How to Make The TikTok Beanie | Circular Knitting Machine Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- Learn how to make KayteDid86's viral "TikTok Beanie" with me! In this tutorial I show you the whole process from start to finish, including how cinch the beanie closed in the neatest way I've found, and how to attach the Faux Fur PomPom.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
01:47 - Tips & Tricks
03:27 - Cast On
07:01 -Changing Colour
09:31 - Casting Off
14:05 - Tying Ends
15:06 - Sewing together & Cinching Closed
25:00 - Add PomPom
26:38 - Finishing Touches
Equipment & Yarn Used:
Red Heart Super Saver Retro Stripe: amzn.to/3kpMiXQ
Stylecraft Special Aran Aspen (Turquoise): amzn.to/3uLFXt5
Stylecraft Special Aran Fondant (Pink): amzn.to/3mpb0Hl
Addi Express Kingsize: amzn.to/3koQqam
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Unicorn PomPom: etsy.me/2N1J7Vb
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I tried to access the blog, but it says that I have to be invited to read the blog. I'd love an invite if it is possible!
Ah a link I haven’t updated! I changed website host a while ago and thought I updated all my links. If you head to www.snufflebean.co.uk, you’ll find it there
Best tutorial ever. You’re a great teacher!
Thank you 🥰
Thank you for sharing! I've never seen this method of finishing a hat. I have a brand new machine in the box waiting to be put to use!
It will be this weekend! Can't wait to give this method a try.
Happy stitching!
Omg!!!😯🤩💖👌 this helped me so much...I appreciate you taking the time out making this tutorial!!
It’s a pleasure! I’m so glad it helped 🥰
Love the time you spent putting this tutorial together. I’m working on one while listening to yours. Well done to you.
Thank you!
Wonderfully giving the tips that are needed and we just don’t think about. You’ve provided it making it easier for us. Thanks for a great video!
It’s an absolute pleasure, I struggled to find information when I first started making them myself so wanted to share what I learnt :)
I've been looking for this tutorial. Thank you so much !! 🌻
You are so welcome! 🧶😀
Your video was the only one I could actually follow and complete without dropping stitches! Thank you
This is hands down the best tutorial for this beanie on the internet! I cannot thank you enough!!!!! 🥰
Amazing! I'm so glad that you found it useful :-)
@@SnufflebeanYarn useful??? Are you kidding right now? This is THE ULTIMATE tutorial. I don't understand what is wrong with UA-cam algorithm that it has just 60k views. It should blow up epic.
Thank you 🥰
I agree best tutorial ever ! You are amazing and so very kind awesome tutorial thank you so very much
Thank you for this demo. You explained everything very well. Beautiful hats.
It’s a pleasure! I’m glad it helped 😄
Hello, how are you doing my friend
Oh wow I love this video, bravo!!!!
I made a scarf with the same exact retro strip yarn. Gorgeous colors.
Brilliant tutorial and additional info. Keep doing what you're doing!
Thank you! I have lots planned 🥰
Hello, how are you doing my friend
Absolutely beautiful. First time watching and your tutorial was awesome thankyou. Xx
It’s a pleasure!
Amazing closing technique! Thank you for the video!
Its an absolute pleasure! I cant take credit for the technique, I found it when I was learning, but its definitely the best method i've found.
Hello, how are you doing my friend
Thank you the best one I've found yet
Great idea on lining it with a softer yarn.
You explained this very well. A great teacher!
Thank you! 🥰
I'm going to make a ton of beanies!!! Thank you for the tutorial and tips. :)
You are so welcome!
I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial. I've been wanting a knitting machine for so long but even more so after seeing your hats on IG! I've ordered an Addi last week, just waiting for it to be delivered now. I've been watching several tutorials to familiarise myself with how to use it before it comes but your tutorial is by far the most informative and easiest to follow and will definitely be my go to video from now on. Thank you Laurelin xxx
Thats amazing feedback to get, thank you! I have other tutorials in the works too which hopefully you'll find handy as well!
I ordered one too! I love her tutorials!
I don’t have a machine yet, but intend to get one. This video is one of the very best I’ve seen. Very clear instructions. Thank you so much for your effort. Beautiful ❤️🙏😊🇨🇦🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
It’s a pleasure, I struggled when I wanted to make it so I wanted to do something that makes it easy for anyone else that has to learn.
Yes best video ever!! you rock, i'm a newbie and you make me feel like I can do it!
You can definitely do it! 🥳
Beautiful
Fab tutorial. Really well explained. 👍👍
Thank you! 😍
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
You are the onlyyyyy tutorial that actually measure the length😭 thankyou SO MUCH 🙏🏻
Happy it helped! 🥰
Espectacular 🎉🎉🎉❤❤
Thank you, you are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you! 🥰
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you so much!
