Thank you for taking the time to make and share this tutorial video. It was easy to follow and I absolutely LOVE my messy bun beanie. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from you :-)

@Lee93013

7 жыл бұрын

GreAt pattern. Easy to understand! Thanks

@sandratriminio3647

7 жыл бұрын

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@nataliemanryk8884

7 жыл бұрын

John and Leanna Wheeler crochet Kleenex boxes

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you SO SO much for the support. I was gone for a bit but now I'm back and I posted a new video last week and this coming week I'll be doing a copy cat CC beanie. Be on the lookout cause it's going to be a cute and fun project! ❤❤❤

@ayansijioluwaseyi8074

6 жыл бұрын

Mine came out small why... tho its nice but not my size

R1. 36-sc around hair tie R2. 36-hdc around R3. Chain 2 then hdc in same stitch, then 3 single hdc, repeat 2, 3 around R4. Chain 2, hdc same stitch 4 singles R5. Chain 2, hdc same stitch, 5 singles R6. Chain 2, hdc all around. R7. Chain 2 + 2hdc same stitch (3), skip 2, repeat for R8-R14 R15. Sc around R16-18 sc in back loops only. Lol this makes it easier when I come back to do another hat 🤷‍♀️😂🥰 love this pattern!!

April, this is the first time that I follow a video tutorial crochet in english! I made it. You make it easy. Thank you so much!

This beanie is my favourite to make. Thank you for sharing. My daughter's in law and nieces all love that I've made them one. Thank you so much.

Lol right as you say that you didnt know if we could hear the yarn squeeking bit I heard mine and about lost it lol glad to know I am not the only one that is vexed by that sound

Great tutorial. I like the idea of using the 2 hair ties. Now I'll try making a messy bun beanie. TFS!

My girls love the beanies. Thank you so much for sharing

Fits like a glove. Thanks for the tutorial. Nice and quick.

All of your Crochet Benie's are so Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Wendy Short you're very welcome. Be on the lookout for another beanie coming soon

@TheHoneybee987

6 жыл бұрын

Stitch Upon A Starr sgvb6

Oh me too, I cannot stand that squeaky sound!😆 I love the color of this ystn...the hat is adorable!

I really love how u make ur hat. U do amazing work never stop because u bring joy to so many people

love it i have just learned how to do this 4 my daughter there all so gorgeous love the colors and the bow is beautiful i will be doing tjis cant wait to see more diy's from keep them coming your so good 4 only crocheting for 2 years 💖💞❤😍👍

This is probably the best one I've seen. Love the bow. Kinda funny how long it takes some things to become popular, I was crocheting pony-tail hats 20 years ago, same thing. Glad to see they are finally popular, because they are so cute.

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

chronicstitcher McYarn thank you very much. WOW you've been crocheting a long time. I've only been crocheting for 2 years so I'm flattered to have such a nice compliment coming from someone who's been crocheting for so long. I too absolutely love these hats and can't stop making them lol

So much fun to make, awesome pattern! Great job.

I like messy bun hats with elastic too! Thank you so much for this pattern! So cute& I can't wait to try

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Lizziy Elam you're very welcome. Happy hooking! 😉😉

So cute - may have to give this one a try! Thanks for sharing!

Hi April my name is Debbie and I just want to let u know that u are amazing teacher and it's fun to learn how to make something with someone that know what she is doing. U have been very helpful just like some other I have been learning from. Just please don't stop teaching. Ur great and thank u for ur help.

@anaordaz7297

4 жыл бұрын

Podrá poner traducción en español

The squeekie noise you hear from the yarn on the hook can also be the tension from the yarn. This is an awesome video, you're very clear on your instructions. My beanie didn't come out as tight as yours but it still looks beautiful. Thank you.

Just made this using Caron Simply Soft and a 5mm hook throughout and it's lovely! Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for the detailed video...the hat for my son’s girlfriend turned out great!

Hi, made this messy bun hat turned out great. I crocheted a center part to go around the bow instead of wrapping the yarn around it. Turned out Great. Great tutorial. Thank you.💖

Your explanation was very accurate and accented your words very clear which helped me to clearly hear your directions.. thank you so much ! I learned how to crochet from my grandmother but when she passed I dropped crocheting for many years. I did not have anyone to help guide me when I made mistakes!! You made it so easy that I hope that I can pass down to my daughters.. ❤️

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

marianne granger wow! That is the exact same thing that happened to me. My grandma taught me and when she passed away I wanted to carry this with me but I had forgot everything. My neighbor helped me with the basics and KZread did the rest. When I crochet I feel like I'm with her again. I know she would be so proud that I've designed a few things and started this channel. ❤❤

@mgrangergranger

6 жыл бұрын

Stitch Upon A Starr, I know that your grandma is very proud and smiling watching over you! 💕

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

marianne granger thank you so much. I'm sure your grandma is proud of you as well. 😘💕

Very pretty! Thank you very much for sharing. Be blessed.

