Thank you so much! That means a lot :)

It's hard to me

Did you make it and if so how did it come out?

Thank you!

I had some size 5 yarn I wanted to use for this hat. I made it for charity donation so the size of hat was not critical. I used size K hook. I found that you have to make a lot more stitches on the starting chain row. Make sure you make it as long as the hat length and as many rows as it takes to make circumference measurement. To test this pattern I made a small size. I used Lion brand Baby's First yarn. One skein is 3.5 oz. 120 yd. For a larger hat I suggest you buy to skeins of this size.

With it being such a simple pattern, really you’d just want to decide how tall you want the hat the. Keep making rows until it’s wide enough to fit on the head your making it for.

I’ve watched a couple herringbone tutorials and she actually does very well. Watch a couple more from other people and you’ll get the hang of it. 😊

I am working on this same issue. I first tried pulling the stitches really tight, but wasn't satisfied with the outcome. My solution right now is to have hat right side out, using a stand of yarn and a tapestry needle make a stitch by putting needle through the stitch on the beginning row and under the stitch on the ending row. In other words 1 strand on first row an under 2 strands on last row. I hope this is clear enough and helpful. I will probably make this hat again and will watch for any suggestions for this issue.

No, full instructions are in the blog post

All of the finished measurements are in the blog post www.lakesideloops.com/heath/ :)

8 to 8.5 inches long for adult and lik 20 inches wide depends how big the head