Make It KateIt's time to gather your supplies and learn how to stamp a stackable cuff bracelet! This is the perfect project for beginners to learn metal stamping, because minimal tools are needed. In this video, I'll teach you in detail how to hand stamp your jewelry, from the very start to the finished product! I'll cover tools and supplies, planning, stamping, finishing details for a proffesional look, and tips to keep your lettering straight and evenly spaced.
If you'd like to skip around to specific topics in this video, I present to you: Time stamps! 1:00 Supplies needed 3:17 Taping your bench block 6:30 Planning your design 9:30 Stamping (including centering your design, stamping straight, and lining up your letters evenly.) 16:55 Darkening the impressions 17:32 Removing extra ink and buffing 21:24 Removing Burs 22:38 Bending/Shaping the cuff 25:26 Adjusting size 26:25 Final tips
Take a look at the previous video, where I take you shopping for the supplies we'll use today, and see how I use the most cost-effective methods to buy these tools. youtu.be/eOFcUKpK_D8
Or find the supplies online, with these links. (Some links are affiliated. This means that if you purchase items through these links, I earn a small commission which will be contributed to production costs for more content.)
Let me know in the comments what kind of project you'd like to do next! If you enjoy this video, please consider liking and subscribing! And you can tap the notification bell to get alerted when I upload new videos!
I hope you find this tutorial helpful. Thank you for watching!
How To Stamp A Stackable Cuff Bracelet, For Beginners (Beginner Metal Jewelry Stamping Tutorial)Make It Kate2019-04-15 | It's time to gather your supplies and learn how to stamp a stackable cuff bracelet! This is the perfect project for beginners to learn metal stamping, because minimal tools are needed. In this video, I'll teach you in detail how to hand stamp your jewelry, from the very start to the finished product! I'll cover tools and supplies, planning, stamping, finishing details for a proffesional look, and tips to keep your lettering straight and evenly spaced.
If you'd like to skip around to specific topics in this video, I present to you: Time stamps! 1:00 Supplies needed 3:17 Taping your bench block 6:30 Planning your design 9:30 Stamping (including centering your design, stamping straight, and lining up your letters evenly.) 16:55 Darkening the impressions 17:32 Removing extra ink and buffing 21:24 Removing Burs 22:38 Bending/Shaping the cuff 25:26 Adjusting size 26:25 Final tips
Take a look at the previous video, where I take you shopping for the supplies we'll use today, and see how I use the most cost-effective methods to buy these tools. youtu.be/eOFcUKpK_D8
Or find the supplies online, with these links. (Some links are affiliated. This means that if you purchase items through these links, I earn a small commission which will be contributed to production costs for more content.)
Let me know in the comments what kind of project you'd like to do next! If you enjoy this video, please consider liking and subscribing! And you can tap the notification bell to get alerted when I upload new videos!
I hope you find this tutorial helpful. Thank you for watching!Hand stamp on both sides?! Heck yeah! #metalstamping #diy #handstamping #mentalhealthawarenessMake It Kate2023-05-02 | ...Metal Stamping on the Front AND the Back? Yes Please!Make It Kate2023-05-02 | So you’ve heard that you can’t hand stamp on both sides of a metal blank? It’s all a lie! In this video, I’m making a keychain for mental health awareness month, and I use it to show you how you CAN stamp on both sides, with great results! Guys, I was sure riding the struggle bus trying to get this video created and edited. So I sure hope you find it useful!
The format of this video is a little different from my other videos, so you can get the maximum amount of information in the minimal amount of time. Feel free to mute the video if you just want to read the info on the screen. And of course, you can always speed up or pause the video if it's moving too fast or too slow.
Here are links to every relevant thing in this video. (Some links are affiliate, but I try to find the best deals for you, from the sources I use myself.)
If you'd like to learn more about "Navajo ghost beads," here is a link to a great video: youtu.be/F7XkcUBUs3w
I'm hoping to get back into making videos.thanks for being patient, awesome people while I've been taking care of other important things in my life! While I work out how I can make more stamping videos in a way that won't compromise my health, I'll do my best to get you some good information and entertainment here on the channel.
And as always, here are links for the items I used in this video. (Some are affiliated links.)
