now that cat ear beanies are getting popular, i came back to this tutorial so i could make my own :) and so far it’s turning out great! i used a 40 peg loom instead of 41, but it works just fine
I highly recommend this tutorial! ❤️ I made this hat when the video tutorial 1st came out, and now I have come back and made another one. This is the most comfortable hat to wear. It doesn't squish your head or ears. It stays in place. It doesn't ruin your hair. I get compliments on this hat all the time. A big plus is that even if you mess up your knit/purl rows, because you fold the hat, the mistakes don't show.
Thank you so much for this very clear video and cute pattern! It was only my second knitting project EVER (first one was a scarf), and the hat turned out very cute. So if a total newbie like me can do it, that means you did an awesome job filming and explaining :) Thanks again, I love it!
I totally LOVE how u teach no words, NO LOVING UR VOICE, YOU ARE AN AWESOMELY AWESOME TEACHER!!!!!!!!!! :-D Also I REALLY LOVE UR CHOICE OF MUSIC!! I usely place classical guitar or Al- Dimeola or Andres Segovia, but with ur tutorials' no need! Thx so much for ur time to teach this beginner!! I TRULY APPRECIATE YOU! GID BLESS YA!
I just knew that the cat ears was going to be something separate. So literally a square or rectangle but the roundness of the head exaggerates the corners making them to like cat 🐱 ears. Bravo 👏🏽
+Marq Turnt aww! We'd love to see it! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :) We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/ and here: www.pinterest.com/equipot/subscribers-creations/
Hi! I just finished making my hat and I just want to say thank you for this really easy tutorial. :D It was easy to follow and clear instructions. I absolutely love how my hat came out! Thank you!
Hey everyone, I've been reading the comments and the questions all seem similar. I'm gonna try to answer these. I'm a beginner knitter but have figured some of this out, I think. Lol. If you have a loom with an odd number of pegs, you can do this knit pattern, it's called seed stitch. K1, P1, and because there are an odd number of pegs, it offsets each round so you don't get rib stitch. You can't really loom seed stitch on a loom with an even number of pegs. You can do moss stitch though which is really lovely. So if you have a loom with an even number of pegs, try knitting for two rows, then purling for two rows. Alternate like that to the end of your project. That is moss stitch. This hat does not cover your ears. If you need to do that, measure from the top of your head to the bottom of your earlobe. Let's say it's 9 inches. With this pattern, you need to knit 18 inches then for the fold over. This should cover your ears when finished then. If you are not folding over because you are using thicker yarn, then just loom for 9 inches. She folds over for warmth and structure, so the ears sit up. Measuring the head helps you adapt this pattern for any size head. If your baby shows 4 inches from top of head to bottom of ear, then knit 8 inches and fold over. The loom needs to be about as big round as your head to fit. A 41 peg loom is a cowl size for me, too big for my head. So measure around your head the way you want this to sit and then measure the inside of your looms. Choose whichever loom is closest and adapt the stitch based upon whether you have even or odd pegs. There are lots of cat hat patterns right now for the women's march on Washington on Jan 21, 2017. Check them out for crochet or on straight needles as well. Good luck! 🍀
Yentrokbux wow! We would love to see it! If you want to, you can send us a picture to info@tuteate.com :) We are updating our blog post with your results: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Yay So happy i made one it looks soo pretty but i made it black for dress code at school and so that it wouldn't get dirty every one got jealous since they couldn't be found anywheres since i made mine This christmas i got a hello kitty sweater i got excited and made another one but this time white I used felts and shaped whiskers and nose ext.. and sewed them to the hat now i have matching sweater and hat Thank you so much i have made nearly all of the projects in your videos Hugeee love from Lebanon
I added several more centimeters to the length, and that helped to cover my ears. It was ther perfect size. I think I went to about 40-42 cm. The thickness is wonderful. It will definitely keep my head warm. I like the suggested knitting patterns as well. Overall, I'm very happy with this hat! I used orange yarn to make it more like a fox hat.
+Utopian Strivings oh! Great! We'd love to see your result :) Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com (we are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been looking for a cute hat pattern and this is purrfect! I’m going to make it for my girlfriend, she’s gonna love it! Btw, I love al your videos, this is my 3rd time following your loom knit patterns. Super easy and helpful. I like that you use light color yarns so I can see what you’re doing clearly. Thank you very much. :)
I just finished making this and the only thing about your tutorial I didn't do was flip it over to make it 2 layers when wearing it. Rather than that, I put the loom on my head every few rounds when the length was getting close. When I could pinch the ends together so it was comfortable, I took it off the loom regularly and sewed it like you did. Turned it over and it still works fine. The length I have is about 21-23 cm (8-9 in) and I made it a bit too long for myself. All it does is save yarn. Thanks for the tutorial!
