Tutorial on How to Loom Knit a Slouchy Beanie Hat
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to knit a slouchy beanie hat using a circular loom of 29cm diameter and 41 pegs. In this tutorial you will learn:
- How to cast on stitches on the loom
- How to knit stitches and make the crease of the first section of the hat
- How to yarn over and purl 2 stitches together on the loom
- How to close the hat
You can find this project's PDF PATTERN (written instructions and useful extra information) available in English and Spanish here: www.etsy.com/e...
Index of Contents:
[00:00] - Introduction
[00:23] - Casting on
[01:31] - Knitting the brim of the hat
[02:18] - Finishing the brim of the hat
[04:24] - Round 1 of the body
[06:16] - Pattern to be repeated
[07:07] - Binding off
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Thanks for sharing. Greetings from the Netherlands
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Okay! I’ve used this pattern going on 2 years for Christmas gifts and cold weather, I LOVE IT. It’s perfect. Tips: use a thick and quick chunky yarn by lion brand. It comes out great every time! Also, after you finish the brim (1st part) go around the loom ONE TIME doing the simple knit stitch. Then start with the knit, move, wrap, purl, knit pattern. It comes out more defined in the slouchy part.
Is this a one skein project? Or two?
Why do people like you come on someone’s post and start dictating how it should be done!?!?!? Make your own channel and videos on how YOU feel it should be done!!! Fucking annoying
Hello, by "simple knit stitch" do you mean the e-wrap knit stitch?
Hi Lily Soto! The loom we used in this video is a 41 peg loom and the sequence of 4 steps works fine on this loom because it results in spiral. However, on a 40 peg loom, the result is totally different. We recommend you to work the following sequence of 3 steps instead:
1. knit / 2. pull over & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. ) . These are the same directions shown in the video but without the last knit. If you do so, since 40 is not multiple of 3, you will get your work in "spiral" as we have, so the result will look quite similar :)
I just took all my work off my 40 peg loom. Frustrated! But, it was my fault! I heard her say 41 pegs & just assumed I had the same loom. Durp! LOL
Thank you all for this. About to get started. Just counted 40!!
Just finished making this hat & it was so easy to do! Also it was my first time using a loom and I learned to cast on, knit and purl all from this one video! Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial and I would recommend to everyone to give this hat a try. 😊
BeautifulTresses20 thank you so much for your positive feedback! We'd love to see your hat! :) (feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want).
thanks for loading this video. I'm working on this now and I love watching it done instead of reading directions. I'm making a hat for my niece.
+Stephanie Noisworthy thank you for your feedback! :) 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/2013/10/16/teje-un-gorro-slouchy-beanie-con-telar/
This is amazing, I need to try this, I've tried and failed to crochet hats so this may be my answer!
I’ve now tried this pattern on different sized looms and it works Everytime xx thanks to this video it’s so easy to do and look great Everytime thank you so much for this video ❤️❤️
I love this tutorial! It took a couple of tries and reading the comments (mine is a 40 peg loom) before I figured out my first slouchy hat. It was a bit too short which is okay, and my second one turned out PERFECT. I had to use a 6 worsted weight yarn since my cheap 4 is too thin. I am now trying a 36 peg hat with two strands of 4 weight to see how that turns out. Hopefully it will be perfect for the niece for Christmas!
It took me a couple tries to get this right because I have a 40 peg loom but once I figured out that I needed to drop one of the knits it turned out awesome!!! Love your hat tutorials PLZ make more!!!
Thank you Sunny! So glad to know you got it right with this trick! :)
Hello Thea Rojo :) Yes, you can use a 36 peg loom. You can work the brim in the same way and, after that, use the following sequence of 5 steps instead: 1. knit / 2. pull over & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops / 4. knit / 5. knit and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. / 4. / 5. ) . These are the same directions shown in the video but with one extra knit. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
thank you for the quick reply will try this weekend...
I've been having an issue with my 36 peg loom too! I have the larger one coming in the mail soon so I'm glad I saw this comment for the meantime. Out of curiosity, what's the difference in the size of the hat? I heard if you use the 36 peg loom for slouchy hats it generally fits teenagers/adolescents?
I just saved this as a favorite. Thank you SO much. This is honestly the FIRST video that made sense to me. I have all of the materials, but have not known where to begin. Clear, precise instructions in this video. :)
Thank you so much for leaving this comment! We are glad you found this tutorial useful and helpful, sure you will make an awesome beanie!
