Thank you for having both child and adult sizes. We have 100 students in our elementary school, and every October we have Hat Day. We- are a few ladies, and this pattern will make lots of great hats for the kiddoes.❤😊
Have just ordered one of these , arthritis and shoulder problems has limited my lifetime of knitting. I’m hoping I can use up a lot of my stash and produce beautiful hats like yours 😊 thank you for a very helpful video , you and another TH-camr have inspired me to try this machine 😊
Thanks for the tutorial. In my knitting group some of the ladies sew a button in the inside of the hat and simply put the pom pom elastic around it. Beautiful work, love your etsy shop.
Love your video. Thank you. I just got my machine yesterday & keep dropping stitches no matter how slow I go. So frustrating. I hope to be able to make your hat soon.
That happened to me for awhile too! It depends a bit on the humidity, the kind of yarn. Sometimes the machines "like" a certain yarn better than other brands. I would try a different yarn!
I saw someone who said their yard was "sticking " and not moving on the machine that great. She suggested running a Bounce sheet down your yarn as u go. It made it work better with that yarn.
Some looms have shorter “teeth” and there is no way to work without dropping stitches. The Addi looms are expensive, but provide more successful projects because they are well made.
Thank you for this tutorial. Beautiful beanies. My goal for 2022 is to be able to quit my full time job and spend more time with my son, and I’m eager to learn how to do this and achieve my goal 🙂
I just completed my first every project, I love your tutorial....I made the child size with a Lion brand baby soft yarn...I need to make a baby hat as well 9-12 months, I have a Sentro 48, can it be done, and how many rows...thank you!
Thank you, I am so glad I found your videos. You are clear, concise, easy to understand, you give all the details, and demonstrate perfectly. Thank you again. You have made me successful at using my Sentro.
Hello, is it good for having a project? Like doing 300 or plus hats? Or is it going to break? I’m still hesitating if I should buy it or not. If you have an idea… Thanks in advance 😊
Aaaaaaand subscribed!! Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial - i LOVE how you’ve set up the timeline bar thing so that it’s organized into each step of the process, it makes this video so easy to come back to. Thank you again, so so much!!
Diana, After watching videos and trying my Sentro, I put it away because I felt the caps didn’t look finished enough to me. Your caps are simply cute as can be. Your instruction and demo are perfect. Thank you so much.
You can achieve a finished look by wet blocking the hats. It’s what I do for all my yarn work. I use the steam from my iron holding it over, but not touching, the work and tapping the stitches even. Then I pin the piece down on a blocking board and with a small fan or hair dryer, begin gently drying it. I let it sit for 24 hours so the fibers will set properly in place. You can also use a small garment steamer for this method. I have a little cheap one I got from Amazon or Walmart that works well. I made a wool cardigan on my Incredible Sweater Machine and blocked it. I then lined it with double-brushed thick fleece but blocked the main piece first then inserted the constructed, sewn fleece inside. It came out so well my friends thought it was store-bought. Please don’t give up on the machine and your ability to make someone happy with a thing you’ve so lovingly made. Just take your time “playing” with it until you get the hang of it. Let your Inner Child take over, maybe, to help you enjoy your creativity? And no, I don’t work for the machine’s manufacturer, nor do I know the young lady of this channel; I’m just another fiber artist who has plenty of experience with hand and machine knitting. God Bless you! 🙏🏽
Looks like I’ve taken up the same hobby my Mom loved - making hats. She did all her hats by hand, which adds that touch of love but I wanted to take it up a notch by getting down quicker 😊 … Recently, lost my job due to health issues so I decided to learn how to crochet & a bell went off in my head to make hats like my Mom used to. Your video was so easy to follow, I can’t wait to make hats & scarves 🥰 - thanks for sharing!