Arthur Kirkland great! :) Your comment will be very useful to many others :) (BTW, if you want to send us a picture, we'll love to receive it: info@tuteate.com)
Amanda Klein The "regular" way to take it off of the loom is exactly how she did it, with the needle and putting it through each loop. I did join the two ends together at one "hole" of the hat (when it looks like a cylinder), but I did not make it longer and fold it over.
Ok thanks! I have another question. (Sorry im new to the loom knitting) does the peg on the side of your loom count as one? Mine is 40 pegs not including the side peg. Will my loom still work for this hat?
Amanda Klein (It's okay I am too XD) No, the peg om te side doesn't count. That's the anchor peg, it's there so you can start there on projects just to start somewhere, not peg number 1. If you follow this tutorial step by step and re-watch it a billion times, it's really easy. Some projects require it, some don't. My loom has that peg (as does Tuteate's) but do not use it if you don't need to. As a personal preference, I remember what peg # 1 is by always keeping it the peg that's directly to the left of the anchor peg. It makes it easier to keep track of where you started so you can end. Any loom would really work, but just make sure you have one that fits your head, or the person's head you're making it fr.
I ALWAYS THOUGHT YOU HADE TO MAKE THE EARS BUT NO THEY JUST MAGICALLY APPEAR, OMG. I am so doing this but in black! I hope it comes out fine c: Oh, and I'm totally doing every tutorial, I absolutely love how well explained they are :)
Just a tip for anyone making it!! Make sure when you bring the first row back onto the pegs that the hat will be big enough to fit you... I just learned the hard way how big my head actually is haha :D Love your tutorials though and the way it turned out!! I can't wait to try some other projects! :3
Hi Amanda S. ! Here we used a yarn called Phildar Rapido, which is recommended for knitting needles of 6mm - 7mm. If yours is thicker, then you could just knit the half length (because you will see we fold it to be double thick), and skip to the end part of this tutorial.
Love it! It really was super easy to do. I did do a little bit of a edit at the end by knitting the fabric together on the tips to make the ears stand out more. And I though I love it I'll have to try it again since the yarn I used was suggested with 5mm needles so it wasn't as tightly knit as yours.
Shawntae Rodriguez great! So glad to know you made one for your own :) If you want to share your result with us, feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com. We'd love to upload it to our site: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
+Jane smith aww great! We'd love to see it! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :) (we are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/ )
Hi Shawna Fay ! Yes, you better use a smaller loom for a child and also work it shorter. Here we knitted for 35 cm because we fold it and it turns out the half of that (17 cm). You maybe could work it for 30 cm (and the hat will be 15 cm in height)
Just made this last night with Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn Size 6 Super Bulky for size 9mm Knitting Needles and a 36 Peg Boye Loom. It came out great!
+Kimberly Gomez Yes, but since my yarn was thicker I didn't need make it long and fold over, and since my loom is 36 pegs I had to "force" the pattern every time I got back to my staring peg.
+Kimberly Gomez This pattern alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. On a 41 peg loom you can just keep going knit, purl, knit, purl, since it's an odd number, but on a 36 you need to "force" it because it's an even number of pegs. You would need to start each new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round. If your first round ends with purl you would need to make the same purl stitch on the first peg of the new round and keep alternating. Make sense? Sorry, I'm bad at explaining stuff... lol
If u want to create this as a beginner and a slow worker... IT TOOK ME A LOT OF TIME! I attempt to do this project twice. The first time I kept forgetting which stitch I was on, knit or pearl😅 i gave up on it. After 2 years I unraveled it and started again. I marked my loom with sharpie with dots one after the other. I made a list of the number of round I made and next to the number I put I started with pearl or I started with knit. So I can remember if I want to leave the project that I know where I left off. To reach 35 cm it took me about 74 wraps around the loom. BUT AT THE END IT WAS WORTH IT!!!😆😆😆 Its an easy process but takes some time lol!
