How to Return to One Stitch Per Hole: Crocheting Beanies

Video Transcript

"Hi, my name's Elissa with Expert Village and today I'm going to show you haw to crochet a beanie. So now that you've been subtracting every other stitch, it's time to go back to putting one stitch per hole again. How you can tell is when you can really start to see the shape of the crown start to form. So, by subtracting stitches, you started curving the beanie in and now that you've got that curve down, we just want to continue straight down to finish off the beanie. So, we're doing out triple crochet, and now we're going to go back to doing one stitch per hole. So you just want to put your hook through the stitch, in front of the yarn, behind the yarn, and pull it through, and then count one, two, three. So we're not subtracting stitches anymore, so you want to go through each stitch like regular. One, two, three, and continue on around the beanie. Okay, so we're going to continue on stitching one stitch per hole and what that's going to do is continue a straight cylinder off of the crown. Just continue around in a spiral, crocheting down and once you get the size you need, then we'll do a finishing stitch. So in the next clip, I'll show you how to get the right size for your beanie."