So I'm a dad that decided to make this for my wife/daughter. I decided that this would be OK on my 40 peg loom. Then when I got to the 1/4 steps I realized the 41 pegs were important, however I misunderstood the instructions and just did knit, move/wrap empty peg, purl double peg and kept repeating. Luckily after looking at your comments that is what you recommended for 40 pegs. I did use a Red Heart yarn that is a #4, and now that I'm getting close to finishing I'm not super excited about it, gonna have to get a thicker yarn and try again. Love this tutorial though, and excited about trying some others you have.
Thanks for your great videos!
superqcksilver thank you so much for your feedback!! :) (great misunderstanding then!) We'd love to see your results, feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com :) Lucky wife/dauther of yours!
This was my very first completed knitting project ever! And it turned out great, it looks super cute-- only problem is now the whole fam wants their own. Took me 3 days to finish-- I'd say prob about 20 hours worth of work. Thank you very much for the tutorial.
Lunatic thank you very much for your feedback! (what an honour this is your first! ^_^ ) You can suggest your whole fam to make their own ;) We'd love to see your result, if you want to share a picture with us, feel free to write an e-mail to info@tuteate.com :)
Hi Nathan Bryant! Thanks for your comment :) This yarn was "for 7mm knitting needles", so we could say it's bulky but not super bulky, right?Each ball weighted 50g and had about 41m of length (we hope this helps)
Thank you :)
50g is worsted here. It still helped. Thanks :).
Nathan Bryant Hi! No idea if there is a particular name for this style, sorry... We got it trying combinations of knit stitches, yarn over - knit 2 together, purl,...
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Hi Valerie! :) Probably you didn't got lost, but the problem is the number of pegs. The loom we used in this video is a 41 peg loom and the sequence of 4 steps works fine on this loom because it results in spiral. However, on a 40 peg loom, the result is totally different. We recommend you to work the following sequence of 3 steps instead:
1. knit / 2. pull over & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. ) . These are the same directions shown in the video but without the last knit. If you do so, since 40 is not multiple of 3, you will get your work in "spiral" as we have, so the result will look quite similar :)
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Thanks for commenting!! We are glad you liked it! ^_^ Of course you can make a hat like this or prettier!
I used a 41 peg loom and at first I was frustrated and pulled everything out...I figured out I had the pattern wrong! Started again and used a bulky yarn...I was still skeptical because I thought it had holes in it but kept going. The hat is really cute! love it! and will be nice and warm while I am waiting for the train to go to work in -9 degree weather!! thank you
Diana Wimbish great! Glad to know you already have your own hat :) we'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want
Hi Jaqueline! :) On a 36 peg the first part of the hat could be the same. After that, you could repeat a sequence of 5 steps instead of 4 steps. For example, you could make: 1. knit / 2. move the loop and wrap the empty peg / 3. purl the two loops / 4. knit / 5. knit
In this case you would repeat a sequence that couldn't be compleated at the end of the row (as it happens in the video on a 41 peg), so it would look as an spiral... Hope this helps!
Hi mg g! At 0:48 we are casting on the stitches, so yes, it is very similar to a regular knit stitch (we pull the bottom loop over the top). You can cast on stitches by wrapping each peg once for a whole round, and then wrapping them again and pulling. Here we are wrapping each peg twice and then pulling the bottom loop over the top, because in this way we ensure that we don't leave loops too tight...
thank you i have made one very proud of it thank you
I took your advice and did a row of knit then started the pattern. It worked. Yeah!! I finally finished my hat. Thanks again.
Yay!! So happy to know that helped! Sure you made a nice hat! :)
Great tutorial! I made this hat with plain ol Red Heart yarn and it looks great! Didn't even use two full skeins; just used some half full ones and it didn't even use it all. It turned out amazing and fits really well. And it's especially awesome since I've never used a circle loom before. Thanks for the vid!
Thanks for your positive comment!! So glad to know this tutorial helped you :)
Finally a tutorial that I can follow thank you! I'm just researching right now. I'm afraid of getting the wrong tools and not being able to understand it.