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Well done. Loved your video
Thank you!
Beautiful job thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😀
Fabulous video. My addi king is on order and this is one of the best tutorials I have seen. I can’t wait to watch your other videos. New sub here!
Thank you!!
Thank you! I couldn’t figure out how to get the stripes to line up and I love the way you cinched the beanie to close it. Can wait to try it all out! ❤️
Brilliant!
But she did it the hard way...?
Who did it the hard way? Also, what’s the easy way?
Such a great tutorial, it's nice to hear when you've learned from your own hiccups! Thank you!
We all start somewhere! If anyone ever claims to never have had fluff ups then they’re lying 😁
Yep it’s quite the learning process!
I got my knitting machine this morning… my first goal was to make a hat. I suspected it to be fairly straightforward since I’ve been knitting & crocheting for years.
I spent the entire day dropping dozens of stitches, trying out different yarns, and ripping out several failed hat attempts- I finally finished one decent hat just now… a few mins to midnight. 😄❤️
@@ShoyuRamenBreakingBad I was the same, I assumed it would be easy given my experience but it really wasn't and its given me even more respect for the ladies & gents that make it look easy!
Hello from Canada 😀Thank you as this made it easy to follow as I am just beginning.
So happy it’s helped you! 🥰
the best video..thank you
It’s a pleasure :)
Thank you so much! Your video helped me make a super cute hat for myself. I’m wearing it now, while I type this, inside, hehe.
Woo! That’s what I like to hear… indoor beanie wearing for the win!
You are fabulous. I have unfollowed people that give me not so good instructions 😊
That’s such lovely feedback, thank you! 🥰
thank you !!!!!
Well done. Never heard of kaytedid86, but I've been making hats like that for awhile. A few years ago I visited with my aging mother and brought my Addi King with me. My mother kept sending me to the craft store and other places for tons of yarn. I ended up making about 150 hats for the local shelter and cancer clinic. I usually do up to 120 rows on mine. I just cinch them one end at a time and it all looks just fine, since you can't see how it was done anyway. Much faster that way, too. : )
I know it’s faster to do it that way but I just don’t like how it feels once it’s sewed together. Each to their own tho, we all have our different ways of doing it 🙂
@@SnufflebeanYarn - Hmm, I didn't think it would actually feel any different.
Just got my Sentra, seen so many ways to cast off, like the way you attached the two end together
Awesome ty sooooo much 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
It’s an absolute pleasure 🥰 I’m so happy it helped you!
I was about to say this that it could get a bit addictive, and there , you said it.
On the upside, nice beanie
I love your technique to put the two ends together! That said, I attempted a reversible hat yesterday - did great until I got to the binding together portion - then I had a horrible mess. I believe my initial problem was my cast on row/loops were so loose that those loops were way larger than the cast off loops. An absolute mess … but great learning experience? I’m not certain how to fix the problem. … yes, I will attempt again! 🤷♀️😁
Hi. Thank you for the tutorial! What gorgeous colors on that beanie. I wanted to let you know, that I live in Florida, and the Joann store near me has Red Heart super saver retro stripes in stock. If you need more, let me know, and I can get it and send to you. Thank you again for this tutorial ❤️
Thank you 🥰🧶
Yay 😀
Hope you enjoy!
Hi Cathy
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much. What size pom poms do you recommend? What size rivet tags do you put on your beanies? Thank you again for being so willing to share your wonderful work!
Hi! I use 6 inch pompoms :) My tags are 90mm long and 15mm wide
They are very addictive.. lol xx
That they are! 🤣
Thank you so much for this! I am very perplexed as to why a pattern has been so hard to find for this hat. When asking for help, everyone is so tight lipped as if it's the secret formula for coca cola or something, so thank you kindly for your generous instructions for this beanie!
In the Facebook group “knitting machine queens” you’ll find lots of super supportive ladies who are really happy to share their tips and tricks :)
@@SnufflebeanYarn Question: Made this a few times, and found that when closing the top, I have a loop here or there even though I've carefully picked up each stitch with needle. Any reason as to why that happens and how to fix it?
@@reneindc2u without seeing a photo I struggle to see what you mean. If you send me a photo through Facebook or Instagram I’ll do my best to help.
Beautifully explained. Can't wait for my machine to arrive.
I'm in New Zealand and don't know if your suggested yarns are available. Can you tell me what the ply is approx 4? Double knit? Etc
Is it a fairly soft yarn?
Can't wait to start. I used to do a lot of crochet but after having a stroke last year I haven't been able to hold of he wool .
Am hoping this will help fill this space in my life
Aran weight works perfectly in these machines :)
Thank you for your tutorial! Well done! Where did you purchase your pompoms? I love the button idea. Thank you
I purchased them from a shop called two little rainbows on Etsy.
