Crochet Baseball Cap Tutorial

Thank y'all sooo much for all the love I have received on my cap! OMG I did not think it would blow up the way it did lol! The tutorial is fairly simple and easy. This tutorial does require some sewing but it isn't anything complicating.

I used one skein of size 4 (medium) "Red Heart" acrylic yarn from Walmart in the color "Spearmint", 6 mm hook, sewing or embroidery thread, needles, baseball cap, and stitch markers.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
3:00 Materials
4:47 Start of Cap
16:43 How To: Linked Double Crochet
28:44 Visor / Brim of Cap
44:06 Putting Cap Together / Sewing
51:00 Results / Outro

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[alexandria_masse]

Thank you for mentioning that you followed my tutorial first! ♡

[msschonheit]

Soooo for the gworls that NEED to know the stitch count per round: Round 1 is 12 dc, Round 2 is 24, Round 3 is 36 and so on in multiples of 12 - so at round 5 you should have 60 dc. Round 5 is the last round of increases btw. Then do ONE dc in each stitch for round 6 and onward - keeping a count of 60 dc each round until it fits over your head. Then just make the brim. Cause this ain’t nothing but a beanie with a brim - ya’ll welcome 😂😂

[Carolinas_SweetTea]

Hello 👋❤to everyone in the chat 😁🩷 Happy to be here! Ive been heavily ❣️ watching crochet vids lately & I just recently last night learned the granny 💟 square ⬜!!! I am happy about it. I watched Erica Arndt and she is a wonderful crocheter 🧶🪡🩷 and teacher! Ive been crocheting since 2008 which is when i learned and at that time, I had no idea how much of a gift 🎁 I was able to learn and that here i am in 2025 picking it back up again. Ive been on and off with it over the years but Now as of a month i cant go anywhere without a big bag of crochet stuff! I take my bag to work every night! ❤❤❤ Looking foward to more wonderful videos such as this and meeting 🤝 crocheters from all over the world! ❤❤❤❤❤ Its a beautiful thing!

[lolaost]

Great tutorial, thank you! Im so impressed you can crochet so fast with your long nails! I love it!
The caps are gorgeous 🤩

[niftynurse]

Linked double crochet is my go-to for making tops with no gaps! 😍

[jenl]

This is our generation of the blinged out denim hats! I love this for us ❤

[yct]

this is so cute! i would like to add that you are an amazing teacher also! Thanks I am going to try to make one of these.

[lauraf.]

Even if you dont learn n e thing else, The linked crochet method makes this tutorial completely worth it. Lol

[vicenciakwenorkie]

I don't not know for other's but as for meeee . Your tutorial sessions are the BEST for me❤❤❤❤

[marquiasanders]

Omg thank you so much. In the past, I've crocheted the brim, and it was always so hard to do... but watching this im back in business 🎉

[carlablackman]

Love the tutorial. Will try this soon.

[diamondh]

Loved this tutorial! So easy to understand just made it for my boyfriend as a birthday gift and it came out amazing.

[tamarwalters]

11/07 is my daughter's birthday. You did a great job with this video

[SunflowerUnited]

Your hat is beautiful. I'm learning to crochet. So i pray i will be able to do this sooner than later. Great job.

[kaysmith]

Thanks so much for sharing your time/gift. It is really appreciated.

[taisajewel]

Thank you 🦋 my coworkers will love these

[sonjaevans]

I like how you didn't take full credit for everything and shouted her out unlike some people. I love your video and Thanks.

[lavendereyesgal]

Those are so cute. Thank you for sharing with us. Love it and will be making me some.

[camillewilson]

🦋 Cool video. Thanks for the extra tip on tightening up open stitching to make the crochet less see through while still keeping it double crochet. That will come in handy in many different projects. Very helpful. 😊

[ladytrucker]

I've never seen anyone crochet then sew it to a cap, nifty.
Well done 👍