The hood-hat, as soon as it appeared, immediately became the favorite accessory of all fashionistas. Of course, the prices for this product also increased rapidly. Therefore, most of the beautiful ladies thought about making this headdress with their own hands. You can bring your idea to life. An article on how to crochet a bonnet will help you with this.
If you ask experienced needlewomen about which knitting threads are best to use to make the product under study, everyone will answer that wool yarn is the most preferable. Because a bonnet is worn in the cold season. Therefore, first of all, it must protect the head from the negative effects of the environment.
However, if a beautiful person has a tendency to allergic rashes, you should pay attention to children's yarn. It is ideal for delicate and sensitive skin. Or you can shell out for more expensive wool. Alpaca wool, merino wool, and angora are best suited for crocheting bonnets.
To knit the product under study with simple stitches, you can use melange yarn. It consists of many multi-colored threads, making the product look impressive and original. But for knitting a patterned hood it is better not to buy this yarn. Experts say that it is better to decorate a complex pattern with a monochrome thread.
Professional needlewomen are convinced that it is much easier to crochet a hood with a crochet hook made of metal. It ensures good thread glide, which means it has a positive effect on the creative process. The product turns out more neat and beautiful. Plus, it knits much faster. However, the tool must be selected taking into account the knitting threads and the selected pattern. For the product under study, fairly dense patterns are most often chosen. And they will be possible to complete if you work with a hook equal to the thickness of the thread in diameter.
Features of taking measurements
Before you start crocheting a bonnet, you need to measure the head of the person for whom the accessory you are studying will be created. Many novice craftsmen prefer to use standard parameters. But professional knitters are convinced that they do not always help out. The thing is that people differ from each other in body structure. Therefore, very often a product made according to a template turns out to be small or, on the contrary, large. To avoid having to unravel and bandage your idea, it is better to take the measurements yourself:
- Take a measuring tape, paper and pen.
- We measure the distance from the top of the head to the seventh vertebra (base of the neck) and mark the parameter on paper.
- We determine the girth of the neck and also write it down.
- And then we fix the girth of the head (above the eyebrows through the most convex point of the back of the head) and also indicate it on paper.
Technology for converting centimeters into loops and rows
A crocheted bonnet will turn out to be very beautiful and original only if you calculate in advance the number of units of measurement needed for crocheting. Of course, we are talking about loops and rows.
To make simple calculations, you need to prepare a sample of the selected pattern:
- To do this, we knit a chain 10 cm long.
- Then we raise it in height so that the final length of the sample is 10 cm.
- We count loops and rows in the resulting square.
- After this, divide the neck circumference and head circumference by 10.
- We multiply the two obtained values by the number of loops in the sample. We fix the new numbers on paper. We will knit using them.
- We calculate the rows in the same way. Divide the distance from the top of the head to the seventh vertebra by 10 and multiply by the number of rows in the sample.
Having completed the calculations, we begin creativity - crocheting a hood.
Model No. 1
To implement the first option, you need to prepare light brown yarn and a hook of a suitable size.
- We cast on a number of loops equal to the circumference of the neck. Then add another 10 - 15.
- We close the chain into a circle and then knit, moving in a spiral. We do not make additions or subtractions. Our task is to knit a “pipe” 10 - 12 rows long.
- Then you need to think about how the addition of loops will be done. To do this, we subtract the current ones from the loops needed to encircle the head. Distribute them evenly onto one row. That is, at the same distance from each other.
- We add loops by knitting two stitches from one loop of the previous row.
- Next, we crochet the bonnet with a smooth cloth, moving back and forth.
- When you manage to knit a hood, the length of which is equal to the distance from the top of the head to the base of the neck, turn the product inside out, fold it in half and use a hook or sewing needle to connect the upper part of the resulting hood.
- Then, if desired, we tie the ears and sew them to the headdress.
Model No. 2
The next version of the accessory under study is suitable for those who want to protect not only their head, but also their neck. Moreover, this hood is knitted from top to bottom. But it also looks impressive.
- To perform it, you should make a chain, the length of which is equal to the circumference of your head.
- Then we knit an even fabric, reaching the distance from the crown to the seventh vertebra. We also do not make increases or decreases.
- Having reached the desired size, reduce the loops to the width of the neck and begin to knit in a spiral.
- If desired, we decorate the neckline with knitting needles, knitting a single elastic band. Or we continue to crochet and knit single crochets. You can adjust the length of the collar yourself. But traditionally it does not exceed two neck lengths.
