Free Vertical Ridges Crochet Hat for Him Pattern
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Hi, I really like the hat I made using this pattern, although mine is on the smaller side, but it stretches to fit an adult. I might have made some mistakes. My hat has a total of six sections. Would it be possible to add additional sections and increase the number of stitches in each row to create a larger hat while still preserving the lovely shape? I think this might result in a more comfortable fit for me. I used a 6.5mm crochet hook and worsted weight yarn. Overall, I love it!
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error row 3
pattern not written right does not explain short rows only row 3 does not say how many stitches to leave unworked
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We’re sorry you are struggling with the pattern; it does not have any errors. Let’s take a look at the pattern. After the 1st row, you should have 37 sc stitches. When you work the 2nd row, you will work a slip stitch into the first sc. You will not work this slip stitch in the 3rd row. If it works for you, place a locking stitch marker in this slip stitch because you will work this slip stitch in the “Next Row.” **2nd row: Ch 1. Sl st in back loop of first sc. 1 scbl in each sc to end of row. Turn. — Each time you work a 2nd row, place a stitch marker in the slip stitch. 3rd row: Ch 1. 1 scbl in each sc to last sc. Turn. Leave rem sts unworked (sc and sl st). — Each time you work a 2nd row, you will have one less single crochet (back loop) to work into when you work the 3rd row. You will work the 2nd and 3rd rows a total of six times and then work the 2nd row again. On the “Next Row,” you will work a scbl into each scbl and then work a sc into each of the slip stitches until you have 37 sc again. Row 1: 37 sc Row 2: 1 sl st + 36 scbl Row 3: 36 scbl (1 sl st not worked) R2: 2 sl sts + 35 scbl R3: 35 scbl (2 sl sts not worked) R2: 3 sl sts + 34 scbl R3: 34 scbl (3 sl sts not worked) R2: 4 sl sts + 33 scbl R3: 33 scbl (4 sl sts not worked) R2: 5 sl sts + 32 scbl R3: 32 scbl (5 sl sts not worked) R2: 6 sl sts + 31 scbl R3: 31 scbl (6 sl sts not worked) R2: 7 sl sts + 30 scbl Next Row: 37 sc We hope you find these strategies and stitch counts helpful.
spinrite
So should you be making 6 total wedges and them sewing them together? When you do sew them together, does the wedge side line up with the straight side of another wedge and continue that way all the way around?
Psych0Potat01Is there a video for Next row section?
Riskymishy1This pattern isn't correct, someone else mentioned this below, there are not 37 stitches after the fourth row, there are 43, and after each repeat there are an additional 11 more.
Verona1I think there are 7 slip stitches instead of 6. Should the last row of each section be (1scbl, 1 sc in next slst) be 7 times instead of 6?
Stitcher501how do you put the hat together?
golfer4lady1Next Row. I’m having trouble understanding 6 Times.turn.37 sc. is they’re a video? How do I do this? In the “Next row,” you are working into these sl sts to get back to your original 37 sts.
Vickisue1Next Row. I’m having trouble understanding 6 Times.turn.37 sc. is they’re a video?
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