Aileen Abutin great! We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com :) We are sharing your results here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
+margaret smith 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: es.pinterest.com/equipot/subscribers-creations/
Aww this turned out adorable! I would take some pics but sadly my camera is not working, but it is soo cute. I didn't do purl and just did knit because its easier for me to do but yeah, it's awesome!! Thanks
@@kevinjoe184 there's only so much you can do with loom knitting, it very much creates the illusion of cat ears when you wear it. I have made multiple of these hats and it more than gets the point across
Thank you sooo much for this video! It is my first time to loom knit and I find your video very helpful and easy to follow. Im so into this now!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I'll be looking forward to more of your super cool videos :) Hoping for a cellphone case tutorial next time :)
Hi tuteate, thank you very much for the tutorials, I love them! This is the 2nd hat I'm knitting and going to make more of other things, too!! The kitty hat that I made with a 41 peg loom and a thicker yarn-for needles 7-9 cm-turned out too big for my head and the ears are quite big (( I followed your advice and didn't fold the hat in two, only knitted abt 18-19 cm and then closed it. The hat now is 60 cm circumfence (round) and my head only 56!!! Think I will try another kitty ears hat with a thicker yarn now
I absolutely love your videos! Your channel inspires me. I do have a question about this project. I finally got around to making it myself. So cute!! What If I wanted to make it for a child? Would just using a smaller loom do the trick?
My loom only has 40 pegs and I read yours has 41. Will this mess have a different outcome on the knit/purl rotation? Thanks in advance for your help! This and 4 of your mug cozies/sweaters are last minute stocking stuffers. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Liz Vaughn hi! :) You can use a 40 peg loom, but you will need to make a little change to get the same stitch, since the seed stitch alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. This means that on a 41 peg loom, we start the first round with a knit and the second round will start with a purl (because of the odd number of pegs). On a 40 peg loom you will need to "force" this change, and you will always need to start the next round with the opposite stitch. A tip to do that: You just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). :-) Hope this helps!
Could you use thinner yarn or would that not work? Does it have to be bulky? This is an amazing tutorial and I love that I can actually go back in the video and find where I may have missed something! Thank u for using written words instead of verbal!!!!
erin may hi! If your yarn is too thin, it will leave a lot of space between pegs and your work will come out "holey". You could try using 2 or 3 strands of your yarn at the same time if you don't have bulky yarn...
Also, I know you are super busy and your so awesome to do these tutorials, but I need to get this into the post today so that it will make it by Christmas. Sooo, a quick reply would be so very appreciated!
I just finished making this hat, the only thing I didn't do was fold over to make the hat thicker, and i didn't loom to the full 17cm i did a little less and the hat was way to big. Idk if i did something wrong or what. The bottom is really loose, is that because i didn't fold over? I use thick yarn that's fuzzy. I made hats on the same loom before and they fit :( i just don't know how to fix this hat, i really love it. Any advice? Thank you.
this is so cute!! I love all your video so much thank you so much :") I hope I can maybe(??) make a bunny hat from the general ideas you taught in this video (for some reason there are like none on youtube??) Thanks so much again!!!
Thank you! :) If you want to make a bunny hat maybe these other tutorials will be useful to you too: ua-cam.com/video/Sc-yomdN-RI/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/KgQkxFgZNEY/v-deo.html
Very cute! Im def going to try this. Do you think that a 36 peg loom would work for an adult sized hat? Also, do you think putting a tack in the middle of each ear would give the ears an even more defined shape?
+Amelia Sims hi! Yes, you can use a 36 peg loom to make this project. You just will need to make a little change to get the same stitch, since the seed stitch alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. This means that on a 41 peg loom, we start the first round with a knit and the second round will start with a purl (because of the odd number of pegs). On a36 peg loom you will need to "force" this change, and you will always need to start the next round with the opposite stitch. A tip to do that: You just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). :-) Hope this helps!
I just started on one of your videos and this is my first ever knitting anything. I'm really enjoying it, and can not wait to see the end result. I was wondering though was size yarn you are using as far as the thickness goes on this one? I may try it next and just want to be sure I get the right kind. The one I am making this time I believe I'm using a thinner yarn on.
October Leigh hi! Thanks :) Maybe for a baby the best loom to use would be the 31 peg loom (we used it here, for a leg warmer: How to Loom Knit Leg Warmers (DIY Tutorial) ) and knit to 22cm (the resulting hat would be 11cm height ). Please let us know if you make it, ok? :)
Never mind, I figured it out. Thank you for this lovely pattern. I figured it to be about 56 rows as I looked up that 4 rows equals an inch. So 35 Cm equals 14inches. Awesome. :)
darthevil9999 perfect :) We usually don't specify the numbers of rows because sometimes people don't use the same yarn thickness of us, so maybe they need different number of rows to get the same length. Hope you get a nice hat! ^_^ We'd love to see it! If you want to, you can send us a picture of your result to info@tuteate.com :) We are updating our blog post with your results: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Hello! I'm working on this project currently and I'm halfway to 35 cm, I'm just wondering if I should fold the hat as it shows on the video because the yarn I'm using is (as it says on the pack) size 6 super bulky and is 142g?
