English written pattern: (Disclaimer I am not bilingual, I'm kind of guessing based on what I see (+ google translating the subtitles for extra assurance) but I'm going to try and make it so if it goes well enough then we can assume I'm at least somewhat accurate lmfaoo) Balaclava: make a magic circle, ch 2, 11 dc into the magic circle, pull tail to close circle then ss into first loops to end it. Ch 3, dc increase into each loop (add stitch marker to the last ch so u know where to ss) and ss to end the row. Ch3 (add stitch marker to last ch) and dc, dc increase into each loop, repeat until end then ss to end row. Ch3, dc, dc increase, dc, dc increase all around and ss to end row. Ch3 (add stitch marker to last ch) 2 dc, 1dc increase, 2 dc, 1dc increase all around (note: round ends on an increase) and ss to end row. It should be 13cm wide. Ch3 (add stitch marker), dc into each space (repeat this process for each round until you've added 5cm to your piece) all around then ss to end row. Add a stitch marker (to row so you can use that to measure how many cm you've done, remember you have to reach 5cm) Ch3 (add stitch marker) dc into each space and ss to end row Ch 3 (add stitch marker) dc into each space and ss to end row (I think you have to do about 5 rounds of the dc until you reach 5cm, but it might depend on the wool/yarn ur using so its good to measure it urself) Place stitch markers to map out where the gap for your face is, ch1 and cut your yarn nad pull out that loop to tie it off. Make a slipknot and ss into the spot where one of the stitch markers is (now you're going to be working on the rest of it, avoiding the gap for your face) Ch3 (add stitch marker) Dc all around UNTIL you reach your 2nd stitch marker. Ch 3 (add stitch marker) turn your work and dc back until you reach the 1st stitch marker. Ch 3, turn work and dc back again until you reach the 2nd stitch marker (keep in mind to move your stitch markers up a row each time you complete one) Ch 3 and dc back to 1st stitch marker repeat this process until you have 11 rows / its 13 cm long Ch 1, cut the yarn and pull it through to tie it off. Ribbing around bottom/neck: For the ribbing you want it to be 7cm long and 37 cm wide (Your measurements + 1cm, so if your ribbing is going to be 7cm you'll add 1cm making it 8cm) make a slipknot. Ch until its 8cm (I think Maryfeer did 12) sc into each loop. Ch1, turn your work and sc into the back loop of each stitch until you reach the end (You go through the back loop only to give it that ribbed effect) Ch1, turn your work and sc into the back loop of each stitch until you reach the end repeat this until its 37cm long. Ch1, cut your yarn and pull it through to tie it off. Ribbed face outline: Create a slipknot next part is 3cm tall,( 3cm + 1cm = 4cm) Ch 8 (or until its 4cm tall) Sc into each loop (I think she skips the 1st loop but I'm not sure) Ch1, turn your work and sc into each back loop across the row repeat this until its 40cm long (and 3cm tall) Ch1, cut yarn and pull it through to tie it off Add stitch marker to the bottom of your piece, connecting it to the bottom of the 40cm ribbing where it begins. Add the othe end to the other end of the balaclava using a stitch marker, and add 2 more stitch markers (attaching the ribbing to the balaclava) indiciating the 'corners' of your forehead (where it'll turn down the sides of your face/head) using a darning needle (or your hook) thread yarn of the same color through both materials and stitch it together (the vid has a better visual than my description can give) (part 2) Add stitch markers attaching the bottom of the balaclava to the neck ribbing, having the end pieces of the ribbing meet at the back of the balaclava. Stitch the neck ribbing to the balaclava, starting from the end point of the facial ribbing across to the back where the end is, then cut your yarn and place it at the other end side of the facial ribbing, working your way around stitching the neck ribbing to the balaclava to the other end (again, part 2 of this vid gives good visuals for this process). Once that's done you can stitch the two ends together at the back so it's all one piece. Horns: Create a magic circle 4 sc into the circle (add stitch marker into the 1st sc) pull tail to close circle and ss into the 1st sc (put stitch marker back into the 1st sc. Maryfeer removes the marker, makes the sc, then puts it back to keep track of where the first sc of the row is) Sc, Sc, Sc increase, Sc into each loop (note: shes sc into the first loops of each stitch also she turns it 'inside-out' and you can see it take shape as the top of the horn) and Sc increase into the last loop Sc in each loop and sc increase into the last loop x6 (then after that she cuts but continue that until you've got 17 in total forming the horn) Ss and ch1, cut your yarn and pull it through to tie it off (repeat the entire process again for the 2nd horn) Use stitch markers to attach the horn to the top of the balaclava She uses red fabric to stuff into the horn to give it more volume Using darning needle and yarn, stitch horn to the balaclava (she threads it through the bottom loop on the horn into the balaclava, not the top loop on the bottom row) Then she threads the yarn into the inside of the balaclava and ties it off inside there. Repeat the same process for the 2nd horn. That is it I hope this helps

