This is WONDERFUL! I am so intimidated by knitting and crocheting and after years of trying to learn and the yarn and looms sitting in the closet of my sewing studio, I finally see something that I can comprehend. I'm a hands-on learner and you've made a video in a way that clicks with me. Thanks so much!
How nice it is to see somebody explain working loom stitches and projects without even saying a word! And, your method is so much easier to understand than the more "Wordy" versions I have tried to use but have failed because of skipped stitches and lacking instructions. I'm just thankful that after looking for hours, I've finally found somebody I can follow and get a nice project done as the end result. Whew! Thank you for your excellent manner of teaching Loom Knitting.
My hooded scarf, I did it! Had used garter stitch instead of the e-wraps, and also had loomed it as a single piece, not two halves. For those who are interested - it starts with 10 stitches, which increase to 13 at about 35cm (1 per 4 rows), after which we cast on the remaining pegs and make the entire 'body' of the hood, then - binding off, leaving the 13 pegs and mirroring the first increase (decreasing to 10 once per 4 rows). Then fold it in half wrong sides out and make a single easy seam on the upper part. The scarf part and the 'depth' of the hood can be varied, 10st wide grater 'flaps' are ok for an 11yr old girl, the height is ok, the original width is a bit too much for her, but she likes it that way. Thanks for the great scheme, it had inspired me to take a risk and work my first 'complex' project (with an increase, decrease and ..dare I say? seaming, yikes! 8P )
I was wondering why this wasn't done all in one piece but then saw your comment; I'm definitely going to try it :) Thanks for giving us the additional instructions.
Hello, I'm french and new to loom knitting. thank you very much for your videos. they are very well explained even for me who doesnt speak English properly. Continues please to make us tutorials because they are really clear and complete, they help me a lot to develop new projects. It's thanks to you that I started, I who could not sew or even knitting! thank you !
I can’t wait to make this pattern!!! I’ll be using a self striping yarn so I’m hoping that the fact you make it in sections won’t make it all wonky... but then again if it does come out wired looking, it’s only for me, so I can learn from my experience and tweak it next time. You have THE BEST tutorials. You don’t go too fast Where I can’t keep up and I don’t understand what’s going on, and yet you go fast enough while explaining every single step without it dragging on which may cause people to lose interest… It’s just perfect you and your tutorials are fantastic! Thank you!
this was super helpful! I'm modifying it slightly by re-attaching the bottom of the finished piece back to my loom to make a cape/cloak. This was the perfect way to get the project started, thank you!
I was going to do this as well but was wondering should I shorten the length of the rows because there will not be that overlap from the buttons? How did your turn out?
You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much. I enjoy watching your tutorials and I feel like I can actually do it. I'm so excited to get started. Thank you again.
Thank you so much for your words Veola! :) (if you feel like you can actually do it is because... you can do it!) Hope you enjoy putting this videos into practice :)
Without a doubt the easiest and most precise tutorials on u-tube.I used super bulky six and will do my best to send you the images once i complete the lining..I just finished knitting mine now all needed are some amazing buttons and possibly a liner to dress it up...thanks so much for sharing..truly appreciated and so easy..stay blessed!
I just finished this yesterday! Well, I still have to sew the buttons on but it is otherwise finished. Thank you so much for the wonderful, helpful tutorial! I've not made anything like this before so this project has given me great confidence in looming.
This video is great! The lighting is wonderful, and the camera is placed so I can see exactly what you're doing, and you explain it so well! Thank you for making this and sharing it with us-- I know my friend will love it for her birthday!
Half way done my first one now ! I love love love your tutorials ! I've done probably 10+ pairs of socks , a headband, and baby slippers !! Totally gunna try and figure out measurements to do these for my two young cousins (2 years old and 4 years old) for Christmas gifts !! Thank you so much ! Keep it crafty !
Around 7 minutes in the bells got me thinking about Christmas, lol. Guess what my family members are getting! I can't wait to do this for my godson and nephews and put ears on it! Maybe some triangles for spikes like a dragon or dinosaur. I LOVE this pattern. Thank you SO MUCH!!!
I want to make these with ears, too! Do you know of a video tutorial on the ears and how to knit them on? I'm a total newb with all of this, so I have issues following written patterns/instructions. Help! 💖💖💖
This was a fantastic tutorial, so helpful! I am a beginner-loomer, and even I could follow the detailed instructions. Seeing repeated steps really cleared up instructions for me, and has helped me build my confidence as a knifty knitter!
Because of this vid I just bought a ring like that. This vid is THE BEST most clear tutorial I have EVER seen. It's super easy to follow even if you don't have a clue what you are doing. The speed is perfect. The editing is supurb. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this vid. Because of you the wool sale in Amsterdam will most def increase. ;-)
Bibi Tjinster hi! Wow! We are totally flattered! This comment is THE MOST POSITIVE and NICE we haver ever received ;-) So glad to know you enjoyed this video!!! Thank you
Hahaha no really! I'm still enjoying it. :-D I'm going to make a new one for me. The other one was a try out for my baby girl. So I had to guesstimate the baby size. I made like a zillion mistaken. You probably think how in earth that happend with a magnificent vid like this. :-) But with the next hoodyscarf I'm going to do exactly as you say.
I love your videos! They are so easy to follow along and I managed to make one in a matter of hours and wear it to school the next day. Everyone loves it and all my friends want me to make them one XD
thank you so much for this tutorial. i made your kitty hat and i love it but this cowl was perfect for me since i adore looks similar to medieval styles. please keep sharing your projects so i can keep making such fun and interesting items for my friends and family!
