches. If you guys did any other number of rows for the top of your hat you can try using this technique to figure out the number of stitches you need. I just tried to figure out a nice number that worked with the pattern in the tutorial and doesn't require many modifications. I hope this was helpful! I'm just a beginner and this is my 2nd project so haha sorry if this pattern is breaking any crochet rules, I was just using math to figure out how to follow the pattern. Let me know if you have any questions for this adaptation. If anyone one has any other tips you can leave them below! Thank you Lala for your tutorial!
Thank you!! I have to write my own way on how this pattern works and got stuck with row 27 because it's not divisible by 5. Thank you so much for this!!
Solution for continuing your hat after adding two more rows for the top of the hat. General things before I start, I used a 3.5mm crochet hook and my yarn was either a 3 or a 4 (I have no idea how to figure out the yarn weight sorry). I ended up using around 186 yards / 170 m of yarn. I did 2 extra rows because the top of the hat wasn't able to reach 7 inches with 12 rows for my yarn. I couldn't find anyone who had figured out how to continue the hat after that so I decided to do some calculations and I think I found a solution. (finished my hat and it turned out fine). I've also indicated the stitch count for each row in the bracket because I found it useful. Top of hat Row 1: 6 sc [magic ring] Row 2: 2 sc (12) Row 3: 1 sc, inc (18) Row 4: 2 sc, inc (24) Row 5: 3 sc, inc (30) Row 6: 4sc, inc (36) Row 7: 5sc, inc (42) Row 8: 6sc, inc (48) Row 9: 7sc, inc (54) Row 10: 8sc, inc (60) Row 11: 9sc, inc (66) Row 12: 10sc, inc (72) Row 13: 11sc, inc (78) Row 14: 12sc, inc (84) The diameter of the top of my hat was around 7 inches (18cm) . You can adjust this based on your head circumference, mine was 22 inches (56 cm). Quick math reminder, use pi×diameter to get the circumference. Side of hat Row 15, 16: sc (84) Row 17: 41 sc , inc , 42 sc (85) Row 18: sc (85) Row 19: 42 sc, inc, 42 sc (86) Row 20: sc (86) Row 21: 42 sc, inc, 43 sc (87) Row 22: sc (87) Row 23: 43 sc, inc, 43 sc (88) Row 24: sc (88) Row 25: 43 sc, inc, 44sc (89) Row 26: sc (89) Row 27: 44 sc, inc, 44sc (90) Row 28 - 32 : sc (90) I was trying to get the number of stitches to 90 by slowly increasing it so that the pattern would work for the brim. I'm not sure if it matters whether the inc you have is in the centre the whole time (someone can chime in below) but I guess you could do the increase anywhere you would like as long as you have the correct number of stitches when you finish the Row. My side was 3.5 inches (9 cm). Okay anyways with 90 stitches because its divisible by 5 you are able to use the brim pattern. So lets go to the brim pattern. Brim of hat Row 33: 4 sc , inc (110) * If you follow 4sc, inc you will only get 108 stitches. You will need to replace any two sc with an inc instead. This will help you get 110 stitches * Row 34: 10 sc , inc (120) Row 35: 3 sc, inc (150) Row 36-38: sc (150) Row 39: 9 sc , inc (165) Row 40 - 41: sc (165) My brim was around 2 inches (5.5cm) wide For Row 33 to work i needed my number of stitches to be divisible by 5 and for Row 34 to work the number of stitches had to be divisible by 11 thats why I had to improvise and add stitches. If you guys did any other number of rows for the top of your hat you can try using this technique to figure out the number of stitches you need. I just tried to figure out a nice number that worked with the pattern in the tutorial and doesn't require many modifications. I hope this was helpful! I'm just a beginner and this is my 2nd project so haha sorry if this pattern is breaking any crochet rules, I was just using math to figure out how to follow the pattern. Let me know if you have any questions for this adaptation. If anyone one has any other tips you can leave them below! Thank you Lala for your tutorial!
i know this was a month ago but if it makes u feel any better i just watched vids, didn’t even practice the basic stitches yet but i already decided to make a rainbow bucket hat LMFAO it’s turning out okay so far but my adhd makes this so stressful bc i’m very impulsive and forget literally what i’m supposed to do next😭
@@idkmd6288 I recently just started up again this week! I recommend learning the basics such as the single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet first! It makes it a whole lot easier in my opinion! You have probably gotten the hang of it by now but I thought I would share! :)
This video was posted a year ago, and I hope you had the best year ever. Not only your tutorial is easy to follow, BUT YOU WROTE DOWN THE PATTERN ? Ma'am you deserve eternal happiness
My daughter had been wanting me make her one since she was in her dorm room in college and yesterday I made it for her and she is so happy. Thanks so much young lady you are amazing for sharing your talents with the world.
