I've been knitting for 55 years & crocheting for 49. I can crochet for hours doing complex freeform designs but knitting is now making my hands sore. Looking to change my technique I came across your channel & have started retraining. At 63 I am always surprised what I can learn from younger people. You have the knack! Thank you.
Hey, maybe try Portuguese knitting method. It's a very effective way to knit, less painful for hands and not very different than continental/english knitting. Hope that can help you.
i've never knitted a day in my life (been a crochet girlie ever since 😅), but i'm saving this for when i finally get some knitting supplies. your instructions seem very easy to follow! thanks for a wonderful tutorial - hopefully the next time i come back to your comments section, i've already started learning how to knit haha 🙏
The measuring trick for the long-tail cast on is GENIUS. I have been knitting for a while but have always just “winged it” for the length of my long tail cast ons. I’m pretty sure you just altered the course of my entire life 😂🎉
As a beginner in knitting, this was really beginner friendly, and you explain how to do it so well. Also I was surprised at how quick I could knit after doing a few rows. I would love to see more knitting patterns from you!
I'm so damn excited because I want to learn to knit so bad but I haven't found a knitter that I vibe with. My dreams have come true because I absolutely love your teaching style and crochet patterns. Now I can learn to knit like you too!!!😁
I just started this last night and had to restart four times but I made it to six rows when I stopped for the night bc I was determined! Definitely would not be mad at more knitting tutorials!!
You are a great teacher. The way i "learned" to knit never made sense and looked terrible. So I crochet all the time. I'm 63 and going to get some needles and give this a try. Time to mix things up. Thank you!!
Google recommended this to me for some reason (you've pleased the algorithm I guess). I don't knit, but I've been crocheting a bit and this is a wonderful beginner dive into knitting! Thanks 🙏
I FINALLY KNIT SOMETHING!!!!! I’ve been crocheting for a few years, would consider myself an advanced crocheter, but could never pick up knitting. I logically knew how to do it but my hands didn’t understand how to do what my brain was telling them to 😂 I think knitting is so much harder than crochet. As a result I just couldn’t gather enough patience to actually make a finished product. This is a great tutorial, I actually followed through with making a full beanie and it turned out perfect. I’m so proud of myself 💞
I made my hat and I’m so proud of myself because I’ve never knitted in my life (crocheted since I was very young, 43 now). These instructions were so simple thank you so much
I've always wanted to learn how to knit. Thank you for making this easy to understand. I was able to do this project... it took awhile to finish but I got it. There are a few mistakes but not bad for a first time knitter. I tried attaching a picture but it wouldn't let me. I now have the confidence to try other projects.
I know you hate Caron simply soft but I had some left over from YEARS ago in a bright almost neon pink and stranded it with 2 strands of a Caron simply soft pale pink and it turned out amazing! Didn’t think I’d ever use up that stash. Wish I could upload a picture. Anyway super soft squishy warm and cozy! Thanks for easy to follow tutorial!
Your tutorials are so thorough and concise... I have made a few of these already, since your Vlog-mas videos lol, but for those who aren't knitters, you show and explain the process very well! That's what drew me to your channel in the first place, your top tutorials are so easy to follow! Thanks for sharing your talents with us Kelsie. ❤ These hats are so nice, warm and perfect for our stupid arctic weather we're getting here in Michigan 😂💖 I can't wait to see what is next. 😊
This was my first knit project. At the begining it was a little rough but i pulled through and i had perfect stitches, thanks to you PassioKnit Kelsie. Over all it was an amaizing tutorial and verry beginer friendly. Thank you sooooo much
Awesome. Ty for tutorial. I'm a big crochet girly. I've never knitted in round but wanted to forever almost, lol, Im retired now. I've knitted & crocheted since I was 7. My Mom taught me to knit & grandma taught me to crochet, now you a younger generation, is teaching me, love it! I got rid of my circular knitting machine after 48 hats for charity. I hated its frustration with dropped stitches, too inconsistent. I ordered circular needles today. I can't wait to crank out some more hats for gifts. Ty again for posting.