Beautiful! Genius! I really love that you always reloop the starting stiches right back on to the loom to connect two halves or make that beautiful edge or cuff on the hats and mittens. I really dislike having to match up pieces to connect them, I can never line them up right. I like that it looks like it took a lifetime to make but really is quite easy the way you explain it. This is definately on my to do list but because of you I need to get more yarn and that is a good thing :) I also love using the chunky yarn. It makes it go quicker, makes it fuller and I think its softer. Thanks again :) it was worth the wait and your time.
The video is super clear and simple! Hopefully, I've watched it enough times to understand. I'm going to take a risk and loom the final '10peg-button-parts' into the longer 'tails', which (in theory) is going to give me a hooded scarf. Wish me luck! I'm going to report it back here once I'm done (or once I miserably fail, lol).
Hi absolutely love your tutorials!! I have saved all your looming ones and made many fingerless mits from it!! My next project is the socks and this! Your the best when it comes to looming on you tube! You make everything so easy to learn, thank you!! Do you have a Facebook channel? Please don't stop!! Love you guys and appreciate all your hard work! ❤️❤️
Lori Crafter thank you!! Thanks for your nice words :) We'd love to see your results (if you want to, you can e-mail us to info@tuteate.com). We are on Facebook too: facebook.com/tuteate :)
It took me 3 skeins of liins brand usa to make this hat. But i love how it turned out. Im almost done. Thank Tuetate for showibg us a easy way love the cc with it. Very helpful
Made this with # 7.... yes! I said # 7 yarn. They called it jumbo?!? Lol it knitted awesome!!!! Then I scaled it down like you suggested to 29 pegs, to make my toddler one only change was length I stopped at 22cm but kept everything else in your instruction the same. Used 6 bulky yarn instead so it wouldn't be so heavy like the #7 yarn I wish I could post a photo so you can see it
Thank you for this tutorial! It was my first knitting project and it turned out perfectly. Took me about 10 hours but I got the hang of it eventually! Thank you
LOVED this video! thank you so much. mine came out perfect. this was my very first time taking on a loom project. you made it very simple to follow. thanks!
Donna Lesperance thank you! :) We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want. We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/01/28/teje-un-cuello-capucha-con-telar-circular/
Just finished making this and it turned out surprisingly well. A few mistakes here and there but it still looks nice, to me anyway. Great tutorial, very easy to understand. I look forward to more tutorials ^-^
great tutorial i made mine in just 9 hours forst time looming and much much smaller yarn. i sowed my front though (personal opinion). but came out very slightly different but the product results were great thank you.
oh this is just wicked cool! I can't wait to get my looms and start knitting! I already crochet but it's becoming very hard on my hands. this looks so much better and a lot faster!
Hi Kristie Stine! Thank you so much for your comment! So glad to know this tutorial was helpful! :) (this is not the easiest looming project we have shared, so you can be really confident in looming!)
i'll be posting pictures of it on my looming tumblr/compilation of tutorials soon,if your interested. I need to find a needle small enough to put the buttons on lol Loomcat.tumblr.com
Could you please show us how to make just the hood on a long loom, making a U shape, so we don't have to make two parts and then attach them together. There is someone that has already a video making it like that, but the explanation it's very confusing, I like the way you teach so much better. I will attach the two pieces of scarf later. I hope you can help me . Thank you for your wonderful videos!
I love your videos. This one is no exception. The trouble I'm having is I am unsure if I'm putting the piece back on correctly when you place the first row back on the pegs. Could you show a picture of the loom and fabric once it's back on?
+Diane Knitting hi! Sorry for this late reply! The only pictures we have are shown here: www.tuteate.com/2014/01/28/teje-un-cuello-capucha-con-telar-circular/ Yesterday we shared a new related project: www.tuteate.com/2015/10/28/teje-una-capucha-de-osito-con-telar/ (on a 41 peg loom would work for an adult)
I absolutely love your videos. They're easy to follow, really clear & even the most complicated looking projects aren't as complicated as I thought! Thank you so much for uploading. I found a video for a mermaid scales stitch project, but I cannot follow it at all. Is there any way you think you can try it & then show us, please?
Gracias, gracias!!! Que magnifica presentacion. No cabe duda que siempre hay algo nuevo que aprender. Yo sentia que ya sabia todo sobre tejido en telar redondo y vienes tu con esta sencillez y maestria a alumbrar el uso de mis queridos telares. De donde eres? Yo soy de Mexico y aprendi todo lo que se por internet con videos de Isela Phelps. Te felicito y otra vez gracias
Hola Maria Eugenia! Muchísimas gracias por tus preciosas palabras!! :) Nos alegramos mucho que te estén gustando nuestros tutoriales de telares. No conocíamos a Isela Phelps, muchas gracias por recomendárnosla, seguro que podemos aprender mucho nosotros también de ella. Lo que mostramos por aquí lo hemos ido aprendiendo probando y probando (una vez entendidos los puntos más básicos). Nos encontramos en España y te mandamos un abrazo enorme y laaaaaaargo hasta el otro ladito del charco :)
Tuto très sympa, je l'ai réalisé en 1 seule pièce avec une seule couture pour le haut de la capuche. J'ai commencé par 10 mailles puis une augmentation de 11 à 13 picots tous les 4 rangs, J'ai créé des mailles jusqu'à atteindre 33 picots, tricotiner sur 60 rangs puis crée une réduction sur les derniers 13 à 10 rangs tous les 4 rangs.. Couture du haut de la capuche. Je terminerai par deux boutons pour le cou..
