YANA Cancer Comfort Unisex Beanie
This pattern was produced for YANA Cancer Comfort.
They deliver packages to cancer patients that give comfort to the body, mind and soul. Read more about their mission by visiting their website:
Feel free to use this pattern to make beanies for anyone you like, but consider sending at least one to YANA Cancer Comfort. You can send them directly to:
YANA Cancer Comfort
Attn: John Gronnel
PO Box 80456
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
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7 Comments
Linda Holland
I am new to crochet, and really appreciate your videos. You explain very clearly, and go slow enough I can follow. I actually learned the magic adjustable loop with you. I had tried other videos, only to give up frustrated. Newbies need to understand that you have lots of experience, so everything looks much easier, but just keep at it. Anything worthwhile takes time and practice.
Deja Jetmir
Thanks so much! So glad they helped you. 🙂
Natalie Robbins
Thank you for this video, it is great. I have a question about round 4, I don’t understand why I am only getting 52 stitches instead of 54 like the pattern says. I checked my stitches several times for each row and all the other rows have the correct number of stitches. I am not sure what I am doing incorrectly. Would you happen to have a solution for my problem or should I continue on with the pattern to see if it turns out right?
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, it could just be a miscount when making the increases. Being off by two stitches won’t affect your end result, you can just keep going. 🙂
MJ
Your Basic Men’s Beanie is worked in a spiral, the You Are Not Alone Beanie is worked in rounds. For what reasons would you pick one method over the other? BTW, I think your video tutorials are fantastic; easy to follow and understand, useful, and your voice isn’t annoying at all! 🙂
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, it’s all about preference. If I want a solid color beanie with no seam, then I use the spiral method. If I want a beanie with a color change then I choose to join rounds so there isn’t a weird color jump that you get wit spiral work. I also only do HDC in spiral since it’s impossible to make a straight seam when you join unless you turn it after each round. 🙂
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