Hello Diana, thanks for the best video I've ever watched about Sentro, I'm very grateful to have been able to make my first hat following your instructions, a hug from Brazil
Hi just love this video Thank you much I got the Sentro Knitting machine about a year ago but its been in my closet i just took it out and looking to learn more thing i can do with this machine i just do jewelry but wanted to try my hand and this knitting machine i also crochet but never hand knit can you please tell as a beginner tell which yarn to use. Once again i love the way you explain can you please tell me if there are videos that I can buy. Happy New year God bless you
Hello, can you tell me how to knit linear with this wonderful machine? Today I also ordered this machine and I would like to know what other wonderful projects can be done, thank you. have a nice day
Hi Dear I’m your new subscriber 🎉 I’m so glad I found your video ♥️ I received my sentro today and I made 7 hats ☺️ Thank you so much . Please make more different patterns hats and 🧣
For those with larger heads, like mine, you would want to do the adult hat on the Sentro machine. The Addi machine has less needles and a smaller gauge.... so it makes a smaller hat I can't wear hats that are made on that machine unless it's real soft yarn. Thank you so much for these patterns. I may look into getting your pattern book. I don't see anywhere the weight of the yarn you used. Is it a number 4 or number 3? I believe the Sentro is 48 needles and Addi is 44. The gauges are also different.
Hi! I always use Weight 4 yarn, it's just my preference personally. And definitely go with the Sentro if you want a larger hat. All knitting machine hats fit a little snug, but the Sentro is 2 needles larger so it's a bit bigger than the Addi for hats!
I got the big one and used a hole skein of yarn cuz it was fun lol I’m ready to cast off but it’s way to big. Do I have to have another machine to make hats and such? Confused. Your matching hats are beautiful
I just made my 1st hat with the Sentro yesterday. I used worsted weight yarn and fed it through the middle slot on the tension. It turned out too tight and I don't have a very big head. I don't see that these two hats are different in width. Is there a way to make a larger aize. Thanks for doing this video!
Oh I'm so glad you found it! I have lots more fun projects in the works, and am posting daily-stay tuned for more! And if you make the project, please tag me on Instagram so I can see! :)
Hi I’m loving these hats I was just wondering what size child hat does the age start from, would these from a 48 needle fit a 2/3 year old. I’m buying a 48 and 22 needle machine I just wondered if the 40 is best or not? Thank you x
Question ❓❓❓ some videos you let the project slide off the needles on it's own and other ones like this you run the yarn thru with the darning needle and do it by hand. Why? How do you know which ones are ok to roll off and which to take care of? Ps I do appreciate any time you give as much as I do the videos I'm learning from ❤️
Hi! I think you're referring to the scrap yarn cast on/off or picking the stitches up. Generally for a hat, you pick the stitches up at the end (because you'll be cinching the stitches closed) but if you want the piece to be flat, you use a scrap yarn cast off, which looks like the stitches falling off themselves. Hope that helps! Scrap yarn helps keep the stitches "live" so you can crochet them closed.
OMG, thank you for breaking down the size in row numbers. Can you tell me how many rows I will need to make a hat for an infant (1mth-11mths) and for toddlers 1y-6y?
Thanks for the video 🌹 it's beautiful Is this a first time you use it? I have a new machine and it so heavy when I move the machine hand also I see white powder behind the needle. Is this a problem with it or does it just need oil?
Finally have successfully made a hat with your tutorial. Yeah!! I’d like to make a hat for my 2 year old granddaughter. How many rows do you do for little little kids? Or even for babies?
Thank you for this tutorial. I bought my machine and it arrived and i tried with the yarn they sentvwith it, but I continuasly has three stiches falling, so I tried with the same brand you used here and seems it will be Ok. I am mosfly bothered with the noise it makes. It seems like it needs "oil". If it continues to drop the stiches it is going back. Hope all works...
Do you have ebooks? Or only printed? I'd love to buy your books, but it'll be over AUD$300 on Amazon for printed copies. Your work is beautiful, and your tutorial videos are great!
