Spiral crochet hat

I followed this tutorial on YouTube to start and made it the way I want. If you are a visual, you should out the video tutorial and follow her. I will provide the pattern I used to alter my hats. I like big hooks. I think mostly because anything smaller takes too long to make! Maybe that's why I never really got into amigurumi. lol Anyway, the pattern I followed uses a 3.5mm hook. I used a 6mm hook. See? :) Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice in Mustard and Taupe 6mm hook Scissors Yarn Needle…

Spirals! Spirals appear throughout the universe in spectacular displays of mathematics and science. Also, they're really cool-looking. And spirals are very nifty to crochet in multiple colours (here's a tutorial). This hat starts with a two-colour spiral at the top, and I designed it in part to showcase this neat technique. I also designed it in the wake…

This Spiral Beanie Hat Free Crochet Pattern is a fun and practical project to keep warm this fall and winter.

Bring yourself into crocheting with the Swirl Hat tutorial, an intricate pattern showcasing unique design and colorwork techniques.

Create this cute textured adult crochet spiral beanie with this free easy to follow pattern! Written in baby, toddler and adult sizes!

If you’re looking for a quick and easy hat that’s still interesting enough to crochet, this is a great place to start. The crown of this hat spirals around, revealing a pretty texture that looks great with a variety of yarns. #BHooked #Crochet #HowToCrochet #CrochetPattern #CrochetTutoial #CrochetHat #CrochetProject

Slouchy Spiral Hat Free Crochet Pattern is surprisingly straight forward and very easy to create. It works up quickly in all double crochet stitches.

Unforgettable Spiral Beanieby Kim Guzman © Feb. 2017. All rights reserved.Please read my Terms of UseTechnique: Regular Crochet Purchase Ad-Free PDF Downloadable Pattern Available At: Ravelry | Etsy Materials Red Heart's Unforgettable (click to view),

The front post dc and shell stitch combination in this Divine hat really caught my eye. The pattern uses asymmetrical shells to force the front post stitches in one direction, making the spiral …

I followed this tutorial on YouTube to start and made it the way I want. If you are a visual, you should out the video tutorial and follow her. I will provide the pattern I used to alter my hats. I like big hooks. I think mostly because anything smaller takes too long to make! Maybe that's why I never really got into amigurumi. lol Anyway, the pattern I followed uses a 3.5mm hook. I used a 6mm hook. See? :) Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna's Choice in Mustard and Taupe 6mm hook Scissors Yarn Needle…