I have been sitting here for a few months trying to get that dang circle- you taught it with a light bulb going off for me! I love that you showed what you were going to do first without the hook in the yarn! I was like this whole time and here is Lala explaining it per-fact-ly!🎉
i’m brazilian, i speak english, but it’s kind difficult for me understand the patterns/tutorials on portuguese, but finally i understand, and was with your video! me, just a portuguese speaker undestood everything you did, consider that a compliment! thank you so much 🇧🇷💗
I just wanna say I love your whole tutorial, this is my very first time crocheting and the process was smooth. I did mess up a few times in the very beginning but once I got the hang of it, it was a smooth process. Literally just finished my hat ❤️❤️ thank you for this
Im making mine right now! I learnt to crochet yesterday but this video is extremly helpfull im almost to the sides and it is very well explained for a beginner
I have never commented on a RU-vid video before - but this tutorial was so wonderful and my hat is giving me more joy than ANYTHING I can remember crafting . You have got me totally hooked on crochet and truly brightened my days - thank you Lala Perez!!
Finally! A cord artist that is as UN bougie as me. Stitch marker 🙄 I always used a safety pin. I like how unkcondicending you are, it’s very refreshing
Okay now plssss can we appreciate how she explained it all like so many times and so well, because this is literally the best tutorial I could find and my hat turned out sooo cuteee!! So thank you for doing that and pls never delet this video cause I will definitely crochet more of those hats
I’m so glad that you did single crochet stitches rather than double because I’m having trouble making double stitches so thank you love your videos! ❤️
I needed a quick bucket hat to take to the beach with me so I got some yarn that I already had and I’m almost finished thank you so much the video helped a lot! 😁👍🏼
I'm almost done omg! Just doing the last two rows, the hat looks cool already waaaaaaaa Edit: I'm done with the hat, it came out so cuteee. I think I'm gonna put some puffy flowers on it for decor
@@suzyeide2320 I had to do some adjustments like adding 5 more rows for the hat to sit on my head comfortably. You might want to subtract a few rows on yours perhaps?
Been working on this project with cotton yarn and a 3.0mm crochet hook, so I wanted to give some tips to those who need them. (Sorry, I talk in centimetres, but it's easy to convert by googling it). - Take your head circumference - for example 57 cm - and divide it by 3,14 - for example 57/3,14=18,15 -. This is the diameter you have to reach before stopping the increases. - The side height should be something between 9 and 10 cm, but try it on to adjust it. Thanks again for this beautiful video!
I'm pretty new at crocheting, do you mean in stead of sc when beginning every new row you should do the slip stitch? If yes then would that be counted as one of the sc you need or would you still have to do the extra sc in order to complete the amounts needed
@@taniabonilla4760 it would be a slip stich after the last sc of the round and it would be an extra stich and wouldn’t count as a sc so you just do a slip stich at the end of each round (when you completed all sc needed) before you start the new round! 💗
a Crochet novice... my 32 yr old niece asked for a bucket hat and your video called my attention. You have great teaching skills... the instructions were easy to follow. Thank you so much... it turned out adorable and my niece loved it!!!
thank you sooo much! this is one of the first bucket hat tutorial i actually understood and did! it looks soo cute and fits perfectly! (also your voice is very calming) ❤️
3 года назад
😭that’s awesome and I’m so glad it came out great!!! And thank you 🙏🏼 😊
For anyone ending up with more or less stitches needed for any increase round, which is easy to do when you're accidently adding or missing a stitch or more as you crochet along, just add increase(s) or decrease(s) so you have the correct amount of stitches for the next increase round. I promise you will not notice anything amiss in the end. It turns out perfect every time!
@@gracedalgarno2627 Idk if it will help you but this applies to amigurumis in general. (I am not a native English speaker) The base of the work is the number 6. So normally all your carrers should be multiple of six. Each round you do +1 sc × 6. Ex: Round 2: 12 stitches Round 3: 18 stitches (1 sc + 1 inc) Round 4: 24 (2 SC + 1 inc) Round 5: 30 stitches (3sc + 1inc) So you can count (SC + 2) ×6 "I don't know how many stitches are supposed to be in my 18 round :(" But you know that in the 18th round you do 14 sc and 1 increase six times so in the end you most to have 96 stitches. (14+2)×6
Where do I add my decreases and increases? I’m at row 28 right now, and I could only do 8 sc until I reach the end of the row (the pattern for row 28 is 10 sc 1 inc). Do i add a decrease to the last 2 stitches of the row and start a new row?