Thanks for sharing! So you can make a childs hat with the 48 needle machine? I'm in the market for one and want to make sure I order the correct item. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching! I started wearing them when I film my videos because it helps my lens autofocus on my hands :) Otherwise the focus goes in an out and it's super annoying to constantly get the focus back! And then I just kind of got used to wearing them TBH, it's nice for when tying a lot of knots etc. They are linked in the description of the video if you want to order a pair! They are just regular fashion gloves, not particularly warm or supportive or anything.
I enjoyed your tutorial but I have had to discontinue the use of the feed on my Sentro because the feed caused my machine to drop stitches. Other than that I think I will be able to produce a lot more with the machine and your beautiful hat patterns.
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Thank you for having both child and adult sizes. We have 100 students in our elementary school, and every October we have Hat Day. We- are a few ladies, and this pattern will make lots of great hats for the kiddoes.❤😊
Have just ordered one of these , arthritis and shoulder problems has limited my lifetime of knitting. I’m hoping I can use up a lot of my stash and produce beautiful hats like yours 😊 thank you for a very helpful video , you and another TH-camr have inspired me to try this machine 😊
There is a drill bit attachment you can order on Amazon to put onto your knitting machine if you have difficulties with cranking the machine by hand.
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@@XxNekoJennyxX sorry only just saw your reply 😊 thankfully that part doesn’t bother me but thank you ❤
You might not be able to Goffstown, or do 180 rounds in 1 sitting, but it easy to set aside and come back.
Thanks for showing how to knot the color changes! I've watched a few videos and everyone jumped over that step so I wasn't sure if it was correct 🥰
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Fantastic Video! Thank you. Straight to point and no babbling!! ❤❤ 😊
Cool project! Very cute. I like to sew a button to the hat and attach the elastic pom loop to the button then it is removable for washing.
What kind of button? I'm curious about now to attach a Pom! Make a video'
very straightforward and enjoyable. Great lesson for beginners like me! Thank you
What size child's hat is this please
Thanks for the tutorial. In my knitting group some of the ladies sew a button in the inside of the hat and simply put the pom pom elastic around it. Beautiful work, love your etsy shop.
Love your video. Thank you. I just got my machine yesterday & keep dropping stitches no matter how slow I go. So frustrating. I hope to be able to make your hat soon.
That happened to me for awhile too! It depends a bit on the humidity, the kind of yarn. Sometimes the machines "like" a certain yarn better than other brands. I would try a different yarn!
I saw someone who said their yard was "sticking " and not moving on the machine that great. She suggested running a Bounce sheet down your yarn as u go. It made it work better with that yarn.
Hello, where can I get the machine
Some looms have shorter “teeth” and there is no way to work without dropping stitches. The Addi looms are expensive, but provide more successful projects because they are well made.
Thank you so much, bought one and can't wait to make some hats for my grandkids...and hubs as he LOVES wool lol.
Thank you!! You are an amazing teacher. You answered every single one of my questions!
Just received my machine, will try my first hat 🎉 Thank you for detailed explanation!🙂
I need to buy this machine
Thank you, God bless you and enlarge your coast. You made my day ❤
Thank you for this tutorial. Beautiful beanies. My goal for 2022 is to be able to quit my full
time job and spend more time with my son, and I’m eager to learn how to do this and achieve my goal 🙂
You've just made my mind up to get a machine, thankyou,cant wait to have a go 😊
Thank you for your wonderful video. Received my Sentro machine yesterday and finished my first beanie.
Thank you for your tutorial I wouldn’t have known how much rows I needed for adults and kids you helped me make my first beanie 👍
Received my Sentro today I have followed your tutorial and I am delighted with the result Thank you so much for the tutorial it was very helpful
This was so helpful, I just ordered my machine and I can’t wait to try it out.
Love this, my 7yo requested 3 colours instead and one side is purple and white and the other is pink and white 😍 thank you for the tutorial!
