Crochet Baby Cap Odisha - Cluster stitch

This is going to be a crochet baby cap Its made with the cluster Tell me about a crochet project that you are proud of It will be approximately 13 inches around upon completion 34 centimeters From the top down here is approximately 5.5 inches 14 centimeters This is the yarn I will be using It is 3 ply yarn A size F, 3. 75mm crochet hook we will start by attaching a slip knot to the crochet hook take the loose end, wrap it over the main strand, now you have a loop, take the loop, wrap it over the main strand put your hook below the center strand, back up the opposite side, this creates the slip knot we will work a chain of five one two three four five join with the beginning chain joining is putting your hook through the first chain wrap the yarn over pull through pull through the loop on your hook you have joined the chain into a ring we will be working seven cluster stitches in the center I am going to work a chain one, that will not count as a stitch, its my first step up I have wrapped my yarn over the hook I am going to put it through the center wrap the yarn over on the back side pull through yarn over pull through two leave the two loops on the hook wrap the yarn over the hook put your hook through the center ring wrap the yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two we will leave the three loops on the hook wrap the yarn over your hook, put your hook through the ring wrap the yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two we have four loops on the hook leave all four loops on the hook wrap the yarn over your hook, put your hook through the center ring wrap the yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two we have five loops on the hook wrap the yarn over, pull through all five loops we have completed our stitch this is the stitch that well will be using throughout the whole pattern work a chain two we will be working seven of these stitches in the beginning chain I am working on the second one chain two this is the third and I am working right around the chain wrap the yarn over, pull through all five loops work a chain two we have four more left chain two the reason I don't go through any of the chains is so I can do this If I need a little extra room like that, I can just give it a tug and I can shape my stitches up if I was going through the chain that would secure my stitches in one place I want to be able to move them around like this in case I need a little bit of extra room we only have three more left I am working the first part of this stitch now it is almost complete we have five loops on the hook wrap the yarn over pull through all five loops chain two we have two more stitches to complete chain two chain two I am going to count just to make sure sometimes I miss count I ended up with seven which is good sometimes I end up with an extra one or not enough I am going to join with the beginning stitch I want to open this up a little bit like that so I can find my beginning stitch work below these two loops and this is where we joined all the stitches together like that put your hook below those loops wrap the yarn over pull through pull through the loop on the hook we have secured and joined round one we want to work over into round two we are working below the chain two loop round two, we will work a chain one for our first stitch in the space we are going to work two of the cluster stitches and this is going to be our increase like that chain two we are working another stitch in the same space we will have a total of fourteen on round two chain two and in the next space you will work an increase the same way chain two and then work the same stitch the next set of stitches will be in slow motion there will be no sound continue around to the beginning there will be a total of fourteen cluster stitches I have completed the last stitch on round two this is what we have I am going to work a slip stitch to join just like that I am going to work a chain one for my step up round three will be an increase round I am going to work one stitch in the first space in the next space there will be an increase and that is two stitches in the same space chain two the next stitch will be an individual stitch the next space will be an increase this is working two stitches in the same stitch chain two this is how i like to work the stitch an that is by pulling the loops up horizontal an i pull them up so they are even with the crochet hook wrap the yarn over, pull through twl put my hook back through the same space wrap the yarn over pull through pulling up even with the previous stitches wrap the yarn over pull through two wrap the yarn over put my hook through the space wrap the yarn over, pull through pulling it up wrap the yarn over pull through two there are four loops put my hook through the same space wrap the yarn over pull through yarn over pull through two loops you can see that all five of the loops are even wrap the yarn over pull through and this creates a nice loose stitch and it will be easy to pull your hook through if you work the loops to tight it may be challenging to pull the hook through you will continue around to the beginning and you can see where we have one stitch here two in this space one stitch here two in this space there will be a total of twenty one stitches on round three i have completed round three and i am going to join with the first stitch wrap the yarn over pull through pull through the loop on the hook this is what we have completed we will not be working anymore increases from here, through the length of the cap we will be working one stitch in each stitch around there will be a total of ten rounds this is what i have i am working my last chain joining with the beginning stitch wrap the yarn over pull through pull through the loop on the hook i am going to pull my tail on through i have already cut it give it a tug this completed the hat this is what it will look like if you want to roll it up with a little brim on like that