Left Hand Crochet - Left Hand Crochet - Stripe Crochet Baby Beanie Left Hand

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[sharonkg1]

Thanks for the help! I am going to try to see if I can figure out what is the top of the first loop of a round, but if I make a mistake I will use your suggestions.

[tjw1963]

@sharonkg1 You are welcome. 

[sharonkg1]

I love your video tutorials! I am left-handed and have a hard time finding someone who can help me when I have a question. I have a question for you. I have a hard time finding the end of my rounds. Any suggestions on how to figure out that. I have started this beanie, but end up with one too many stitches in row 3, have 28 stitches instead of 27.

[tjw1963]

@sharonkg1 When you join, it is easy to mistake some of the loops as the top of the stitch, making an extra stitch. One extra stitch is not going to make that big of a difference. To get an exact stitch count, you can work one less stitch or work a single crochet decrease to fill in what may look like gaps. It is OK to modify along the way and adjust as necessary.

[babygeneratorfree]

This really answered my problem, thank you!

[tjw1963]

@babygeneratorfree You are welcome! :)

[BeyondBracelets]

Love your tutorials. Unfortunately I'm a right handed person- but it seems you upload two versions of these videos which I think is really awesome of you. I'm really glad I susbscribed!

[M3AYALA]

I was wondering if you could make a tutorial for a adult slouchy hat. love all your awesome work. Best regards.

[M3AYALA]

Hi Teresa,

[taradise28]

thank you so much for making a video for left handers like me! I'm so excited to start making my own baby caps :) I just have one question, if I want to fold the end up the cap up to make like a little brim do I need to do anything different? or just make it slightly longer? Thanks!!