how to crochet flower hair clip & multicolor headband | cute & easy hair accessories

Summary

Este video tutorial ofrece una guía detallada para crear dos proyectos de crochet: un clip para el cabello con pétalos de flores y una banda para la cabeza con rayas multicolor. El creador, Moham, recomienda los materiales, incluyendo un clip para el cabello, hilo de la marca Art Yarn, un gancho de 3.5 mm y un gancho de un tamaño menor para evitar agujeros. Para ambas piezas, se muestra cómo hacer puntos sencillos, dobles y triples, y cómo cambiar de color. Además, se promociona Squarespace como una plataforma para construir sitios web de comercio electrónico sin conocimientos de programación, ideal para vendedores de patrones de crochet y creadores de contenido.

Takeaways

• 🎨 El video es patrocinado por Squarespace, una plataforma de creación de sitios web con comercio electrónico.
• 📌 Es importante no omitir la introducción, ya que cubre notas importantes y los materiales necesarios para los proyectos.
• 🌸 Se necesita un clip para el cabello plano y hilos de lana, además de un gancho de 3.5 mm para tejer las pétalos de las flores.
• 💄 Se recomienda usar blush o eyeshadow para darle un toque de color a las flores.
• 🔗 El enlace de la marca de lana preferida del presentador está en su tienda de Amazon.
• 🌈 El segundo proyecto está inspirado en Matilda Dekker y permite una gran libertad creativa en la elección de colores.
• 💪 El proyecto de headband puede ser desafiante debido a la cantidad de finales que se deben manejar.
• 🛍 Para quienes están comenzando un negocio de tejido de crochet o venden patrones, Squarespace ofrece una plataforma integral.
• 📐 Se puede personalizar el diseño del sitio web de acuerdo con tus necesidades y agregar características únicas.
• 📝 El patrón escrito para tejer las pétalos se puede encontrar en el blog del presentador.
• 🔗 Para unir las pétalos, se puede usar pegamento caliente en lugar de coserlas juntas.
• 👒 El headband se teje en hileras, cambiando de color en la última estancia de cada fila y asegurando los finales en el reverso para una apariencia limpia delante.

Q & A

¿Qué proyecto se describe en el video?

El video describe cómo hacer un clip para el cabello con pétalos de flores y un headband con rayas multicolor.

¿Qué materiales son necesarios para hacer el clip para el cabello con pétalos de flores?

Se necesita un clip para el cabello plano, hilo, un gancho de 3.5 milímetros, y para añadir color, se puede usar blush o eyeshadow, además de un pistola de pegamento caliente o pegamento para tela.

¿Cuál es el hilo preferido del creador del video y cómo se puede conseguir?

El hilo preferido es 'Yarn Art', que está enlazado en su tienda de Amazon.

¿Qué otro proyecto inspiró el headband descrito en el video?

El otro proyecto fue inspirado por la influencia de Matilda Djerka, y permite mucha libertad creativa en cuanto a la elección de colores.

¿Cómo se pueden ocultar los finales de los hilos en los proyectos de crochet?

Se pueden ocultar los finales insertando el gancho a través de los bucles de los puntos y deslizando el final a través de los bucles hasta que esté bien oculto.

¿Qué plataforma se presenta para ayudar a los creadores de contenido o emprendimientos a tener una presencia en línea?

Se presenta Squarespace como una plataforma todo en uno para crear sitios web de comercio electrónico sin necesidad de experiencia en programación.

¿Cómo se puede cambiar de color en el headband mientras se teje?

Se cambia de color sin completar el último punto de una fila, insertando el gancho en el punto, haciendo un bucle con el nuevo color y completando el punto con él.

¿Cómo se unen los extremos del headband para que quede un círculo completo?

Se unen haciendo un punto de unión con el gancho, insertando el gancho a través de ambos extremos y realizando un punto de unión, asegurándose de que el trabajo esté alineado.

¿Cómo se pueden ocultar los finales de los hilos en el headband una vez finalizado?

Se pueden ocultar los finales de los hilos tejeiendo los bucles en el lado trasero del headband, asegurándose de que el frente quede limpio.