*This video contains music from bensound.comPyrography On Coasters (The Whole Wood Burning Process)Make It Kate2021-12-25 | This Christmas I'm making something special for my son. I'm doing pyrography on coasters, and you get to watch the whole wood burning process. Lucky for me, I got to upgrade my woodburner, and this one is a treat to burn with. I'm actually using an embroidery pattern that I purchased on urbanthreads.com. I traced the pattern onto a 5" x 5" balsawood square, using some graphite tracing paper. I'll link below to everything I used.
Amazon affiliate links: Tracing paper: amzn.to/3poAcQV Burnmaster Eagle woodburner: amzn.to/3ekzspZ Wood squares: amzn.to/3JsJ14z Wood sealer: amzn.to/3HbBpBq Paint brushes to apply sealant: amzn.to/3yWcX40 Felt circles for the bottom of the coasters: amzn.to/3eohQt6 This is the light I'm using to help with seasonal affective disorder, and for lighting my work space: amzn.to/3qGwge7 Camera used for this video: amzn.to/3ErFz68DIY Customized Garden Tool With WOOD BURNER! (Paper Seed Pot Maker)Make It Kate2021-03-09 | I decided to DIY a customized garden tool with my wood burner. A great beginner wood burning project! This paper seed pot maker is definitely more fun to use now!
*Click "SHOW MORE" for links to all the supplies from this video, and the goodies I'm using this spring!
Some of these links are affiliate links. (That means if you use the links, I get a little commission.)
Music by bensoundGoodbye Hand Stamping, Hello... FARMING?! (Where Ive Been)Make It Kate2021-02-24 | I'm saying goodbye to hand stamping, and hello to farming! A few years ago, I was diagnosed with a chronic, permanent health condition. We have struggled as a family over the last few years, as we try to navigate our new reality. So we are making some lifestyle changes in order to make the best of life! Drop a comment and let me know if you'd like to follow along. Maybe a major change for this channel is in the cards...?Back Yard Socks (Saving 2020 One Bottom At A Time)Make It Kate2020-03-20 | Hidden beneath the snow, socks emerge to save our butts, just in the nick of time.COLLAB! Skills and Trade Helps Me Make Some Next Level Copper Jewelry!! (Verdigris Patina!!)Make It Kate2019-09-19 | Guys! It's a collab! You should be as excited as I am, because I'm teaming up with Tyler from Skills and Trade to make some next level jewelry!! This isn't your basic stamping. We are using big kid toys here. In this video, I'll show you how to go from a raw sheet of copper, to a pretty spectacular verdigris patina keychain! And you guys, we get to play with chemicals and a fume chamber! Yeah, man!
And now, off you go to Skills and Trade! I stole a bit of the footage from his channel, and added it to my video here, to show you some of his amazing work! Here's the link to his video, showing you how to make your copper GLEAM! Check out all of his videos to learn all kinds of new things! youtu.be/MdLucRv7yIQ
Here are the links for the supplies you'll need. Some of these are affiliate links, so when you click 'em and you buy stuff, I get some pennies. Which I appreciate!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
* music by bensound.comBeginner Hand Stamped Cuff Tutorial (Mothers Day Gift Idea)Make It Kate2019-05-08 | Here's one more beginner, hand stamped cuff tutorial! This one is personalized and perfect for a last minute Mother's Day gift. We'll texture the edges and talk about the different textures that are created with different hammers.
And let's talk GIVEAWAY! I recently hit 2,500 subscribers and that is CRAzy! I'll be giving away a 16oz Impressart ergonomic hammer as a thank you! Watch the video for instructions to enter the giveaway, and when you're finished with all of the steps, don't forget to let me know in the comments! I'll announce the winner when I publish my next video. Which will be as soon as I can. You know me... super consistent. Ha!
Share your finished product on Instagram with the tag, #makeitkateyoutube Enjoy the video!
Where to shop for everything you need: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOFcU...
Learn to make your first cuff bracelet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVIB0...
Links for supplies and tools (Some of these links are affiliated, which means I'll receive a small commission when you purchase through these links. I use that money to help pay for production of more content like this!)