Would someone be so kind as to tell me just how many rows 27cm is? or how many rows were used on this video? it'd help me out a whole bunch. Even so, this is an amazingly helpful video. Simple and easy to understand, with a beautiful end result. Thank you for putting it out there!
Is there an actual written pattern for this? Also, I was wondering why this wasn't done all in one piece but so the comment just below mine; glad someone did it as I'll try it :) Thanks so much for these videos, I really appreciate them and you do them so well :)
Hi Tuteate - I followed this video with great interest...and I think I can do it now! My one concern: I'm an adult male (and we have slightly larger heads) so I need to know what adjustments I can make to enlarge this design a little more. GREAT video! Thanks!
Bähb Hudson hi! Thank you :) The distance between peg #1 and the last peg you use (you maybe will need 2 or 3 pegs more than we do) will be the height of your hood (the distance from the back of your neck to the top of your head). Then you will work as many rows as you want, they will be the width of a half of your hood (the distance from the back of your head to your cheek), and after that you could work the narrowest part in the same way). Hope this helps!
Tuteate If I use more pegs for the height should I also increase the number of rows I do? (27cm) would become however many cm I would like or should I just stick with the 27cm
Oh this looks awesome! I'm going to try knitting this but I want to know can I make this into a cape thing?oh and I wonder if you can make one of these with cat/bunny ears? I wanna wear it on halloween XD maybe for everyday
Hi Erilene Lamprecht! This size is for adults, so maybe it will be too big for a kid. You could try to make the same but just using 29 pegs, for example, and knit them for less rows...
I loved the video and read all the comments, one question I didn't see below: Is it possible to make the neck cowl longer? So instead of just going from the chin to the shoulder, it could go from the chin to cleavage/top of the bust area? We have very cold/windy winters here in Minnesota and wearing dress clothes daily doesn't really keep us warm. Thanks for taking the time to create and answer these questions. Kasey
Kasey McMurdo hi! If you want to make it longer, you just need to use more than 33 pegs at the beginning. We used 33 pegs and we got the height you can see on the pictures. I think you could follow the rest of directions in the same way.
I love the cast off on this. Does it have a stretch to it once it's completed? I made a Cowl scarf on the extra large round loom and the cast off had no give to it which made it smaller at one end than the other. I didn't like how that at on my neck
thank you so much for this video so easy to follow and understand :) (( I was wondering if you could make a video how to do a katniess inspired cowl on the loom?))
What a brilliant video! So straight forward, I'm desperate to make one of these, I'll have to wait til I can get a circular loom. For a child's cowl, do you think a smaller loom would be sufficient? If not, how many pegs do you suggest I use? Thank you xx
Jennifer Barnes hi! Thank you :) It's difficult to know how many pegs you would need for a child's cowl... We suggest you to start casting on just a fewer number of pegs (27?), knit some rows and check the width of your work. This width will be the height of the hood (from the neck to the top of the head) so you will see if that is enough for your child... Then, when you know the number of pegs you need (the height) you will need to knit rows until you have the desired length (from the back of the head to the chin) for a half of the hood. Hope this helps!
If I didn't want to connect the pieces with buttons and just joined them should I decrease the row size? Just think there will not be that overlap from the joining pieces but not sure how big of a difference it will make.
Does anybody have any tips on estimating how many rows to make? I don't like making it too long or too short. I'm also not quite sure whether you can unravel it to redo the cowl. Thanks!
Awesome work! Can't wait to try this myself! But quick question, I gotta large noggin and a loooot of hair, would any of the math really change (or would it look ridiculous) if I were to do like 36 pegs per half?
Sophie Mbogo hi! Thank you! :) I think you could use the same number of pegs (they determine the length from the shoulders to the top of your head). However, if you want to, you can knit more rows with them. For example, here we knitted each half for 27 cm (this will be the distance from the back of the head to our chin, more or less), so you maybe could knit for 30cm here, if you prefer that. I am sure you will get a nice hood :)
Hello I love his and have made like 6 or 7 of them so far but I have to ask do you know how to add writing to the knitting. I know you sew it in but other than that I do not know how to do it. I have tried to find video on it but only find ones that show how to sew in hearts and such. If you do not could you point me in the correct way please and thank you for the video it was helpful in making all my x-mas gifts this year
Hello, I am wondering if you could use a CinDwood loom that is 1/2 inch in width instead of a knifty knitter loom? Would the steps be the same? Curious..
Hi. Thank you for such a great video. I haven't started this project as of yet, however I have a question: How can I do the cowl part a little bit longer? I can't identify which part you started with. Thanks in advance for your response
Hello I am looking to make one of these awesome hooded cowls for my three year old cousin for the colder weather, and her baby sister as well! I just wanted to ask how many pegs I should use rather than 33, and 13 for sizing. I would like it to be a bit big and comfy but not too large. Please help me out it would be very appreciated!! Thank you -grace
grace simpson hello! :) Ok, let’s see if this helps:1) The number of pegs casted on at the beginning will determine the height of the hooded cowl (the distance from the neck to the top of our head). We recommend you to first measure the distance you need for each of your cousins and then try to find how many pegs you need to get a knitted work with this “width”. For example, imagine you need the height of you hood to be 20cm, then try casting on 24 pegs and knit a few rows. If you see that your knitted work width (from peg #1 to #24) is 20cm, then you already found the number of pegs you need.2) Then, knit rows until you have a length equal to the distance from the back of their head to their cheek.3) Once there, we used just 13 pegs for the “height” of the cowl part (the distance from our shoulders to our chin). Measure which size you need for your cousins and take a look at your work (you will see “columns of stitches” coming out of your pegs, just choose how many of them you need to have this second “height”)Take a look at this picture: @wp-content/uploads/2014/01/primera_mitad-cuello-capucha-telar-circular.jpgWe started knitting from the leftest part (from the bottom to the top) using 33 pegs, then we knitted a few rows, until we decided they were enough to cover from the back of the head to the cheek, and then we just used 13 pegs and worked reductions (to get the cowl part). Hope this helps!