@@lynaluu5136 Wherever you want to add them. Any single stitch is ripe for an inc or dec (except for a dec stitch on the last stitch of a row since the dec stitch needs a following stitch to decrease), so, yes, the last 2 stitches is fine depending on how many stitches above or below the multiple of 11 you are. Personally, I prefer to space them out, and stay away from the last stitch (as mentioned above, you can't do a decrease on a stitch without a stitch following it, but you can increase), so I always count the total stitches before I start an inc row (of course hoping I'm at the right count and don't need to do any!)
I feel most crochet tutorials say easy but end up being a lot harder than advertised as this was so easy so thank you! You explain everything so well and the fact you put the pattern in the desc was absolutely amazing ✨🤎
This was by far the easiest crocheting tutorial I have ever followed. Already halfway done with my hat! :D It’s a gray ombré and I can’t wait to wear it! Thank you, you’re very sweet.
I just did my bucket hat and it’s so cute!!! I love this tutorial thank you so much Ps. It took me like two tries to get the magic circle and everything right but don’t give up!
3 года назад
That’s great!!! And yeah the magic circle can be kinda hard at first but once you get it right you can use it for soooo many projects 😊
Mine turned out looking like a beret but it’s cute thx for this vid you made me have more knowledge as to what others meant with increasing and I just am grateful for this vid you are amazing !! 💗 and I feel like I can crochet anything now
3 года назад
😊 I’m so glad you learned from my video. I hope you enjoy the beret 😅 and that you keep crocheting 💕
i just learned how to crochet 3 days ago and this is my first project ik its too early to start with projects like this, but i was able to pull it off! thank you so much miss i really admire you for your effort. i just had some few problems like the top of the hat at row 12 mine wasn’t that big (it’s not even bigger than my hand) but yepp i followed your instructions and i’m almost done with this bucket hat🥰❤️💐
I love how easy this tutorial is because I have been making flowers with the same pattern as the middle part of a flower. So this should be perfect. Thank you so much for this, I'll give the hat to my gf after I finish it, hope it turns out good 😊
Heyyyy, 😊 I just made my hat while watching Harry Potter... It took 5 hours and came out a little short, but for my fist big crochet project I'm totally fine with it. I'm in love ... Just followed you and I'm excited to do more of your tutorials. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 M.N
In the description there’s a mistake umm it should be row 10- 8 sc, increase at ninth stitch row 11- 9 sc, increase at 10th stitch Row 12- 10 sc, increase at 11th stitch But thankkk youuu for this tutorial!
3 года назад
Thank you sooo much for pointing that out 🙏🏼💕 I fixed it 😊
Thank you for this !!! I did it in one evening , i just started crochet and it’s my first circle work, I only had to do half of the rows because I used very thick and fluffy yarn . I must have made some mistakes but with this yarn it doesn’t show 😊 very happy about it
Your crochet hook might’ve been too big also. I’ve had the same problem but once I dozed down my hook the stitches were much tighter and it turned out how I wanted it to
Ok so whenever I tried doing the magic circle on my own IT WOULD BEND AND FOLD and it would make me so mad! I watched your video (in the process of making a bucket hat) and my circle actually came out flat. Thank you for the tutorial! :)
I made this for my best friend's birthday.. It was my first time to crochet It turned out soooo cute. I gave it to her yesterday. I also added bear ears she absolutely loved it. Thank you so much for this video. You are so sweet
Girlllllll I followed two of your videos since I started crocheting and I love itt. So easy and simple to. Keep this videos coming no rush though cause ik you got a life.
3 года назад
Thank youuuu 🥰🥰🥰 and yeah I gotta lots planned they just need a bit of time 😊
This was my first ever crochet project and i finished in 3 days. I am in love with my red bucket hat and so is my family, they even asked me to make them one! thank you for this tutorial :)
I've been struggling to make a bucket hat and I finally found the perfect tutorial! This turned out so cute and I was able to make the cutest strawberry hat from this!! Thank you so much!!
GUYS WHEN YOU FINISH, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU PUT IT ON A COLD WATER AMD DETERGENT BATH AND RING IT OUT TO BLOCK IT, TRUST ME IT LOOKS SO CUTE WHEN ITS BLOCKED
Thank u so much the way u described which hole to put it in was verrryyyy beginner friendly all the crochet bucket hat tutorial I did not understand at all except urs. U are the only one who shows how to do it thank u verrrrryyyyyyyyyyyy much OMGGGG I FINISHED THE HAT THANK U SO MUCH
I watched 3 other videos that I failed miserably at before I got to yours. You explained everything in detail so well. I've only been crochet about 4 days and a bucket hat is my 3rd project.