My favorite place for cuff blanks and wallet cards, Jasper's Supply Shop (and bonuses, he makes your blanks by hand and your purchase helps pay for the his college tuition!) https://www.etsy.com/shop/JaspersSupp...
Music: bensound.comDIY Stamped Bangle Bracelet For Mom (Beginner Metal Stamping)Make It Kate2019-04-24 | DIY a stamped bangle bracelet for your mom this Mother's Day! Create another beginner metal stamping project with this detailed tutorial. In this video, we'll add to your cuff bracelet stack and learn some new tips and tricks to add variety and interest to this piece. You get to use materials and tools that you already have on hand from your last project. Yay! Share your finished product on Instagram with the tag, #makeitkateyoutube Enjoy the video!
Links for supplies and tools (Some of these links are affiliated, which means I'll receive a small commission when you purchase through these links. I use that money to help pay for production of more content like this!)
Music: bensound.comShopping For Metal Stamping Supplies (Beginner: Make Your First Project)Make It Kate2019-04-09 | So you want to try metal stamping, but you don't want to spend a bunch of money. And you don't want to start out with the same old necklaces that everyone else is making. What do you need? Where do you start? What do you buy? How can you save some dough?
In today's video, I'll take you supply shopping for all of the tools you'll need to get started. By the end of our shopping trip, you'll be able to join me in making an adjustable cuff bracelet! (Step--by-step tutorial in the next video!) For under $40, you get to try out a new hobby, and see if it's for you!
Below are affiliated links to the tools used in the video. These are the same tools as I show you in the video, but from Amazon.com (in case you can't get to the stores in the video.) However, other than the bracelet bending pliers, you will pay much less by purchasing from the stores I mention.
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
I hope you find this video helpful! Please feel free to comment with any questions you have. If you'd like to be notified when I post new content, please subscribe and hit the bell for alerts!Its Alive! Unboxing Mitten Exotics (Mosses and Lichens!)Make It Kate2019-02-25 | It's alive! For a change of scenery, I'm doing an unboxing of some Mitten Exotics Flora. I got this gorgeous haul of goodies to add to the terrariums I'm building for our isopod zoo! These came from Mitten Exotics. I can't wait to order some animals from this fantastic seller!
You can find Dan’s assortment of plants and animals at facebook.com/MittenIsopoda and snatch some up for yourself! He’s friendly and helpful, and will help you find just what you’re looking for.
Repahsy supplements I feed to my isopods: amzn.to/2EEuZNR and amzn.to/2GSrCoBMetal Stamping and Hand Cutting an Isopod Keychain (Rubber Ducky!)Make It Kate2019-02-15 | Hey everyone! Today I'm metal stamping and hand cutting a rubber ducky isopod keychain! I'll show you my entire start to finish process, from designing to the final piece. And let you know what an isopod is.
I've been experiencing some health shenanigans, which have made it awfully tough to do any stamping or create any videos. (Seriously, watch my hands shake through the whole thing. So cute.) So I'm adapting my recording style so that I can keep bringing you videos. And since I actually enjoy making LOTS of things, I'm thinking about bringing you videos of a variety of makes. Not just stamping. Let me know in the comments if you're just here for the stamping, or if you'd like to start seeing some more variety!
Thanks so much for watching!
Supply and tool links (some are affiliate links):
Face Mask (PLEASE wear one when working with aluminum dust!): amzn.to/2TVhGOg
Nail Pump: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Latex free gloves: amzn.to/2QShoGMMetal Stamping a Mandala Miniature Mini Series (Part 1)Make It Kate2018-08-01 | In this miniature mini series, I'll show you different ways to metal stamp a mandala. This is the first video, where I'll show you how to create a more structured piece, and I'll show you a few bonus tricks too!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Thanks for watching! If you like what you see, please like, subscribe, share, blah blah blah.Surprise Unboxing and Stamping a Mandala Necklace (Beaducation Review)Make It Kate2018-07-15 | Watch a surprise unboxing of some Beaducation goodies, and see me use them for metal stamping a mandala necklace! Metal stamping a mandala is a great way to combine the best of 2 activities: smashing things with a hammer, and meditation! Don't forget to tag your creations on Instagram, using the hashtag, #makeitbeaducation
If you've been considering creating a metal stamped mandala, and just want to watch the process, you can skip ahead to 4:50.
