Okay, so now we’re going to chain five again and now we’re going to cluster it again right into the center, right into the gaps like we did, and this will be the last time that we cluster, so just like before, pull through it all, lock it together and now we just want to chain two, so one and two and we’re going to go all the way around again. So we’re clustering three and then chain in two in between each cluster. So pull it through, lock, one and two.

So by chaining two and doing the exact same as I did in the last line, what’s gong to happen is its not going to allow the hat to grow anymore, in fact its going to start pulling it shape together, and the more we go around the more that you’re going to see that actually transpiring in front of your eyes. And really you have done putting an extra cluster helping this thing actually got. So I guess my recommendation just from this learning experience is making sure you only have those 12 clusters on the very first one because it just totally changes the size of this.

Now when we end up on the end, we’re going to be doing the same thing like we did, that chaining of five counts as the last third of the actual cluster. So this is going to be the last third one up this particular gap here. So what we just do is just stick your needle in, because you already got your three, you want you want your four, so pull through and lock. So there is your hat so far. Like its still very much of the baby’s hat, but the size is different, its already quite much bigger. So anyway, let’s move along and on the next stitching what we’re going to be doing is that we’re going to be putting one stitch into the cluster and two stitches into the middle and these will be double crochet. So let’s move along to that.