- When, based on the description, we manage to crochet the hood, we bend the part of the hood located near the face and carefully tie it to secure it.
Model No. 3
If you don’t want to spend too long and hard on implementing an idea, you can make a lightweight version of the product. It is a wide snood that can be used as a hood. It is really easy to do, so even inexperienced craftsmen can get to work.
- Work begins with a set of loops, the number of which is equal to the circumference of the head.
- Next, we close the chain into a ring and knit the product, moving in a circle. In this case, you will not have to decrease or add loops, as well as knit individual parts or sew the finished product.
- You just need to tie the pipe. Its minimum length is 1.5 times the distance from the crown to the seventh vertebra.
- If you want to make a voluminous hood, you should knit a few more rows.
This product is convenient because you can try it on to evaluate the result and, if necessary, modify it.
We hope that after reading the article, you were able to make sure that crocheting a hood is not at all difficult. The main thing is to set a goal and not quit your job if something suddenly doesn’t work out.
Knitting is a painstaking and time-consuming process. Girls and women can learn needlework at any age. At home, you can knit a hood with your own hands using yarn of different textures, shades and prints. The hood is a warm and practical product that will appeal not only to adults, but also to children. You can quickly master the knitting technique, and the process takes about 3-4 days.
Before starting work, you need to understand and find out what a hood is, what it is made of, what it can be . There are several varieties:
- hood with short hood;
- hood with scarf;
- cap for small children.
Each model has its own advantages and features. Professional knitters can combine several patterns at the same time to get a product of the desired design. Openwork and solid patterns can be used for knitting. You can master different techniques without the help of specialists. There are various master classes with step-by-step technologies and video tutorials, thanks to which you can understand how to knit a bonnet hat with knitting needles.
A bonnet is one of the types of hats. They are easy to perform and do not require special knowledge or extensive experience. The basis of the presented header is a large rectangle. Experienced craftswomen can make a bonnet in one evening. You can knit in different ways - crocheted or knitted.
For adults there are also models, diagrams and detailed descriptions of hoods. It may consist of a wide lower collar. For decoration, you can use a frame with decorative buttons, beads, stones or clasps. Another popular and sought-after model is the pipe hood. The hat is knitted according to any pattern.
The product is a large specific scarf that has a circular shape. It can be worn on the head to provide good coverage of the ears, throat and head. Its shape is a rectangle that is knitted in the round, without a seam. To connect two parts, use a single seam. The main part must have a width of 70 cm or more. The optimal height is 50 cm.
Bonnet with long ties
Many needlewomen choose a crochet hook when choosing a knitting pattern. But to quickly knit a hood, you can use knitting needles. For crocheting, it is important to master the technique and be able to knit simple openwork elements and patterns. The bonnet model with long ties is liked by many girls and women. It attracts with its original appearance.
For knitting you need to prepare the following materials and tools:
- mohair yarn - about 450 grams;
- regular and circular knitting needles - size 4.5 mm;
- one pin.
To knit a hat correctly, you need to master the technique of garter stitch, Irish pattern, stockinette stitch. The optimal pattern density when choosing a garter stitch is about 11 units horizontally. There should be about 20 rows along the vertical side.
Detailed master class on knitting a bonnet with long ties:
To decorate the hood, you can use various openwork crocheted or rose patches. To knit a flower, take yarn of a different shade and cast on 100 air loops on the hook. 6 single crochet stitches are knitted into each loop. Knit to the end of the row, close it, form a rose and sew on the hood.
Hat according to the Daisy pattern
Increasingly, needlewomen are using the “Daisy” scheme and pattern. This is a popular headdress model. For knitting, you can use knitting needles or a crochet hook. It all depends on the personal preferences of the knitter. The knitting pattern for a bonnet with “Daisy” knitting needles is quite simple. You need to prepare knitting needles number 5, bulky yarn. On average, one hat takes about 250-350 grams. Thread consumption depends on the knitting density and the selected yarn.
Step-by-step knitting technology:
At the last stage, needlewomen need to knit a large rectangle. You need to start working after taking measurements. When it is ready, you can sew the parts to the top of the hood. It is important that the lower and upper parts are equal in width and length.
The “Daisy” hood looks beautiful together with various decorative elements, openwork inserts, knitted roses, and pompoms.
The bonnet is a sought-after and popular headdress, which is particularly popular. It first appeared at the beginning of the 19th century. The hat is worn by little girls, women and girls. It is suitable for the fair sex of different ages. The main features of the knitted product are that the cap fits snugly to the child’s head and can be secured with a ribbon under the chin.
