Jjcrochet.com Website Review

this easy baby crochet hat takes 50 yards of yarn and can be worked up in less than 30 minutes. i wanted something quick and easy that i could make while watching netflix. (we’ve all been there on a friday night, no?) grab the small ball of yarn that’s been in your stash and give it purpose. this baby hat uses basic stitches and is crocheted in just 9 rows. yes, seriously – that’s it! let’s go! hat will fit a newborn-ish baby. not a fresh-out-of-the-mama baby, but the type of baby you see when you’re finally able to visit your to make a smaller or larger hat, size up or down with your hook. i think using a size f hook would make a “newborn-newborn” size hat. round 1: chain 3. do not join into ring. skip 2 chain and work 9 dc into the next chain (the first chain you made, further away from your round 2: ch 2 (counts as first dc). dc into same stitch. work 2 dc in each stitch around. join with sl st. (20 dc) rounds 5-8: ch 2. work 1 dc in each stitch around. join with sl st. (38 dc) round 9: ch 1 (counts as first sc). work 1 sc in each stitch around. (38 sc). fasten off. for a hat with a roll-up brim: work pattern as written, but repeat round 5 for rounds 5-11, followed by a round 9 (which is your new round 12). if you’d like a longer hat, simply work more rows. have you ever found a stitch so beautiful, you have to try it? no project in mind, no yarn bought for the occasion, yet you’re it’s worked by doing increases and decreases for alternating rows. the first (and every odd) row, you work 3dc in a stitch. the second (and every even) row, you dc3tog. there’s a chain-2 between each increase of decrease cluster. i chose to work it up with a slightly larger crochet hook than the worsted weight calls for to make the stitches a little more defined and stretchy. i think this would make a fantastic base for a crocheted baby blanket. i had fun working up these couple rows, though i know it’s not going to be fun weaving in all these ends. thinking maybe i’ll carry the