Hello friends and crochet lovers! đ I hope you are all doing very well.
The cold is here in France, we even had the first snow. âïž So it's time to make some warm accessories to survive the winter!
Two weeks ago, I finished my ear warmer headband. I love it, but I wear it mostly when I tie my hair up. So, I told myself that I also needed a nice beanie! đ§¶
So I got to work and made a nice warm beanie!
By the way, if you are starting crochet, beanies are very easy to make and accessible to beginners! It's a quick little project, I would say between 4 and 5 hours, and even less when you have gained a little confidence.
That's why I decided to share the tutorial with you. đ
The material I used
To make my little hat, I used:
- 2 and a half balls of 100% navy blue wool,
- A 5mm crochet hook,
- A wool needle.
The steps
1st step: starting chain
To start my beanie, I first made a slip knot, then I cast on 45 chain stitches (about 27 cm). Obviously, you have to adapt your chain to your head. It must be equal to the height between the top of the skull and the middle of the nose.
For an adult hat, your chain will probably be between 26 and 28 cm.
1st row
Once the chain is finished, you have to move on to the first row. For this beanie, I chose to work in half double crochets. So I made my first row of half double crochets. And when I reached the end of the row, I chained 2 before turning my work.
2nd and following rows
For the following rows, I simply made half double crochets in the back loop, followed by 2 chain stitches before turning my work. I really like the ribbed design that the half double crochets in the back loop give, it adds relief.
I continued like this:
Until I got a rectangle that goes around my head. Here, I made 64 rows, which corresponds to about 50cm. Obviously, the number of rows depends on your head size, but also on the yarn and the hook used.
For an adult hat, the rectangle is often between 40 and 50cm.
I needed to change balls of yarn twice, so I made 2 invisible knots (but I didn't think to take a picture of it). In total, I used about 2 and a half balls of yarn.
Closing the beanie
To close the beanie, I simply folded the sides together.
Then, I made slip stitches in the two strands on each side.
Once the rectangle is closed, I made one or more knots and closed the work while making sure to keep a small length of yarn (between 15 and 30 cm).
Sewing the top of the beanie
The beanie is almost finished, but you still have to close the top of the hat. To do this, I took the yarn needle and started to insert it regularly into the stitches at the top.
A picture is worth a thousand words:
You have to pull regularly (I do 4 stitches by 4 stitches) to start closing the top of the hat.
And at the end, you have to pull (without breaking the thread) to finish closing the beanie.
It is possible that there will be a "hole" but don't panic. With the yarn needle, you just have to go back and forth a few times on the top to completely close the hat.
Weave in the ends
All that's left to do is finish the hat, and to do that, I had to weave in my ends. With my yarn needle, I went back and forth a few times in some of the stitches of the hat, making sure to do it inside the hat.
I was finally able to turn my hat inside out and see the final result!
Wear your creation proudly
And there you have it, the little beanie is finished! After a few hours of work (a little every evening), my super beanie is ready to be worn and to face the cold. âïž
And since my mom loves it and it goes really well with her coat, I finally decided to give it to her. She was so happy! đ«¶
I'll make one later for myself. There's nothing better than making your loved ones happy with your own creations!
By the way, it's a great Christmas gift idea for your loved ones! đ
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this little tutorial. If some steps are not clear, don't hesitate to ask me your questions.
Are you going to start making a little beanie for this winter? đ§¶
See you soon,
Johanna
PS: I used Google Translate to translate the english part.
Hello les amis et les crochets lovers ! đ JâespĂšre que vous allez tous trĂšs bien.
Ăa y est le froid arrive en France, nous avons mĂȘme eu les premiĂšres neiges. âïž Câest donc le moment de se confectionner des accessoires bien chauds pour survivre Ă lâhiver !
Il y a deux semaines, jâai terminĂ© mon bandeau cache oreilles. Je lâadore, mais je le porte surtout lorsque je mâattache les cheveux. Alors, je me suis dit que jâavais Ă©galement besoin dâun joli bonnet ! đ§¶
Je me suis donc mise au travail et jâai confectionnĂ© un petit bonnet bien chaud !
Dâailleurs, si vous commencez le crochet, sachez que les bonnets sont trĂšs faciles Ă faire et accessibles aux dĂ©butants ! Câest un petit projet rapide, je dirais entre 4h et 5h, et mĂȘme moins lorsque vous avez pris un peu dâassurance.
Câest pour cela que jâai dĂ©cidĂ© de partager le tuto avec vous. đ
Le matĂ©riel que jâai utilisĂ©
Pour confectionner mon petit bonnet, jâai utilisĂ© :
- 2 pelotes et demie 100% laine bleu marine,
- Un crochet de 5mm,
- Une aiguille Ă laine.
Les Ă©tapes
1Úre étape : chaßnette de départ
Pour commencer mon bonnet, jâai dâabord fait un nĆud coulant, puis jâai montĂ© 45 mailles en lâair (environ 27 cm). Ăvidemment, vous devez adapter votre chaĂźnette Ă votre tĂȘte. Il faut que celle-ci soit Ă©gale Ă la hauteur entre le sommet du crĂąne et le milieu du nez.
