Crocheted Cap - Trendy - Adult - Super Easy

Hello, everyone! Welcome very much to my channel. For today's video lesson, I've brought a new hat style for you. Super simple, quick, easy to make, and I'll teach you the step-by-step process. I brought this one with a very easy flap to make. For those who are just starting, there is no difficulty at all. It turned out really nice, I'll include all the details in the description. Materials used, measurements, everything will be in the description. And finally, I put it on the screen. The size turned out nice here, but if you want to make it larger, You add a career growth trajectory. I stopped with an increase and two separate small blocks. If you want it bigger, you make an increase and three little blocks separated all around the round, got it? But with a nice size. Before starting the video lesson, I invite you, If you're here visiting the channel, you're not subscribed. Subscribe and turn on the bell so you don't miss any updates from the channel. Share on your social media and if you like my work, Don't forget to leave a like, and don't go without checking out the Playlist, because there, the sessions are separated and you'll find it much easier to locate a piece that you are looking for Only the hat has more than 60 models, dozens of beanies, scarves, and neck warmers, Children's pieces, headpiece, really cool pieces. Take a quick look; I'm sure you'll like it. Let's go to our video lesson, and a great lesson to all of you. I'm going to start here by making my little magic ring. I thread this thread around my two fingers, This way, I go across, securely, And I come with the needle from below and search for this thread. Here, I'll just make three chain stitches, which is the height of my first treble crochet. I will highlight two key points here. Counting my little chains, I'll have three high points here. I make a chain stitch for separation and then make three more treble crochets. One, two, three. I make a chain stitch for separation and then make three more treble crochets. I am making small groups of three high points separated by a chain. Again, one, two, three high points. A small separating chain. I will make here five small groups of three tall stitches separated by a chain stitch. I've wrapped up my first career here. I made one, two, three, four, five little blocks with three high points separated by a chain stitch. I did the separation routine, now I'll count. One, two, three. I'm here at my third chain stitch, and I make a slip stitch here. I completed the first lap. I will walk with a very low stitch until the first chain space here for separation. Just keep making very small stitches until you reach the separating chain. I arrived here in the first available spot. Here I make one, two, three chain stitches, which is the height of my first treble crochet, and I make two more treble crochets. Um, two. I make a chain stitch for separation and then make three more tall stitches within the same space. One, two, three. So, I made three double crochets, one chain stitch, three double crochets. I made a little drink here. I make a chain stitch for separation and go to the next chain space. And I do the same thing. Three high points. One, two, three high points. A small separating chain, and in that same space, three additional high points. One, two, and three. So, in all my little spaces, a chain of separation. I will make a little cluster with three high points, a chain stitch, and three high points. And I make a chain stitch separation wherever I have that chain stitch separation, I form a little loop. I started with five little blocks; now I will have ten little blocks of three high points separated by a chain stitch. Wrapping up my second career. In that one, I ended up with one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten small blocks of three high points separated by a chain. Here, I've already made my separation chain. One, two, three. On the third chain, I close with a slip stitch. We will always finish this way, and we will walk with a very low stitch until the next chain space. Where we will always begin our work. I've arrived here at my space with a chain stitch; I'll make three chain stitches, which is the height of my double crochet stitch. And two more high points. Um, two. I made a little block here. I will make a chain stitch for separation and go to the next chain space. And I do the same thing. One, two, three high points. A small separating chain. Now, in this row, I'm going to make a little cluster of three double crochets inside each chain space here. One, two, three, a chain stitch. And in every space, I'm going to make this little block of three high dots. I'm concluding my third career here. I made a small block for each space. So, in this career, I didn't get a raise. So, I keep going with one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten small blocks of three high dots separated by a chain. I did the separation routine. We always conclude this way. One, two, I'm here on my third chain stitch. And here, I close with a very low note. And I will always walk toward the next space with an extremely low point. Where am I going to do my work? I will always begin this way. Here, I'm going to make one, two, three chain stitches. What is