Tiffany, I liked your tutorial but I’m 74 and I’ve only been crocheting about a year and I just don’t think this would be a project for me. I’m sure all the other ladies will really enjoy making it but I like somethings are just kind of flows. Thank you.
I completely understand what you're talking about. No worries! There are many other more flowy projects we can crochet together. Thank you so much for watching my video! 😊❤️🧶
Love this simple beanie and LOVE LOVE LOVE the Ecoluxe yarn by Tiffany! It looks and feels luxurious and I feel it pumps up the quality on any project.❤❤❤
Hi Tiffany Hansen right now I am working on my cottage core mosaic blanket and granny squares blanket and butterfly mosaic blanket and I love your channel and your videos and if you keep making videos I will keep watching them and what is your favorite crochet project to work on right now and favorite types of yarn to used when crocheting and keep up the great work on your RU-vid channel and keep up the great work on your crochet projects
I love love LOVE ❤️ the way you taught this. Thanks so very much! This is exactly what I need to learn how to do things. The camera angles and descriptions are great! I have a learning challenge and cannot understand patterns. Please please keep teaching this way. It’s like you’re sitting patiently next to me and I love that ❤
Tiffany, your tutorials are so well done. I appreciate you and the time you take to make your projects easy to make and follow along. Youre encouraging along the way for even a beginner or intermediate. Have a blessed week friends.
AWE thank you so much for the feedback Michele. It means a lot. I really try to think on behalf of the person watching, what would be most helpful for them to understand what I am doing. I try to teach, not just show. I'm glad that is working for people. 🤗🧶❤️ Thank you so much for watching and crocheting with me my friend.
You're right - Plain, simple beanies are a little hard to come by. This is great. Is there a particular reason why the slip stitch to join is done from behind? Would a traditional slip stitch be too visible, creating a seam?
Great question! I noticed, after playing with the backwards slip stitch, that my joins ended up being straight and not the slanted line that often shows up in a rounded project. I thought that was pretty nifty. Honestly, you can absolutely slip stitch to close the round the regular way. I suppose that could be personal preference. 😊❤️🧶
Working on getting my husband to pose for me. 😆😆Actually, at the very end of the video I put the beanie on to show how it fits me if that would help. 🤗❤️🧶
The only real way to avoid the join in the back is to work a continuous round or spiral stitch. There might be a fancy way you can hide the join with a closed round join but it will require experience with stitches. 😊❤️🧶
That’s a great question. I would normally say it all depends on the person’s head size as it will have some stretch to it. But with Chemo you want things to be as comfortable as possibly. I’d go with a large size if you can. It won’t be too big as the stitches will start smaller and expand but it will also fit more loosely and comfortably. I hope this helps. 😊💖🧶
I have a suggestion. I preferred to use the larger crochet hook to really keep the stitches loose enough to work into. If you would like to make a smaller size I would go with the number of stitches around the brim and then the goal is to make the beanie that certain height before you start decreasing to close. Change the number of stitches not the crochet hook. Generally that would work, but these stitches, they are not easy to work if the stitch is too tight.
Yes! You absolutely can! You might need to adjust the number of rows in your brim and number of rounds you need to make but what's great about this pattern is that you can adjust to measurement all you want. There is no multiple stitch count requirement. Here is a beanie size chart I like to reference for sizes. Try to go off of this. I hope it helps. 😊❤️🧶 link: pin.it/6d4hcyShl
Yes you can! but you might want to use fewer stitches. I would adjust the brim to fit dimension and then work the length to just below dimension. You won't need so many decrease rounds either. Here's a beanie size chart I like to use that you can utilize as a reference: pin.it/6d4hcyShl
I’m sorry. This stitch naturally works up tight and it helps the looser you can make your stitches. It is a different and very interesting stitch placement. Thank you for trying so many times. ❤️🧶