Mai Aimaia hi! If it is very bulky and you already have the half of the length (17cm or so) you can just skip to the end, where we bind off and close the hat (without folding the piece).
now that cat ear beanies are getting popular, i came back to this tutorial so i could make my own :) and so far it’s turning out great! i used a 40 peg loom instead of 41, but it works just fine
I highly recommend this tutorial! ❤️ I made this hat when the video tutorial 1st came out, and now I have come back and made another one. This is the most comfortable hat to wear. It doesn't squish your head or ears. It stays in place. It doesn't ruin your hair. I get compliments on this hat all the time. A big plus is that even if you mess up your knit/purl rows, because you fold the hat, the mistakes don't show.
Thank you so much for this very clear video and cute pattern! It was only my second knitting project EVER (first one was a scarf), and the hat turned out very cute. So if a total newbie like me can do it, that means you did an awesome job filming and explaining :) Thanks again, I love it!
I totally LOVE how u teach no words, NO LOVING UR VOICE, YOU ARE AN AWESOMELY AWESOME TEACHER!!!!!!!!!! :-D
Also I REALLY LOVE UR CHOICE OF MUSIC!! I usely place classical guitar or Al- Dimeola or Andres Segovia, but with ur tutorials' no need!
Thx so much for ur time to teach this beginner!!
I TRULY APPRECIATE YOU!
GID BLESS YA!
Micaela Figueroa thank you so much for your feedback! So many nice words! :)
I can't believe how easy this was. It was my first project ever and it turned out great! Thanks so much!
I just knew that the cat ears was going to be something separate. So literally a square or rectangle but the roundness of the head exaggerates the corners making them to like cat 🐱 ears. Bravo 👏🏽
I've always sucked at knitting (crocheting agrees more with me), but with that round pegged thingy it might actually work for me. Thanks for posting!
I honestly love all your videos and they make me feel like an actually productive knitter
+jackielope hi! Thank you! Glad to know you enjoy them! :)
This turned out adorably using Premier Parfait yarn in black! It looks like a velvety black cat. Thank you so much for sharing the pattern!
+Marq Turnt aww! We'd love to see it! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :) We are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/ and here: www.pinterest.com/equipot/subscribers-creations/
I went out & bought a loom to make the twisted ear warmer & it's came out great. I'm working on this hat right now. Super cute 😊
***** thank you! We'd love to see your results! If you want to, feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com :)
I made myself a little red hat and its sooo cute i love it and the little kitty ears make it a billion times better
Hi! I just finished making my hat and I just want to say thank you for this really easy tutorial. :D It was easy to follow and clear instructions. I absolutely love how my hat came out! Thank you!
+KittyOrigami great! Thank you for your message! We'd love to see your result, feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want
Hey everyone, I've been reading the comments and the questions all seem similar. I'm gonna try to answer these. I'm a beginner knitter but have figured some of this out, I think. Lol. If you have a loom with an odd number of pegs, you can do this knit pattern, it's called seed stitch. K1, P1, and because there are an odd number of pegs, it offsets each round so you don't get rib stitch. You can't really loom seed stitch on a loom with an even number of pegs. You can do moss stitch though which is really lovely. So if you have a loom with an even number of pegs, try knitting for two rows, then purling for two rows. Alternate like that to the end of your project. That is moss stitch.
This hat does not cover your ears. If you need to do that, measure from the top of your head to the bottom of your earlobe. Let's say it's 9 inches. With this pattern, you need to knit 18 inches then for the fold over. This should cover your ears when finished then. If you are not folding over because you are using thicker yarn, then just loom for 9 inches. She folds over for warmth and structure, so the ears sit up. Measuring the head helps you adapt this pattern for any size head. If your baby shows 4 inches from top of head to bottom of ear, then knit 8 inches and fold over.
The loom needs to be about as big round as your head to fit. A 41 peg loom is a cowl size for me, too big for my head. So measure around your head the way you want this to sit and then measure the inside of your looms. Choose whichever loom is closest and adapt the stitch based upon whether you have even or odd pegs.
There are lots of cat hat patterns right now for the women's march on Washington on Jan 21, 2017. Check them out for crochet or on straight needles as well. Good luck! 🍀
Also will the moss stitch produce the same cat ear effect? Thank You.
How many row did you do
I made this in white bulky yarn and it looks so cute! Great directions.