After years of crocheting I tried learning to knit years ago and failed miserably. Your channel made me want to try again and using this video I both learned to knit and finished a knitting project for the first time.
This is an absolutely wonderful tutorial. I hate when a crafter simply gathers the top of the hat and you get all that rippling on top of your head. Great video! Can’t wait to see more.
never thought i would try knitting, it looked too advanced (i've been crocheting for less than a year,) but u made that look so easy, i can't wait to try now!
This is my first time knitting with needles. It’s even fun casting on! And when I decided to stop and count my loops, I was at 56! I love good signs 🤩 I’m gonna share my progress along the way
Once I figured out where to put the yarn and each fingers’ job during the stitches, I love it! I can see this being really fun when you’re in a flow with it. Thanks for the tutorials!
This was SO incredibly helpful! Your directions were so helpful and you explained things so well. I was going along great until a few mistakes, then a friend led me to some videos to learn how to "tink" and once then, back on track! I can't believe I actually finished a knitting project. Made the beanie for my mom while she was in the hospital, thank you for bringing joy to our day! I can't wait to make more this fall :)
Can you use a size 6 weight yarn instead of double stranding and it turn out the same ? I bought some yarn that I was hoping would work in my sentro but did not. But I want to use it to make this pattern!😅 edit- I got the lion brand super bulky yarn in the baby pink color, I didn’t like it to hand knit with it either kept sticking to my needles, so I ended up double stranding and it worked better and came out super good. Thank you Kelsie !
I’m super excited 😆💜💜💜☺️! I actually bought my circular knitting needles 🧶 last month because of you. I’m so happy you made this video. Thank you Kelsie💜.!
Iv'e also been trying to make a shrug but can't find any good tutorials to follow. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow and I appreciate that 🫶
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I saw your latest vlog and loved the one you made, so I have used a blue strand and a beige strand to make one as a gift. It works up so quickly!
Kelsie I just finished my own chunky knit beanie and it turned out so freaking cute! Thanks for the pattern and video! Brb gonna go make one in all colors
the best tutorial ever. thank you it was fantastisk to se it with my granddaughter, whom i am trying to learn the wonderfull world of craft. you are amaising. love from denmark :D
I can tell you're a crochet girlie with the way you hold your yarn while knitting. I learned to knit at 10. But I do more crochet now.... I still hold my yarn in my dominant hand with my hook
Hi, do you maybe take measurements at 7:16? I am using smaller size of needles and i think i should make some more CO, but i don't know how many - how long should be the first 'row'
Hi so I just learned to knit two days ago just finished this hat and love it! Random question is there a proper way to slip slip to decrease I noticed for each decrease row you do it a little different. First one you go through the front on the first loop and normal through the second loop before the knit, second row you go through the front on both loops before you knit, and the last row you go through the front of the first loop and then just attach to the second loop to do a knit. Not sure if that made sense sorry! 😅
If you’re a beginner you should look up the slip slip knit decrease vs the knit 2 together decrease :) it just determines which stitch ends up on top, the first one or the second one. I am doing it an interesting way so that none of my stitches get twisted and they lay flat (because I purl through the back loop)
That purl makes sense! I knit continental like you but I have trouble with loosey-goosey tension sometimes when purling; going through the back loop seems like it would help a lot. I’m going to try it. Thanks!
I love this tutorial! I am working on my first hat with this pattern! My one question for you is can you show how to so the slip slip knit a little slower? I can’t seem to understand what the difference is betweeen knitting 2 stitches together vs the slip slip knit . Maybe it’s not making sense as I am new to knitting . Thank you !
I was watching your vlogmas series and saw this! I searched everywhere for the pattern lol. Thank you so much for this video Kelsie!!!!! ❤ Oh, also, where did you get your needles? As a beginner to knitting, i prefer to use wood needles and it appears you are using wood as well?