¿Cuál es la recomendación para el tamaño del gancho y el hilo para el headband multicolor?

Se recomienda usar un gancho más pequeño y un hilo ligeramente más delgado para el headband multicolor, o disminuir el tamaño del gancho si no se tiene un hilo más delgado.

¿Cómo se pueden personalizar los colores y el diseño del headband?

Se pueden personalizar los colores y el diseño del headband eligiendo los colores de hilo que se quieran usar, y determinando cuántas filas y qué anchura desea se le dar al headband.

Outlines

00:00

🌸 Introducción y materiales para el clip floral

El video comienza con una introducción patrocinada por Squarespace y luego se centra en los proyectos de crochet. Se menciona la importancia de no omitir el intro ya que se discuten notas importantes y los materiales necesarios para hacer un clip floral. Se recomienda un clip de pelo plano, colorete o eyeshadow para dar color, y la marca de lana favorita del presentador, 'yarn art', junto con un gancho de 3.5 milímetros. También se sugiere el uso de un pistola de pegamento caliente o pegamento de tela para unir las pétalos en lugar de coserlos. El video luego revela que el próximo proyecto está inspirado en una influenciadora favorita, Matilda Dekker, y destaca la libertad creativa del proyecto, aunque advierte que es laborioso debido al número de extremos que hay que manejar.

05:00

🎨 Proceso de creación del clip floral y detalles técnicos

El script detalla el proceso de hacer el clip floral, comenzando con el nudo deslizado y siguiendo con instrucciones específicas de crochet, como la realización de sencillos, dobles y triples crochets en las cadenas correspondientes. Se enfatiza la importancia de mantener una tensión uniforme en las cadenas y se proporciona un recordatorio sobre la elección de gancho y lana para evitar agujeros en las tejidas. Se describe cómo trabajar en el otro lado de las cadenas y cómo realizar cambios de dirección en el trabajo. Además, se ofrecen consejos para manejar la curvatura natural de las pétalos y cómo unirlos usando pegamento caliente en lugar de coser, lo cual simplifica el proceso.

10:02

🌈 Inspiración y técnica para la banda de cabeza multicolor

Este párrafo cubre el proyecto de banda de cabeza inspirada en Matilda Dekker, destacando la libertad creativa y la elección de colores. Se describe el proceso de hacer una base con una medida específica de ancho, utilizando una lana y un gancho de crochet adecuados para el tamaño deseado. Se detallan las técnicas para trabajar filos de colores, incluyendo cómo cambiar de color dentro de una fila y cómo manejar los extremos de la lana. Se sugiere la utilización de un gancho más pequeño para una lana más delgada o ajustar el tamaño del gancho para lograr el efecto deseado. Se enfatiza la personalización del proyecto y cómo se puede ajustar a los gustos del creador.

15:02

📐 Conclusión del proyecto de banda de cabeza y técnicas de unión

El script concluye con el proceso de finalización de la banda de cabeza, incluyendo cómo medir y ajustar el tamaño para asegurarse de que se ajuste alrededor de la cabeza. Se discuten técnicas para unir los extremos de la lana y cómo ocultarlos en el trabajo final, manteniendo un aspecto limpio en el frente y un aspecto más desordenado en la parte trasera. Se muestra cómo unir las piezas de la banda de cabeza para que forme un círculo completo, y se ofrecen consejos para asegurarse de que el trabajo se alinee correctamente y no se torcer. Se finaliza con la técnica de atar y cortar la lana, y se enfatiza la importancia de dejar los extremos para poder ocultarlos en el trabajo final.

Keywords

💡Crochet

Crochet es una técnica de tejido manual que implica el uso de un gancho para crear tejidos de hilo, lana u otros materiales. En el video, el tema principal es la creación de objetos coseridos, específicamente clip para el cabello y una banda para la cabeza, utilizando esta técnica. Por ejemplo, la guía incluye instrucciones para realizar 'single crochets' y 'double crochets', que son tipos de puntos básicos en el crochet.