I just want to tell you what a GREAT Teacher you are. I just finished my hat and it turned out perfectly!😁

@StitchUponAStarr

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

@whisperingeaglelanders2339

4 жыл бұрын

@@StitchUponAStarr I dont have a FB page anymore...how can I share a photo of it with you?

loved your pattern can't wait for more

Thank you SO much!!! I only knew very basic things regarding crocheting, I've always wanted to learn, but would get frustrated trying to read patterns and having no clue what they mean. I just made a beautiful hat with your help. It might not be perfect, but I feel extremely accomplished and definitely got this crochet lingo down now! Thank you thank you thank you! 💖

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Amanda Nicole yay. I'm so excited for you. ❤❤

Thank you for sharing this easy tutorial. I have literally just finished crocheting it. I did it in red. I will share on my Instagram or my FB. I keep them separate. I will mention your YT name to my finished Messy Bun Hat.

Love the pattern can’t wait to try it!

Great to me it's was easy. I'm going to make this and take a picture. Thank you.

Just did a couple of these. Love them!

Great hat! Nice teaching! If there is no written pattern, I just play the tutorial and write up the instructions myself...pausing as I need to catch all the details. It is helpful to have a pattern to print off but once in a while I come across tutorials where I need to write out the pattern myself. Thank you for sharing this sweet hat pattern! ☺

Love your video on your bow messy beany. You explain everything , don't stop. I look forward to making this. Best is i look forward to wearing it. God bless and thank you

Thank you for sharing this video, I love it! So easy!

I love it... its done thank you..... you did a great job in teaching...

So easy to follow ! That U so much , I’m sharing this video with a friend who is just starting to crochet I think it’s a good one 🙋‍♀️

I love this pattern. Thank you for sharing

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Daisy Osborne you are welcome. Thanks for watching ❤

So cute and easy to make. Thank you!

So, I finished thos beanie. It was my first crochet project. And it was so simple. U did a really good job considering I didn't even know any of the stitches n their names before I started watching this.

Omgosh i can't wait to make some for xmas gifts for all my nieces❤❤❤ good job explaining the process . #nohump luv it!

thank you so much your video help me. I just got done today with my very own messy bun beanie. thank you again so much.

This is amazing, i love it. Thank you so much for sharing this tutotial, if you have all your supplies ready instructions begin @ 2:30

Its beautiful and I made it I like how you explain thank you I love your videos blesssings.

Super cute!!

Saw the same tutorial by someone else claiming it was there's. I love how you explain the instructions and take your time. Made a few for my friends and they adored them and ask for more. Thank you so much.

@desireefrary5162

6 жыл бұрын

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@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

desiree frary thank you for making me aware of this.

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

And thanks for the compliments

Yours is the cutest one out there, thanks!

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Mandy Bennett thank you so much Mandy. That means so much to me. Make sure to subscribe for more cute patterns! ❤❤

I love this video! Mine came out awesome. Thanks for sharing!

@sarahmartinson3049

7 жыл бұрын

What row do you attach the center of the bow?

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

87anh this is a preference thing but I did mine right above the first cluster double crochet round

Thanks for the video! I followed this and it came out perfect. It's only my third time crocheting and I was able to complete this in 15 hours since I'm new and had to stop and fix a few things. Nonetheless, I loved the outcome. It's keeping my half shaved head warm.

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Emelisa Lincoln AWESOME! So glad you liked it

So pretty I'm addicted

great stuff getting busy

Thanks this helped me with a beanie for my Aunt.

Very simple and well explained ! I love your video , I look forward to more of your videos😍

Very cute! Next on my list after I finish the star beanie. I’m trying to find a grinch scarf c2c tutorial. Could you do that ? Love your easy to follow teachings

I just made 2 beanies and working on my 3rd still watch the video don't have it down yet lol thank you

Omg I loved this video

Love love love 💕

Great tutorial April!!!

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Persefphanie Brungard thank you very much!! 😉

So pretty

Thank you for sharing this was very easy and you were so easy and, you are also a good instructor thanks again 😍

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

koscokelly97 oh thank you for the nice compliment. Im so glad I could help you learn a new pattern. would love to see pictures on my Facebook page. Stitch Upon A Starr ⭐

@Preteahumblegirl

7 жыл бұрын

I just ask to join you on Face Book I will post mines I did tweak mines up a bit but it's still cute 😊

Beautiful

This is the cutest thing ever 🥰🥰🥰

Thank you, love it.