I love your video's u get strat to the point and u take your time so we can follow u and make a hat with u .thank u very much🌼💜🌻🤗
Made one of these for my wife. Thanks for the video. Messed up twice because I was using a 40 pin loom. But after unraveling both of those I read your explanation for the 40 pin in the comments. I did mess up a little bit, but she still likes it. Thanks again.
boogermansdaddy1 that is so sweet of you to make her one.
Thanks for the video. I've been growing my hair for close to 2years and i'm too broke to buy slouchy beanies... i'm definitely doing this
Thanks for your message :) We are glad to know this tutorial is being followed and even happier is you find it this useful! Hope you get a really nice beanie!
Hi Shruthi Shivkumar ! Yes, you just need to follow the 5-step sequence in your case :) (I don't know how much yarn you may need, sorry)
Just finished doing this hat!!! This is my second loom knit project after the kitty hat and my husband liked it so much! even my mother-in-law asked me to make one for her! Thank you again sooo much for your tutorial videos!!! You are awesome!!! Looking forward to more loom knitting videos of yours!!! :)
+Paola Therese Fineza-Cuntapay thank you so much for your nice words :) So glad to know you had this success!
Dog Sweater so cute, looks easy to make, I normally crochet just never could get use to using two needles. I bought one of these looms tonight going to make my dog a sweater, this is going to be fun. Thanks for the tutorial, you did a great job of explaining
I thought I was doing it right and messed up and have to restart. I wanna cry xD
oh.! to me, this looks like absolute sheer TORTURE.!!.. I'LL definitely stick with ~my CROCHET HOOK.!
This happens EVERY TIME I knit, crochet, loom knit, or even rainbow loom T-T
Hi Ethan Greentree :) On a 36 peg loom, you can work the brim in the same way and, after that, we recommend you to use the following sequence of 5 steps instead:1. knit / 2. pull over & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops / 4. knit / 5 knit and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. / 4. / 5.) . These are the same directions shown in the video but with an extra knit at the end of each sequence. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
+Tuteate Mine has big holes in it, too.
+Michelle Kalbach I think the design was meant to have holes. I did this 5 step pattern on a 36 peg loom, and it came out great, just a bit tight. Might wanna look out for the 40 or 41 peg loom next time.
How long does it usually take to complete the second part of the process? I'm using a 36 peg loom
It took me about a week to finish up the hat, but that is probably because I only spent like 2 hours a day on it.
Im just a slow knitter...
Hello juan lopez! Thanks for asking! :) When you need to use a new ball of yarn, you can just make a flat knot joining the thread of the ball you are about to finish to the thread of the new ball. We have updated this video (minute 6:16) with a link to another video where we show how to do it.
First time knitting and I was able to get great results. I used a 36 peg loom and was thankful you answered another users' comments and I was able to adjust the sequence in the vid to fit my loom. Thank you! I'm going to try your vid for the Basket Weave slouch hat next! :)
Great!! Thanks for your comment! So glad to know you could adjust it for a 36 peg loom :) Thank you!
Love your videos, but could you start mentioning if it's worsted, bulky, or super bulky yarn you are using. It's kind of hard to tell in the videos for me. From the birds eye view the yarn looks like bulky, but then sometimes when there is a part zoomed in the yarn looks smaller and more like worsted..
Actually looks like suede yarn
Thank you verry much! you explain it really well, it was really easy to follow. Thanks to you i've made a beautiful hat for my mom her Christmas.
greets
Anaïs Maenhout great! Thank you for your comment! So glat to know this tutorial was useful :) Feel free to send us a picture of your result to info@tuteate.com :)
I watched so many knitting videos but its so hard for me to understand even though it beginner... But these looms are easy to understand.. i am so happy to find about this. Gonna try. Finally i can knit
Tuteate, I just wanted to say thank you for your awesome tutorials! My poor grandmother tried so hard to teach me how to knit while she was alive, and I hadn't the ability to learn. My family bought me a knitting loom this Christmas as a little joke. The joke is on them! I just finished my very first project, this slouchy hat. Mind you, it doesn't look as good as yours, but it has given me the confidence to keep trying. And there WILL be a next try! Thank you ever so much for this great video! :)
Maureen Charlong thank you so much for your comment! So proud of you! Next Christmas you will have your whole family requesting you loom knitted gifts! :)
Thank you so much!! This is an amazing tutorial and the finished product looks so perfect! I will definitely try this.
Thanks for you comment! Sure you will get an awesome beanie!