Yentrokbux wow! We would love to see it! If you want to, you can send us a picture to info@tuteate.com :) We are updating our blog post with your results: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Yay So happy i made one it looks soo pretty but i made it black for dress code at school and so that it wouldn't get dirty every one got jealous since they couldn't be found anywheres since i made mine
This christmas i got a hello kitty sweater i got excited and made another one but this time white
I used felts and shaped whiskers and nose ext.. and sewed them to the hat now i have matching sweater and hat
Thank you so much i have made nearly all of the projects in your videos
Hugeee love from Lebanon
I added several more centimeters to the length, and that helped to cover my ears. It was ther perfect size. I think I went to about 40-42 cm. The thickness is wonderful. It will definitely keep my head warm. I like the suggested knitting patterns as well. Overall, I'm very happy with this hat! I used orange yarn to make it more like a fox hat.
i went to 40 inches and wasnt enough to stay on head
Thank you. I just made the cutest hat with your help. Your videos are wonderful. I love your work.
+Utopian Strivings oh! Great! We'd love to see your result :) Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com (we are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been looking for a cute hat pattern and this is purrfect! I’m going to make it for my girlfriend, she’s gonna love it! Btw, I love al your videos, this is my 3rd time following your loom knit patterns. Super easy and helpful. I like that you use light color yarns so I can see what you’re doing clearly. Thank you very much. :)
I just finished making this and the only thing about your tutorial I didn't do was flip it over to make it 2 layers when wearing it. Rather than that, I put the loom on my head every few rounds when the length was getting close. When I could pinch the ends together so it was comfortable, I took it off the loom regularly and sewed it like you did. Turned it over and it still works fine. The length I have is about 21-23 cm (8-9 in) and I made it a bit too long for myself. All it does is save yarn. Thanks for the tutorial!
Arthur Kirkland great! :) Your comment will be very useful to many others :) (BTW, if you want to send us a picture, we'll love to receive it: info@tuteate.com)
What is the "regular" way to take it off the loom? And you said you didnt fold it, does that mean you didnt join the two ends together?
Amanda Klein The "regular" way to take it off of the loom is exactly how she did it, with the needle and putting it through each loop. I did join the two ends together at one "hole" of the hat (when it looks like a cylinder), but I did not make it longer and fold it over.
Ok thanks! I have another question. (Sorry im new to the loom knitting) does the peg on the side of your loom count as one? Mine is 40 pegs not including the side peg. Will my loom still work for this hat?
Amanda Klein (It's okay I am too XD) No, the peg om te side doesn't count. That's the anchor peg, it's there so you can start there on projects just to start somewhere, not peg number 1. If you follow this tutorial step by step and re-watch it a billion times, it's really easy. Some projects require it, some don't. My loom has that peg (as does Tuteate's) but do not use it if you don't need to. As a personal preference, I remember what peg # 1 is by always keeping it the peg that's directly to the left of the anchor peg. It makes it easier to keep track of where you started so you can end. Any loom would really work, but just make sure you have one that fits your head, or the person's head you're making it fr.
I love your tutorials. Also, the music is very soothing!!
Johana Ming thank you so much for your positive feedback! ^_^
Thank you so much! I used this to make an adorable cat eared hat for my stepdaughter. She loves it!
Thank you so much!!! I just finished my hat and it looks great! The only thing I would recommend is that you knit at least 40 cm rather than 35.
The Sunset Tree great!! :) 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
Omg thank you so much! I made one for me and I love it! I showed it to my grandma and now she wants one lol
I ALWAYS THOUGHT YOU HADE TO MAKE THE EARS BUT NO THEY JUST MAGICALLY APPEAR, OMG. I am so doing this but in black! I hope it comes out fine c:
Oh, and I'm totally doing every tutorial, I absolutely love how well explained they are :)
thank you sooo very much for this tutorial! I have wanted one of these forever, and now I can make it for myself!!
Deb Dalwrymple great! Thank you for your comment! :)
Just a tip for anyone making it!! Make sure when you bring the first row back onto the pegs that the hat will be big enough to fit you... I just learned the hard way how big my head actually is haha :D
Love your tutorials though and the way it turned out!! I can't wait to try some other projects! :3
OMG! My friend is obsessed with 🐱🐈 and will 💜 this for her birthday!
This took me forever but I'm about to finally finish it off today! Yay!! Thank you!
So excited to try this!!!
After this my friend wants me to make her a kyubey hat!
On a loom knitting roll
I'm sooo excited to do this! I love all of your tutorials but this is bound to be my favorite.
triligyblood thank you so much! ^_^
I love this video!!! it's so easy to follow!