Pour un bonnet adulte, votre chaßnette fera sûrement entre 26 et 28 cm.
1er rang
Une fois que la chaĂźnette est terminĂ©e, il faut passer au premier rang. Pour ce bonnet, jâai choisi de travailler en demi-brides. Jâai donc fait mon premier rang de demi-brides. Et arrivĂ© Ă la fin du rang, jâai montĂ© 2 mailles en lâair avant de tourner mon travail.
2Ăšme rangs et les suivants
Pour les rangs suivants, jâai simplement effectuĂ© des demi-brides dans le brin arriĂšre, suivi de 2 mailles en lâair avant de tourner mon travail. Jâaime beaucoup le dessin cĂŽtelĂ© que donnent les demi-brides dans le brin arriĂšre, cela apporte du relief.
Jâai continuĂ© ainsi :
JusquâĂ obtenir un rectangle qui fait le tour de ma tĂȘte. Ici, jâai effectuĂ© 64 rangs, ce qui correspond Ă environ 50cm. Ăvidemment, le nombre de rangs dĂ©pend de votre tour de tĂȘte, mais Ă©galement de la laine et du crochet utilisĂ©.
Pour un bonnet adulte, le rectangle fait souvent entre 40 et 50cm.
Jâai eu besoin de changer de pelote 2 fois, jâai donc fait 2 nĆuds invisibles (mais je nâai pas pensĂ© Ă le prendre en photo). Au total, jâai utilisĂ© environ 2 pelotes et demie.
Fermeture du bonnet
Pour fermer le bonnet, jâai simplement rabattu les cĂŽtĂ©s lâun sur lâautre.
Puis, jâai fait des mailles coulĂ©es dans les deux brins de chaque cĂŽtĂ©.
Une fois que le rectangle est fermĂ©, j'ai fait un ou plusieurs nĆuds et jâai fermĂ© le travail tout en veillant Ă garder une petite longueur de fil (entre 15 et 30 cm).
Couture du haut du bonnet
Le bonnet est presque terminĂ©, mais il faut encore fermer le haut du bonnet. Pour cela, jâai pris lâaiguille Ă laine et jâai commencĂ© Ă lâinsĂ©rer de maniĂšre rĂ©guliĂšre dans les mailles en haut.
Une image vaut mieux que mille mots :
Il faut tirer réguliÚrement (moi, je fais 4 mailles par 4 mailles) pour commencer à refermer le haut du bonnet.
Et Ă la fin, il faut tirer (sans casser le fil) pour finir de fermer le bonnet.
Il est possible quâil reste un âtrouâ mais pas de panique. Avec lâaiguille Ă laine, il suffit de faire quelques aller-retours sur le haut pour fermer complĂštement le bonnet.
Rentrer les fils
Il ne reste plus quâĂ finaliser le bonnet, et pour cela, jâai dĂ» rentrer mes fils. Avec mon aiguille Ă laine, jâai fait quelques aller-retours dans certaines mailles du bonnet, en veillant bien Ă le faire Ă lâintĂ©rieur du bonnet.
Jâai enfin pu retourner mon bonnet et voir le rĂ©sultat final !
Porter fiÚrement sa création
Et voilĂ , le bonnet est terminĂ© ! AprĂšs quelques heures de travail (un peu chaque soir), mon super bonnet est prĂȘt Ă ĂȘtre portĂ© et Ă affronter le froid. âïž
Et comme ma maman lâadore et quâil va super bien avec son manteau, jâai finalement dĂ©cidĂ© de lui donner. Ăa lui a fait tellement plaisir ! đ«¶
Je mâen referai un plus tard pour moi. Il nây a rien de mieux que de faire plaisir Ă ses proches avec ses propres crĂ©ations !
Dâailleurs, câest une super idĂ©e de cadeau de NoĂ«l pour vos proches ! đ
Bref, jâespĂšre que vous avez aimĂ© ce petit tutoriel. Si jamais certaines Ă©tapes ne sont pas claires, nâhĂ©sitez pas Ă me poser vos questions.
Allez-vous vous lancer dans la confection dâun bonnet pour cet hiver ? đ§¶
Ă bientĂŽt,
Johanna
PS : Jâai utilisĂ© Google Traduction pour traduire la partie en anglais.
Interesting approach, I've never seen a beanie crocheted like this. My simple mind would have gone round đ
Very nice though, I love it, it looks great and suits you as well.
This beanie will act like a savior from the cold. It is stylish and beautiful. You look amazing wearing this. Love it.
I love the big yarn size, it makes it very thick and would be useful against the cold. It fits you well, stay warm.
Toujours sympa de faire ses objets soi-mĂȘme :)
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This look nice on you. I love it, if I was staying close to you I will love to request for one. Thanks for sharing
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Wow it beautiful and comfortable, it worth it hypes keep it up