💡Hilo

Hilo es el material principal utilizado en el crochet y tejido. En el video, el hilo es mencionado como un material necesario para los proyectos, y se sugiere el uso de 'yarn art', que es un tipo de hilo recomendado por la presentadora. El hilo también es importante para determinar el tamaño de la aguja, ya que se recomienda un tamaño ligeramente menor al del hilo para evitar agujeros en los puntos.

💡Aguja de crochet

La aguja de crochet es la herramienta que se utiliza para insertar y manipular el hilo mientras se teje. La presentadora del video sugiere el uso de una aguja de 3.5 milímetros, pero también indica que el tamaño puede variar dependiendo del peso del hilo utilizado. La elección adecuada de la aguja es crucial para obtener una textura uniforme en la obra final.

💡Clip para el cabello

Un clip para el cabello es un accesorio que se utiliza para sujetar o decorar el cabello. En el video, el clip sirve como base para la creación de un adorno floral, el cual se construye con técnicas de crochet y luego se une al clip utilizando pegamento caliente o pegamento de tela, en lugar de coser.

💡Banda para la cabeza

Una banda para la cabeza es un accesorio que se pone alrededor de la cabeza y puede tener varios usos, como decorar o mantener el cabello en su lugar. En el video, se describe cómo hacer una banda utilizando una variedad de colores y técnicas de cambio de hilo, creando un efecto de rayas multicolor.

💡Colores

Los colores son un aspecto importante en el diseño y la personalización de los proyectos de crochet presentados en el video. Se menciona la posibilidad de utilizar un esquema de colores monócromos o una paleta de colores vibrante y alegre, como se hizo en el ejemplo. Los colores se cambian a lo largo del proyecto para lograr diferentes efectos visuales.

💡Pegamento caliente

El pegamento caliente es una sustancia adhesiva que se calienta antes de usarla, lo que facilita su aplicación y adherencia. En el video, se sugiere el uso de un pegamento caliente o pegamento de tela para unir las pétalos de la flor, en lugar de coserlos, lo que simplifica el proceso y ahorra tiempo.

💡Tamaño de la aguja

El tamaño de la aguja es una consideración clave en el crochet, ya que afecta la densidad y el tamaño de los puntos. La presentadora del video recomienda un tamaño de aguja que sea ligeramente menor que el peso del hilo para evitar la formación de agujeros. Además, se sugiere ajustar el tamaño de la aguja para adaptarse a diferentes grosores de hilo o para lograr diferentes efectos en la obra.

💡Patrones

Los patrones son instrucciones escritas o diagramadas que guían el proceso de tejer o coser. En el video, se hace referencia a un patrón escrito que está disponible en el blog de la presentadora, lo que permite a los espectadores seguir los pasos sin tener que volver a ver el video constantemente. Los patrones son esenciales para la creación de diseños específicos y la replicación de obras.

💡Squarespace

Squarespace es una plataforma de comercio electrónico y creación de sitios web que permite a los usuarios, incluidos los artesanos y diseñadores, crear sitios web personalizados para vender productos o contenido. En el video, Squarespace es presentado como patrocinador y se promociona como una herramienta para aquellos que desean iniciar un negocio relacionado con el crochet, como la venta de patrones digitales o piezas coseridas.

Highlights

Introduction to the video and the importance of not skipping the intro for important notes and materials.

Materials needed for the flower hair clip project including a plain hair clip, colorful blush or eyeshadow, yarn, and a 3.5 millimeter hook.

Recommendation to use a smaller hook size than the weight of the yarn to prevent holes in the stitches.

The use of a hot glue gun or fabric glue for attaching petals instead of sewing.

Inspiration for the headband project from influencer Matilda Dejak and the creative freedom in color schemes.

Warning about the complexity of the headband project due to the many ends to be managed.

Introduction of Squarespace as a sponsor and its features for creating an eCommerce website without coding experience.

Customization options for websites on Squarespace, including professional portfolio designs and customizable galleries.

How to start a crochet project with a slip knot and the importance of even tension in the chains.

Instructions for creating the first side of the flower petals with single and double crochets.

