Knit : Basic knitted beanie, magic loop

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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[@jennyv2514]

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.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

This is fantastic! I am so glad you found this easy to follow . Welcome to the channel!!

[@nanette5872]

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 🌼

[@MyRedLeaf]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing the pattern🙂🧶

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Thank you 🥰 glad you enjoyed. If you are looking for something specific please ask away and I will do my best to help .

[@bobbieburrs2506]

Thanks SO much for this video, Spring! I am a fan of magic loop, so this was perfect!

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching

[@buttonscottons3127]

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

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

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.

[@buttonscottons3127]

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 !

[@faithfielder9493]

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.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

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.

[@marywrigjt7614]

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.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

You absolutely can ! Someone had asked me for this basic beanie in magic loop video however you most definitely can use DPNS .

[@barbaracheck5728]

Just a great tutorial, thank you so much!!!!

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting. Your feedback is important

[@marilynpotter9413]

Thanks! Just finished my very first beanie. It turned out wonderfully.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Yay I am so glad to hear !!!!!

[@sbeverlee]

Thank you for sharing your talents and knowledge Spring. Awesome tutorial.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Thanks for watching!

[@carolyntierney4840]

Nice hat. Thank you for sharing

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Thank you and thank you for watching

[@elladansky607]

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

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Fantastic ! I am so glad you were able to finish up the hat ! Wahooo

[@noraalvarezahdab6196]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

You are very welcome I am glad you found it helpful and enjoyed. Thank you for commenting and watching!

[@joanneEJ]

Morning Spring watching replay

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Morning Joanne

[@mamaggear]

Lovely hat. My new years resolution is to learn how to knit. Ran from beginning to end. 😉 😜 😘

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

Thank you 😊

[@kcfield601]

Is this hat for adults, male and female? Such a wonderful pattern for me to learn this way. Thank you for sharing.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

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.

[@kcfield601]

@@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast thank you look forward to more tutorials on this wonderful world of Magic Loop

[@larrieschnorr755]

I need to make a hat that will fit a man 23 in. head. Will 80 stitches work for me.?

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

If I completely stretch out 78 stitches I have a circumference of 27 inches. So at 80sts it should fit comfortably.

[@maribelishooked4378]

Thank you for sharing.

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

You are very welcome 🤗

[@tylerjohns]

how long of a cable is recommended?

[@SpringTheFiberEnthusiast]

@@tylerjohns hi there !! I use a 22 or more inch cable . But have used less.