Great tutorial! Do you happen to have any videos on what types of yarns are best to use with the addi? Thanks!
Not at the moment but most Aran / Worsted weight yarns work well
In love! This was so helpful! My 8 year old wants to make beanies and this machine looks so handy. Is there different size machines depending on whether you're making an adult or child hat? If so, I would be very grateful if you could recommend sizes. Thank you so much!
The 46/48 pin would make child and adult beanies (you would just need to make the tube length shorter for child size and possibly hold the tension a little tighter) a 40 pin machine is good for headbands and newborn/baby hats. Have fun! 🥰
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you kindly!
How many rows for a 9 year old she wants one for Christmas, I love your tutorials
I’d probably still make it the same size, it would just be a marginally slouchy fit 🙂
This is brilliant! I have used it for so much already! Noobie question - Do I need to unwind my yarn or do I just let the machine do it?
I tend to unwind sections before I crank just so I can maintain a consistent tension as it goes through the machine :)
Perfect. Thank you!
Thank u so so much I can't wait to do some ... can I ask what the thing is at the end is called and where to get them from again please xxx
It’s just a little beanie tag to show my brand and I got mine from CutDesign on Etsy 😀
Ty for such an in-depth tutorial! I was giving the evil twin beanie a go w/ the sentro. It’s the first couple times I’ve used it. The black yarn looks amazing then I add the neon stripe and that color turns out like garbage. Any tips? I thought I was going slow so I’m not sure how to fix this lol! I’m ready to throw the yarn away! 😬🤣
The red heart can be a bit of a pain to work with, my advice would be to go slow and make sure your tension is nice and even
awesome! Where do you get your tags? They're so sleek and nice
I got them from a shop called CutDesign on Etsy
Thank you for the video. Not sure if I missed it (loud parenteral and kids ) but how many rows did you do all together 🤔.
105 :)
Hands upp for this video but wher doo you buy the tags?
I bought them from a shop called CutDesign on Etsy 🙂
i made a hat with paintbox chunky however whats the best yarn too use i have juat got the sentro and im loving your channel ! x
I would go with an Aran or Worsted weight yarn. Paintbox aran glides through my machine 🥰
@@SnufflebeanYarn thank you so so much i love your videos thank you for helping :)
What tension do you recommend using? I’ve found the Stylecraft Aran used for the lining is thicker than the Retro yarn so isn’t coming out even
I have an Addi so I hand tension my work, I hold the Stylecraft a little tighter when it goes through the machine as I’m working more rows of that than the retro. I’ve personally found the retro to be marginally thicker than the Stylecraft and it’s also less flexible.
🥰🙏
You have sold me lol I just ordered the machine would it take colour crafters yarn 🧶
It can do, the colour crafter is a tiny touch thin for adult beanies though, the stitches stretch out a bit much.
Hello, how are you doing my friend?
Could you do a tutorial showing how to pick up dropped stitches, please?
Yes! It’s actually on my to do list to film this weekend! I’m assuming you mean tucked stitches?
Great tutorial, thanks. Are you happy to share the names of where you got the Pom poms and tags from again?
Of course! The PomPoms are from Two Little Rainbows and the Tags are from CutDesign. Both on Etsy.
Thank you
What do you suggest when the yarn is knotted in several places? How do you hide that yarn that has been cut and tied back together?
I cut out the knot and rejoin the yarn, that way I have controld over the strength of join and I can make sure my knot is hidden on the inside :-)
I have a Prym 44 pin machine - am guessing that won't work with this? I've barely used it, but it looks just a bit smaller than yours. Love your hats...
You could try, but you might find hats on the Prym come out a little too small. You could definitely replicate a teen/child version of this hat using it, but you might have to tweak your row counts slightly.
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thanks! It gives me an excuse to get a bigger machine! I saw that Sam (littlebudcreations) has a Sentro, so I might see if I can get one of those. It certainly seems to speed up the hat-making process!
Any of the pink/white machines are made in the same factory and are identical. I have a link for the Jamit version in this video, identical to the Sentro in everything except name :-)
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you - that's useful to know. I think prices on Amazon have gone a bit bonkers lately, so I'll shop around!
Onbuy have the Sentro for £37. (not an affiliate link, just me helping a crafter out!)
www.onbuy.com/gb/sentro-hand-knitting-machine-circular-knitting-machine~c10005~p27450609/?exta=gshp&stat=eyJpcCI6IjQwLjAwMDAiLCJkcCI6bnVsbCwibGlkIjo2MDE5OTY5MSwicyI6bnVsbCwidCI6MTYzMTkzNDk2NSwiYm1jIjowfQ==&gclid=Cj0KCQjwnJaKBhDgARIsAHmvz6fSQ6GtUdvuMl5lMFnsMyUtLtfcWjhrZmE0YS-LYvvGpFEG9Mqf-rgaAoPpEALw_wcB
where do you get your pompoms they are beautifull
From a lady called Two Little Rainbows on Etsy 🥰
Do you actually cut the yarn to get to the blue section to start the beanie?