Technique for changing the direction of work and creating the second side of the flower petals with triple and double crochets.

Method for hiding the ends of the yarn by weaving them through loops and using a hot glue gun to join petals.

Process for making a colorful striped headband, including starting with a slip knot and chaining the desired width.

Technique for single crocheting into chains and starting new rows with a chain one.

Instructions for changing colors within a row and securing the ends by tying knots and weaving them in.

Final steps for joining the headband ends together and fastening off the work.

Recommendation to check the written pattern on the blog for convenience instead of re-watching the video.

Transcripts

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everyone welcome back to my channel my

name is moham and I crochet cute things

please don't skip the intro because I'm

going to go over some important notes

and all the materials that you need for

these projects for the flower hair clip

you're going to need any plain hair clip

to attach the flower petals to and then

I would recommend also having some

colorful blush or some eyeshadow if you

want to add a bit of pop of color like

mine then for the yarn I use my favorite

yarn art which is linked on my Amazon

store print with a 3.5 millimeter hook

you can use any yarn and hook size but I

would recommend using a hook size that's

a little bit smaller than the weight of

your yarn just so that there aren't any

holes in the stitches as you're making

the petals I would also recommend having

a hot glue gun or some fabric glue

because that would be so much easier

rather than sewing all the petals

together the next project is inspired by

my favorite influencer at Matilda jerk

and there is so much creative freedom

for this project you can do a monochrome

color scheme you can do a bright fun

colorful color palette like I did but

this project is not for the faint of

heart because there are so so so many

ends to be been but don't worry I'm

going to show you exactly how I did mine

this is what the back looks like and

this is what the front looks like so I

just want you to be aware of that before

you start making the headband again all

the yarn that I used for this headband

is linked on my Amazon storefront it is

my favorite brand yarn art jeans plus

it's a cotton mixed with acrylic and I

used it with a 3.5 millimeter hook if

you want something like these pictures

like my inspiration pictures then I

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to go ahead and get started by making a