It is well fixed, regardless of weather conditions and strong winds. The hoods come in lace and openwork, so they look beautiful and unusual.
To complete the crocheted bonnet hat master class, you need to learn all the conventions in knitting, the technique of creating air loops, double crochets and single crochets.
An ode to summer or work for a not-lazy mother.
I knitted and designed the cap and hat myself. If you see something similar, it's an accident.
The cap is crocheted for a head circumference of 50cm, made of 100% cotton, 50g=106m, hook No. 3. To begin with, I suggest you practice knitting a pattern.
At the top of the column of the bottom row we knit two treble s/n, between which there is a ch (group).
4v.p. and start knitting the petals
dc s2/n under the “ring”
and another similar column and 4 vp. closing with a connecting loop. So each petal consists of 4 chain stitches (raising) 2 stitches. s2/n and 4v.p. , conn. Total 5 petals
We close the 2nd petal into the base of our group of columns. We turn the knitting counterclockwise so that it is comfortable for you.
Tritium petal
Fourth
Having finished knitting the fifth petal, we continue knitting st. s/n. We stick it into the top of the column of the bottom row closest to the flower, do not make any gaps!
As a result, you should get a canvas with flowers like this.
The wrong side. Did it work? Then let's start knitting a beanie cap.
Let me remind you that the bottom size is calculated using the formula:
Circumference/Pi. It works in this model.
Round 4 rows, st.b/n. When knitting 1 row of the visor, a scar is formed; it allows the visor to stand up and not lie on the forehead. The size of the visor is 4.5 cm wide
Tying: knit 3 chain stitches from one base. st.s/n and put them by making a st.b/n in the 4th loop from the base, etc.
View from the rear.
Cap. Each flower needs to be steamed, you can use a spray for starching collars.
We knit a hat according to the classic description :
I knitted flowers every 5th row, in every 12th loop, starting from the 3rd row
6v.p. close in a ring
1p- 12 st s/n
2р-24 st s/n,
3p-36 st.s\n in each 12 sts we knit a flower
4р-54 art. s\n
5r- 54 st.s\n
6р-72 st.s\n
then each row evenly increases 12 times! (photo No. 14) I ended up with 120 columns.
Please note that the 4th and 5th rows are 54 stitches each (they often write how to make 54 evenly out of 36 loops?), we increase in every second loop.
Next, we knit the crown, without increasing to the required depth, we still knit the flowers in every 5 row, every 12 loops, offset so that the flowers are in a checkerboard pattern. Then we knit a band for a tighter fit of the 3-5 rows of dc (in the end, I ended up with 17 cm from the beginning of knitting). Next, tie it in any way if you settled on a hat (photo No. 16). If you are knitting a cap, then proceed to the visor.
Visor: (photo#15)
The visor is approximately 1/3 of the total number of loops + 2 loops, I got 42.
1 row 42 (including lifting) purl relief columns b/n
2nd row 42 st.b/n (including lifting)
3rd row - lifting st, st.b/n, decrease (we knit 3 and 4 sts together), 3 st.b/n, increase (in 9 loop), 25 st.b/n, increase, 3st.b/n, decrease, st. b/n
4th row - lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 9st.b/n, increase, 12st.b/n, increase, 9st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n
5 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 12st.b/n, increase, 4st.b/n, increase, 12st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n
6 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 3st.b/n, increase, 4st.b/n, increase, 10st.b/n, increase, 4st.b/n increase, 3st.b/n , decrease, st.b/n
7 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 5st.b/n, increase, 16st.b/n, increase, 5st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n
8 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 2st.b/n, increase, 5st.b/n, increase, 8st.b/n, increase, 5st.b/n, increase, 2st.b/n n, decrease, st.b/n
9 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 4st.b/n, increase, 16st.b/n, increase, 4st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n
10 row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 7st.b/n, increase, 6st.b/n, increase, 7st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n
11th row-lifting st, st.b/n, decrease, 3st.b/n, 14st.b/n, increase, 3st.b/n, decrease, st.b/n. finish, break the thread.
Tie the cap, including the visor, in a crawfish step, i.e., st.b/n from left to right.
If you have any questions, ask! For hats and caps, I advise you to take thicker and stiffer threads, then there will be fewer problems with care, because the flowers on "Forget-me-not", it was a little difficult to smooth out
The hood is a very convenient and practical thing. After all, it simultaneously replaces both a hat and a scarf. At any time it can be simply removed from the head, and it forms a hood. In this master class we will crochet a funny “fox” bonnet.
