Crochet Beanie Rainbow Hat. The Easiest, Quickest Ponytail Beanie Hat Ever. One Size Fits All.

Hello, everyone and welcome back to my channel today, i'm going to show you how to make this a ponytail hat or a messy bun hat people call it different things: a pigtail hat, ponytail hat or you can put your bun. If you wear a bun on your head through this hole and you can still go outside, it's like a beanie hat, it's you can make it longer and you can turn up the edge. If you like it's up to you, you can make it shorter. You can use any kind of yarn at all. Now i used the ice yam picasso for this, so this is the yarn i used i'll leave a link in the bottom to the ebay seller. Now a name on ebay is asriel. The link is for a uk ebay seller, but if you go, if you're in another country - and you go on to your ebay or even your amazon - there's lots of people that sell this and it's very very reasonably priced and you don't have to pay that huge Big shipping fee either. Now this is a 50 gram ball, it's called ice yarn and this one is called picasso rainbow. It'S picasso rainbow and it's absolutely beautiful. So one ball made this hat seriously, that one one of those made this beautiful little hat and it's like a beanie style, it's in a rib stitch and i'm going to show you how to make it. So what i'm going to do with this bubble, i'm going to tie my yarn on i'm just going to tie it securely on to the bubble. It'S a lot easier! If you do that, and then you can cut the tail and it doesn't get in the way tie it securely on to the ear, do one more little knot. So i'm going to cut the tail, i need to get some sharper scissors, so that's it securely tied on to my bobble, i'm going to put my hook in and pull the yarn around and just do one chain i'm going to put 40. Yes, you heard me 40 stitches around this bubble with this type of bubble. It'S easy enough to do 40, and so it still stretches if you don't put enough stitches on and you try and stretch it, your stitches will stop it from stretching fully open like that. So put my yarn over my hook and i'm going to do. Uk uk treble crochets put your hook through your bauble and pull your yarn through keep the yarn to the back of your scrunchy bubble, pull through your two loops yarn over and through two loops, so that counts as your first treble crochet. If you're in the usa. This is a double crochet. Now go around again and that's two you're going to work around this little bauble. That'S three! Now what you can do is if you've got a smaller bubble. You don't need to put 40 in but make sure you've got at least 30 stitches around your bauble. So i've got one two three four five come together. So when you stretch it, you can see that the stitches are stretching with it, so it doesn't stop the elastic band from stretching. So what i'm going to do now, that kind of large stitch that we've got i'm going to slip stitch into there and pull through. I'M going to chain three one: two three now into every stitch, i'm going to put two treble crochets so into the bottom, where i've done that chain of three i'm going to put another treble crochet into that stitch and i'll put two into the next stitch. All the way around my heart so we'll be doubling that chase and two into the next one. I'Ve got a tiny little stitch there. This picasso yarn is beautiful, so i'm putting two treble crochets into each stitch all the way around. So i've got my two stitches into every stitch. That'S my increase row done now into the third stitch of that chain. One two, three one, two three, i'm going to slip stitch push my hook through and slip stitch to join that round. Now, don't worry about it! Looking like this, it will flatten because it's going to get stretched to put your ponytail in it'll, be fine. So once it's stretched out and once it's on your head, it'll be fine. Once we get the rest of the the hat, done, we're going to chain three one, two three and we're going to start the pattern. So we're going to do a rub. Stitch on the rest of the hat and what you're going to do is a front post stitch and a back post stitch. So go to your next stitch here and we're going to go around the post like this. It'S going to make a really pretty warm hat! So you're going around the post you're, putting your hook through to the back and you're going to go around that post. That long part of the stretch, that's called a front post treble crochet. It'S the same stitch that we used on the man blanket and you can do this in dark colors. I pull your stitch up yarn over through two loops yarn over and through two loops, the next one we're going to go to the back so come in from the back and go around that post you're, going to pull your yarn through and you've got three loops Made and pull up yarn over through two loops yarn over and through two loops you're going to do that, alternating a front post and then a back post all the way around and then go in from the back and you're working along that straight part of the Stitch pull your yarn through and in that way, back post and front post just remember to pull your stitch up and i'm using a five millimeter crochet hook with this yarn so around the front post and in around the back, and it's going to make this nice Rub stitch all the way around, so this is the top of my heart and it is flattening out a little bit. So i've done my one front and one back post all the way around. So i'm going to slip stitch to the top of this chain of three one. Two and three just push my hook through the top of the and pull that through and pull my stitch through, like that. So that's going to kind of come the back post stretch. So what i'm going to do now is that stretch is at the front, so we'll be doing another front post. That one is at the back, so we'll do another back post and that's what makes this rib stitch and it makes it nice and stretchy for a hat. So we're going to chain three one, two three and around that one. As you can see it's to the front so we're going to yarn over and go around the front of that stitch around the post and the next one is at the back. You can see it set itself to the back, so we're going to go around the back and pull through make sure you pull your stitch to the same length as your other one, and then the front post work around that post and then the next one and Work around that post and so on all the way around now you're going to do that now this will be nice and stretchy and as it grows, i'm going to do it about eight or ten inches i'll. Do eight inches and i'll come back and show you what it looks like, but i may need to do 10 if i want to turn the end of the hat up so i'll, do that and i'll come back and show you what it looks like when i Go all the way around i'll slip, stitch to the top of this chain of three i'll, do a chain of three again and then a front post, a back post, a front post and a back post. So if your one there is on the front, that's what you'll do again. You'Ll do a front post, then a back post and then a front post, and it will make a really pretty rib stitch. So i'm going to do about eight inches and i'll come back and show you what it looks like. So i got my hat done and i did say to you that this would flatten out and it has now that's for your ponytail now. What you have to do now is put it on your head, and this is what i've done with this stitch, and you can hardly even see the seam where i've done my chain three with this stitch, this is called a rib stitch and it's quite stretchy. Look at that, it's quite stretchy, so it'll go on to lots of different size heads - and this is the elastic part and look at that. So you can easily get your hand in there and it will stretch open to grab your ponytail or your bun and pull it out of the hole and that's it that is my ponytail beanie hat. All you need to do now. Is i'm just going to cut this yarn here, and this is my little hat you can make this smaller. This is eight inches i've already measured this. I get my measuring tape so from from the hair tie to the bottom, it's like seven and a half newly e and she's down that side. You can make it smaller. Now you can put less stitches in here as well. I wouldn't put any less than 30 stitches into this for an adult you can buy smaller hair ties for a child and for a child. I would only do about six inches for a child just do about maybe five or six six inches for a child. That'S 15 centimeters and for an adult it's about 20 centimeters do about 20 centimeters, so try it on your head and also my ending, and that's that i'm not going to put i'm going to put an edge on it. If you want to make this an extra two or three inches, so you can turn it up around like that and you can have a rib on it. But it's a lovely, a lovely stitch, it's lovely yarn to work with as well, and it makes a beautiful ponytail ha. So thank you very much for watching. Please subscribe to my channel help me get up to 200 000. 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