+soko Almajidia hi! Thank you :) You can use thinner yarn. If your yarn is too thin, then you will see your knitting comes out too loose. If that is your case, then try using 2 strands of your yarn at the same time, as if you had a double-thick one.
Hola que lindo cuello con esa capota. Estoy de acuerdo con Maria Eugenia, todo el tiempo aprendemos mucho. Felicitaciones y mil y mil gracias por dedicarnos éste tiempo tan valioso. Tengo un pequeño inconveniente tengo un telar que mide 25 cm y tiene 32 postes y otro de 64 y mide 34 o 35 cm, si lo hago en alguno de estos me quedara mal? Le escribo desde Colombia. Que Dios la bendiga.
Hola Nohora Esperanza! Muchísimas gracias por tus palabras :) En el tutorial utilizamos 33 postes de nuestro telar, así que quizás podrías utilizar tu telar de 64 para trabajar sólo con 33 de los postes. Si prefirieras trabajar con el de 32 seguramente tampoco se notaría la diferencia... Un abrazo!
Muchas gracias por contestar. Ya lo hice con el de 32 no me quedo tan bonito porque utilice una lana muy delgada, pero por lo menos ya lo intente. Voy a abusar de su nobleza, me gustaría que nos enseñaran a a hacer un saco talla m cerrado o en cuello v en esta misma técnica. Y ojala fuese en español. Mil gracias y disculpen la molestia!! Que Dios los bendiga.
nohora esperanza Bejarano Hola de nuevo Nohora Esperanza! Nos apuntamos tus peticiones para tenerlas en cuenta e intentar realizar los tutoriales. Un abrazo!
This is WONDERFUL! I am so intimidated by knitting and crocheting and after years of trying to learn and the yarn and looms sitting in the closet of my sewing studio, I finally see something that I can comprehend. I'm a hands-on learner and you've made a video in a way that clicks with me. Thanks so much!
+Teri Lee great! Thank you so much for your message :) So glad to be helpful!
Tuteate do you have any videos for a Poncho
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How nice it is to see somebody explain working loom stitches and projects without even saying a word! And, your method is so much easier to understand than the more "Wordy" versions I have tried to use but have failed because of skipped stitches and lacking instructions. I'm just thankful that after looking for hours, I've finally found somebody I can follow and get a nice project done as the end result. Whew! Thank you for your excellent manner of teaching Loom Knitting.
lauriestamps wow! Thanks! ^_^ Thank you very much for your nice words! So glad to know you enjoyed these videos :)
My hooded scarf, I did it! Had used garter stitch instead of the e-wraps, and also had loomed it as a single piece, not two halves. For those who are interested - it starts with 10 stitches, which increase to 13 at about 35cm (1 per 4 rows), after which we cast on the remaining pegs and make the entire 'body' of the hood, then - binding off, leaving the 13 pegs and mirroring the first increase (decreasing to 10 once per 4 rows). Then fold it in half wrong sides out and make a single easy seam on the upper part. The scarf part and the 'depth' of the hood can be varied, 10st wide grater 'flaps' are ok for an 11yr old girl, the height is ok, the original width is a bit too much for her, but she likes it that way.
Thanks for the great scheme, it had inspired me to take a risk and work my first 'complex' project (with an increase, decrease and ..dare I say? seaming, yikes! 8P )
Yes very interestex in doing it 1 piece. You can contact me on msgr if you like
I was wondering why this wasn't done all in one piece but then saw your comment; I'm definitely going to try it :) Thanks for giving us the additional instructions.
I am half way through making this cowl and you make it so easy to follow! Next on my list is your fingerless mittens.
***** thank you! We'd love to see your results! :) ( info@tuteate.com )
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I'm french and new to loom knitting. thank you very much for your videos. they are very well explained even for me who doesnt speak English properly. Continues please to make us tutorials because they are really clear and complete, they help me a lot to develop new projects. It's thanks to you that I started, I who could not sew or even knitting! thank you !
I can’t wait to make this pattern!!! I’ll be using a self striping yarn so I’m hoping that the fact you make it in sections won’t make it all wonky... but then again if it does come out wired looking, it’s only for me, so I can learn from my experience and tweak it next time. You have THE BEST tutorials. You don’t go too fast Where I can’t keep up and I don’t understand what’s going on, and yet you go fast enough while explaining every single step without it dragging on which may cause people to lose interest… It’s just perfect you and your tutorials are fantastic! Thank you!
One of the BEST tutorials I've watched. And loved the music too.
Thank you very much Laureen! ^_^ So glad to know you liked it all!
this was super helpful! I'm modifying it slightly by re-attaching the bottom of the finished piece back to my loom to make a cape/cloak. This was the perfect way to get the project started, thank you!
I was going to do this as well but was wondering should I shorten the length of the rows because there will not be that overlap from the buttons? How did your turn out?
You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you so much. I enjoy watching your tutorials and I feel like I can actually do it. I'm so excited to get started. Thank you again.