the height of my peak point. And two more high points. Here I am forming my little block of three high dots. I ended up with three high points in this space. I make a chain stitch for separation and move to the next space. In this space, I'm going to make a quick sketch. They are two little blocks. One, two, three high points. A little chain. And in the same space, three more high points. One, two, three. So, in this career, we'll do a small block by ourselves. No further, I'll do the little one. What are two little blocks in the same space. Separated by a little chain. I make a chain stitch, then go to the next one. And I'm just making a little block of three. A little chain, I'll go to the next one and do a quick one. So, it'll be a little lequinho, a little block all by itself. A little leek, a little block all alone. I will do this throughout my entire career and beyond. I've wrapped up my fourth career here. And here, I had one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen blocks of three high points. Separated by a small chain. But in one space, I just placed a small block. Without the other, I placed two small blocks, forming a little lequinho. A little block, two little blocks. Always separated by a little chain. Now, let's do the next race here. Always ending the same way. Fasten at the third chain stitch. And I walk toward the next space with a slight dip. In this space, I always begin my work in the same way. Three little chains, which is the height of my highest point. And two more high points. Two. I formed my little notebook of three high points. In the previous career, we made an increase. No, we won't do it. So, in every little space of a chain. Inside this little lequinho here, we'll place three high points separated by a chain. I will make my entire round trip and return. I've finalized my fifth career. Nesta, we didn't give a raise. We continue with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 small groups of three high dots separated by a chain. Now, for the next career, let's finish in the same way. I did the little separation stitch, closing with a very low stitch. And here I am, walking with an extremely low step toward the next space. In this career, we will have an increase. So, I'll start here by making 1, 2, 3 chain stitches. What is the height of my highest point and two more highest points. I formed a small triangle of three high points. A little chain, I'll go to the next space and add three more dots. 1, 2, 3. A small separating chain. In this small section, I make a little sketch, which is my raise. 1, 2, 3 high points. A small separator chain and, in the same space, three high points. 1, 2, 3. So, I've made a little something here. A small separating chain. I'll go next and just do a small block. 1, 2, 3 high points. A small separating chain. Next time, just a little block. 1, 2, 3 high notes. A small separating chain. And next time, I'll do the lequinho, which is my raise. So, in this run, I'll do two separate blocks and one increase, which is the little leek. Um, two separate little blocks. Next time, I'll do the little one. Um, two separate little blocks. Next, the lequinho, which is three high points. A little chain and three high points. Always with a little chain of separation. I'm going to pursue this career and return to you. I'm concluding my sixth career here. And I stayed here with two small blocks separated and two together in the same space, which is a little one. So, it was two separate, two together. Two separated and two together. These two together make the lequinho, which is our raise, right? Three double crochets, a chain stitch, and three double crochets in the same space. And in this career, I had one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty little blocks with three high points. Here at my base, I ended up with 17 cm. Now, let's wrap this up here. I've already made the separation chain. One, two, three. We will always end this way. With a very low stitch in the third chain. I'm coming in with a very low signal until the next gap. I've arrived here at my first little space. I will make three chain stitches, which is the height of my double crochet stitch. And I'll make two more high points. Um, two. A small separating chain. I'll go next and make three high points. Um, two. A small separating chain. I go to the next one, and again, I make one, two, three high points. A small separating chain. In this way, I will circulate all my work. We will no longer give raises. I'll just make a little three-point block... Within each little space I have of a chain stitch. In every little space, right? Inclusive, right here in the middle of the little lake. In this way, I will start pursuing various careers in this manner. Just making little blocks within the little spaces. And when you get here, on the third... I'm coming on the third little chain. Close with a very low point and proceed along the path to the next space. With a very low point, and here I begin my little block. I'll do this for a few careers and come back, passing it on to you exactly as it should be. I've wrapped up my straight careers here. And I made a total here; up to this point, there was an increase. From here on, I've had careers without raises. I've had one, two, three, four, five careers