I have been using knitters pride interchangeable needles for years and they are amazing! They were a gift, but I believe they were purchased on Amazon. I have the ginger set, but they have a few to choose from! (:
Okay, so I am new to all this. I made my first beanie and it turned out amazing, thank you Kelsie…awesome tutorial, first time ever even holding knitting needles and I made a perfect beanie! However, the kit I bought came with I think 4.5” long needles and a 24” cable. I made it work but my SIL said to buy the shorter needles, so I ordered those and now I see they only go to 6mm 🤦🏼♀️ Anyone know what I should buy so I stop wasting money? 😂 I bought the mosaic interchangeable needle sets from KnitPicks. I have the regular and the shorties now. Thank you!
Love this! Tutorial is easy to follow and I love how the end product turned out! Will this crown decrease work if I make a smaller beanie (single stand if worsted weight yarn and 4mm or 5mm needles? I assume I'll have to repeat the third SSK only round another time or two to get the stitches down enough... Will that look right? Also, why is it so difficult to find SHORT tip 8mm 16" fixed circulars in Canada?!
AAHHHH! knitting was always so scary and confusing to me as a crochet girlie, but needing an emergency belated christmas present i had to learn and make a beanie QUICK! felt like i was throwing gang signs at first while learning how to hold the yarn/tension/needles but a few rows in it started to feel more natural. although i had yarn splitting issues, i was able to fix most of them by the time i did a full rotation back around the project to drop the split parts that caught on the needle. it came out near perfect, but i feel that my stitches/tension was too loose. which is weird cuz usually i have the opposite issue when i crochet wayyy too tight sometimes lol. planning to already make another beanie or 2 i'll be able to improve!
Nice and simple pattern, thank you! Noticed your CO is only knitwise...is there any reason not to do the CO in rib? Or will that make the folded-up edge TOO stretchy?
Hello, I’m following your video for my first beanie. I have wool yarn with minimal stretch but it’s thick that says it wants 8mm needles. Do you think this will work? Thank you for your videos!
Hi there !! I would love to see a tutorial on one of your tops! Awesome channel. Keep up the good work ! Just one of the basic ones. Awesome work ! I wish I could go as fast as you! Cheers ! Your dog is cute too ! Adorable.
Such a beautiful beanie. I love it!!! Thank you SO much for that tutorial. I’m currently knitting a Hooded Cat Cape by Hobii. I don’t fully know what I’m doing so wish me luck!! 😅😅
As long as you don’t double up on yarn and use appropriate sized needles I don’t see why not. Although I’m a crocheter not a knitter so take what I say with a grain of salt lol
2 strands of worsted weight yarn =6 weight yarn. as long as you follow the needle size suggested on the label (tight knitter go up half a size, loose knitter go down half a size). hope this helps.
I have a thinner yarn and thinner needles so I used 70 stitches instead... should I add 2 more decreasing rounds before your final slip slip knit round?? :) (help, I am halmost finished :-D)
I tried searching the comments to see if someone else asked but couldn't find anything. What is the finished weight of the beanie? What length should I knit for a brimless beanie? How much does that weigh? Sorry for all the questions 😅 I'm trying see if I have enough yarn
Just one question… does it matter if i have longer needles?? I started with longer but don’t have another pair that si shorter. Im the only one who knits in my house technically so help meeeeeeee plssss btw luv ur videos
If you have a longer cable, it depends. If it's much longer (32" or 40"), look up magic loop or traveling loop. If it's 24" tip to tip, it's going to be tricky. I'd probably try to use DPNs (double pointed needles). Worst case scenario, you could make the hat flat and seam it up at the end. Best of luck!
I've been knitting for 55 years & crocheting for 49. I can crochet for hours doing complex freeform designs but knitting is now making my hands sore. Looking to change my technique I came across your channel & have started retraining. At 63 I am always surprised what I can learn from younger people. You have the knack! Thank you.
Hey, maybe try Portuguese knitting method. It's a very effective way to knit, less painful for hands and not very different than continental/english knitting. Hope that can help you.
@@liliaque2161 Thank you for the suggestion. I'll check it out.
For the first time ever I was able to knit something other than rectangle panels. And it turned out great. Thanks a ton.
i've never knitted a day in my life (been a crochet girlie ever since 😅), but i'm saving this for when i finally get some knitting supplies. your instructions seem very easy to follow! thanks for a wonderful tutorial - hopefully the next time i come back to your comments section, i've already started learning how to knit haha 🙏
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I started with knitting and once I learned crochet I was hooked, pun intended. I only ever made knitted scarves so this will be a fun challenge
How did you hat turn out?