Thank you so much for your words Veola! :) (if you feel like you can actually do it is because... you can do it!) Hope you enjoy putting this videos into practice :)
Without a doubt the easiest and most precise tutorials on u-tube.I used super bulky six and will do my best to send you the images once i complete the lining..I just finished knitting mine now all needed are some amazing buttons and possibly a liner to dress it up...thanks so much for sharing..truly appreciated and so easy..stay blessed!
I just finished this yesterday! Well, I still have to sew the buttons on but it is otherwise finished. Thank you so much for the wonderful, helpful tutorial! I've not made anything like this before so this project has given me great confidence in looming.
This video is great! The lighting is wonderful, and the camera is placed so I can see exactly what you're doing, and you explain it so well! Thank you for making this and sharing it with us-- I know my friend will love it for her birthday!
+Alicia Stec oh! Thank you so much for your feedback :) Did you make it? Did your friend like it? :)
Yes, I did! She absolutely loved it, and she wears it out even though it's summer here!
Half way done my first one now ! I love love love your tutorials ! I've done probably 10+ pairs of socks , a headband, and baby slippers !!
Totally gunna try and figure out measurements to do these for my two young cousins (2 years old and 4 years old) for Christmas gifts !! Thank you so much ! Keep it crafty !
Sara Morrison wow great!! We'd love to see all your results! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :) Thank you
Around 7 minutes in the bells got me thinking about Christmas, lol. Guess what my family members are getting! I can't wait to do this for my godson and nephews and put ears on it! Maybe some triangles for spikes like a dragon or dinosaur. I LOVE this pattern. Thank you SO MUCH!!!
Thank you Liz!! We love the idea of adding triangles and make this a dragon hat!! :) We will try it out!
I want to make these with ears, too! Do you know of a video tutorial on the ears and how to knit them on? I'm a total newb with all of this, so I have issues following written patterns/instructions. Help! 💖💖💖
Nicole Hansen-Hodges hi! We don't have a tutorial showing how to make ears yet, but we take note of it! We will try to show it on a future video
Out of every tutorial I have every seen I like yours the best! You explain it so well! Keep it up!
This was a fantastic tutorial, so helpful! I am a beginner-loomer, and even I could follow the detailed instructions. Seeing repeated steps really cleared up instructions for me, and has helped me build my confidence as a knifty knitter!
Christine Keefe thank you! :) We'd love to see your hood! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com :)
I've now made several pair of socks, mittens and today this hood scarf. I would love to try out making a vest! - I am hooked! Thank you so much!!
YUKIKORE wow! Great! We'd love to see all your results :) Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want
That seam on top is awesome. I needed that. Thank you!
Thank you Teri! ^_^ Glad to know you like it!
Because of this vid I just bought a ring like that. This vid is THE BEST most clear tutorial I have EVER seen. It's super easy to follow even if you don't have a clue what you are doing. The speed is perfect. The editing is supurb. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this vid. Because of you the wool sale in Amsterdam will most def increase. ;-)
Even the time you took to subtitle after editing! Really amazing job!!
Bibi Tjinster hi! Wow! We are totally flattered! This comment is THE MOST POSITIVE and NICE we haver ever received ;-) So glad to know you enjoyed this video!!! Thank you
Hahaha no really! I'm still enjoying it. :-D I'm going to make a new one for me. The other one was a try out for my baby girl. So I had to guesstimate the baby size. I made like a zillion mistaken. You probably think how in earth that happend with a magnificent vid like this. :-) But with the next hoodyscarf I'm going to do exactly as you say.
I love your videos! They are so easy to follow along and I managed to make one in a matter of hours and wear it to school the next day. Everyone loves it and all my friends want me to make them one XD
thank you soooo much for this tutorial! and ALL your tutorials. so easy to follow! ty ty ty!!!!
neuroticyogini :) Thank you for your sweet words!
thank you so much for this tutorial. i made your kitty hat and i love it but this cowl was perfect for me since i adore looks similar to medieval styles. please keep sharing your projects so i can keep making such fun and interesting items for my friends and family!
Thorn Daven :) thank you for your feedback!
Yes indeed the best tutorial I watched and loved can’t wait to make it thank you for sharing you are brilliant
Omg thank you so much. I've been waiting for this since forever love love love you
^_^ Thank you Rayona! Hope you enjoy it!!
Thank you for this, i just finished my cowl and it's fab! Your tutorial is super easy to follow!
Thank you!! So glad to know you followed this video! :)
Your knit work is AWESOME!
Pepperann thank you so much!
Thank you for the excellent tutorial. So easy to understand and follow!
Thank you so much for your positive feedback Pat! :)
Beautiful! Genius! I really love that you always reloop the starting stiches right back on to the loom to connect two halves or make that beautiful edge or cuff on the hats and mittens. I really dislike having to match up pieces to connect them, I can never line them up right. I like that it looks like it took a lifetime to make but really is quite easy the way you explain it. This is definately on my to do list but because of you I need to get more yarn and that is a good thing :) I also love using the chunky yarn. It makes it go quicker, makes it fuller and I think its softer. Thanks again :) it was worth the wait and your time.
Hi there again! (we love your super positive comments!!) So glad to know that this is already on your todo list! :) Thank you thank you thank you!
This video is so easy to follow! I plan to start mine soon! Thank you!
The video is super clear and simple! Hopefully, I've watched it enough times to understand. I'm going to take a risk and loom the final '10peg-button-parts' into the longer 'tails', which (in theory) is going to give me a hooded scarf. Wish me luck! I'm going to report it back here once I'm done (or once I miserably fail, lol).
