Beautiful and warm crochet beret for winter

In this video, I'm going to share with you a simple beret hat. It's warm, vintage, and suitable for winter. It's light, comfortable, and easy to wear. In this video, I'm going to show you how to make this hat with wool. There's a little bit of thread left. I'm going to use a 4.0mm hook. First, I'm going to make a loop. I'm going to start from the top. After the loop is made, I'm going to make six short loops around the loop. After the six loops, I'm going to tighten the loop and pull the thread out at once. Finally, I'm going to pull the thread on the first short loop. The number of stitches does not change from the second loop to the fourth loop. Each hook has six short loops. The fourth loop is over. The fifth loop first locks one stitch. The first stitch hooks one short stitch. The second stitch increases one stitch and hooks two short stitches. We go around three times in the order of one short stitch and one plus stitch. A total of nine short stitches. The fifth loop is over. The sixth loop first locks one stitch. The first stitch and the second stitch hook one short stitch. The third stitch increases one stitch and hooks two short stitches. We go around three times in the order of one short stitch and one plus stitch. A total of 12 short stitches. After the top of the little bow is completed, continue to hook the part of the hat. The first loop first locks two stitches as a standing stitch. The first stitch and the second stitch hook one long stitch. The third stitch increases one stitch and hooks two long stitches. Repeat the operation. Each two stitches increases one stitch. A total of four stitches. Hook 16 long stitches. The first loop is over. Draw a connection on the first long stitch. The second loop first locks two stitches. Add one stitch on the first stitch. Hook two long stitches. Hook one long stitch on the second long stitch. Hook one extra long stitch on the standing stitch of the same long stitch. We go around eight times in the order of these four stitches. A total of 32 long stitches. The second loop is over. Draw a connection on the first long stitch. The third loop first locks two stitches. Hook three long stitches in the previous order. Hook one long stitch on the fourth stitch. Hook one extra long stitch on the standing stitch of the same stitch. We go around eight times in the order of these five stitches. A total of 40 long stitches. The third loop is over. The fourth loop first locks two stitches. Hook four long stitches in the previous order. The fourth loop is over. Hook one long stitch on the fifth stitch. Hook one extra long stitch on the standing stitch of the same stitch. We go around eight times in the order of these six stitches. A total of 48 long stitches. The fourth loop is over. The fifth loop first locks two stitches. Hook one long stitch on the first stitch and the second stitch. Hook two long stitches on the third stitch. Hook one long stitch on the fourth stitch and the fifth stitch. Hook one long stitch on the standing stitch of the sixth stitch. Hook one extra long stitch on the standing stitch of the same stitch. We go around eight times in the order of these eight stitches. A total of 16 stitches. Hook 64 long stitches. The fifth loop is over. The sixth loop first locks two stitches. Hook three long stitches in the previous order. Hook two long stitches on the fourth stitch. Hook three long stitches in the previous order. Hook one long stitch on the eighth stitch. Hook one extra long stitch on the standing stitch of the same stitch. We go around eight times in the order of these ten stitches. Also add 16 stitches. Hook 80 long stitches. The sixth loop is over. The seventh loop and the eighth loop. Add stitches according to the previous two loops. Add 16 stitches in each loop. Add stitches to 112 stitches. Need to increase the size. Can hook to the ninth loop. Add stitches to 128 stitches. The eighth loop is over. The ninth loop to the thirteenth loop. The number of stitches does not change. According to the order of 13 long stitches and one extra long stitch. Circularly hook. The thirteenth loop is over. We start to pick up stitches later. The fourteenth loop first locks two stitches. Hook five long stitches in the previous order. Five stitches are over. Hook one two stitches and one stitch on the two stitches behind. First, hook two unfinished long stitches. Finally, pull through all the loops. Finish a two stitches and one stitch. Hook four long stitches in the order of the following. Four stitches are over. On the next two stitches. Hook one two stitches and one stitch. On the next long stitch. Hook one extra long stitch. According to the order of the previous twelve stitches, we go around eight times. Subtract 16 stitches. The remaining 96 stitches. The fifteenth loop. Subtract stitches according to the same rule. The remaining 80 stitches. The fifteenth loop is over. Next, we hook the part of the curtain. The first loop first locks one stitch. Corresponding to each stitch in front. Hook 80 short stitches in order. The number of stitches does not change from the first loop to the fifth loop. Each hook 80 short stitches. The fifth loop is over. Hook the reverse short stitch in the sixth loop. First, lock one stitch. Pass the hook through the last stitch. Hook out with a thread. Go around again. Pass through two loops. Complete a reverse short stitch. Repeat the operation at the back. One loop of looping is enough. Now our winter beret hat is complete. That's all for this issue. See you next time.