Same❤ I picked up crocheting from grandma but I like that knitting uses both hands ❤
The measuring trick for the long-tail cast on is GENIUS. I have been knitting for a while but have always just “winged it” for the length of my long tail cast ons. I’m pretty sure you just altered the course of my entire life 😂🎉
Glad it was helpful!
As a beginner in knitting, this was really beginner friendly, and you explain how to do it so well. Also I was surprised at how quick I could knit after doing a few rows. I would love to see more knitting patterns from you!
I'm so damn excited because I want to learn to knit so bad but I haven't found a knitter that I vibe with. My dreams have come true because I absolutely love your teaching style and crochet patterns. Now I can learn to knit like you too!!!😁
Me excited to try this vs me riding the struggle bus actually trying it.
I just started this last night and had to restart four times but I made it to six rows when I stopped for the night bc I was determined! Definitely would not be mad at more knitting tutorials!!
You are a great teacher. The way i "learned" to knit never made sense and looked terrible. So I crochet all the time. I'm 63 and going to get some needles and give this a try. Time to mix things up. Thank you!!
Google recommended this to me for some reason (you've pleased the algorithm I guess). I don't knit, but I've been crocheting a bit and this is a wonderful beginner dive into knitting! Thanks 🙏
Welcome!
I FINALLY KNIT SOMETHING!!!!! I’ve been crocheting for a few years, would consider myself an advanced crocheter, but could never pick up knitting. I logically knew how to do it but my hands didn’t understand how to do what my brain was telling them to 😂 I think knitting is so much harder than crochet. As a result I just couldn’t gather enough patience to actually make a finished product. This is a great tutorial, I actually followed through with making a full beanie and it turned out perfect. I’m so proud of myself 💞
I made my hat and I’m so proud of myself because I’ve never knitted in my life (crocheted since I was very young, 43 now). These instructions were so simple thank you so much
Kelsie! You've inspired me to start knitting and you've been the ONLY tutorial I can follow regarding casting on, you made it so easy!
Please make a beginner's guide to knitting series too. I seriously need It and love your detailed explanation 💖
after crocheting for a 2 years i just learned to knit in 30 mins thanks to your video. So good at explaining
I've always wanted to learn how to knit. Thank you for making this easy to understand. I was able to do this project... it took awhile to finish but I got it. There are a few mistakes but not bad for a first time knitter. I tried attaching a picture but it wouldn't let me. I now have the confidence to try other projects.
I know you hate Caron simply soft but I had some left over from YEARS ago in a bright almost neon pink and stranded it with 2 strands of a Caron simply soft pale pink and it turned out amazing! Didn’t think I’d ever use up that stash. Wish I could upload a picture. Anyway super soft squishy warm and cozy! Thanks for easy to follow tutorial!
Your tutorials are so thorough and concise... I have made a few of these already, since your Vlog-mas videos lol, but for those who aren't knitters, you show and explain the process very well! That's what drew me to your channel in the first place, your top tutorials are so easy to follow! Thanks for sharing your talents with us Kelsie. ❤ These hats are so nice, warm and perfect for our stupid arctic weather we're getting here in Michigan 😂💖 I can't wait to see what is next. 😊
This was my first knit project. At the begining it was a little rough but i pulled through and i had perfect stitches, thanks to you PassioKnit Kelsie.
Over all it was an amaizing tutorial and verry beginer friendly. Thank you sooooo much
I can’t wait to try this! I crochet but to knit a hat has been on my bucket list. Thank you for making this tutorial!
Awesome. Ty for tutorial. I'm a big crochet girly. I've never knitted in round but wanted to forever almost, lol, Im retired now. I've knitted & crocheted since I was 7. My Mom taught me to knit & grandma taught me to crochet, now you a younger generation, is teaching me, love it! I got rid of my circular knitting machine after 48 hats for charity. I hated its frustration with dropped stitches, too inconsistent. I ordered circular needles today. I can't wait to crank out some more hats for gifts. Ty again for posting.