I'm sure you will succeed in this ;)
Hi absolutely love your tutorials!! I have saved all your looming ones and made many fingerless mits from it!! My next project is the socks and this! Your the best when it comes to looming on you tube! You make everything so easy to learn, thank you!! Do you have a Facebook channel? Please don't stop!! Love you guys and appreciate all your hard work! ❤️❤️
Lori Crafter thank you!! Thanks for your nice words :) We'd love to see your results (if you want to, you can e-mail us to info@tuteate.com). We are on Facebook too: facebook.com/tuteate :)
It took me 3 skeins of liins brand usa to make this hat. But i love how it turned out. Im almost done. Thank Tuetate for showibg us a easy way love the cc with it. Very helpful
Made this with # 7.... yes! I said # 7 yarn. They called it jumbo?!? Lol it knitted awesome!!!! Then I scaled it down like you suggested to 29 pegs, to make my toddler one only change was length I stopped at 22cm but kept everything else in your instruction the same. Used 6 bulky yarn instead so it wouldn't be so heavy like the #7 yarn I wish I could post a photo so you can see it
Thank you for this tutorial! It was my first knitting project and it turned out perfectly. Took me about 10 hours but I got the hang of it eventually! Thank you
i love your videos because they are so easy to follow thanks
LOVED this video! thank you so much. mine came out perfect. this was my very first time taking on a loom project. you made it very simple to follow. thanks!
Donna Lesperance thank you! :) We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want. We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/01/28/teje-un-cuello-capucha-con-telar-circular/
Thank you so much for making this on the loom! :)
Thank you too to be there :) It has been fun make it on a loom too
Long video, but definitely worth watching!
Katelyn W thank you! :)
You do the most beautiful work! Thank you for your videos!
Thank you so much for your nice words :)
Just finished making this and it turned out surprisingly well. A few mistakes here and there but it still looks nice, to me anyway. Great tutorial, very easy to understand. I look forward to more tutorials ^-^
Thank you for your videos! You do beautiful work!
fantastic pattern and instructions love your tutorials ! 💕
+Makuuplove thank you so much ^_^
great tutorial i made mine in just 9 hours forst time looming and much much smaller yarn. i sowed my front though (personal opinion). but came out very slightly different but the product results were great
thank you.
+Keith Burns oh! We'd love to see your version! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com :) Thank you!
Same! I would love to see it as well.
oh this is just wicked cool! I can't wait to get my looms and start knitting! I already crochet but it's becoming very hard on my hands. this looks so much better and a lot faster!
David Crawford thank you for your words! :) Loom knitting is easy and relaxing, you will see! Hope you enjoy our tutorials :)
Most welcome. I purchased a loom over the weekend and anyway have fallen in love with it. About 60% of the way through a tabard vest already!
Hi Amanda Padilla :) Thank you so much! You can use a 36 peg loom for this project, you will see we just use 33 pegs to make this hooded cowl.
Suuuuuuuuuubrscribed! :D I'm just getting into knitting, and a loom is next on my list. Thank you!
SABarnao :) thank you!
thank you for the video. it was very easy to follow.
Hi Kristie Stine! Thank you so much for your comment! So glad to know this tutorial was helpful! :) (this is not the easiest looming project we have shared, so you can be really confident in looming!)
Love this!! I'm willing to try even though I am a beginner.
Very nice and easy video
thanks so much i just finished this for my friend only mine is welcome to night vale themed, currently i'm embroidering it. :3 so much work lol
So glad to know that! Thank you for following this tutorial! :)
i'll be posting pictures of it on my looming tumblr/compilation of tutorials soon,if your interested. I need to find a needle small enough to put the buttons on lol Loomcat.tumblr.com
Could you please show us how to make just the hood on a long loom, making a U shape, so we don't have to make two parts and then attach them together. There is someone that has already a video making it like that, but the explanation it's very confusing, I like the way you teach so much better. I will attach the two pieces of scarf later. I hope you can help me . Thank you for your wonderful videos!
I love your videos. This one is no exception. The trouble I'm having is I am unsure if I'm putting the piece back on correctly when you place the first row back on the pegs. Could you show a picture of the loom and fabric once it's back on?
+Diane Knitting hi! Sorry for this late reply! The only pictures we have are shown here: www.tuteate.com/2014/01/28/teje-un-cuello-capucha-con-telar-circular/ Yesterday we shared a new related project: www.tuteate.com/2015/10/28/teje-una-capucha-de-osito-con-telar/ (on a 41 peg loom would work for an adult)
Thank you so much. I love it..very explanatory. :)
I absolutely love your videos. They're easy to follow, really clear & even the most complicated looking projects aren't as complicated as I thought! Thank you so much for uploading. I found a video for a mermaid scales stitch project, but I cannot follow it at all. Is there any way you think you can try it & then show us, please?
Gracias, gracias!!! Que magnifica presentacion. No cabe duda que siempre hay algo nuevo que aprender. Yo sentia que ya sabia todo sobre tejido en telar redondo y vienes tu con esta sencillez y maestria a alumbrar el uso de mis queridos telares. De donde eres? Yo soy de Mexico y aprendi todo lo que se por internet con videos de Isela Phelps. Te felicito y otra vez gracias
Hola Maria Eugenia! Muchísimas gracias por tus preciosas palabras!! :) Nos alegramos mucho que te estén gustando nuestros tutoriales de telares. No conocíamos a Isela Phelps, muchas gracias por recomendárnosla, seguro que podemos aprender mucho nosotros también de ella. Lo que mostramos por aquí lo hemos ido aprendiendo probando y probando (una vez entendidos los puntos más básicos). Nos encontramos en España y te mandamos un abrazo enorme y laaaaaaargo hasta el otro ladito del charco :)
Tuto très sympa, je l'ai réalisé en 1 seule pièce avec une seule couture pour le haut de la capuche.