I ordered my machine today can't wait to use it. Your hats came out beautiful
Excellent demonstration, thank you. Perfect for anyone new to knitting with the Sentro/Addi knitting machine.
Thank you so much, that really means the world to me! I love this machines and really hoping to help more people learn to love them too!
Adesso ho capito come chiuderlo! Questo video l'ho riguardato 10 volte grazie mille ❤️ per il tutorial
Дякую за детальне відео! Ваші шапочки чудові!
Ok I'm - ahem - hooked. Thank you. 😄
I just completed my first every project, I love your tutorial....I made the child size with a Lion brand baby soft yarn...I need to make a baby hat as well 9-12 months, I have a Sentro 48, can it be done, and how many rows...thank you!
One of the best videos I’ve come across 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Thank You fire explains EVERY little detail and not rambling 🥰🥰🥰🥰 can’t wait to try this out
This is fantastic for a newbie that’s just learning
Thank you so much for posting this easy to follow tutorial. I’m excited to learn more from you. Keep them coming 😁
The best tutorial i’ve seen. Thank you!
Thank you, I am so glad I found your videos. You are clear, concise, easy to understand, you give all the details, and demonstrate perfectly. Thank you again. You have made me successful at using my Sentro.
Oh I'm so glad to hear that!
I just got my 40 and 48 Sentros yesterday and am excited to try this! Thanks for the great instructions.
Hello, is it good for having a project? Like doing 300 or plus hats? Or is it going to break? I’m still hesitating if I should buy it or not.
If you have an idea… Thanks in advance 😊
Description is so organized, video is great. Thank you 😊
Best tutorial I have found! Wonderful job!! Thank you!
That was a great demonstration that you done I may get a knitting machine my self thank you so much Diane from UK x
OMG, ❤️ this tutorial!!!!! Thank you for making it. Keep making more PLEASE 🥰
Aaaaaaand subscribed!! Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial - i LOVE how you’ve set up the timeline bar thing so that it’s organized into each step of the process, it makes this video so easy to come back to. Thank you again, so so much!!
Aww thanks for saying that!
thank you for the tutorial, I have recently bought an Addie knitting machine and need the tutorials to get me started. thanks again.
I really love the hat it's so cute
Diana, After watching videos and trying my Sentro, I put it away because I felt the caps didn’t look finished enough to me. Your caps are simply cute as can be. Your instruction and demo are perfect. Thank you so much.
You can achieve a finished look by wet blocking the hats. It’s what I do for all my yarn work. I use the steam from my iron holding it over, but not touching, the work and tapping the stitches even. Then I pin the piece down on a blocking board and with a small fan or hair dryer, begin gently drying it. I let it sit for 24 hours so the fibers will set properly in place. You can also use a small garment steamer for this method. I have a little cheap one I got from Amazon or Walmart that works well. I made a wool cardigan on my Incredible Sweater Machine and blocked it. I then lined it with double-brushed thick fleece but blocked the main piece first then inserted the constructed, sewn fleece inside. It came out so well my friends thought it was store-bought. Please don’t give up on the machine and your ability to make someone happy with a thing you’ve so lovingly made. Just take your time “playing” with it until you get the hang of it. Let your Inner Child take over, maybe, to help you enjoy your creativity? And no, I don’t work for the machine’s manufacturer, nor do I know the young lady of this channel; I’m just another fiber artist who has plenty of experience with hand and machine knitting. God Bless you! 🙏🏽
@@JCAM-z9r Good tip. Blocking is key. You don't need a special blocking board...straight pins into an ironing board work just as well.
Looks like I’ve taken up the same hobby my Mom loved - making hats. She did all her hats by hand, which adds that touch of love but I wanted to take it up a notch by getting down quicker 😊 … Recently, lost my job due to health issues so I decided to learn how to crochet & a bell went off in my head to make hats like my Mom used to. Your video was so easy to follow, I can’t wait to make hats & scarves 🥰 - thanks for sharing!