without a raise. Making my little high three-dot blocks only in my spaces. Separated by a chain. Here, right now, I'm going to give you the measurement up to this point. Because we're still going to make those little bars. So far, I'm at 16 cm. Here, I will conclude my career. Here I'm making the very lowest point. I've already made my separation chain. I conclude my career, closing with a very low point. I will make a chain stitch here, and in the same space I will make a single crochet. And when I finish my career, I'll finish it right here. I'll go to the next high point and make a low point. I'll go next and make a low point. Where I have high points, I'll make a low point for each one. And where I have the chain of separation, I will make a single crochet stitch on it. So, I'll proceed this way, doing only low points. One for each point. And where I have the chain of separation, I'll also make a single crochet stitch there. And I will follow my entire career, this whole journey. And when it's time to wrap up, I'll be back with you. Having finished my career of lows, I've made this the last one. Here where I have the little stitches, where I made a stitch... A slip stitch and a single crochet, I finish here with a double crochet. I will chain up again, come back to this same spot, and make a single crochet. And whenever I'm about to finish, I always end here with a very low period. Now, it's point by point—there's no way to get it wrong. I will keep working stitch by stitch. One point for each point I have. I will proceed in this manner for a few careers. And back again, showing you how many careers I've done. Here I conclude my careers; I have completed a total of four low-point careers here. And it stayed that way. This bar is so cute. I've arrived here; I'm going to make my very low point by grabbing the two loops right here where I started. And here, I'll just cut my thread and finish off this little thread. Because I'm going to make a reservation to install the flap. So, here I will finish with the help of a finer-tipped needle. I'm going to thread my wire to the inside. And here, I'll run it through several dots to hide it and keep it secure. Just passing through several little points. If you have your own way of finishing, you can do it. I will make my bid here. And I'll go back so we can schedule the tab marking, okay? Just hide the wire by threading it through several small points and gradually adjust it to conceal the wire. I folded my hat here, placing the seam where I made the patch on the inside, right at the center. Here is the front part. And here, now, I will measure 4 cm on each side and place a marker. Just measure 4 cm on each side, then place the little marker. I'm going to get my thread. I'll turn my piece around, right where I placed my marker. I'm going to make my first stitch, fetch my thread. Here I will make a chain stitch, and in the same space I will come back and make my double crochet. I'll keep marking low points right here on the low point until I reach the other little marker. There I return with you. Just doing a low point. I've reached my lowest point here, until I get to my marker, I'll remove the marker. Here I ended up with a total of 28 low points. Of course, if you're doing it in a different size, there will be a difference; it won't exactly be 28 points. What does not interfere in the slightest with the work. You will simply leave 4 cm on each side and make your double crochets here. Now I'm going to crochet a chain that doesn't count as a stitch. I will turn my work, and at the same point I make a single crochet stitch. I'll go to the next point and make a low point. A low point and next a low point. Here I made 1, 2, 3, 4 low points. I'll come in on the fifth and do an increase, which are two low points in the same space. I'll go next and continue in the same way. 1, 2, 3, 4. On the fifth row, I make an increase, which consists of two stitches worked together in the same space. I will go all the way to the end and return with you. I'm working four stitches in the low points, and on the fifth one, I'm increasing. I reached my lowest points with increased intensity in this career. I've made my increase here, 1, 2, 3, 4 stitches until I reach the last one here, okay? Here I'm going to chain up a few stitches, then turn my work. And now we will begin the career of reduction. I'll do it this way; I'll place my needle here, in this first little space. I look for my thread, leave it here, go to the next one, look for the thread. I have three small weeds, I'll pull all three at once. I made a decrease here at the beginning and continue working single crochet into single crochet until I reach... Here at the end, missing two dots, where we will make another diminution. I've reached the end of the row; here, where I have two stitches left, I'll make another decrease. I'm looking for my thread, once again. I'm looking for my thread; I've got three little tangles, I'll untangle all three at once. I make a chain stitch, then turn my work. And here I am at this first little point, I'll find the thread, and I'll make one more decrease. I'll go next and pick up my thread. I have three chain stitches left; I will skip the three and now continue by making single crochet stitches into single crochet