Thank you for sharing the tutorial. It was awesome to follow. But, like some; I too came out with a big hat, that fixes my lamp shade instead of a head. LOL! So, I'll just follow other's advice and change my yard, and needle.

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Ella Miller oh no. That's no good lol 😂 I hope you got it down a size or 2 so it fits your head and not your lamp shade lol Thanks for watching! ❤

@wam0357

4 жыл бұрын

Making a hat is not easy to get the right size. I would direct crocheters to look at any cheat sheet you can find on Pintereat concerning hat sizes. Learn how to measure your work across the top, (in this case the hdc) for the size hat you're making, and to measure the side (in this case the dc) to know how many rounds of the DC to do to have the depth you need. She kept saying something on how "thick" you want the band, and I think of it more as the "width" of the band. So with that said, look at your hat size chart from Pinterest and you can determine when to stop with the DC rounds and begin your headband rows. Also, very important, the stitches total on both rounds 1 and 2, are 36. Then row 3 is a total of 45 stitches, row 4 is a total of 54 stitches, and row 6 is a total of 63 stitches. If you're making a childs size, refer to your Pinterest chart and STOP doing the hdc rounds when your circle is the closest to what the chart says it should measure to fit t a child (or toddler, or what have you) Very important also is that because each ending round count is divisible by 3, you can begin doing the DC cluster rounds at any time.

Love it.

I like be the way my beanie came out with the bow. Due to the pattern on my yarn not all the colors from the beanie were on the bow so I ended up adding 2 more rounds of DC so all the colors where present and the bow was ginormous after. In my opinion it made my beanie look even better.

Thank you so much a nice easy video to follow, please do more

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Sunsheena you're welcome. I have posted another pattern. It's a scarf pattern and next week I'll be doing another beanie. Stay Tuned ❤

I love this pattern. The only thing I would suggest is that you might let us know how many stitches we should have at the end of each row. Like after row 2 we should have 45 stitches and after row 3 we should have 54 stitches and so on. It just helps us to know that we are on track. I stopped and figured out how many stitches I should have because I always count. Just a suggestion. The finished product is awesome. I made 2 of them in very little time. You did a great job.

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Jackie Johnson thank you for the feed back. I will keep that in mind for future videos. I'm glad you were able to follow along and make a hat. Enjoy. 😁

amazing and easy thank you so much

Thank you .I'm going to make one for my little sister .

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. I hope your sister liked it! ❤

al fin encontré con lana#4 .me encanta este modelo lo intentare mañana

Love ur work

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Jeanette Duncan thank you so much.

Hi, Great tutorial. Love it

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Roxanne Parker Thanks so much for the nice feedback. Glad you enjoyed it.

@roxanneparker9126

7 жыл бұрын

Your so Welcome 😄 Really appreciate your time and tutorial

I would just like to let you know your videos are great.!! I've been crocheting since I was about 15 and my mom taught me the basic stuff everything else I've learned has been from KZread. And you have gotten a subscriber here. 😄

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Celena Rowan ah thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I will be doing more videos soon

@celenarowan3420

6 жыл бұрын

Stitch Upon A Starr yaaay.!!! I can't wait.!! I love learning new things so I'm super excited.!!

Nice I’m gonna try to make one ❤️

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Norma Ford would love to see your hat when your done. If you're on Facebook, you should join our crochet group. Link is above.

You did an amazing job on this video! I have watched so many tutorial videos and most talk to much or go SO slow! Consider me subscribed!

Thank you, this is great! Do you have a picture of the hat being worn? I have never seen a Messy Bun Beanie before but I already love it!

I like it 👍👍👍

I got some of those ponytail bands at the Dollor Tree 30 in a pack for $1.00

Love this Look. Easy to follow and create....Thanks for sharing. If I wanted to make this exact hat for a newborn or a younger girl what adjustments would I need to make?

If you crochet loosely it will be bigger . If you crochet tight it will be smaller. For people that don't know, the "crown" width should be the circumference of your head multiplied by 0.85 and divided by 3.14 (pi). My head circumference is 22.... 22 multiplied by 0.85 is 18.7. That divided by 3.14 is 5.95. I tend to make mine 5.5 across because crochet stretches. The crown is the increase stitches.

I love this hat! I used a 5 mm hook and loops and threads soft and shinny yarn that is a 4. I had to add several rows of the clusters to get it the right height. I usually tend to crochet loose so not sure if this yarn is a little on the light side. Love the pattern and the tutorial easy to follow and great job filming your stitches it was really easy to see!! Thank you!