If you'd like to jump ahead to my review and thoughts on the products, you can see it at 9:14.
Although I was given these items (contents of the package) for free to review for you, this is not a sponsored video and these are my honest opinions. :)
If you like the items you see, you can find the links for individual products below. (Beaducation links are not affiliate, however the Amazon links are affiliate links.)
A thing: I'm clearly pretty bad at tracking time. Haha!
Thanks for watching! If you like what you see, please like, subscribe, share, blah blah blah.Unusual Metal Stamping Tools and 1,000 Subs! (Giveaway!!)Make It Kate2018-03-15 | I'd like to thank you for 1,000 subscribers by revealing some of my favorite, unusual stamping tools and, of course, a giveaway!!
When I first began this channel, it was because it seemed hard to find the information I was looking for. As a visual learner, it became important to me to create a source for other metal stampers to find good information too. It has never been about subscribers, just a way to share ideas and build a community. So I have been so surprised and grateful this year, when my subscribers kept coming! It is humbling to me that so many of you are interested in what I have to share.
Cheers to a strong metal stamping community! Enjoy the video, and don't forget to enter the giveaway (details in the video)!
A quick disclaimer: Below you’ll find links to relevant items found in this video. Some are affiliate links. I only link to the products and brands that I actually use! When you purchase through these links, I earn a small commission. This helps to fund content for more videos like these, and hopefully, even better videos in the future! Thanks for your support!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Custom shaped stamping blanks: tidd.ly/3b5fzCmMetal Stamping Blanks: The Making Of (How I Make Your Blanks)Make It Kate2018-02-22 | How do I make the blanks you're purchasing for metal stamping and hand stamping? Watch this, and wonder no more! I use a Potter USA press (the best!) and pancake dies for the fun shapes, and a Pepe disc cutter for round blanks. All are made in the same way. One by one! It looks like I'm lightning quick, but it's a lie. I've sped up the video so I don't bore you to death. You're welcome! I'm so happy to have recently upgraded my jeweler's saw and bench pin, since the filming of this video. Let me tell you, quality tools make a huge difference. True for blank making AND stamping.
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe for more metal stamping / hand stamping tips, tricks, and tools!Metal Stamping Tools (Rust Removal)Make It Kate2018-02-20 | Do your metal stamping tools need some rust removal?
So, you've opened up your steel tools, fonts, designs, or what-have-you that you use for hand stamping. To your horror, they're covered in rust! Never fear! Let me teach you how to fix them and get them nearly as shiny as new.
Thanks for your patience with the poor video quality. 🤦🏼♀️ I’m still learning!
A quick disclaimer:
Below you’ll find links to relevant items found in this video. Some are affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, I earn a small commission. This helps to fund content for more videos like these, and hopefully, even better videos in the future! Thanks for your support!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Edited to Add: I've had a request for links to the fonts that I have. Here they are! A few are affiliate links (Amazon), and if you decide to purchase through the links, I get a little commission that I'll be using towards funding the creation of future videos.
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Below are some links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. (Some are affiliated links. That means that if you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Custom shaped stamping blanks: tidd.ly/3b5fzCmGiant Spider AttacksMake It Kate2017-09-05 | My kids dressed in their finest Steve Irwin outfits and went hunting for spiders this morning. They told me they had found a giant, but I didn't believe them... until I came down the stairs.
I realize this isn't my standard type of upload, but seriously. This is my life.In The Candy Gremlins KitchenMake It Kate2017-03-09 | ...Metal Stamping (Watch Me Work)Make It Kate2017-03-07 | I thought it would be fun and useful to show you the creation of a piece from where I start hammering to the finished product. This is shown in 2x speed. There’s a lot of prep work that goes into each piece, but this is the fun part. Please comment with any questions, and let me know if you'd like to see more videos like this!
Below are some links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. (Some are affiliated links. That means that if you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
John Stockton Slow Drag by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0) Source: http://chriszabriskie.com/uvp Artist: http://chriszabriskie.comGiveaway! Metal Stamping (Hammer Comparison)Make It Kate2017-03-03 | For hand stamping, I'm comparing the Impressart brass head hammer and the Stubby ball peen hammer, with surprising results. Giveaway winner will be announced via video when I reach 150 subscribers!