slip knot you can do this however you

like here's how I like to do it and as a

reminder if you skip the intro that's

where I talk about hook size material

and yarn now you're going to chain 11

make sure that these chains are not too

tight but not too loose at the same time

so try try to keep an even tension to

skip that first chain and you're going

to start inserting nine single crochets

from the second chain

so you have to do a total of nine single

crochets one in each chain

so in the next chain I'm doing my second

single crochet

in the next chain I'm doing my third

after doing nine single crochets you

should have one chain remaining and in

this last chain you're going to do three

single crochets in the same chain so I'm

going to go ahead and do my first and

now pay attention to how I'm holding my

work as we're going to try and move the

single crochets over to the other side

when I'm doing my second single crochet

in that same chain I'm holding it like

this and I'm starting to work over

the end of our slip knot then to do my

third single crochet I'm going to be

holding onto my work like this turning

it to the other side

and then I'm going to do my third single

crochet

so we're changing the direction that

we're working in and now we're going to

be working on the other side of the

chains we have to do three double

crochets one in each chain this is where

you're going to insert your hook so yarn

over for your double crochet insert your

hook into the chain on the other side

that is my first double crochet

then in the next chain I'm going to do

my second double crochet

in the next chain I'm going to do my

third

so you should do a total of three double

crochets

now we're going to do a total of five

triple crochets one in each chain so not

all together for a triple crochet you

yarn over twice

insert your hook pull up a loop yarn

over pull through two Loops yarn over

pull through two loops and yarn over

pull through two loops

I'm doing my third triple crochet

fourth

and fifth

after doing your fifth triple crochet

you should be towards the end of your

work over here so in that last remaining

chain you're just going to single

crochet

and I've worked over my end as I was

going so that I don't have anything to

weave in later and you're done with your

first side that's what it should look

like now we're going to be repeating the

same thing on the other side with a few

changes so you're gonna go into that

first Stitch onto the other side and

you're going to single crochet

now you're going to repeat what we did

we're going to do five triple crochets

one in each Stitch

that's one make sure to make these tight

don't make them too loose otherwise

you're going to have holes in your

petals this is what you should have when

you're done now we're going to do four

double crochets so on the other side we

did three but on this side we're going

to be doing four

so one in each Stitch just do four

double crochets

that's one

two and it is normal for your petal to

be curling up like this I'm going to be

putting my petals under something heavy

to kind of remove this curl a little bit

but having a bit of this curl is

actually good because it's going to give

your flower clip that shape that we want

once you're done with your four double

crochets we're going to end our work so

you're going to turn your work this way

and in that first Stitch over there

you're just going to slip stitch so

insert your hook

and slide it through the loop like that

and then you can fasten off to fasten

off I like to chain two so this is where

it's important to make sure that your

chains are not too tight otherwise your

work will curl even more but if your

chains are too loose then you're going

to have holes over here because of the

stitches that you insert so it's good to

keep a little bit of a balance

and keep in mind that the written

pattern is on my blogs that you don't

have to keep re-watching the video again

and again you can just open up the

written pattern and continue making more

petals for your flower and once you're

done I'm going to show you how to join

them together

once you've got five petals I'm going to

show you how to hide these ends what I

like doing is turning my work to the

back and I just insert my hook through

any of the loops and slide that end

through really tightly

and then I continue doing this until the

end is woven through quite a few of

these loops

I'm just going to view this through all

of these I'm going to be using a hot

glue gun to join my petals together

you're gonna Place some glue basically

in this part over here and join the

petals one by one like this

so again you're going to place some glue

on this part get your next petal and

just glue it up there and you're gonna

continue doing this until all of your

petals are joined like that you can have

a bit of Gap left over I'm going to show

you what to do next but here's what I

have and the only thing that I have to

love to glue together is this part over

here if you have a bigger Gap than I do

then you're just going to squeeze it up

as close as you can until you get that

shape

to make this super colorful striped

headband you can choose any one color

we're going to start off by making a

slip knot and then you're going to chain

the width that you want for this

headband so the width is this

measurement over here I recommend using

a smaller hook size and a slightly

thinner yarn or if you don't have a

thinner yarn then just decreasing the

hook size down

one will work get started by making a

slip knot

and then go ahead and chain the width

that you want I'm going to chain eight

so I'll have a width of seven stitches

and then that eighth chain will be my

turning chain which won't count as a

stitch this is your foundation chain and

it doesn't count as a row then you're

going to skip your first chain and

you're going to insert your hook into

that second chain over there and we're

going to single crochet so yarn over and

pull up a loop and then once you've got

two loops on your hook yarn over and

pull through those two Loops as well

that is your first single crochet stitch

now we're going to insert one single

crochet into all of the chains

so I had a total of eight chains that

means that I'm going to have a total of

seven single crochet stitches in my

first row so that is our first row my

headband is slightly as large as my

thumb if you're trying to get any

measurements of how wide mine is

now to start a new row every time you

want to start a new row you're going to

chain one make this slightly tight and

then you're going to turn your work now

we're going to single crochet into all

of the stitches like that so that chain

one that you did at the beginning

doesn't count as a stitch it's just