After years of crocheting I tried learning to knit years ago and failed miserably. Your channel made me want to try again and using this video I both learned to knit and finished a knitting project for the first time.
This is an absolutely wonderful tutorial. I hate when a crafter simply gathers the top of the hat and you get all that rippling on top of your head. Great video! Can’t wait to see more.
This was SO helpful! I officially knit my first hat!!!
never thought i would try knitting, it looked too advanced (i've been crocheting for less than a year,) but u made that look so easy, i can't wait to try now!
I am a newbie to knitting after many years of not knitting. I love the concise and easy to follow tutorial.❤
This is my first time knitting with needles. It’s even fun casting on! And when I decided to stop and count my loops, I was at 56! I love good signs 🤩
I’m gonna share my progress along the way
Once I figured out where to put the yarn and each fingers’ job during the stitches, I love it! I can see this being really fun when you’re in a flow with it. Thanks for the tutorials!
I have crocheted for years and have always wanted to knit. Thank you for this tutorial. It was easy to learn. I have made 4 hats so far 💖
This was SO incredibly helpful! Your directions were so helpful and you explained things so well. I was going along great until a few mistakes, then a friend led me to some videos to learn how to "tink" and once then, back on track! I can't believe I actually finished a knitting project. Made the beanie for my mom while she was in the hospital, thank you for bringing joy to our day! I can't wait to make more this fall :)
TY! I was given several skeins of acrylic yarn and I was seraph f for a project,,,beyond a baby blanket☺️ this is a perfect solution!
Instructions were very clear , I knitted my first beanie YYYYEEESSSSS
Yay!!
Thanks!
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I have been using this method to cast on stitches a few times now and I will say it’s pretty accurate ❤❤❤love you
Can you use a size 6 weight yarn instead of double stranding and it turn out the same ?
I bought some yarn that I was hoping would work in my sentro but did not. But I want to use it to make this pattern!😅
edit- I got the lion brand super bulky yarn in the baby pink color, I didn’t like it to hand knit with it either kept sticking to my needles, so I ended up double stranding and it worked better and came out super good. Thank you Kelsie !
Yes a size 6 will work :)
@@PassioKnitKelsieawesome thank you!
I’m super excited 😆💜💜💜☺️! I actually bought my circular knitting needles 🧶 last month because of you. I’m so happy you made this video. Thank you Kelsie💜.!
Iv'e also been trying to make a shrug but can't find any good tutorials to follow. Your tutorials are so clear and easy to follow and I appreciate that 🫶
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I saw your latest vlog and loved the one you made, so I have used a blue strand and a beige strand to make one as a gift. It works up so quickly!
you were so easy to follow and added a few new skills to this new knitting girl. Thank You!! I am going to enjoy wearing my hat this winter.
I just finished my first knitted beanie or first knitted anything lol, and I immediately started another one 🤍
Havent taught myself to knit yet, but this will be on my to do list. Thank you for the very informative tutorial.
Kelsie I just finished my own chunky knit beanie and it turned out so freaking cute! Thanks for the pattern and video! Brb gonna go make one in all colors
the best tutorial ever. thank you it was fantastisk to se it with my granddaughter, whom i am trying to learn the wonderfull world of craft. you are amaising. love from denmark :D
Hi Kelsie, Thank you for showing your knit hat pattern. I’m practicing now, it’s been years since I have knitted and love your knitting style. 🥰🥰
Yes the tutorial I was waiting on!!
This was so fun to knit! I used Premier Puzzle Shimmer yarn. Super pretty!
I can tell you're a crochet girlie with the way you hold your yarn while knitting. I learned to knit at 10. But I do more crochet now.... I still hold my yarn in my dominant hand with my hook
Just finished hat #1 out of total of 14 needed. Such a nice warm hat! Thank you!
Hi, do you maybe take measurements at 7:16? I am using smaller size of needles and i think i should make some more CO, but i don't know how many - how long should be the first 'row'
I can finally knitt a beanie ❤ Love all your videos ❤
This is something I might actually be able to knit! Thank you! I might try this, lol.
