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Unfortunately not since it’s my first time making a hat like this BUT I can give some advice! It’s not too hard to recreate.
there’s this video on YouTube I followed and if you search up cat ear beanie crochet there’s one by “Meldy Crochet” She pretty much starts off with doing 75-80 chain stitches (Making sure it fits comfortably around your head). She then attaches both ends together with a slip stitch and does double crochets for maybe 10+ rows changing color whenever necessary.
anyway you’re basically crocheting a rectangle LOL.
there’s also another video that I followed for the bottom part of the hat. At the end she shows you how to shape the ears too. It’s by “Cherilyn Q” shes doing front and back post stitches for the hat. It’s called ribbing!
BUT FROM MY EXPERIENCE, you might want to make the hat a bit bigger on your foundation chain if you’re going to do the ribbing. Mine was a bit tight. It might be my hook size but it’s something to be cautious about. I think you might also have to decrease the amount of rows if you’re going to add the bottom part. Depends on how long you want your hat.
for the stars I also followed some YouTube tutorial called “studio vlog| star cat beanie tutorial, how to crochet a star, days in my life” by “jonvxco. I chose this one because a lot of the star tutorials are kinda complicated and some have ugly gaps in the middle LOL but she does a good job of making a perfect star while also simplifying the process.
for the strings i chained around 70 (depends on how long you want them) and single crocheted back around to the start.
hope that helps a bit! I just followed a bunch of random crochet tutorials and mashed them together to create this hat LOL
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1/3/24 12:20
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