You always give perfect, easy to follow instructions in all of your tutorials on UA-cam. I feel confident that I can follow along and create this Sierras Beanie hat. Thank you so much! I love your Just Peachy hat tutorial as well!
The written pattern for this from the KB website says that to create a larger or smaller size (I'm going smaller) to cast on in multiples of 10. In my case, I'm casting on 60. HOWEVER... the chevron pattern works in multiples of 8... so when I would get to the last grouping, there's only 4 pegs left instead of 8 (because round 4 is k3, p1, k1,p1,k2), so I would only get halfway through the pattern the last time around. Shouldn't I be casting on in groups of 8, not 10? Thank you!
Hi! First I'd like to say thank you very much for making this tutorial make so easy and understood. Not only, you not skipping your video. you put pattern as well for us to follow. And that was really great. I'd would like to ask a big request if don't mind. Can you teach us how to make a bit wide headband with the breaded on the top? I saw it on the KB wood loom design. Thank you very much. Please
Nicole Ingram I’ve always been told that if your pattern ends in purl stitches to do the extra peg as a purl. If the pattern ends in a knit stitch then knit.
That's with large gauge. This loom is small gauge, meaning the pegs are much closer together and pegs are smaller. This will give you a tighter, smaller stitch, which is great for this chevron stitch pattern.
Honestly your best bet is to go the size down from this set of looms. If you have worsted weight yarn, use KB's 72 peg loom with the 3/8" gauge. If you are using thicker yarn and using a 5/8" gauge loom use a 36 peg loom to fit an 8 year old. I hope this helps!
The loom has that many pegs to work with worsted weight yarn. It's a 3/8" of a gauge between pegs instead of a regular 5/8" that works best with thicker yarn. This way if you use worsted weight, you need less material.
The smaller gauge looms actually take the finer yarn and can do more detailed stitches than large gauge and the finished pieces look better done than the large gauge looms. Typically it's more experienced knitters that use the fine gauge looms.
You always give perfect, easy to follow instructions in all of your tutorials on UA-cam. I feel confident that I can follow along and create this Sierras Beanie hat. Thank you so much! I love your Just Peachy hat tutorial as well!
Awesome we need more videos with this new loom.
Ive been waiting for some patterns for this loom. Im so excited to get started lol i hope to see more!
Great video you're a wonderful teacher, I can make that hat now. Keep these videos coming.
The written pattern for this from the KB website says that to create a larger or smaller size (I'm going smaller) to cast on in multiples of 10. In my case, I'm casting on 60. HOWEVER... the chevron pattern works in multiples of 8... so when I would get to the last grouping, there's only 4 pegs left instead of 8 (because round 4 is k3, p1, k1,p1,k2), so I would only get halfway through the pattern the last time around. Shouldn't I be casting on in groups of 8, not 10? Thank you!
I agree Ms Maria Hernandez and it's very simplistic to follow thanks kb
Thank you for this pattern, it’s wonderful!🙂
Hi! First I'd like to say thank you very much for making this tutorial make so easy and understood. Not only, you not skipping your video. you put pattern as well for us to follow. And that was really great.
I'd would like to ask a big request if don't mind. Can you teach us how to make a bit wide headband with the breaded on the top? I saw it on the KB wood loom design. Thank you very much. Please
So Cute!
Beautiful thank you
For it to come out looking like the photo it needs a 3/8" gauge.
The orange loom- 80 pegs is 3/8" gage.
I’m learning. Wonder how stitch markers are placed on pegs after hat is started
Would this look good using a varigated yarn?
Beautiful !
Hola amiga, pues mi telar circular es de 41 y quisiera me digas ¿cómo lo hago?? Me ha fascinado y quiero hacerlo!! Saludos de República Dominicana!!
I've got a loom at 82 pegs that will be OK for adults hat . I've got kbloom 24pegs 3/8 gauge do you no what I can make thanks you for sharing 😊 😘 xx
Question when you knit stitch to end of round, you loop yarn to front of peg rather than behind as in e wrap?
you can makes the Chevron stitch pattern up sock loom ?
Can you please just say the number of the yarn like #2, #3 or #4 instead of "worsted weight"? It's too vague for a beginner like me.
I know it is a long shot but what is the directions for the basic beanie hat that comes with the loom kit ? lost my directions thank you
Disculpe está hermoso pero lo podría explicar en español
Por favor en español me encantó 👍
Poner por favor la explicación en español gracias
What if your looms have odd numbers? I'm making a smaller hat with a 31 peg loom..
Nicole Ingram I’ve always been told that if your pattern ends in purl stitches to do the extra peg as a purl. If the pattern ends in a knit stitch then knit.
I just want to verify can I use a AIO hat loom with all 80 pegs
I saw the comment below, they said yes.
this is not the chevron stitch look at the blanket and thats the chevron stitch wow
Hello, I really love this stitch and want to try it out, however, I do not have the same loom you are using. Can I make this on a 36 peg loom?
Can we do it with the 36 one Pls reply
@@zarahmujeeb8954 u can do this 0n 36 peg loom. 8x4=36, So your 8 stitches will repeat 4 times in each round.
@@yunusmshariff ok thank you 😊
Why the starter point and end point of peg has weird gap all the way edge vertical? I’m annoyed by with this look in the back or behind?
Why the 80 peg? When I make adult hats I always use the 36 peg loom.
That's with large gauge. This loom is small gauge, meaning the pegs are much closer together and pegs are smaller. This will give you a tighter, smaller stitch, which is great for this chevron stitch pattern.
Right but I don’t have that loom.
I use a 41 peg loom for adult hats
How would you adjust sizing for an 8 year old?
Honestly your best bet is to go the size down from this set of looms. If you have worsted weight yarn, use KB's 72 peg loom with the 3/8" gauge. If you are using thicker yarn and using a 5/8" gauge loom use a 36 peg loom to fit an 8 year old. I hope this helps!
Do u think 5/8 would work on pattern?
With 80 pegs, 5/8" gauge would need thicker yarn, and the finished knit will have a different look than the photo, it will look chunky.
Can you use the adjustable hat loom with 80 pegs?
Yes definitely.
Thank you!
Where can I buy a look like that
Amazon, local craft stores if you're in the us-canada, I got mine from ebay.
How many pegs have the loom?
80 pegs odd peg loom
Can you do this hat on a kb alk in one kb 18" loom plz and how many stitches to cast on for a 3 year old and children plz x
Yes this can be knit on the All-n-One Loom.
Will this work on a regular gauge round loom?
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I wish you would not speed up the video
Knitting
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Too fast for a beginner!!!
Jennifer June you could use the UA-cam setting and use their speed as slow down. They have that. Just a thought. ;)
@@pmg1180 Duh. Thank you
Jennifer June haha. No problem. :)
Didnt like because that loom has way too many pegs that are not really needed for a project, also the yarn is too thin for a hat.
The loom has that many pegs to work with worsted weight yarn. It's a 3/8" of a gauge between pegs instead of a regular 5/8" that works best with thicker yarn. This way if you use worsted weight, you need less material.
The smaller gauge looms actually take the finer yarn and can do more detailed stitches than large gauge and the finished pieces look better done than the large gauge looms. Typically it's more experienced knitters that use the fine gauge looms.