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How to make a simple hat on a round knitting loom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2022
- When I was first learning how to crochet, my mom asked me to help her with a charity project - if she bought the yarn, would I make blankets and scarves? I agreed immediately, mostly because I didn't have money for yarn at the time. A year or so into this project, she asked if I could make hats. I hadn't learned how to work in the round yet, so I said no... but then we saw these round looms at Michaels one day, with the picture of a winter hat on the front of the packaging. Mom asked if I'd like to learn how to make hats on the looms, and I said yes! That year, sure enough, Santa left a set of round looms under the tree. That was back in the late 90's. I've made at least 1000 hats just like the one in this video, where I hope I describe how to do so well enough, for you to make as many hats as you would like!
This hat ended up using 71.4 yards of Paton's Melody yarn. In my experience, you'll want to make sure you have at least 60 yards of whatever yarn you're using.
I've scanned many patterns and videos, but this was the easiest and most thorough to follow and the presenter is so kind!
Aww, thank you!
Started to loom ,find instructions very easy n I can understand tks
Thank you for this video. I couldn't believe how simple it was to make a hat. Your explanation was very clear and easy to understand. I have been crocheting for years, but this method of no counting or marking stitches is an easy way to work on a project while watching TV at night.
I'm glad you found it helpful! I love making hats this way.
This was a great paced video thank you so much!
I'm glad you liked it!
Thank you sooo much!
I finally made my first hat from learning your video ❤
Excellent!
Thank You I appreciate it very much!
Thanks so much! Made my first hat and can’t wait to try another one🥰
Thank u so much I came back to this kit bc of u and I could not be anymore grateful u did so well at explaining while others are going fast and explaining 😭🙏
I'm glad I could help!
thank u!!!!
That’s a lovely warm hat! I think I’m going to try to make one!
Thank you so much I find this hat easy to make...wow Have a nice day and hope to see you soon,
I'm glad I could help. ^_^
Thank you so much for this pattern wow I made 2hats for children . So happy i will make more for charity.
Wonderful!!
Nice mdm
nice work - love it
You explain great.
Super goede uitleg
Bedankt!
thank you very much that vidio was awsome i am a beginner with the loom you expaned it very well so i could understand how it works thanks again😊
I'm happy to help!
I love your cast off
Hi I wanted to make a hat because it's getting cold. I found your video and made my first hat it was beautiful. I specially like how easy it was to bind off. Thanks
I'm glad I could help!
Thx!
I like you calm peaceful style. But what on earth have you done with 1000s of hats!! Thank you
I donate them to charity. :)
I have use size 4 and it came out fine
You explain everything really well and it's very easy to understand even for a beginner. I have a question tho, i know how to knit using circular needles and i usually do around 100 stitches of 1×1 rib pattern for a beanie. I have never used a loom and wanted to learn knitting on one. So my question is, does the fabric knitted in a loom is as stretchable as of the needles and what size of loom and yarn should use to make a beanie?
The stitch I use on my looms is equivalent to the twisted knit stitch, which isn't as stretchy as stockinette, and definitely not as stretchy as 1x1 ribbing. That being said, you can absolutely do both of those stitch patterns on a loom (I just don't bother).
These round loom sets are typically best used with a chunky yarn (#5 on the ball band), or something you'd use size 8 or 9 mm needles with.
I use mostly the 36 peg loom for hats.
My best advice is to try making one and see how big it turns out to be.
Can you make it double thickness by making a long tube and making both ends the top? I don’t know if my question makes sense. I have seen videos of the addi or sentry machine and they make theirs double thickness. I was wondering if you can also make it like that with the loom. Thank you, I enjoyed your video and explanation
Yes! I do believe you can. I haven't tried it yet because the looms I have use thick yarn already. There is a technique for starting that results in a draw string closure at the beginning. Otherwise, you can leave a longer starting end, and then just baste through the stitches at the bottom to close it up.
@@fantasticmio thank you so much! Have a wonderful day and May God bless you in the new year
About how long would it take a complete beginner to make one of these hats?
It really depends on the beginner. I'd book yourself 3 hours and see where you get.
Is the largest loom actually too big??? I'm trying to learn and several videos I've seen use the 40/41 peg loom but the hats don't look too big. I'm confused.
It depends a lot on your gauge and what stitch you're using. If you're getting hats you like, then that's all that matters.
@@fantasticmio Thank you for reaching out!
I get laddering if I don not use the achor peg.
That's odd...
Is this what u were talking about earlier
Maybe? I don't remember
Wby don't you use your needle?
Which needle?
You could take the stitches off your loom with your large eyed needle. Seems it might be quicker.🙂Just an observation.
the Purple one has 31 pegs not 29 pegs
Is that dk or chunky yarn
It's a chunky yarn (#5 on the yarn label)