Hi Emily Hale and Jessica Bennett! :) If you have a 40 peg loom you can work the first part of the hat in the same way as in the video. On the second part, try repeating a sequence of 3 steps as following: 1. knit / 2. move the loop and wrap the empty peg / 3. purl the two loops (it's the same sequence shown in the video without making the last step, directly starting over the sequence again).
OMG! this helps a lot! That explains why my beanie came out horrible.
will you show how you would make a kufi hat please, please, please,...
Blackstarguitar we take note of it! we'll try to make a kufi hat on a loom :) Thanks for your comment
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You are soooo much help thank you for this video now every time I try to make a hat this is the one I am going to watch.
Katelynn Parmley thank you! ^_^
very happy with this! Just started loom knitting...well any knitting period on the first of the year. This was the easiest tutorial I found and the best. Love the written descriptions of each thing. VERY helpful for someone who is very hands on. I have gone through most of your videos and have made several things already. Thank you so much for taking your time and speeding up and slowing down when necessary. I also am left handed and this video makes it easy for me to to everything in reverse!!. Also most of my looms have even number of pegs so I usually figure that one out too. Thank you much!
Jenalee Patty thank you so much for your super positive feedback! So glad to know you enjoy our tutorials and you have made several things :) Feel free to send us pictures of your results to info@tuteate.com if you want.
Thankyou for sharing this video......very easy to follow.....can't wait to try....and the music was soothing for a visual learner like myself.
donna lee :) Thank you! Let us know if you make it! :) And ask if you need any help
This is so great! Thanks so much! This was my first attempt at making a loom hat, and it turned out great! LOVE it! =) Thanks again!
^_^ sure you got a really nice hat! thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you so much! I have just knitted my first loom hat using your instructions and I now have a beautiful hat. Thank you again for such clear-to-follow guidance.
Thank you so much for leaving this comment!! So glad to know you made it! :)
This is my favorite tutorial. I've made at least 4 hats with this video and I keep coming back and using it.
So glad to know that!! Thank you for your comment and for keeping coming ^_^
Hi Melinda Hill :) On a 40 peg loom, after working the brim in the same way we do on the video, you should work the following sequence of 3 steps: 1. knit / 2. move the second loop to the third peg & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. ) . These are the same directions shown in the video but without the last knit. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
I am using a 41 peg and now my hat has big holes in it. So I have to start all over. :(
Jessica Rodgers i accidentally used the wrong loom... a smaller one.... did n't know what had happened until just now... well, no wonder LOL.. I had big holes... I will try again now with 41 pegs!
I am following your directions of 1. Knit 2. Move/wrap 3. Purl and my hat has big holes in it...I'm not sure what the problem is!
+Samantha Bellefeuille Exactly the same for me.. I made two hats and both have this problem
+Samantha Bellefeuille I think I figured out the problem. I'm not 100% sure on this, but I think its the yarn. I noticed that the holes showed up a little bit in the video too. the thicker the yarn you use, the smaller the spaces become. So the cheap Red Heart stuff is going to give you really big gaps unless you knit it REALLY tight
Hi Моника Эмилли ! On a 31 peg loom we recommend you to use the following sequence of 3 steps instead:1. knit / 2. pull over & wrap the empty loop / 3. purl the 2 loops and then start over again the same sequence (1. / 2. / 3. ) . These are the same directions shown in the video but without the last knit. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
Thank you very much!
Thank you!
Wow finally after 6 tries, now the pattern is mastered. Thanks so much, just love it and your music. My first attempt looks nothing like your hat, so I'm so happy that I now have it done properly. Going to definitely make more.
Another beautiful hat, before your wonderful easy to following videos I could only dream that I could learn to make such beautiful crochet things with a loom, but thanks to you know I can make the also too, Much thanks, You have a gift for teaching others.
I want to say first you are absolutely AMAZING!! Your video's have helped me ever step of the way. I just bought my first set of looms from walmart and every questions I have I turn to youtube for the answers and that when I ran across your videos. You and the others that I have put on my favorites list are my new best friends. I have already made 6 hats, each one using a different stitch that I learned. Itried the beanie hat , but my loom has 36 pegs so it didn't come exactly like yours, but thats ok, I'll try again and get it right on the money next time.
