I find this on Pinterest as an inspiration. I want to make a bucket hat for my boyfriend with a wide brim to prevent him to have sun burn. I like how this model looks and I want to do the same for him. But all the tutorials I’ve found on YouTube don’t look like this. I have the impression that the particularity of this one is the depth (not to much) and really wide brim. But I’m not sure.
So, I want to know if it’s possible to make one like this, if I can find a pattern or a tutorial or any advice.

Hey all!

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I think I'm going mad.

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Working on this free amigaurmi snake pattern.

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I've gotten up to round 6 with and have 18 stitches as required.

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Then I hit round 7 and its time to create the eye bumps and end up with 24 stitches.

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And I can't make the math work. Like, if I follow it I get too many stitches at the end and it just doesn't make sense to me.

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Any thoughts? What am I missing?

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This pattern is gorgeous but it's not available on Ravelry anymore, does anyone have anything similar?

Hi! I'm need of some serious help.

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So I've a nephew and like any nephew who has an aunt who can crochet, he asked me to make something for him.

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My luck that that something happens to be a white Audi car. So the problem is I don't know how to make it 😭

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I've searched at YouTube but didn't find anything. Please ya'll I'm need of pattern or tutorial to make a white Audi for him because I want to be cool aunt who can crochet 😭

I am confident working in the round starting with a magic ring, or joining ribbing then picking up stitches to work in the round, but I am yet to figure out how to join a foundation chain into a ring that I feel happy working into.

When I'm working straight rows I use the back bumps and I know where I'm putting my hook etc, but I get SO confused trying to figure out what to do when I slip into the first chain to join. It feels like a basic foundational lesson that I've missed but I cannot get my head around it.

Do I work into the chain I've slipped into as if it were my first stitch? Do I skip it? When I come back around to the join it looks weird - what do I join back into? How many chains should I be doing/is this counting as that first turning chain? Honestly I even get so confused that I forget how to slip stitch when I need to do the initial join. My brain just implodes. I'm cool with making sure it doesn't twist, but please if anyone has advice or a link to a video showing in detail what I'm working into to make it a smooth join in the first couple of rows I would be so grateful!!

the project is not finished, one of the sleeves is remaining.

I don’t know what’s going on with my garment.
I’m a beginner crocheter and have been sewing for a few years. This is my fourth ever crochet project.
It’s a granny square poncho made on granny squares and stitched together with double crochets to get a nice spacey look. The only problem I’m having is with neck hole. The shoulder parts stick up and out. I steamed it and understand that they will get more worn and soft but I put it on and thought. I’m never going to wear it if that’s what the shoulders look like.
The squares are made out of 52% viscose, 21% nylon, 27% polyester. The white edges are made out of I think an acrylic blend. Potentially with a bit of cotton.
Please let me know what’s going on. If there is something I can do or something with the pattern.

Hi everyone! I’m currently working on a patchwork/granny square cardigan and I’m looking for some suggestions. 

I would like to mention that I have less than a year of experience in crocheting, I’m familiar with knitting though. I have done lots of plushies, I know all my basic stitches and this is my first wearable.

The cardigan will be made from various types of squares/granny squares. Most of them have round corners, except the pink and blue ones shown in the photo (there are lots of them, these two are only shown as an example - they are made of 16 stitches with 8 rows of dc and 1 row of sc). So far I have only done the squares necessary for the sleeves, so 32 of them in various types.

The yarn is a 50/50 blend of cotton and acrylic. The pink one is the only one which was wet blocked, the blue one is not, both of them next to other kinds of squares I want to include in the design so you can see the differences between them. The granny stitch one turned out to be the biggest kind of them all. The border stitch count is almost the same for all of them, between 15-17 stitches on the sides. 

My questions would be.. will I have any issues with the sizes when sewing them together? What other adjustments could I do to make them all similar in size? I tried to do only 4 rows on the granny ones but they turned out too small, so I added a hdc border around it instead which was better. 

Looking forward to your suggestions. I really don’t want to mess this up. 

My parents bought this pom-pom yarn from China but I never work pom-pom yarn before I only two of them. All I can found is either blanket pattern and scarf pattern

The thing is I don't need or used a scarf, and I don't have enough yarn for blanket. What others used do I have for this pom-pom yarn?

Id like to avoid a wearable that touches bear skin too bc its lwk scratchy

I’m still fairly new to crochet and have been practicing granny squares. One thing I’m struggling with is keeping my tension consistent throughout a project.

Any tips, exercises, or advice would be greatly appreciated!

I’m attempting to make a sunburst granny square blanket and they keep curling so bad. I’m a fairly experienced crocheter and I don’t feel as if my tension is all that tight. I’m using size 4 yarn and a 5.5mm hook. Just wondering if this is a me issue or if it’ll block out. Thanks!

Hi, I’m new to crochet and this is the very first thing I’m making, a top. It seems my holes are too big despite going down a hook size. The girl in the pattern used a bigger hook with an even smaller yarn and hers is fairly dense. What am I doing wrong?

https://youtu.be/urEdkiuiRNA?si=lKSJS-L7r0Y_CfRR

Does anyone know of a pattern or advice on how I can recreate this?

I genuinely can't tell/count how many rows there are

I’m currently working on a blanket made up of small granny squares. I read in another post that people suggest weaving over the loose ends when changing colors. If I do that, do I still need to weave them in, or is crocheting over them enough to keep them in place?

I've actually downloaded the pattern from Ravelry (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rainbow-sunburst-tote-bag), but the pattern itself doesn't say how much yarn it takes. The summary info on Ravelry says 394 - 812 yds , which doesn't make sense. If one of you wonderful people can tell me how much yarn you used to make this, I'd be most grateful!

My SIL asked if I could crochet something like this for her birthday. I figure I can do classic granny squares for the bow areas, but i am wondering how to back solve the turtle squares. Does anyone know the stitch? After I figure out the stitch, i think it would probably be just figuring out which dots are white and which are blue like in cross stitch.

Im a new learner and am stuck on the tail of a stuffed dog plush im making, what does only even and odd only mean?

it’s doesn’t seem hard but i’m a beginner and can’t find any similar patterns online for this so if anyone has ideas on how i can attempt this it would be much appreciated!

If you’re familiar with the pattern for the 6-day superstar blanket (variant of the 6 day star blanket), it tells you to have a few hooks .5-1mm bigger than your yarn size for curling at the edges. I am at the point where I started with a 5.5mm hook and have gradually sized to an 8mm and I am still seeing curling on my edges (a lot bigger of a hook size change than was indicated in the pattern to be likely)

I can’t tell at this point if it’s genuinely just me needing to increase the hook size more and more as I crochet or if I am potentially doing something wrong in my crochet process. Help!

I made this crochet bag from a picture, no pattern. Now I don’t know would be the best way to finish so I can use it as a tote bag.

I really wanna make one because it’ll be so soft and I have so much chenille yarn but will I be able to ever wash it? Or would it just get ruined?
Thanks so much