*Crying baby in the background for dramatic effect. ;)
Below are some links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. (Some are affiliated links. That means that if you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Below are some links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. (Some are affiliated links. That means that if you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Disclaimer: Below are links for some of the products I've used in this video. Some affiliate links. If you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. I will ONLY provide links to tools and products that I use myself. Thanks!
My Favorite Stamping Hammer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Bench Block (a little larger than the one in the video, which works better): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Blank That Stamping Blanks (my favorite for basic shapes): https://www.etsy.com/shop/BlankThat?r...
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Disclaimer: Below are links for some of the products I've used in this video. Some affiliate links. If you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. I will ONLY provide links to tools and products that I use myself. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
In this video (part 2 of 2), I'll show how to make a turned and topstitched washcloth on your sewing machine, as an alternative to serging the edges.
Find part one here: youtube.com/watch?v=_l5I4pMClpwDIY Flannel Washcloth Reusable Toilet Paper Pt 1: Serged (Emergency TP)Make It Kate2016-09-24 | I like using flannel washcloths or wipes for diaper changes, for my babies' sensitive tushes.
In this video (part 1 of 2), I start off with a quick overview of my washing system. I like to launder and store these wipes in a mesh laundry bag, to cut down on sorting and folding, and to keep them collected in the wash.
Then I'll show you how to make these simple and quick washcloths with a serged edge, and finish with rounded or square corners.
Find part 2 Here: youtube.com/watch?v=iY7QkfRi5PABeginner Metal Stamping Advice for Beginners (Pt 3: Supplies)Make It Kate2016-09-07 | There's a lot of misinformation out there for metal stamping beginners. In this series of videos, I'll walk you through some of the tools and supplies you'll need for starting off, and address some of the not-so-awesome advice and recommendations I've seen.
In this video, I'll talk about metal stamps and stamping supplies. By starting off with the right supplies and stamps, you'll actually save yourself money and headaches over time!
(Please note that some metal stamps are indeed rated to use on stainless steel, but it's just really important to check your stamps' rating before you accidentally ruin them on the wrong materials.)
Disclaimer: Below are links for some of the products I've used in this video. Some affiliate links. If you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. I will ONLY provide links to tools and products that I use myself. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Disclaimer: Below are some affiliate links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. If you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
Below are some links, where you can find some of the products I've shown in this video. (Some are affiliated links. That means that if you choose to purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission, which helps to fund more content for my channel. Thanks!
Links for other items used, and basically everything I use that I can think of below! (I make a teeny commission if you purchase items using these links) -
In this video, I show you how to stitch the pieces together and finish the construction of the final product.
You will need: *2 cut pieces of soft lining fabric *4 cut pieces of absorbent fabric *2 cut pieces of outer, water-resistant fabric *Sewing machine, set at a wide zigzag stitch *Serger (optional, but oh so nice!)
Video 2, selecting fabric and cutting pieces: youtube.com/watch?v=Vo2bAlfYAuQDIY Reusable Nursing Pad (Pt 2), Contoured, Dartless, Cutting the FabricMake It Kate2016-05-27 | I love reusable nursing pads, but generally hate the shape. Flat circles or pointed darts create weird shapes that show through clothes. This method creates a no-show contour with great coverage. And it's ridiculously easy!
In this video, I show you how to trace and cut out the pieces of fabric that will be used in your nursing pad.
You will need: *The pattern created from the previous video, found here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FwU1IDaRJtE *Washable, fine-tip marker *Fabric scissors *Scraps of 3 kinds of fabric: -A soft fabric for the layer that will go against your skin (like flannel, velour, microfleece, etc) -An absorbent fabric (like microfiber, microterry, Zorb, bamboo, hemp, etc) -A water-resistant fabric (like fleece, PUL, nylon, etc)
Feel free to ask questions or suggest alternative fabrics in the comments!DIY Reusable Nursing Pad (Pt 1), Contoured, Dartless, Creating the PatternMake It Kate2016-05-27 | I love reusable nursing pads, but generally hate the shape. Flat circles or pointed darts create weird shapes that show through clothes. This method creates a no-show contour with great coverage. And it's ridiculously easy!