there to help you start a new row

so if you had seven single crochet

stitches in your first row and your

second row you should also have seven

single crochet stitches I'm working

through the Stitch at the top

and just single crochet

I'm going to be inserting a single

crochet into my last Stitch of this row

you always change colors in your last

Stitch of the row that you're working on

so you're just going to pull up a loop

however you're not going to complete

your single crochet instead you're going

to get the color that you want to switch

to

I want to switch to Pink

and you're going to make a little loop

with it

and you're going to slide that Loop

through

like that

and now you've attached your pink now

you can work with pink so now we need to

start a new row so I'm going to chain

one with the pink we don't need the

whites anymore so you can pull that in

and then I'm going to turn my work

and just like normal I'm going to insert

my hook into that first Stitch and I'm

going to single crochet into every

Stitch

now what to do with these ends over here

just pull them tight I like just tying

these two into a knot

and then I'm going to cut the whites

because I don't need it

so I don't make the knot too tight just

like that

I'm just going to cut my yarn until I

need to use it again

and this knot is going to keep it in

place over there I'm going to use my

hook and Tuck these in I'm just going to

show you really quickly so this is going

to be the back side of my headband and

this is going to be the front side of my

headband

so on the back side where I've got these

ends I'm going to go through one of

these little loops

in my stitches and I'm going to take

these ends and slide them through that

basically just weaving them into the

stitches so they get well sort of hidden

on the back side and my front side will

remain nice and clean like that I'm

going to do the same thing with the

white

so you just find any Loop in any Stitch

to just go through

and then you just slide that through

to hide it

and yeah that's basically it so that's

what the front side looks like now and

that's what the back side will look like

the back side is going to be a bit messy

now over here I want to switch colors to

dark pink so again I'm not going to

complete my last single crochet instead

I'm just going to insert my hook into

the Stitch

pull up a loop and then I'm going to

take my next color and complete the

single crochet with the next color that

I want to use these are the same steps

that you will repeat every time you're

changing colors so get your next color

and make a little loop with it

and slide it through

now you've got your dark pink attached

so you can start a new row by chaining

one turn your work and single crochet

into all of the stitches remember that

you should have the same number of

single crochet stitches in all of your

rows so I should have seven single

crochet stitches in all of my rows and

you should have the number that you

started with

and every time you want to change colors

you're just going to repeat the same

steps that I showed you again this is

completely up to customization you can

use as many colors as you want you can

do as many rows as you want and since I

don't want to use the pink anymore I'm

just going to show you the same steps

that I do you're just going to cut the

yarn

take these two ends over here and tie

them into a knot

a knot that's tight but not too tight

like that and then you can take your

ends and you can weave them into the

loops weave them into the back side the

same thing that I did over here so I'm

just gonna find Loops that I can go

through

so I insert my hook through a loop and I

grab onto the ends

and I'm basically just going to slide

them through that Loop okay don't try to

do two at a time like me it is much

trickier but basically that's it and I'm

probably gonna weave them in through a

few more loops

until they're secured and hidden at the

back while my front remains nice and

clean from now on you're just going to

do as many rows as you want as switch

colors whenever you want to get the

multi-color stripe effect I'm going to

show you one more time these are the

steps that you're going to repeat every

time you want to switch colors you're

going to insert your hook into the last

Stitch of the row

pull up a loop

don't complete the singer shade you're

going to get that you want to work with

next

make a little loop with it and slide it

through those two Loops completing the

single crochet

now you can deal with the ends later

like how I showed you to start a new row

you're going to chain one turn your work

ignore the chain one because that's just

your turning chain instead you're going

to insert your hook into that first

Stitch over there

and single crochet

now you're going to single crochet into

every Stitch and basically repeat these

steps until your headband is long enough

to wrap around your head I did change my

total number of chains because I wanted

my headband to be a little bit wider

I did a total of nine chains the ninth

one was my turning chain so I have a

total of eight stitches in every row

this is what your work will look like

once your ends are not knotted and

they're not weaved in and this is what

your work will look like once you've

done everything so once you've tied the

ends into a double knot and then weave

them in with your hook through the

stitches in the back so it's going to

turn out super neat once your headband

can wrap comfortably around your head

remember that since we did Rose your

work is able to stretch around your head

so don't make it too loose now I'm going

to show you how to join the piece

together so just take your piece

and

hold it like that insert your hook back

through whatever row you're working on

whatever color you were working with and

then insert your hook through the edge

of this piece over here

like that then turn your work to

then turn your works that your yarn is

here and you're going to basically just

slide it through making a slip stitch

like that now you're going to insert

your hook through both of the pieces

like so and just slip stitch and this is

going to join your two ends together

so insert your hook through the first

piece

and the second piece like this and just

slip stitch by sliding the yarn through

all the loops and the pieces make sure

that your work is lined up so that it

doesn't become wonky

once you're done you'll be ready to

fasten off your work and how I like to

fasten off is just by chaining two and

then I'm going to get my scissor

cut the yarn pull and tighten and your

headband should be all ready don't

forget to leave your ends in there are

quite a lot of them but it looks so

gorgeous once you're done