Hello Diana, thanks for the best video I've ever watched about Sentro, I'm very grateful to have been able to make my first hat following your instructions, a hug from Brazil
Loved the video. Where did you get the tag on the front of the hat? That detail really makes the hat pop and look professional!
Hi just love this video Thank you much I got the Sentro Knitting machine about a year ago but its been in my closet i just took it out and looking to learn more thing i can do with this machine i just do jewelry but wanted to try my hand and this knitting machine i also crochet but never hand knit can you please tell as a beginner tell which yarn to use. Once again i love the way you explain can you please tell me if there are videos that I can buy. Happy New year God bless you
So helpful video ❤ I can’t wait for my machine arriving Friday 🎉🎉🎉
I really enjoyed making a beannie using my sentro machine ❤. It saved me a lot of time. This beannie looks really cute 🥰
Great tutorial these hats are adorable thank you for sharing!!
What age range would the child size beanie fit into please?
Got your book here in Canada ….can’t wait…
Oh I hope you enjoy it!! Happy crafting!
Your job is really very good... so amazing... i see from Paraguay and i want to make too
I found your video very helpful...thanks!!👍👍😊
Спасибо большое за мастер-класс!!! С благодарностью из России ❤
Thank you so much, love your video and tutorials.
Thanks for watching!
Hello, can you tell me how to knit linear with this wonderful machine? Today I also ordered this machine and I would like to know what other wonderful projects can be done, thank you. have a nice day
What is the type of thread?
I just bought one of those thank you I can’t wait to have a go 👍🧶
Amazing Tuturial ❤. My mom found the kitting machine interesting. 😂
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Thank you! Just needed to see how to close off the end.
Thanks for watching!!
Hi Dear
I’m your new subscriber 🎉
I’m so glad I found your video ♥️ I received my sentro today and I made 7 hats ☺️ Thank you so much . Please make more different patterns hats and 🧣
Good tutorial. Your daughter appears to be pretty small. How does the hat fit her and you when the only difference is the length?
For those with larger heads, like mine, you would want to do the adult hat on the Sentro machine. The Addi machine has less needles and a smaller gauge.... so it makes a smaller hat I can't wear hats that are made on that machine unless it's real soft yarn. Thank you so much for these patterns. I may look into getting your pattern book. I don't see anywhere the weight of the yarn you used. Is it a number 4 or number 3? I believe the Sentro is 48 needles and Addi is 44. The gauges are also different.
Hi! I always use Weight 4 yarn, it's just my preference personally. And definitely go with the Sentro if you want a larger hat. All knitting machine hats fit a little snug, but the Sentro is 2 needles larger so it's a bit bigger than the Addi for hats!
I got the big one and used a hole skein of yarn cuz it was fun lol I’m ready to cast off but it’s way to big. Do I have to have another machine to make hats and such? Confused. Your matching hats are beautiful
Beautiful work you have here ❤❤
Thank you so much for this tutorial I have just finished a set and turned them into a Christmas hats
Oh that's a great idea!
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Thank you so much for such a wonderful tutorial! I just made my first adult hat and it was so easy! Thank you again!
Loved your video! It was very helpful. I am curious if you adult hat and your child hat are the same width.
I just made my 1st hat with the Sentro yesterday. I used worsted weight yarn and fed it through the middle slot on the tension. It turned out too tight and I don't have a very big head. I don't see that these two hats are different in width. Is there a way to make a larger aize. Thanks for doing this video!
Thank you. Enjoyed your video. Easy to follow. Where can I find the pink Pom poms. I love the finished hats
Does the circumference change between the Moon hat and child hat? How do you get different circumferences?
This was an awesome tutorial! Thank you!
Amazing!!! I’m glad I saw ur account from Instagram! Thanks for the tutorials I will definitely try this 😍😍😍
Oh I'm so glad you found it! I have lots more fun projects in the works, and am posting daily-stay tuned for more! And if you make the project, please tag me on Instagram so I can see! :)
So cute!