Beccaroo thank you so much! :)
This is fascinating! I crochet but this is something I would like to learn! Your video is very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you! . I had to take a marker and mark every other pag cuz I kept losing steps.. It helps a lot!!!
Gretchen Lynch I used the stitch markers or whatever they are called to keep track but thought about using a marker kept losing my place too...
Amazing tutorial! love it cannot wait to make a few of these for my little girls in a few different colors :) thank you for sharing!
scrapchicky :) We will love to see your little kitty hats! Please let us know when you make them... :)
Love it. I've been looking for a video like this. My daughter really wanted a hat like this one. It turned out great.
Hi Amanda S. ! Here we used a yarn called Phildar Rapido, which is recommended for knitting needles of 6mm - 7mm. If yours is thicker, then you could just knit the half length (because you will see we fold it to be double thick), and skip to the end part of this tutorial.
Perfect! Thanks!
Wowww I hope that when I began to try it out that mine looks this awesome. You make it looks so easy. But I am going to do it. Thanks
Annie Mae thank you! We would love to see your kitty hat!! Please let us know when you finish it :)
I totally love this hat. Started making it. Quick n easy video thnk u. New subscriber
646mtorres thank you! We'd love to see your hat! :) Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com if you want.
Thank you for sharing amazing tutorial I’ve seen yet far Can’t wait to get my loom so I could make one . Once again thank you for sharing..
Amazing hat, easy to follow tutorial, SUBSCRIBED!!
Kia G thank you so much :)
This worked so well!! 100% RECOMMEND
I just finished making mine! It came out great but I made it a bit short. Still, it's cute!
So cute! I can't wait to get started.
TwiggyLee1 thank you! :) Let us know if you make it, ok?
Love it! It really was super easy to do. I did do a little bit of a edit at the end by knitting the fabric together on the tips to make the ears stand out more. And I though I love it I'll have to try it again since the yarn I used was suggested with 5mm needles so it wasn't as tightly knit as yours.
Shawntae Rodriguez great! So glad to know you made one for your own :) If you want to share your result with us, feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com. We'd love to upload it to our site: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
I don't have a picture yet but I'm sure I'll take one the first time I wear it out :)
Thank you! Just did mine and i looks so cute 😻
+Jane smith aww great! We'd love to see it! Feel free to send us pictures to info@tuteate.com if you want :) (we are sharing them here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/ )
Hi Shawna Fay ! Yes, you better use a smaller loom for a child and also work it shorter. Here we knitted for 35 cm because we fold it and it turns out the half of that (17 cm). You maybe could work it for 30 cm (and the hat will be 15 cm in height)
I love this so much thank you for helping me and you helped me this was my first time and you helped me with that
Just made this last night with Lion Brand Hometown USA Yarn Size 6 Super Bulky for size 9mm Knitting Needles and a 36 Peg Boye Loom. It came out great!
+Markie Mayhem Did you use the same method as the 41 peg ?
+Kimberly Gomez Yes, but since my yarn was thicker I didn't need make it long and fold over, and since my loom is 36 pegs I had to "force" the pattern every time I got back to my staring peg.
+Markie Mayhem Don't mean to bother you again but what do you mean by forcing it? Sorry I'm new to this .-. & thanks for the response (:
+Kimberly Gomez This pattern alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. On a 41 peg loom you can just keep going knit, purl, knit, purl, since it's an odd number, but on a 36 you need to "force" it because it's an even number of pegs.
You would need to start each new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round. If your first round ends with purl you would need to make the same purl stitch on the first peg of the new round and keep alternating. Make sense? Sorry, I'm bad at explaining stuff... lol
Ohhhhh yes I understand, so can you force it for all projects that are usually for odd #'s of pegs?
If u want to create this as a beginner and a slow worker... IT TOOK ME A LOT OF TIME! I attempt to do this project twice. The first time I kept forgetting which stitch I was on, knit or pearl😅 i gave up on it. After 2 years I unraveled it and started again. I marked my loom with sharpie with dots one after the other. I made a list of the number of round I made and next to the number I put I started with pearl or I started with knit. So I can remember if I want to leave the project that I know where I left off. To reach 35 cm it took me about 74 wraps around the loom. BUT AT THE END IT WAS WORTH IT!!!😆😆😆 Its an easy process but takes some time lol!