Jonnita Stubbs thank you so much :) Glad to be on your list of friends ^_^ We'd love to see your hats! Feel free to send us pictures of them to info@tuteate.com if you want
+Tuteate What is the song called
Love all your tutorials, well done thanks for sharing your knowledge 😃😃
Sonia Vazquez thank you so much! For your nice comment and for always sharing our videos :)
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Tried this pattern with a thicker wool and the result was still amazing! Thank you so much for the clear instructions! I love the pattern and the fit of this hat!!
leanne14315 oh great! Thanks for your feedback :) We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want
I just finished this hat and its awesome!!! Great follow me video!! I didnt get messed up or confused at all and its my first hat!! ♡♡♡
violentpam thank you! Great to know that!! (this hat may be very tricky) :) We'd love to see your result, if you want to, feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com
Okay so I think I might've figured out where I went wrong. After Knitting for step four do you knit again for step one? I was thinking step four is just a repeat of step one, so I was doing a knit, move the loop, pearl, knit, more the loop, pearl. But if it after step four you knit again, then that could be the problem. This may also be why everyone else is getting holes.
Hi Emily! (sorry for this laaaaaaate reply!). Yes, I do knit, move the loop & create a new loop, purl, knit and then again knit, move the loop & create a new loop, purl, knit,...
u deserve more views and subs. *-*
I have a 41-peg loom and I was having the same problem that a lot of people are having with big holes showing up on it. I thought I was doing something wrong, so I would unravel and try again to no avail. I bought a thicker yarn and that fixed the problem! :)
This is a fantastic tutorial, thank you so much! Your steps are easy to understand and easy to see, and I very much appreciate it. My first time making a hat and it turned out great, my entire family loves it and I'm making my second one right now for a friend, and one for my sister.
the music reminds me of some final fantasy games...specifically 9 and 7 Lol
Hehehe you are not the first one saying this! xD
Tuteate btw curious question...How can I make it look like a pumpkin with some faded color..like I plan on using Orange and fading the color a bit. Any ideas? Plus! i want a green leafy thingy on top too haha
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I will make this ♥♥♥
This channel completely taught me how to use a knitting loom. The Directions that are used are so easy. I got my mom watching this channel now. Thank you so Much, keep up the good work
Thank you Sydney!! So glad to know you both like this channel!!!
This is a great video, my first time working with a loom. Thanks
+Patricia Curry thank you! Hope you got a nice beanie
I just did it and it turned out great! What's the name of this stitch?
Hi Suji! So glad to know you followed it and got good results! Not sure this stitch has a name, we worked it out after some different trials... :)
Hi, I'm having a hard time with my stitches being too tight. What could I be doing wrong as I am working long. How can I fix this as I work along. Thank You
The stitches should be really lose, like they are gonna fall off...
amazing tried it on a 36 peg loom everything worked fine your an amazing artist keep the amazing work up
+Daniela Christiansen thank you so much :) Feel free to send us a picture with your result to info@tuteate.com if you want. We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2013/10/16/teje-un-gorro-slouchy-beanie-con-telar/
Thank you for sharing. i just made my very first circular loom project following your tutorial. i appreciate that there was no audio and the very clear instruction just using the video and showing the steps in written form to make the hat.
Thank you so much for your feedback!
How long does this take to make.. I feel like I've been looming forever now
I tried to make this hat but it had a lot of holes in it please help!
Best tutorial I have seen so far! Simple and to the point! Brilliant! Thank you very much!
Thank you Bianca!! :) So glad you liked it!
Just finished my beanie. I thought it looked long for awhile but after I tried it on it looked right. I really liked this tutorial! Thank you!! :)
So glad to know that! :) Thanks for your comment! Sure you got a really nice beanie!
I feel like the brim is too tight? Am I doing it wrong?
Stephanie Vasquez need a bigger loom
Hi there I'm using a 41 peg loom as the video is showing but instead of the stitches being close together like in the video, mine are far apart and have holes in between. what could I be doing wrong?
Davia Jackson it’s the yarn! It’s not thick enough. I did this also.
Davia: the pattern calls for chunky/bulky yarn. Examples are: Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky, Bernat Roving, Bernat Softee Chunky, Loops & Threads Charisma, Loops & Threads Facets and Lion Brand Hometown USA.
Just finished my hat thanks for the tutorial I will be making many more!!
Bridgette Evans great! Thank you :) We'd love to see your result, feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want
Thank you so much. This tutorial was so easy to follow for a beginner. I had no issues at all following your instructions and my slouchy hat turned out perfect.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback Molly!