¡Te quedó muy lindo! Espero después puedas hacer uno de conejito🤍

I have been dying for a pattern like this! I don’t know Spanish though! 😢 Beautiful work!

Gracias al fin cumpliré mi sueño de gorrito de diablito 🥺♥️

Me encantó muchísimo, lo intentaré ahora que estoy de vacaciones ☀️Podrías enseñarnos a hacer el cardigan de Harry Styles?❤️

Wish this had English sub titles. Looks awesome

omgg gracias estaba buscando un tutorial de eso TT

Me encanta tu contenido, estuve buscando un tutorial en español y me parece tan interesante, ojalá algún día hagas de pasamontañas completo con cuernos.

hola, harías un patrón escrito para este pasamontañas? :0 Esto es exactamente lo que he estado buscando, pero no hablo español. Lo siento si está mal escrito, estoy usando el traductor de Google. :)

Gracias por este video llevo muchos meses buscándolo 🥺🪳🧍🏻‍♀️✨🌸

😁💗 me encantan tus tutos!

nueva cosita a crochet que voy a hacer

Excelente explicación excelente contenido

its cool and really wanna do this but i cant understand :

Necesito la parte dos 😍😍😍

Pero que buen canal

Me encantan tus videos!!, ¿podrías hacer una bolsa con flores? porfavor

lo estaba buscandooo omg💘

I’m so high I forgot Spanish was a language and I thought I was dying cuz I couldn’t understand what she was saying 🤣💀

Buenas noches. Soy principiante, su explicación es buena, le agradeceré que enfoque el tejido un poco mejor, porque se ve oscuro. Gracias.

Bro te amo ❤️

me encanto

hola, hay alguna forma de que sea cerrado en la parte de la nariz y boca?😢

me encanta

Hola, mi hija es cabezona, que tengo que hacer para hacer uno mas grande, la medida de su cabeza es 56 de diametro, me puedes ayudar?le encanto el gorros

lo esyoy haciendo y siento que esta muy pequeño 😭

amoooooo

Could you please make a tutorial in english? I love this design but I can’t really understand the pattern bc I can’t speak spanish😅😅

i want to make this but I don't speak spanish 😭😭

¡Hola! Tengo una duda, he visto que muchos usan o prefieren el hilo de algodón en lugar del estambre, porque el hilo de algodón es más fresco. Mi pregunta es, ¿recomiendas más el estambre o el hilo de algodón? Estoy recién empezando y quiero estar segura de esto para comprar los materiales

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De cuánto es el grosor de la lana?

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hellooo! could you also release english subtitles to this please??

podrías hacer un tutorial más detallado de como unir el resorte que va al rededor de la cabeza? :(((((

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🧚🏻💐🧸💘🌱

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Me salió una cabeza más grande q la mía SBJAJAJ dios

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Me quedo pequeño:((( dou

those are double not treble

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