You are amazing, I love your tutorials :DD Thank you so much, keep up the awesome work
blackalphadragon96 thank you! :)
I finished making this hat! It came out super cute! Thank you for all your tutorials! 🐱💕
Aileen Abutin great! We'd love to see your result! Feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com :) We are sharing your results here: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
looks awesome a bit tricky with my left hand though but I am determined to get it!!!
this worked so perfectly thx
+margaret smith 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: es.pinterest.com/equipot/subscribers-creations/
thx for teling me that
Aww this turned out adorable! I would take some pics but sadly my camera is not working, but it is soo cute. I didn't do purl and just did knit because its easier for me to do but yeah, it's awesome!! Thanks
Alicia Mason :) So glad to know you have your own too! Sure it's also cute all in knitting :)
why does looking at this make me so happy ;-;
She lied 🤥 she never made a this kitty hat look that this Designs she made up That is not a kitty cat ears
@@kevinjoe184 there's only so much you can do with loom knitting, it very much creates the illusion of cat ears when you wear it. I have made multiple of these hats and it more than gets the point across
@licorice veins how long to make that kitty ears I’m confuse the last part
Thank you sooo much for this video! It is my first time to loom knit and I find your video very helpful and easy to follow. Im so into this now!!! Thank you so much for sharing! I'll be looking forward to more of your super cool videos :) Hoping for a cellphone case tutorial next time :)
Hi tuteate, thank you very much for the tutorials, I love them! This is the 2nd hat I'm knitting and going to make more of other things, too!! The kitty hat that I made with a 41 peg loom and a thicker yarn-for needles 7-9 cm-turned out too big for my head and the ears are quite big (( I followed your advice and didn't fold the hat in two, only knitted abt 18-19 cm and then closed it. The hat now is 60 cm circumfence (round) and my head only 56!!! Think I will try another kitty ears hat with a thicker yarn now
Zhenya Kolokshanskaya hi! Thank you for your nice words and your feedback! Wish you good luck with this second try!!
Very cute!
Rainfeather Pearl thank you! :)
thank you for making this video!
Wow! So amazing and cute :)
Burnt Marshmellow thank you! ^_^
I'm gonna use this to make a hat like Julia's on Big Brother. THANKS:)
Super cute
So helpful! Thank you
This is amazing! Thank you so much!!! 💜💜
Can you make a cardigan tutorial? Thanks:)
it's awesome and easy to make
I'm going to try it and can you do a sweater tutorial??
Cookies Life hi! Here you have a sweater tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/_BvD6Ji7fjk/v-deo.html :)
this is super cutee
sehr gute anleitungen
iI like your work and music nice
cant wait to try
Hi, I just finished mine and it's super cute!!! can I use a 36 peg round loom for a small kid or it only works for 41 peg loom? Thanks for your videos
Fantastic!!!!!!! You're a clever girl! Thank you so much for this! I was wondering... how does she do the ears??? Hehehe!!!
ppyli hahahaha ;)
Thanks for your video , I am knitting exactly as you show , made a few rows and it looks different than on your hat :(. Not sure why .
I absolutely love your videos! Your channel inspires me.
I do have a question about this project. I finally got around to making it myself. So cute!! What If I wanted to make it for a child? Would just using a smaller loom do the trick?
My loom only has 40 pegs and I read yours has 41. Will this mess have a different outcome on the knit/purl rotation? Thanks in advance for your help! This and 4 of your mug cozies/sweaters are last minute stocking stuffers. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Liz Vaughn hi! :) You can use a 40 peg loom, but you will need to make a little change to get the same stitch, since the seed stitch alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. This means that on a 41 peg loom, we start the first round with a knit and the second round will start with a purl (because of the odd number of pegs). On a 40 peg loom you will need to "force" this change, and you will always need to start the next round with the opposite stitch. A tip to do that: You just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). :-) Hope this helps!
Liz Vaughn BTW! We'd love to see your results :) (feel free to send us a picture to info@tuteate.com)
Tuteate I was going to ask a similar question, glad I read the comments first. :)
thank you tuteate, you are my fanourite teacher in loom knitting! How about kids ? Do i use the same loom with 41 pegs or the smalller one ?
Irene Arabatzoglou thank you! For kids you better use a smaller one (36 peg loom / 31 peg loom) :)
Could you use thinner yarn or would that not work? Does it have to be bulky? This is an amazing tutorial and I love that I can actually go back in the video and find where I may have missed something! Thank u for using written words instead of verbal!!!!
erin may hi! If your yarn is too thin, it will leave a lot of space between pegs and your work will come out "holey". You could try using 2 or 3 strands of your yarn at the same time if you don't have bulky yarn...
thanks! i tried it with two strands and it worked great. its really warm and looks a lot like a hello kitty. Thank you so much for the video!