Hi I’m loving these hats I was just wondering what size child hat does the age start from, would these from a 48 needle fit a 2/3 year old. I’m buying a 48 and 22 needle machine I just wondered if the 40 is best or not? Thank you x
Great tutorial! Easy instructions and can’t wait to finish my beanies! 😊
Does that yarn prevent dropped and tucked stitches every time ?
Question ❓❓❓ some videos you let the project slide off the needles on it's own and other ones like this you run the yarn thru with the darning needle and do it by hand. Why? How do you know which ones are ok to roll off and which to take care of? Ps I do appreciate any time you give as much as I do the videos I'm learning from ❤️
Hi! I think you're referring to the scrap yarn cast on/off or picking the stitches up. Generally for a hat, you pick the stitches up at the end (because you'll be cinching the stitches closed) but if you want the piece to be flat, you use a scrap yarn cast off, which looks like the stitches falling off themselves. Hope that helps! Scrap yarn helps keep the stitches "live" so you can crochet them closed.
Thank you for your helpful video.
Love this tutorial. Can I use a 40needle for adult beanies?
No that would be too small.
Love your work, great hats
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tutorial, please where can I get this kind of machine
GREAT Video.
OMG, thank you for breaking down the size in row numbers. Can you tell me how many rows I will need to make a hat for an infant (1mth-11mths) and for toddlers 1y-6y?
Your gloves? Where did you get them?
Also can u use any number of needle for all sizes just buying a machine now, and I am very confused
Hi just a quick question, when doing the hats how many grams of wool do you use? Also weight yarn 4 is that equivalent to the British double knit?
Thanks for the class
Love your work, great hats thank you
Thank you! This was so helpful!
Thanks for the video 🌹 it's beautiful
Is this a first time you use it? I have a new machine and it so heavy when I move the machine hand also I see white powder behind the needle. Is this a problem with it or does it just need oil?
This happens to mine and I don’t know how to fix it
Finally have successfully made a hat with your tutorial. Yeah!! I’d like to make a hat for my 2 year old granddaughter. How many rows do you do for little little kids? Or even for babies?
made my first !! thanksss
Thanks too you I finally figured out how to work my machine and made my first hat. With the pom pom do you tie it or not so they can remove it
Is it easy to make a hat?
Great job , I have an Addi and I don’t have 50 needles. Does that mean I can’t make the adult hat?
Thank you for this tutorial. I bought my machine and it arrived and i tried with the yarn they sentvwith it, but I continuasly has three stiches falling, so I tried with the same brand you used here and seems it will be Ok. I am mosfly bothered with the noise it makes. It seems like it needs "oil". If it continues to drop the stiches it is going back. Hope all works...
Thanks Diana💐
My pleasure!
Do you have ebooks? Or only printed?
I'd love to buy your books, but it'll be over AUD$300 on Amazon for printed copies.
Your work is beautiful, and your tutorial videos are great!
Thanks for the help 🥰
Спасибо за хорошие видимо успехов тебе.
Thanks...good understandable instruction. Want to try out now.
Thanks for sharing! So you can make a childs hat with the 48 needle machine? I'm in the market for one and want to make sure I order the correct item. Thanks again.
Thank you for the great video. Very helpful. Can you tell me about the gloves you wear?
Thanks for watching! I started wearing them when I film my videos because it helps my lens autofocus on my hands :) Otherwise the focus goes in an out and it's super annoying to constantly get the focus back! And then I just kind of got used to wearing them TBH, it's nice for when tying a lot of knots etc. They are linked in the description of the video if you want to order a pair! They are just regular fashion gloves, not particularly warm or supportive or anything.
I enjoyed your tutorial but I have had to discontinue the use of the feed on my Sentro because the feed caused my machine to drop stitches. Other than that I think I will be able to produce a lot more with the machine and your beautiful hat patterns.
Excellent video!!