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How many single crochet stitches with a 5.5ml hook in a size 7.5 hat?
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It depends on the size of yarn you're using (thicker less
stitches and thin more stitches) and what your crochet tension is (gauge).
Usually a pattern will indicate how many stiches should be in an inch. If not, single crochet an inch or two with the hook and yarn you intend to use and then measure an inch and count how many stiches are in that inch.
If your pattern does not have a gauge for a size 7.5 hat, I'd use your 1 inch crocheted gauge square to measure around and up a size 7.5 hat you already know fits and use multiplication from those results to determine stiches per row and how many rows.
If you're talking size
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Crochet single crochet one row and double next?
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What is the best size hook to use for single crochet?
it is best to use an H or I size hook
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What is a crochet hook used for?
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