J'ai commencé par 10 mailles puis une augmentation de 11 à 13 picots tous les 4 rangs,
J'ai créé des mailles jusqu'à atteindre 33 picots, tricotiner sur 60 rangs puis crée une réduction sur les derniers 13 à 10 rangs tous les 4 rangs..
Couture du haut de la capuche.
Je terminerai par deux boutons pour le cou..
Love it, makes it seem very easy, i can't wait to try it, but think I want to do a scarf instead of a cowl,,,, crossing my fingers it turns out
Dolores Dominguez sure! It will turn out! Keep us updated, ok? :)
Would someone be so kind as to tell me just how many rows 27cm is? or how many rows were used on this video? it'd help me out a whole bunch. Even so, this is an amazingly helpful video. Simple and easy to understand, with a beautiful end result. Thank you for putting it out there!
I love your tutorials.... en ingles y espanol :)
^_^ Muchas gracias Datoro!
Can you make a scarf with a hood on it?
Is there an actual written pattern for this? Also, I was wondering why this wasn't done all in one piece but so the comment just below mine; glad someone did it as I'll try it :)
Thanks so much for these videos, I really appreciate them and you do them so well :)
Hi Tuteate -
I followed this video with great interest...and I think I can do it now! My one concern: I'm an adult male (and we have slightly larger heads) so I need to know what adjustments I can make to enlarge this design a little more. GREAT video! Thanks!
Bähb Hudson hi! Thank you :) The distance between peg #1 and the last peg you use (you maybe will need 2 or 3 pegs more than we do) will be the height of your hood (the distance from the back of your neck to the top of your head). Then you will work as many rows as you want, they will be the width of a half of your hood (the distance from the back of your head to your cheek), and after that you could work the narrowest part in the same way). Hope this helps!
Tuteate If I use more pegs for the height should I also increase the number of rows I do? (27cm) would become however many cm I would like or should I just stick with the 27cm
Very nice.👍 The music is kinda spooky though...
@Tuteate Thank you! I found it:) now I'm ready to start the second half:) I'm using a purple yarn called Portland Wine. :)
Lea Speer great news! We'd love to see your result! :) (info@tuteate.com)
Oh this looks awesome! I'm going to try knitting this but I want to know can I make this into a cape thing?oh and I wonder if you can make one of these with cat/bunny ears? I wanna wear it on halloween XD maybe for everyday
I still have the purple one I made like...2-3 years ago:) finishing up another i've neglected forever
Hi Erilene Lamprecht! This size is for adults, so maybe it will be too big for a kid. You could try to make the same but just using 29 pegs, for example, and knit them for less rows...
Hello,You explain this so well.AWESOME! Can you please tell me what size loom to use for a child to make this?
You show how to attach the top two pieces together but how did you do the back pieces?
Bellissimo grazie del tutorial ciao
I loved the video and read all the comments, one question I didn't see below:
Is it possible to make the neck cowl longer? So instead of just going from the chin to the shoulder, it could go from the chin to cleavage/top of the bust area? We have very cold/windy winters here in Minnesota and wearing dress clothes daily doesn't really keep us warm. Thanks for taking the time to create and answer these questions.
Kasey
Kasey McMurdo hi! If you want to make it longer, you just need to use more than 33 pegs at the beginning. We used 33 pegs and we got the height you can see on the pictures. I think you could follow the rest of directions in the same way.
I love the cast off on this. Does it have a stretch to it once it's completed? I made a Cowl scarf on the extra large round loom and the cast off had no give to it which made it smaller at one end than the other. I didn't like how that at on my neck
thank you so much for this video
so easy to follow and understand :)
(( I was wondering if you could make a video how to do a katniess inspired cowl on the loom?))
Its there any way you can make a hoodie scarf?
I want to try making a hooded poncho for Christmas. Any ideas on how I could combine this pattern with the poncho?
Great idea :) You could use this other tutorial to see how to work a part attached to another: ua-cam.com/video/_ilcyRoIGus/v-deo.html
So, if I wanted to, instead of making the lapel, I could just make the hood before doing the normal poncho pattern. Correct?
@kaitlinobrenski1901 correct 😊
What a brilliant video! So straight forward, I'm desperate to make one of these, I'll have to wait til I can get a circular loom. For a child's cowl, do you think a smaller loom would be sufficient? If not, how many pegs do you suggest I use? Thank you xx
Jennifer Barnes hi! Thank you :) It's difficult to know how many pegs you would need for a child's cowl... We suggest you to start casting on just a fewer number of pegs (27?), knit some rows and check the width of your work. This width will be the height of the hood (from the neck to the top of the head) so you will see if that is enough for your child... Then, when you know the number of pegs you need (the height) you will need to knit rows until you have the desired length (from the back of the head to the chin) for a half of the hood. Hope this helps!
I am going to try again wish me luck ;). So go past peg 13 an add 14 right. But I am going to watch it again an again God Bless.
jess barrett good luck! :)
Hello I love your videos they are the best out there! Would the result of the cowl be any different if i made it with a 36 peg loom?
Would you be able to make this like a hooded scarf?
