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Crochet The EASIEST Slouchy Beanie - For Beginners!

In this crochet tutorial, I'll guide you step-by-step on how to create a trendy slouchy beanie perfect for beginners. Whether you're new to crochet or looking to expand your skills, this project is both fun and rewarding. I'll cover all the basics you need to know, from selecting the right yarn and hook size to mastering basic crochet stitches like chains, single crochet, and double crochet. By the end of this video, you'll have a stylish slouchy beanie to show off or gift to a friend! So grab your yarn, hook, and let's get crocheting together. Don't worry if you're a complete newbie - I'll break down each step in an easy-to-follow manner. Get ready to create your very own cozy beanie and unleash your creativity! Hit the play button to start your crochet journey today. —————————————————————————————————————— WRITTEN PATTERN. 👇 Crochet Slouchy Beanie Pattern ( US crochet terminology) Ribbing : Foundation chain 8 + 1 Row 1 SC in 2nd ch from hook SC in every stitch to end of row Row 2 Chain 1 turn ( this does not act as a stitch) SC in back loop only in every stitch ( 8 stitches ) Repeat Row 2 until until ribbing measures desired length ( 17 - 18 inches) Bring two ends together Slip stitch through every stitch through both ribbing ends to attach together. Turn ribbing right way around so the seem is on the inside Beanie : Round 1 SC in top of every row around the ribbing, slip stitch to finish. Change colour Round 2 ( attach a stitch marker ) CH 2 DC in every stitch around until you reach back round to the stitch marker. Slip stitch in top of 1st DC to finish Round 3 CH 2 DC in every stitch around until you reach back round to the stitch marker. Slip stitch in top of 1st DC to finish Repeat round 2 & 3 changing colour every 2 rounds ( or when desired ) Until the beanie measures 7 to 12 inches ( depending on how ‘slouchy’ you want your beanie) Joining the top Attach a length of yarn to a stitch at the top of the hat Sew in and out loosely all the way around. Pull gently to sinch together the top of the hat. Sew through a few times to close the hole completely