For knitting we will need:
- Yarn in orange, white and black;
- Hook;
- Needle;
- Scissors.
This bonnet is knitted very easily and quickly, so even a novice knitter can handle it.
Our hood will be in the shape of a fox, so we take orange yarn.
We collect a chain of air loops. The length of the chain forms the size of the hood. That is, it needs to be folded in half, this will be its height.
So, let's start knitting the first row.
First, we will make 3 air loops for lifting. They will imitate a single double crochet.
When we knit the row to the end, we need to unroll the knitting. That is, now we will knit in the opposite direction.
We make three air loops again. We will do them at the beginning of each row. And then until the end we knit one double crochet in each column of the bottom row.
The next rows will be exactly the same. That is, in the end we have to knit a small scarf. The number of rows depends on the size of the hood. As we knit, we fold the fabric in half and determine how much more we need to knit.
So, when the canvas is ready, we do not cut the thread. We form three air loops and knit one connecting stitch into the outermost loop of the opposite side of the fabric. We are, as it were, connecting two edges. We cut the thread and tighten the loop well.
Fold the fabric exactly in half and stitch it with single crochets on the other side.
Now we join the bottom loop. In the place where we cut the thread.
And we knit three chain stitches, and then in a circle we knit a row of double crochets.
Having tied to the other side of the hood, we turn around and again form three air loops. We knit one row in the opposite direction.
You can knit any number of such rows. This depends on the desired collar length. It can only cover the neck, but it can also extend onto the shoulders.
We have knitted the hood itself, now we will knit the ears.
We form a sliding loop from orange yarn. We make seven single crochets into it. We tighten the loop.
We don’t close the ring, but make one air loop and turn around.
We knit three single crochets in each loop, one. And in the fourth loop we knit two single crochets. Next, we perform one column at a time until the end of the row.
We turn around again and work two single crochets in the first loop. Next, we knit one column at a time until the top of the part. And at the top, in the very top loop, we will perform three single crochets.
In all the rest we knit one at a time, and in the last loop we make two stitches again.
Let's repeat the previous row again.
Since the fox's ears have a black outline, we will take black yarn. Join in the first loop and knit one single crochet in all loops except the top one. Let's make three loops in it.
Hat a la bonnet. Bonnet hat. Crochet hat. Hat for a girl. Crochet hat. Master classes on knitting here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaNWWaGLNuo0PqMcGPeLGYA/featured
The summer hat is crocheted with IRIS yarn and decorated with a Velvet ribbon. For a head circumference of 47 cm, the hood weighed 40 grams, i.e. I took 4 balls of iris from Gamma, 10 grams each. Knitted in two threads. An openwork summer hat with a wide visor is indispensable in the wardrobe of the fair sex. This hat will protect your head from the tiring sun and add femininity to your look. Knitted hats can be completely different - with large, small brims or visors, openwork or a solid pattern. It is also worth paying attention to the type of yarn. Summer hats are often crocheted from cotton and linen threads. They keep their shape perfectly. In addition, they are easy to starch. This treatment makes the edges more rigid. It is best to use threads of medium thickness. Women's hats knitted by themselves look incredibly elegant. With such a headdress you will definitely not go unnoticed. A bonnet is a women's headdress that combines the features of a cap and a hat. The popularity of this headdress occurred from 1815 to 1840. Starting from the appearance of an ordinary cap, the bonnet turned into a luxurious hat. The history of the bonnet began as the history of a headdress for maids made of simple fabric and decorated with an inexpensive ribbon. But soon representatives of high society fell in love with the style of this hat. Ladies replaced plain fabric with silk, velvet, and fur, and tied the bonnet under the chin with a large bow of silk ribbons. The modest fields become larger and larger, turning into a huge canopy. I offer you a detailed video with which you will crochet a wonderful bonnet and master openwork knitting. The video contains the necessary explanations and details of the knitting process, as well as knitting calculations. So - Hat a la bonnet. In general, the channel is about crocheting, Tunisian crochet and knitting. The channel also has videos about weaving, making jewelry, knitting with a luma, fork and other devices. Here you will find detailed lessons on knitting patterns, motifs, colors, hats, blankets, scarves, napkins, rugs, slippers, booties, etc. The video provides calculations and explains the diagrams. I am always glad to see your subscriptions and likes! Sincerely, Valentina Podolskaya. All videos of this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaNWWaGLNuo0PqMcGPeLGYA/videos
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