stitches. By the time we reach the end of the row, where we will make one more decrease. So, when there are two dots left, I stop to make the decrease. I've reached the end of the row, with two stitches remaining, and I'm going to decrease again. I'm looking for my thread, I'll go to the next one, I'm looking for my thread, I ended up with three little scratches, I'll remove the three. I make a chain stitch, turn my work, and repeat the same thing. I come to the first point, I search for my thread, I go to the next one, I search for the thread and make the three little scratches. I made a decrease; now I'll continue by working single crochet into single crochet. Until only two dots remain. When I get there with two stitches, I'll do another decrease. So, I'll proceed this way; when I get here, I'll make another decrease. A little chain, turn, I decrease at the beginning. So, I'll proceed with several careers, decreasing at the beginning and again at the end. As I explained to you, I'll go back and count how many were made. I've finalized my careers here in the manner I explained to you. Making a decrease at the beginning, a decrease at the end. And I stayed here with a five-centimeter brim. Now here, I've already cut my thread. I'll finish this one here, I'll leave it here, then I'll take it with me already stitched. Our tab is ready. Now, I'm going to come here to the back part, I'm going to get my wire. I'm going to create here a sequence of low points circling around all my work. To finish the lap. I'm going to grab my thread. Here I make a chain stitch and come back to the same stitch and make a single crochet. I keep making single crochet stitches, one after another, until I reach the beginning of my sleeve. I'm coming back, I'll just keep winding this little thread here so I don't have to do it later. There, I'll go back with you to show how we'll do it there to make the little turn of our little abinha. I'll come all the way here, and when I get here, I'll return with you. Just making low points. I've marked my low points at the back of my body here. Now, here I have a little bit left here, one here at the seam, and one here at the flap. So, I'll take the three of them together to make a reduction. I take this little loop, I come here to where I started the tab, taking a piece from each side. I'm here at the first little race of my tab. I take the three little tugs. I ended up with four, because I had one on the needle. Pull them all at once, making a finish here. Right at the beginning here, on the little curve of my flap. Now, I keep doing low points. Here on the sides, it's a bit tighter, because this is where the reduction occurs. But then, you just take it nice and easy, carefully. Don't stack one on top of the other, and don't leave too much space, or it will look ugly. Now, you just keep placing and adjusting your little dot. Here, when you get here, it'll be a matter of course. Now, you're doing single crochet, single crochet. Do that side move when you get to the curve I like. I'll draw the little curve here, the first little curve on the flap with you. I did this one, right? We did the back part, I made this little curve. I'm posting here where we made the reduction. There's nothing different here; here I arrived where I ended. So, I did single crochet, and I've been doing single crochet along the edge. Now here, look, I did the last one here. I'm coming in next and I'll make a low point. Here I don't make it smaller. I come here; now it's bottom line upon bottom line. I'm just about to finish my little thread. That's what I cut when I finished my tab, right? So, that's it. Just keep going now, because here it's bottom upon bottom. On the side, you will do it the way I explained. I did my side, now I'm coming over here to do this other side with you guys. Here I have a little dot, which is from the tab. Here is one of the tabs with our bar. And here, the one from the bar. So, we'll take the three of them together. I already have a loop on my needle here. I'll take one, two. One is from the tab, the other is from the section here of the tab with the bar. I'll take this other one from my little bar here. I'll take four little bows. Three that I picked up, one that I already had on the needle. I'll remove them all together to create this little rounded shape right here. And now, I keep making a low point for each point. Until we get there, where we began, where I will conclude with an extremely low note. Cut my thread and finish my knot. Now, that's all we're going to do. I will keep going until I get here. Here, on this little chain where I started, I finish with a slip stitch. Cut short my thread and I can already finish. And I'm back with you. I've finished my work here. I cut the thread and made the finish as I explained to you. And our hat is ready. A super cute tab, but very easy one I brought. So that beginners do not encounter any difficulty. I hope you liked it, and that you make some really nice pieces. If you're here visiting the channel, you're not subscribed yet—subscribe and turn on the bell. Share it on your social media. If you liked my work, don't forget to leave a like. And don't leave without checking the playlist, where the sessions are separated. 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