If the skein didn’t start with the blue / pink then yes I would :)
I had my addi for years but have never actually managed to knit anything on it as It is always dropping stitches. So frustrating. I was about to chuck it when I saw this video. I think I will give it one more go now. Fingers crossed! 😬🤔😄
I have a video to help with dropped stitches too :) those tend to lessen once your tension is more consistent though.
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thanks, I will take a look. 😊
What's the best wool for hats in general
It's all down to personal preference, for these machines I would definitely advise Worsted / Aran weight yarn
May I ask what is that part probably leather or plastic (black one with small button) for? Thank you
It’s faux suede from a company called CutDesign on Etsy 🙂
@@SnufflebeanYarn thank you 😊
Please, do you have a link for the Etsy shop where you got your tags?
If you search CutDesign that’s the shop I bought them from :)
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you 😊!
Where do you get the rivet tags and are they personalized? Thank you
Hi! Yes they’re personalised and I got them from a company called CutDesign on Etsy. They are 90mm long slim tags and the rivets came with them.
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you 😊
Where did you get the leather labels from??
I ordered them from a shop called CutDesign on Etsy :)
How do you fix a dropped stitch near the beginning if you dont realize it until row 60 :(
I have a video coming soon that shows you how, but if you’re a long way past it before you notice then sometimes restarting is the quickest option. X
Can I get the links for the poms and leather tags
I used Two Little Rainbows, and CutDesign on etsy, I don't have the links to hand but they should come up if you search the shop names :-)
Stupid question alert: is knitting the tube by hand, in the round any different? I assume you could then kitchener the 2 ends or 3 needle bind off and figure out the cinching?
You would need to work some decreases before you cinch, I tried to hand knit one before I got my machine and I had 80 stitches on my needles which was just too many to get it cinched closed at the top without leaving a huge hole.
@@SnufflebeanYarn that's interesting. I wonder if it's because they're fully "worked" stitches on a binding off, rather than running the yarn through to catch the 'live' loops, which gives more flexibility from a machine? Hmmm.... time to experiment!
Maybe it was me, but a machine has 46 stitches, so 92 in total when you have them alll together. To get a compatible beanie using dk yarn on 4mm needles I cast 80 stitches which would have meant 160 stitches to cinch (I used this same method when handknitting as I wanted to replicate the double thickness beanie and I didn’t have a machine yet) and it was just too many, I couldn’t get the hole closed tight enough.
Hello, how are you doing my friend
How many rows did you end up doing ?
105 in total.
Hi, first thank you for this video. I just got my machine and am figuring things out. I just wanted to let you know when I click on the link it says I haven't been invited. (Aug 6 2023)
Ah sorry, I changed website host a few months ago and there’s still a few dead links to mop up. If you head to www.Snufflebean.co.Uk then you should find the latter under the circular knitting machine section
Have you tried the Russian join technique?
No not yet, I’m always worried it won’t hold so need fo practice
@@SnufflebeanYarn you could make a longer tail to make sure you have plenty of stitches secured. I have a CSM and many socks are made with this join. Worth giving it a whirl.
So how many rows
For me, 102 in total. But this varies depending on your tension.
I don’t understand two things:
A/why the concern about the dark blue and the pink being half and
B/why is the change of yarn to the other pink needed? Why not just starting and ending the Beanie on whatever color it ends and also why using another color/yarn for the inside. Thx a lot
Hi 🙂
A) By starting half way through the blue / pink you will get the full rainbow on the hat.
B) this yarn is hard to find in the U.K., so by changing to pink / blue it means you get more than one beanie from the skein. You could just start and end the beanie on whatever colour you wanted, but then you might not always get the full gradient of the rainbow.
How many price in knitting machine?
I’m not sure I understand what you mean?
Why do it the hard way? Is it because of the stripes?
When you say hard way, what do you mean?
For the life of me I can not get this yarn to work in my addi.
It’s definitely a finickety thing, but it generally behaves for me.
Does anyone know which machine she is using?
Hi, I’m using an Addi 46 pin Circular knitting machine
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you! 💕
Is this an adult hat?
Yes, it fits my head and I’ve got a fat head (58cm circumference) 🤣
Based off of your cost for materials it looks like you are only making 3 or 4 dollars per hat. Bring the price of your hats to at least $30. Even if you sell less it will make it worth your time.