What is the gauge for this? When I made this, my hat had large holes in it. Any tips?
me too :( any tips?
Hi! Gauge: In pattern, 10 stitches and 24 rows = 10cm (4 in). How many pegs is your loom? The sequence we use in this video works fine on 41 peg looms (and looms with a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 1). If you have a different loom, multiple of 5+1 (such as a 36-peg loom), then you could do this: you can work the brim in the same way and, after that, we recommend you to use the following sequence of 5 steps instead. 1) knit 1 , 2) move the loom & wrap the empty peg, 3) purl the 2 loops together, 4) knit 1 and 5) knit 1, and then start over again the same sequence (1. , 2. , 3. , 4. , 5.) . These are the same directions shown in the video but with an extra knit at the end of each sequence. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
Hi! Hi! How many pegs is your loom? The sequence we use in this video works fine on 41 peg looms (and looms with a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 1). If you have a different loom, multiple of 5+1 (such as a 36-peg loom), then you could do this: you can work the brim in the same way and, after that, we recommend you to use the following sequence of 5 steps instead. 1) knit 1 , 2) move the loom & wrap the empty peg, 3) purl the 2 loops together, 4) knit 1 and 5) knit 1, and then start over again the same sequence (1. , 2. , 3. , 4. , 5.) . These are the same directions shown in the video but with an extra knit at the end of each sequence. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :) More info here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/loom-knit-spiral-slouchy-hat
"And finally, knit one peg and start all over again" as you knit two pegs... It's so confusing!
I know this is an old comment, but since it's near the top, I figured I'd reply and maybe other people who are similarly confused will see it. The sequence begins and ends with knitting one peg. That's why it looks like they are knitting two pegs. Think of it like this:
Knit, move, wrap, purl, knit -- knit, move, wrap, purl, knit -- knit, move, wrap, purl, knit
Vonn Loren I watched it twice before I caught in to that part.
@@Vonn_Loren oh my gosh, than you Vonn, I was so confused and you posted and I got it!!! Ty!!!
oh my gosh! Thank you sooo much for posting this. I finally see what I am supposed to do, so many people film themselves, but either their hands are in the way or out of the camera range, so thank you!!!
clheosofia :) Thanks for your feedback! Hope this helps you!
This is a really nice hat for a beginner like myself. Make sure not to do anything on the brim too tight, or it will come back to haunt you when you start the body of the hat. Also, making the body a little shorter still makes a nice beanie if you're afraid of it being too big. Great tutorial! ^_^
uhh, I did exactly what you did and mine came out a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT pattern...
Same here... AND it looked weird when I tried it on. The brim was really tight (and I don't have a big head). I must have done something wrong, but I don't know what since I followed right along to the tutorial... I'm bummed, but it was my first project, so, just gotta keep trying, I suppose.
Mine came out right. What yarn did you use?
Hi! How many pegs is your loom? The sequence we use in this video works fine on 41 peg looms (and looms with a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 1). If you have a different loom, multiple of 5+1 (such as a 36-peg loom), then you could do this: you can work the brim in the same way and, after that, we recommend you to use the following sequence of 5 steps instead. 1) knit 1 , 2) move the loom & wrap the empty peg, 3) purl the 2 loops together, 4) knit 1 and 5) knit 1, and then start over again the same sequence (1. , 2. , 3. , 4. , 5.) . These are the same directions shown in the video but with an extra knit at the end of each sequence. You will get your work in "spiral" and the result will look quite similar :)
I tried this on two different looms. One was 41 pegs 29cm diameter and the brim was way too loose. Then i tried again on a loom that was 23cm diameters and 36 pegs and it was too tight... help
Mine too! Mine looks really cool though either way tho
Hi Alma Jessie! If you have a 36 peg loom we recommend you to always knit 1 more peg at the end of the sequence described in the video. This means the sequence you described is fine: knit one, move the next loop to the following peg, wrap the empty peg, pull through the two loops, place the new loop on the peg, knit one peg then knit another one again. Then you have worked 5 pegs, and then you start the sequence again for the next 5 pegs (peg1: knit / peg2: move loop to the next and wrap / peg3: purl through the 2 loops / peg 4: knit / peg 5: knit).