Do you have a video for a hooded scarf? Is it possible to turn this into one, just with longer ends?
If I didn't want to connect the pieces with buttons and just joined them should I decrease the row size? Just think there will not be that overlap from the joining pieces but not sure how big of a difference it will make.
amazing! can you make a video about how to loom knit a panda hooded scarf please ;)
I dont know if you will see this but if I wanted to extend the bottom to be longer how would it be done?
Does anybody have any tips on estimating how many rows to make? I don't like making it too long or too short. I'm also not quite sure whether you can unravel it to redo the cowl. Thanks!
Awesome work! Can't wait to try this myself! But quick question, I gotta large noggin and a loooot of hair, would any of the math really change (or would it look ridiculous) if I were to do like 36 pegs per half?
Sophie Mbogo hi! Thank you! :) I think you could use the same number of pegs (they determine the length from the shoulders to the top of your head). However, if you want to, you can knit more rows with them. For example, here we knitted each half for 27 cm (this will be the distance from the back of the head to our chin, more or less), so you maybe could knit for 30cm here, if you prefer that. I am sure you will get a nice hood :)
Love this! I am left handed and knit right to left....will that matter with this pattern?
+Trina Reid hi! This doesn't matter :) It will be the same
any suggestions on making this for men? would this fit the same?
Where is the pattern for the first part of this hooded cowl? Love learning new stitches.
Hello I love his and have made like 6 or 7 of them so far but I have to ask do you know how to add writing to the knitting. I know you sew it in but other than that I do not know how to do it. I have tried to find video on it but only find ones that show how to sew in hearts and such. If you do not could you point me in the correct way please and thank you for the video it was helpful in making all my x-mas gifts this year
Hello, I am wondering if you could use a CinDwood loom that is 1/2 inch in width instead of a knifty knitter loom? Would the steps be the same? Curious..
Can you make this a hooded scarf
Would I have to use a round loom, or could I use a flat/straight loom? Great patterns btw.
So I wanted to attach a longer piece at the bottom to go down my shoulders. Can I attach it the same way you attach the two halves together?
jovanni fernandez hi! Sure, great idea! :)
Hi. Thank you for such a great video. I haven't started this project as of yet, however I have a question: How can I do the cowl part a little bit longer? I can't identify which part you started with. Thanks in advance for your response
Hello I am looking to make one of these awesome hooded cowls for my three year old cousin for the colder weather, and her baby sister as well! I just wanted to ask how many pegs I should use rather than 33, and 13 for sizing. I would like it to be a bit big and comfy but not too large. Please help me out it would be very appreciated!! Thank you -grace
grace simpson hello! :) Ok, let’s see if this helps:1) The number of pegs casted on at the beginning will determine the height of the hooded cowl (the distance from the neck to the top of our head). We recommend you to first measure the distance you need for each of your cousins and then try to find how many pegs you need to get a knitted work with this “width”. For example, imagine you need the height of you hood to be 20cm, then try casting on 24 pegs and knit a few rows. If you see that your knitted work width (from peg #1 to #24) is 20cm, then you already found the number of pegs you need.2) Then, knit rows until you have a length equal to the distance from the back of their head to their cheek.3) Once there, we used just 13 pegs for the “height” of the cowl part (the distance from our shoulders to our chin). Measure which size you need for your cousins and take a look at your work (you will see “columns of stitches” coming out of your pegs, just choose how many of them you need to have this second “height”)Take a look at this picture: @wp-content/uploads/2014/01/primera_mitad-cuello-capucha-telar-circular.jpgWe started knitting from the leftest part (from the bottom to the top) using 33 pegs, then we knitted a few rows, until we decided they were enough to cover from the back of the head to the cheek, and then we just used 13 pegs and worked reductions (to get the cowl part). Hope this helps!
Hi your knitting is so cool
and l like all your works I have an question can I use a yarn thiner compared with your yaren ??
please answer me ☺
+soko Almajidia hi! Thank you :) You can use thinner yarn. If your yarn is too thin, then you will see your knitting comes out too loose. If that is your case, then try using 2 strands of your yarn at the same time, as if you had a double-thick one.
Hola que lindo cuello con esa capota. Estoy de acuerdo con Maria Eugenia, todo el tiempo aprendemos mucho. Felicitaciones y mil y mil gracias por dedicarnos éste tiempo tan valioso. Tengo un pequeño inconveniente tengo un telar que mide 25 cm y tiene 32 postes y otro de 64 y mide 34 o 35 cm, si lo hago en alguno de estos me quedara mal? Le escribo desde Colombia. Que Dios la bendiga.
Hola Nohora Esperanza! Muchísimas gracias por tus palabras :) En el tutorial utilizamos 33 postes de nuestro telar, así que quizás podrías utilizar tu telar de 64 para trabajar sólo con 33 de los postes. Si prefirieras trabajar con el de 32 seguramente tampoco se notaría la diferencia... Un abrazo!
Muchas gracias por contestar. Ya lo hice con el de 32 no me quedo tan bonito porque utilice una lana muy delgada, pero por lo menos ya lo intente. Voy a abusar de su nobleza, me gustaría que nos enseñaran a a hacer un saco talla m cerrado o en cuello v en esta misma técnica. Y ojala fuese en español. Mil gracias y disculpen la molestia!! Que Dios los bendiga.
nohora esperanza Bejarano Hola de nuevo Nohora Esperanza! Nos apuntamos tus peticiones para tenerlas en cuenta e intentar realizar los tutoriales. Un abrazo!
@Tuteate thank you:)