Knit : Basic knitted beanie, magic loop
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- In this video you will learn the magic loop technique to make your basic knitted beanie pattern.
K=knit
K2tog = knit 2 together
RND = round
sts = stitches
Decrease rounds are as followed
RND 1 : k8 k2tog
RND 2 : k all sts
RND 3 : k7 k2tog
RND 4 : k all sts
RND 5 : k6 k2tog
RND 6 : k all sts
RND 7 : k5 k2tog
RND 8 : k all sts
RND 9 : k4 k2tog
RND 10 : k all sts
RND 11 : k3 k2tog
RND 12 : k all sts
RND 13 : k2 k2tog
RND 14 : k all sts
RND 15 : k1 k2tog
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I love how you teach, thanks.
Thank you ☺️
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing the pattern🙂🧶
Thank you 🥰 glad you enjoyed. If you are looking for something specific please ask away and I will do my best to help .
Thanks SO much for this video, Spring! I am a fan of magic loop, so this was perfect!
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching
I needed to complete a fast hat and nearly stayed away because your pattern called for Magic Loop. I figured I'd give it a shot as you made magic loop seem easy. I had stayed away from it up till now because I thought it would be too difficult for me. Well I was wrong, I love Magic Loop now and that's all due to you! Thanks for your clear instructions. Thank you for taking it step by step. Its a really great project, quick and easy. I will be checking out your other patterns now.
This is fantastic! I am so glad you found this easy to follow . Welcome to the channel!!
This is exactly my reaction. I am so glad to know it is possible to use the same cable length for various projects.
Thank you Spring 🌼
Thank you for sharing your talents and knowledge Spring. Awesome tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
Just a great tutorial, thank you so much!!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting. Your feedback is important
Thanks! Just finished my very first beanie. It turned out wonderfully.
Yay I am so glad to hear !!!!!
Nice hat. Thank you for sharing
Thank you and thank you for watching
Morning Spring watching replay
Morning Joanne
Thank you for your tutorial now I know how to use circular needles and the magic loop.
You’re welcome! So glad it was helpful 😊
I tried Magic Loop a good while ago, but never felt very secure with it. I especially appreciate the approach to decreasing the stitches, and finishing the beanie. It's the best I've ever seen. Thank you for the video.
Hi Faith, I am so happy to hear this video helped you so much. Thank you for letting me know you enjoyed. I look forward to getting to know you more.
Thank you so much. I started a Christmas gift hat without instruction and then I realized oh shit… how do I end the hat? And you helped so much :) my hat looks amazing
Fantastic ! I am so glad you were able to finish up the hat ! Wahooo
Great tutorial! Appreciate that it is basic because I can quickly make several for donation to church charity. Gosh, and now I know how to use circular needles to make it. 🙏🙂 thanks.
@@evperez3599 you’re welcome and I am so happy you found this tutorial helpful!!
Lovely hat. My new years resolution is to learn how to knit. Ran from beginning to end. 😉 😜 😘
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!
You are very welcome I am glad you found it helpful and enjoyed. Thank you for commenting and watching!
Is this hat for adults, male and female? Such a wonderful pattern for me to learn this way. Thank you for sharing.
Yes adult and unisex. Just a basic beanie where you learn how to knit 🧶 using magic loop technique. Thank you for watching and if I can help more please feel free to ask.
@@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast thank you look forward to more tutorials on this wonderful world of Magic Loop
Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome 🤗
Very very helpful . Can’t wait to start. Although I’m not sure how many stitches to cast on for a small adult since hat. Could you kindly advise me. Thank you
Hi there , glad you are finding this helpful. For a small adult I would recommend 60 sts . Depending on how much elasticity in the yarn and how loose your stitches are you could probably even go down to 40.
Thank you for your reply. I’m having a 4mm yarn and 4mm needles. I also knit not too lose but not too tight either. How many stitches would you suggest with that thickness of yarn then? Thank you so much !
I think I would like to try doubling the length of the cable for a fold over "cuff" at bottom. Thoughts? Great video.
Absolutely a great plan I love a longer cuff for a fold over thicker warmer area over the ears. Thank you
Was looking for a beanie hat pattern. Thanks. I don’t know if I can do the magic loop, but I can do 4 or 5 dpn.
You absolutely can ! Someone had asked me for this basic beanie in magic loop video however you most definitely can use DPNS .
Im confused how you knit every row for the body of the hat but it looks like stockinette stitch not garter stitch?????? Am i missing something :')
It is stockinette in it and not garter stitch. I was nervous recording this video as it was several years ago when I first started creating content, so please forgive me for my misspoken terminology in this video.
how long of a cable is recommended?
@@jhrtythree hi there !! I use a 22 or more inch cable . But have used less.
I need to make a hat that will fit a man 23 in. head. Will 80 stitches work for me.?
If I completely stretch out 78 stitches I have a circumference of 27 inches. So at 80sts it should fit comfortably.
Is this a tight hat?? Or is it sort of slouchy
Depending on tension and size needles/yarn . The one in the tutorial is standard fitting for most adult size heads .
@@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast thank you
@@diananickson7903 you’re welcome
80 seems small for an adult
I have a large head and with my tension, yarn and needle size it works for my head. You might need to add stitches for you.