How to Crochet Adorable Baby Hats
with Shahar Boyayan
On-Demand Access
$67
- 10+ Video lessons in HD
- Exclusive bonus content
- 30-day access to instructor
- Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn:
01
Class 1:
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About the instructor
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Different styles of baby hats,
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Basic shape
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Magic ring - increases
Class 2:
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Bridge nose
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Fox hat
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Racoon hat
Class 3:
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Ear flaps
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Polar Bear
02
Class 4:
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Owl hat eyes
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Ears beak and cords
Class 5:
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Owl hat
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Double yarn
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Bridge
Class 6
- Osito
04
- Crochet Patterns
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About the course
Out of everything I crochet, newborn hats are the most popular and I get asked for them regularly. Of course, the cuteness factor can never be underestimated, never mind the chance to keep baby's head warm. Did you know we lose more heat from the top of our head than anywhere else? So you can see why baby hats are so important.
In this course, we will go from a basic crochet hat pattern to cute woodland animals visiting several techniques.
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: How to Crochet Adorable Baby Hats
Time table:
6 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced.
Target market:
People looking for a new hobby, Artists, Creative folks and Fiber Artists
Main objective:
Learn how to crochet baby hats
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Shahar Boyayan
Shahar is a textile artist. She believes that anything with fiber can become an art piece. Most of her work are sculptures of animals, with a keen preference for birds and fish. 90% of her time is spent with wool but she also likes to play with wood, beads and silver.
Shahar is the host of Felting TV where she features other felt artists and hopes to get the word out about felting to a mass audience.
Shahar is a textile artist. She believes that anything with fiber can become an art piece. Most of her work are sculptures of animals, with a keen preference for birds and fish. 90% of her time is spent with wool but she also likes to play with wood, beads and silver.
Shahar is the host of Felting TV where she features other felt artists and hopes to get the word out about felting to a mass audience.