In this video, I show you how to make your own pattern, and talk a bit about fabric selection.
You will need: *Paper (a half sheet of scrap paper is plenty) *Something round to trace (a CD works great) *Pen or marker *Ruler *Paper scissors
Part 2: Tracing your pattern onto fabric, cutting out the fabric pieces, and a little more info on fabric selection. youtube.com/watch?v=Vo2bAlfYAuQ
Part 3: Final sewing and construction of the nursing pads. youtube.com/watch?v=OX7jcWvq9DgPolymer Minnie Mouse CharmMake It Kate2016-01-25 | Minnie Mouse charm made with polymer clay for #alicestrongBeginner Crochet Refugee Hat Assembly 2Make It Kate2015-11-01 | This is the fourth video in a series for Mrs. Martin's 6th grade class. In this video, I'll show you the 2nd option for assembling the hat that you learned to crochet in the previous videos. (I sure don't know why this one didn't load in HD!) This pattern is free for anyone to use. We ask that you please consider joining with us by donating at least one hat to the Salaam Cultural Museum in Seattle. From there, the hats will be distributed to refugees in Greece and Jordan. Thank you!
Free Pattern: Chain 27. Row 1: dc in the 3rd chain from the hook and in each ch across. (25 dc) Row 2: turn work and ch 2. Dc in the BACK LOOP ONLY of each stitch across. Rows 3-25: Repeat row 2. Clip yarn, leaving a long tail to stitch the hat closed. Tie off. Stitch into a hat as demonstrated in this video!Beginner Crochet Refugee Hat Assembly 1Make It Kate2015-10-31 | This is the third video of the series for Mrs. Martin's 6th grade class. In this video, I'll show you the first of 2 options for assembling the hat that we crocheted in the previous two videos. Please join us in using this free pattern to make hats to send to refugees in Greece and Jordan! Completed hats can be sent to the Salaam Cultural Museum in Seattle.
Free Pattern: Ch 27. Row 1: dc in the 3rd ch from the hook and in each ch across. (25 stitches) Row 2: Turn work and ch 2. Dc in the BACK LOOP ONLY of each stitch across. (25 stitches) Rows 3-25: Repeat row 2. Clip yarn, leaving a long tail to stitch the hat closed. Tie off. Stitch into a hat as demonstrated in this video!Beginner Crochet Refugee Hat part 2Make It Kate2015-10-31 | This is part 2 of a tutorial for Mrs. Martin's 6th grade class. We are learning to crochet a very basic wool hat to send to the Syrian refugees in Greece and Jordan, via the Salaam Cultural Museum in Seattle. In the next video, I will show you 2 ways you can close the hat for different looks. Please join us in our effort! This free pattern may be used for anyone, but we would love it if you would also donate a hat to the refugees!
Free pattern: Ch 27. Row1: Dc in the 3rd ch from the hook and in each chain across. (25 stitches) Row 2: Turn work and ch 2. Dc in the BACK LOOP ONLY of each stitch across. (25 stitches) Rows 3-25: Repeat row 2. Clip yarn, leaving a long tail to stitch the hat closed. Tie off. Stitch into a hat!Beginner Crochet Refugee Hat part 1Make It Kate2015-10-31 | This is part 1 of a tutorial for Mrs. Martin's 6th grade class. We are learning to crochet a very basic wool hat to send to the Syrian refugees in Greece and Jordan, via the Salaam Cultural Museum in Seattle. Please join us! This free pattern may be used for anyone, but we would love it if you would also donate a hat to the refugees! (The video ends in a weird spot, so click on video 2 in this series to see how to finish crocheting this basic body of the hat.)
Free pattern: Ch 27. Row1: Dc in the 3rd ch from the hook and in each chain across. (25 stitches) Row 2: Turn work and ch 2. Dc in the BACK LOOP ONLY of each stitch across. (25 stitches) Rows 3-25: Repeat row 2. Clip yarn, leaving a long tail to stitch the hat closed. Tie off. Stitch into a hat!