Do more knitting tutorials but for beginners, pleeeeease!!!
I'm buying the supplies to make this right now! Never knit a day in my life, but I'm gonna learn!
Hi so I just learned to knit two days ago just finished this hat and love it! Random question is there a proper way to slip slip to decrease I noticed for each decrease row you do it a little different. First one you go through the front on the first loop and normal through the second loop before the knit, second row you go through the front on both loops before you knit, and the last row you go through the front of the first loop and then just attach to the second loop to do a knit. Not sure if that made sense sorry! 😅
If you’re a beginner you should look up the slip slip knit decrease vs the knit 2 together decrease :) it just determines which stitch ends up on top, the first one or the second one. I am doing it an interesting way so that none of my stitches get twisted and they lay flat (because I purl through the back loop)
@ yea very beginner here lol but was able to make the hat thank you 🙏🏻 and thanks for replying big fan 😄
Been scrolling the comments looking for this question. So if we did a regular purl, we slip them both the same way, correct? @PassioKnitKelsie
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I hate knitting! Did i make myself a beanie in two days ? Yes 😂 🎉🎉🎉
Waiting for knitting supplies to come🤭🤭 watching to mentally prepare myself thank you for making these!!
Thank you for the tutorial!!!!! Been looking for a simple knitted beanie tutorial!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Hope you like it!
That purl makes sense! I knit continental like you but I have trouble with loosey-goosey tension sometimes when purling; going through the back loop seems like it would help a lot. I’m going to try it. Thanks!
Thanks so much for making and sharing this. I appreciate it.Have a great day!!!❤❤❤
thanx for this, made it using premier bloom (single strand) and on e ball exactly enough and its gorgeous
This tutorial was very well explained and ex£cuted. I will be rewatching when I get some knitting needles and give this tutorial a try. 😉
Just learned how to Knit from this thanks! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your pattern! Very easy yet good quality hat!
Thank you for this excellent lesson!!!
I love this tutorial! I am working on my first hat with this pattern! My one question for you is can you show how to so the slip slip knit a little slower? I can’t seem to understand what the difference is betweeen knitting 2 stitches together vs the slip slip knit . Maybe it’s not making sense as I am new to knitting . Thank you !
I was watching your vlogmas series and saw this! I searched everywhere for the pattern lol. Thank you so much for this video Kelsie!!!!! ❤
Oh, also, where did you get your needles? As a beginner to knitting, i prefer to use wood needles and it appears you are using wood as well?
i need to know what brand of needles you use. looking for a good set of interchangable/ set of fixed needles
I have been using knitters pride interchangeable needles for years and they are amazing! They were a gift, but I believe they were purchased on Amazon. I have the ginger set, but they have a few to choose from! (:
Ooh yay I might try this one I usually crochet but have been wanting to get into knitting
Okay, so I am new to all this. I made my first beanie and it turned out amazing, thank you Kelsie…awesome tutorial, first time ever even holding knitting needles and I made a perfect beanie! However, the kit I bought came with I think 4.5” long needles and a 24” cable. I made it work but my SIL said to buy the shorter needles, so I ordered those and now I see they only go to 6mm 🤦🏼♀️
Anyone know what I should buy so I stop wasting money? 😂
I bought the mosaic interchangeable needle sets from KnitPicks. I have the regular and the shorties now. Thank you!
Love this! Tutorial is easy to follow and I love how the end product turned out!
Will this crown decrease work if I make a smaller beanie (single stand if worsted weight yarn and 4mm or 5mm needles? I assume I'll have to repeat the third SSK only round another time or two to get the stitches down enough... Will that look right?
Also, why is it so difficult to find SHORT tip 8mm 16" fixed circulars in Canada?!
Love this! I made two hats this way already. Thank you so much!
AAHHHH! knitting was always so scary and confusing to me as a crochet girlie, but needing an emergency belated christmas present i had to learn and make a beanie QUICK! felt like i was throwing gang signs at first while learning how to hold the yarn/tension/needles but a few rows in it started to feel more natural. although i had yarn splitting issues, i was able to fix most of them by the time i did a full rotation back around the project to drop the split parts that caught on the needle. it came out near perfect, but i feel that my stitches/tension was too loose. which is weird cuz usually i have the opposite issue when i crochet wayyy too tight sometimes lol. planning to already make another beanie or 2 i'll be able to improve!
