How to Crochet a Beanie Hat Part 7

Okay so the hard part of the binny hat is done. This is absolutely the hardest part. Then next now what we are going to be doing is single stitching continually around this thing until it is the proper size. So, basically it is just going to every stitch you see for one. There is no more doubling anymore. There is no more counting. You just continue to go in a complete circle and in fact you can take out that purple marker that I have. But you can leave that purple marker in there too just to see your progress as you are rotating around this—the crown of this hat. So, we are just going in every single stitch you see and doing that single stitch. Pretty hard stuff isn’t it?

And now you don’t have to worry about single stitching or slip stitching anymore you just continually go around and around and around. And basically what you want to do. And you can entrust this on yourself if you want like in a certain size or whatever but there you are looking now for when you are doing this hat you are looking so that this is the top of the hat depending on just how you want to turn it. But you want eight inches from the one side all the way to the other side down. Okay, 7 ½ to 8 ½ inches from the top center to the side. Okay and that it what you are going to be looking go for but the last one I did was a little tight. But anyway this is how you make a binny hat and you just keep going around and around and around.

And this thing looks really nice and I would not recommend unless you really know how to change colors really well because this thing is actually if you look at the material it is looking very uniform and very nice and flat. So if you have our color changed and stuff you might not see knots and stuff just like you do up here but we will work on getting that out at the end. So, anyway just go around on the circle and I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial. And now I can go to bed. See you.


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