@Darjaynatazz

4 жыл бұрын

it's a 5.5mm hook not a 5mm

@tonyablue5183

4 жыл бұрын

@@Darjaynatazz I believe she was stating what she used. I used a 5.25mm myself and a 4.25mm for the brim.

@Darjaynatazz

4 жыл бұрын

@@tonyablue5183 works perfect with 5.5mm just like the video with the right tension

@tonyablue5183

4 жыл бұрын

@@Darjaynatazz everyones tension is not the same, so adjustments would need to be made for people with different tension. That is why we check gauge. It lets you know whether to move up or down a hook size to match the patterns guage (which is the pattern creator's personal tension)

@tonyablue5183

4 жыл бұрын

There is no right or wrong...

Bello gracias

Thanks a lot of your bune

Mine came out so big it looked like a helmet lol. I will try the suggestion you said in the edit using a 4mm then a 5.

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I love this hat. I've just started making other things besides blankets and the big thing is beanies..bun hats and head bands right now for me. I've got a few orders for them. 1 kinda big one for my aunt who owned a sporting apparel store. So got about 10 to 20 to whip up for her. I just got done with this hat and it's way too small for my head. I did it exactly as you did. 8 rows of clusters and I did 5 rows for the brim. It's too short and too tight it won't go over my head. It's like a child's size. I may have stitched way too tight on the brim. But its still not long enough for what I need. Is there something I'm maybe doing wrong or do you think if I just did more cluster rows and loosened the brim stitches up that it would work to make it bigger? Or do I have to increase with the HDC more in the beginning? Thank you..I'm going to make a couple more. These are too cute.

thank you for that tip , I HATE that freaking noise too

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Christine Knox you're so welcome

Thank you for this. Your parents fit my big head

Mine came out, using the I hook, so small that it barely fits my 4 year old. All the comments about them coming out loose had me crochet tightly, and it came out miniature... So... I think using the I hook normally, would work out perfectly. Going to try this again, but in a normal hold, not a tight one.

@howdychick30

6 жыл бұрын

The second AND third beanie came out perfect with the I hook with 9 rows of the 3 DC, and 7 rows of SC for rim. Hope that helps someone.

@onlytheused

6 жыл бұрын

The Mauwow Homestead mine turned out tiny too...

@StitchUponAStarr

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. I'm so happy to hear you figured it out. Next week I'll be doing a CC copy cat beanie so make sure to hit the little bell so you can get notified when it is posted. Thanks for your support. Xoxo

@shrimpychef6133

6 жыл бұрын

Mine came out a little bit too big but i have a really small head anyways , any way to make it smaller ?

@annettebates3347

5 жыл бұрын

LilShortie I used an I hook 5.5 and it came out too big and I have a tight tension when knitting and crocheting so I’m going down to a H 5.0 hook.

Love this pattern so much I make them all the time following along with you! Is there any way to make them without the opening in the top? Lone the look bit would like to make some without the opening

That's why I use steel needles so that sound doesn't happen so funny mama and I said the same thing she showed me how to crochet 35 years ago ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Is the group on Fb still available? Just made my messy bun beanie for my daughter and it turned out perfect 👍🏽. Thanks a lot 😊!!!

I put a marker in the first st of my 36 so I know where I started that where I mess up on my count

Me hubiera encantado que tuviera traducción pero gracias esta muy bonito

Thank you for sharing your pattern with us i was wondering if you have a blog or a website that has this pattern written down so others wanting to do this pattern and not want to follow the video every time? would love to know!

It's a very nice color how i can't some

Absolutely love this pattern! Is there a written version available anywhere?

This is the easiest thing I have ever crocheted literally

Great tutorial and easy to follow. Mine turned out exactly the same but it was a little loose. Any suggestions on how to make it a little smaller?

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Candace Cornette oh good. try using a smaller hook and that should help. ☺

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Candace Cornette I tend to crochet a little tight so definitely try a 5 mm size h hook. hope that helps

@StitchUponAStarr

7 жыл бұрын

Candace Cornette someone here suggested you use a size 4mm hook for the HDC rounds and a 5mm hook for the rest.

Hi i wonder what hooks you are using? I like the rounded tip.. thanks and thank you for this tutorial!

Thank you, I enjoy your speed. Can you either lower your project a tiny bit so that the stiches won't get lost out of the camera or higher the camera a tad bit.

Made this hat during my lunch break today at work I'm a beginner so there were a few hiccups but it's a perfect fit just a tip if it's coming out too big you most likely slip stitch into wrong space which caused more stitches than needed would love to show a picture of it but don't know how lol