Would you be able to knit this with straight knitting needles?
Just finished mine, loved it❤❤❤
Now I know why I like crocheting better 😂😂😂 lol knits is a bit hard but I got it down now lol Haha
Following your tutorial, thank you. The Pearl info at 11:14 should have come at the beginning 😂🎉
Nice and simple pattern, thank you! Noticed your CO is only knitwise...is there any reason not to do the CO in rib? Or will that make the folded-up edge TOO stretchy?
I am soooo gonna make this! Thank
you for this tutorial!
I'm not a strong knitter, but I want to be!
Can you please make a video about how can we understand how many stitches do we need to cast on for any project.
How many do you cast on for men's size, how many inches long do you knit for mens size? Thanks!😉
this will fit 19 inch head all the way to 24 inch since it is super stretchy.
Hello, I’m following your video for my first beanie. I have wool yarn with minimal stretch but it’s thick that says it wants 8mm needles. Do you think this will work? Thank you for your videos!
I just learned to knit while watching your videos, and am working on my first hat. I am wondering what brand of knitting needles you are using?
Knitters pride
When you slip the stitches, are you going in the front of the stitch on the knits and the backs fot the pearls?
Defenently going to try this 😊 Thank you for the tutorial!
OMG!!! This is soo cute!!! I've been waiting for this tutorial, can't wait to try it out!! I've never knit before, any tips???
Hi there !! I would love to see a tutorial on one of your tops! Awesome channel. Keep up the good work ! Just one of the basic ones. Awesome work ! I wish I could go as fast as you! Cheers ! Your dog is cute too ! Adorable.
She’s got lots of top tutorials btw lol
Great tutorial! I crochet but I’ve never knitted. I can’t find that size of needles anywhere and I went to 4 stores 😭 Where did you get yours?
Such a beautiful beanie. I love it!!! Thank you SO much for that tutorial. I’m currently knitting a Hooded Cat Cape by Hobii. I don’t fully know what I’m doing so wish me luck!! 😅😅
Love your knitting needles can you share where you got them please
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❤ here from your Vlogmas series this year....thank you for the tutorial ❤
Thankyou for the tutorial, I love your videos ❤
it took me a week but i finally knit my first beanie!
Can this use for regular hat as well like it's not chunky if you get what I'm trying to ask😅😅😅😅
As long as you don’t double up on yarn and use appropriate sized needles I don’t see why not. Although I’m a crocheter not a knitter so take what I say with a grain of salt lol
2 strands of worsted weight yarn =6 weight yarn. as long as you follow the needle size suggested on the label (tight knitter go up half a size, loose knitter go down half a size). hope this helps.
Would this work with size 5 or 6 yarn instead of double size 4 yarn?
It will work with a 6 weight
Thank you for the tutorial. Easy to follow. What brand needles are you using if I may ask?
I have a thinner yarn and thinner needles so I used 70 stitches instead... should I add 2 more decreasing rounds before your final slip slip knit round?? :) (help, I am halmost finished :-D)
The crown starts at 14:43
I tried searching the comments to see if someone else asked but couldn't find anything. What is the finished weight of the beanie? What length should I knit for a brimless beanie? How much does that weigh? Sorry for all the questions 😅 I'm trying see if I have enough yarn
Just one question… does it matter if i have longer needles?? I started with longer but don’t have another pair that si shorter. Im the only one who knits in my house technically so help meeeeeeee plssss btw luv ur videos
If you have a longer cable, it depends. If it's much longer (32" or 40"), look up magic loop or traveling loop. If it's 24" tip to tip, it's going to be tricky. I'd probably try to use DPNs (double pointed needles). Worst case scenario, you could make the hat flat and seam it up at the end. Best of luck!
Do you have to use short needles to make this in the round?
May I ask where you got you’re knitting needles from? I’m trying to buy a set and not sure if I should do Amazon or hobbi