I love the two patterns you put up for beanies. I would love to see some more. For years I've knitted on needles but have switched over to looms. Keep the patterns coming. They're beautiful. :)
Thank you Jessica! So glad to know you liked them! We take note of your request :)
I can't even knit but watching people people knit is so calming.
Pomori :) yes, even just watching it is relaxing, right? but you should give it a try! you maybe couldn't knit, but now you can loom knit! :)
I used 100 meters of the same type yarn and came up short. Didn't have more to tie on so it's just a hat or a slouchy for a smaller head ;-). Was a fun pattern, Will try again with extra yarn at hand. Thanks for the video.
Hehe thanks Bob! So glad you enjoyed the pattern! You will have a hat and a beanie then, that sounds great ;)
Thank you! I followed every step and my beanie turned out awesome!
Yey!! Thanks for your comment! We are glad to know this tutorial was useful! :)
Thank you for posting this tutorial. I finished my hat and I love it.
Stephanie Erin thank you for your feedback! :) We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :)
I made a hat using this technique! Thank you so much for posting this tutorial. It helped me a lot. Beautiful design( on the hat ) too.
Hey ItsFlora oh great! We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want :)
Ok, I'll try to send it :)
I love your tutorials. Thank you for taking the time to put them all up.
Thanks a lot for your words! (and also taking the time to watch them!!) :)
i don't have a knitting loom but as you have given the diameter and the no.of the peg i'll be able to make one and knit. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
Ginevra Ginny :) Great!
Hi Reecemw! (sorry for this late reply) Sometimes, if you don't pull a little bit (using the hook) the loop that you leave on a peg (just after knitting that peg) the loops get tighter and tighter because (we do pull the working yarn that we have on our hand)... Try working like this: knit a peg, then pull a little bit the loop that it is on it (to make it looser) and then knit the next peg. Hope this helps!
Awesome! Thank U for sharing! I have never done this but I will try over the holidays. God Bless U!
Thank you Jo! :) Hope you have a great time and get a really nice hat!
Hi! I just want to tell you how much I love your loom videos! Everything is so well organized and the music is always so calming. Thank you so much for taking the time to do all of this. Love you!
So very nice. I love this hat and im gonna make matching hats for me and my daughter and then make my husband and son matching hats. This is soo neat. Thank you for sharing this.
+SkeyeU thank you so much for your feedback! :) We'd love to see your results! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want
Just finished making mine and I love it, thank you for the tutorial!
Dragonette Eye great! We'd love to see your result :) Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want
This was the easiest video i could find! The way you explained everything was so clear i just made my first beanie! haha
This is my favorite pattern! I make it with 2 strands of plain ol' worsted weight yarn (the typical size yarn they sell everywhere) and I get results similar to the video. It does make the hat stiffer so it's not as slouchy, but it has such a nice feel and holds up really well. I'm making a scarf for the first time using this pattern, on a 28-peg loom. I ended up using the 4-peg configuration 6 times, then the 3-peg configuration once to offset the pattern. So far it seems to all blend together. Thank you for the tutorial!
***** Thank you! I'll try that.
Hi Cheyenne Goss! We used this yarn in this video: shop.tuteate.com/hilos-y-lanas/118-rapido-petrole.html
This is so easy! I have never done knitting before but the hat turned out amazing!!!
+Claire Wagner great! ^_^ We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want. We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2013/10/16/teje-un-gorro-slouchy-beanie-con-telar/
Thanks soooo much! I already did that beanie twice and it was so much fun to do. Your tutorials are just amazing. Well done, well explained! Keep up the good work and thanks again. You're making my family really happy with their knitted stuff!!!
Annie Piché thank you so much! We love seeing your pictures on Instagram! ;)
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Always my pleasure! It's the first thing I do once my knitting is finished!!! Quick! Instagram to tuteate!!
Fantastic tutorial. I have never used a loom or knitted before but made this hat today....very pleased with the results. Thank you :)
Thank you for your comment Tracy! :) We are glad we helped! Enjoy your new hat!
I used your tutorial to loom my first slouchy hat! Thank You so much I love it!!!!!
Ashante Henry great! We'd love to see your result :) Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want
Just wanted to say i love your tutorials! They are easy to learn from! Would love more loom knitting hat tutorials! the basket weave has a been my fav so far. Thank you!
Amanda Embree thank you! :) We'll share more hat tutorials very soon
I completed my first hat. started with smaller yarn had to start over after I had gaps and switched to 5 yarn. great video