Also, I know you are super busy and your so awesome to do these tutorials, but I need to get this into the post today so that it will make it by Christmas. Sooo, a quick reply would be so very appreciated!
I just finished making this hat, the only thing I didn't do was fold over to make the hat thicker, and i didn't loom to the full 17cm i did a little less and the hat was way to big. Idk if i did something wrong or what. The bottom is really loose, is that because i didn't fold over? I use thick yarn that's fuzzy. I made hats on the same loom before and they fit :( i just don't know how to fix this hat, i really love it. Any advice? Thank you.
Tomariz hi! Hmmm maybe you could try weaving somehow the bottom of your hat, this should tight it up a bit...
this is so cute!! I love all your video so much thank you so much :")
I hope I can maybe(??) make a bunny hat from the general ideas you taught in this video (for some reason there are like none on youtube??)
Thanks so much again!!!
Thank you! :) If you want to make a bunny hat maybe these other tutorials will be useful to you too: ua-cam.com/video/Sc-yomdN-RI/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/KgQkxFgZNEY/v-deo.html
Ahhh thank you so much!
Opps meant "GOD" BLESS YA!!! :-)
Very cute! Im def going to try this. Do you think that a 36 peg loom would work for an adult sized hat? Also, do you think putting a tack in the middle of each ear would give the ears an even more defined shape?
+Amelia Sims hi! Yes, you can use a 36 peg loom to make this project. You just will need to make a little change to get the same stitch, since the seed stitch alternates knit over purl and purl over knit. This means that on a 41 peg loom, we start the first round with a knit and the second round will start with a purl (because of the odd number of pegs). On a36 peg loom you will need to "force" this change, and you will always need to start the next round with the opposite stitch. A tip to do that: You just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). :-) Hope this helps!
can you please make a loom knitted turban
Will this work with a regular brim hat if you close it the same way and without the folding method?
+Vanessa Barnes hi! Yes, it should work :)
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I just started on one of your videos and this is my first ever knitting anything. I'm really enjoying it, and can not wait to see the end result. I was wondering though was size yarn you are using as far as the thickness goes on this one? I may try it next and just want to be sure I get the right kind. The one I am making this time I believe I'm using a thinner yarn on.
the easiest tutorial by far but what loom would I use for a baby ? and do I still knit to 35cm?
October Leigh hi! Thanks :) Maybe for a baby the best loom to use would be the 31 peg loom (we used it here, for a leg warmer: How to Loom Knit Leg Warmers (DIY Tutorial) ) and knit to 22cm (the resulting hat would be 11cm height ). Please let us know if you make it, ok? :)
Bravo
fatiha bahij thank you! ^_^
Super
Is there a way to get the same results without folding it over? Its too thick for me
Stacey〈3 hi! yes, if you don't want to fold it you can do the same but for 17cm long (instead of 35cm) and then continue from minute 7:00
Hello, I really love this pattern. Just a quick question, about how many rows is 35cm in length?
Never mind, I figured it out. Thank you for this lovely pattern. I figured it to be about 56 rows as I looked up that 4 rows equals an inch. So 35 Cm equals 14inches. Awesome. :)
darthevil9999 perfect :) We usually don't specify the numbers of rows because sometimes people don't use the same yarn thickness of us, so maybe they need different number of rows to get the same length. Hope you get a nice hat! ^_^ We'd love to see it! If you want to, you can send us a picture of your result to info@tuteate.com :) We are updating our blog post with your results: www.tuteate.com/2014/09/17/teje-un-gorro-de-gatito-con-telar/
Can we use a smaller loom for babies or children?
Donna Duong yes
Would you know how to make a baby mermaid tail ? Plz and thx
I guess I will need to start my hat over since I did not know about the the change if using a 40 peg loom :(
mine worked well all most
Please make a video for a teddy bear hat! :)
+Katie K. hi! Here we have one: ua-cam.com/video/2ZcNnrXOJ1w/v-deo.html
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I am new to knitting and love this hat but how do you do the ears please?
Hello! I'm working on this project currently and I'm halfway to 35 cm, I'm just wondering if I should fold the hat as it shows on the video because the yarn I'm using is (as it says on the pack) size 6 super bulky and is 142g?
Mai Aimaia hi! If it is very bulky and you already have the half of the length (17cm or so) you can just skip to the end, where we bind off and close the hat (without folding the piece).
I'm a beginner! And love all your videos! how long did this take to make?
Vanessa Arteaga thank you! :) 2 hours or so
can you do this with crochet
I counted and my loom has 40 pegs... unless we count the little one on the side? Can I adapt for this?