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Learn how to crochet beanies in this free video series on crocheting a beanie hat.
There are 21 videos in this series:
Learn what supplies and tools you need to crochet a beanie in this free video.
Learn about basic yarns, such as acrylic yarns, that are used to crochet beanies in this free video.
Learn about specialty yarns used to crochet beanie hats in this free video.
Learn how to make a crochet slip knot to begin crocheting in this free video on how to crochet.
Learn how to properly hold yarn to crochet in this free video on crocheting technique.
Learn crochet techniques such as how to chain stitch in this free video.
Learn how to stitch the top of a beanie hat in this free video on crocheting beanies.
Learn how to chain stitch in a spiral to crocheting beanies in this free video.
Learn how to add stitches to spiral crochet to crochet beanies - free video.
Learn how to double crochet in a spiral to crochet beanies in this free video.
Learn how to return to single stitches, after double stitches, to crochet a beanie hat in this free video on crocheting beanies.
Learn how to triple crochet in a spiral to crochet a beanie - free video.
Learn how to subtract stitches from a spiral to crochet a beanie hat in this free video.
Learn how to return to one stitch per hole and continue creating the shape of the beanie in this free video.
Learn how to size your beanies when crocheting in this free video on how to crochet a beanie.
Learn how to crochet a finishing stitch to close off the crochet when your beanie is the right size in this free video.
Learn how to stitch a decorative pom pom on a beanie in this free video.
Find out the effects of crocheting a beanie with various types of stitches in this free video.
Find out the effects of crocheting a beanie with various types of stitches in this free video.
Learn how to use specialty yarn to crochet a beanie in this free video.
Get free tips on how to crochet a beanie including how to use various types of stitches and specialty yarn in this free video.
Though someone may mispronounce crochet, no one will deny its efficacy as a technique for creating an assortment of incredible articles of clothing such as beanies and baby clothes. Beanies, whether of one color or many, with tassels or without, certainly keep the head and ears warm. There is another aspect to crocheting that may go unspoken but must not be underestimated: the soothing nature of crocheting. Crocheting beanies is not only a great way to create warm hats for yourself or as gifts for friends and family, but is great for relaxing and taking your mind off problems (if only for a little while) Learning how to crochet is easy with the right instructor. If you would like to learn how to crochet, you can learn for free from one of our experts.
In this free how-to video series, learn how to crochet beanies from crochet expert Elissa Marie Rodgers. Elissa will teach you what materials, tools, and supplies you need to crochet beanies. She will demonstrate crocheting techniques such as how to make a crochet slip knot, how to properly hold yarn to crochet, how to chain stitch, how to stitch the top of a beanie hat, how to chain stitch in a spiral, how to add stitches to a spiral crochet, how to double crochet in a spiral, how to triple crochet in a spiral, how to subtract stitches from a spiral, how to choose what size to make a beanie when crocheting a beanie hat, and how to finish crocheting a beanie hat.
Elissa Marie Rodgers Elissa taught herself how to sew at age six while trying to emulate her grandmother's skills. She has since explored other hobbies and has been sewing, knitting, crocheting, painting, and crafting for more than 15 years. Elissa is a St. Edward's University alumnus and received a BA in Studio Art with honors in 2007. She currently sells her paintings, beanies, and other crafts out of her studio in Austin, TX.dkdk
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