Ponytail Beanie
Say goodbye to hat hair and hello to style and comfort with our Ponytail Beanie Crochet Pattern. This trendy design not only keeps you warm but also allows you to flaunt your fabulous ponytail effortlessly. The easy-to-follow video tutorial guides you through every stitch, making it a perfect project for both beginners and seasoned crocheters. Embrace the practicality of a beanie with a purpose – no more sacrificing style for warmth. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or strolling through the city, this pattern ensures you stay cozy while maintaining your signature look. Get ready to hook up a hat that’s as fashionable as it is functional!
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13 Comments
Beth Kieffer
I am brand new to the crochet world.. This is the first thing I made and it turned out Great all thanks to the video … so helpful.. Thank you so much.. I wish there were still shots of how to made the magic loop and slip stitch..
LAM
Thank you for this great tutorial. Can you tell me, does this hat have any stretch or give? I mean if I don’t know the size of the woman I’m making it for, how much will it matter if I’m off an inch or so? Will the hat stretch a little to fit over almost any woman’s head? Thanks!
Deja Jetmir
It has a little give, you can get an inch or two. Usually the 20″ circumference will fit most adult female heads. I have a huge head, and the 20″ fits me no problem. 🙂
Charlene Shrewsbury
Thank you so so much!! I’ve tried several different patterns and yours, by far, is my favorite!!!!
Deja Jetmir
Thanks so much!
Charity
If I have too many stitches 86 instead of 72 what will this do?
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, it will make the circumference a little bigger. So it will be looser on your head. 🙂
Charity
I am very new to crocheting. Third item i am trying to make? Can I fix it? I know I can unravel but how do I know where a round starts if I went back to say round 10.
Deja Jetmir
You can fix it. If you didn’t mark the beginning of your rounds, you will have to slowly unravel. I would count down 11 rounds from the top and unravel to there. Then slowly unravel to round 10. 🙂
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Charlene P Shrewsbury
Is it possible to move the hole for the ponytail to the top of the hat?
Deja Jetmir
Sure is. 🙂 And I just made a video tutorial and pattern to do just that. 🙂 Here is the link:
https://crocheteverafter.com/free-pattern-workshops/messy-bun-tutorial/