The moment i had to transfer the needles is where the hell started. I tried 3 times :') thank you for the video, but it would be cool if you make one where we can see a bit better or explain in details ❤
These are amazing!!! Do you have finished measurements for the leg width and your gauge on these? I buy knitted merino pants for my toddler, thinking a 32 needle might work for a toddler!! Gauge would tell me for sure though. Not sure if anyone mentioned this but if you like a higher more secure waist you could add elastic! There are a few ways to do it, you could use a similar style to adding a double brim on a beanie if you want to use the machine or by folding it over and grafting the stitches with a tapestry needle or using circular needles. You would need to knit an extra rows to accommodate flipping the waist over though. There are lots of tutorials for adding elastic to knitted waistbands but I’ve only seen them done by hand not on the machine. If I end up trying it I’ll post a quick video and let you know if you want to link it for everyone 😊
Hello! I’m not sure what the gauge on the sentro machine is, but the whole machine is 48 needles. I haven’t tried adding elastic but yes that’s a really good solution for a nice finish
En la hilera 199 tejer antes de tejer la aguja 47 , transferir el punto de la aguja 48a la 47 , arreglar los hilos tejidos en la 48 y hacer la vuelta 200
Bonjour Je t'ai découverte hier et j'aime bien cette idée de pantalon...après, je ne sais pas si j'oserais le porter pour aller dehors...par contre tu dois être très serrée dedans...si je peux me permettre, à l'entrejambe, il serait judicieux de continuer en panneaux et mettant les premières mailles de côté en dehors des picots de façon à augmenter de quelques mailles pour le dos pour faire de la profondeur aux fesses. Si tu regardes un patron couture, tu verras que la pièce du dos est plus large que la pièce du devant...ce serait bien plus confortable😉
I found an easier way of doing it because I couldn’t do what is shown in the video ! I started with the panel mode for as many row I needed for the top part of the pants and then switched to the tube mode for how many rounds I needed for the length of the leg !
La puntada de colchón es cojer 2 hilos del medio de las puntadas del borde y pasar la aguja con una hebra de hilo de un lado y del otra pata del mismo lugar , para que coincidan y puedan cerrar parejas
Hacer una trenza en la máquina para pasarla por el borde de arriba entre lo que teji y donde empieza la hebra de hilo que puse de color sólido para sacarla de la máquina, ese va a hacer el cinturón de la prenda ( pantalón)
Have you tried making them doubled so they are less see through? Wonder how hard that would be... I guess you could make 2 pairs and then stitch them together on the ends.
No I haven’t tried that, but yea I think how you describe it would be the easiest. However the yarn I use in the video is kinda thin. There are yarns that I think would work better if you want them less see through, but then it will definitely be autumn/winter pants. The yarn “socki plus” by Adlibris has a good thickness and is soft enough to work on the machine. Or any soft yarn for 4.5 or 5 mm needle. Then it also depends on your body size. I have big thighs which stretches out the pants more. ☺️
Hi Freja, great video! I learned a lot. I have a question though, when moving the yarn from needle 48 to 47, do I remove both the yarn on the hook & the one underneath it? I found that when I moved the yarn, the yarn underneath would drop and cause a line of dropped stitches. Also do we change it to panel mode right after moving the stitches from 48 to 47?
Hi! Thank you. Only move the stitch that’s on needle 48 to 47. It’s very easy to drop the stitch or cause needle 1 stitch to drop, so just go slow and look so no other stitch drops off. Only 48 should be empty. Then crank the other way and do the same for needle 1, move the stitch to needle 2. So in the end only needle 48 and 1 should be empty. Don’t need to change to panel mode.
How do you not drop stitches after transferring to the other needle?? My stitches keep dropping and I can’t spend hours (like I just did) trying to put them back on the needle
It’s a little difficult in the beginning but once you get a hold of it it’s a lot easier. You just have to go slow and don’t let the machine go to far once you have knitted the last stitch. You should crank the other way just when the last stitch has been knitted.
Hey, so how do you make sure that you don't drop the the other stitch when knitting around, for example my machine keeps on dropping stitch number 2, when i am knitting number 47. very cool pants by the way
Hey thank you! Don’t knit to far, just when u see that needle 47 has knitted then crank the other way. And keep an eye on needle 2. It happens sometimes that u maybe drop the stitch, just pick it up and go slow at the corners, constantly check so u don’t drop any stitches. It happens to me sometimes as well
If I were to attempt to handknit these with the same width yarn (for 5 mm needles) as you, do you have any idea what needle size I should use? From the stretchiness of the panels I'm guessing I should use pretty thick needles I just have no clue how thick haha
hi i got to the second row after 4:50 transferring stitch from needle 1 to 2 and i’m not sure what went wrong. my project began unraveling only on the portion toward the 1-3 stitches. does this mean a stitch was dropped? or could i have transferred the stitch wrong? i know that i did it right on the step before when transferring from needle 47 to 48 just before. because i could see the stitches toward those needles were still intact. any idea what went wrong?
When you transfer the stitches and then the whole time you knit the flat panel you have to always look at the needles to see that u don’t drop any. In the beginning it’s easy to drop but ones u get a hang of it u won’t drop any. Just go slow, keep an eye out and if you see that u dropped a stitch put it back up.
Hey! Yes flat knit is the panel mode however you don’t have to switch the button on the machine u can keep it in circular mode, I find that easier. If you want longer legs then you can knit more then 199 rows depending on you height. If you are shorter you can knit less than 199. If you want a higher waist then you can knit more than 40 rows on the flat knit part. The pants I have made in the video have quite a low waist
If I can’t seem to transfer the needles, do you think it’s possible to pick up the project with round needles and decrease in the same places that way instead?
@@frejaknits Ok thats great! I did do a practice leg and it turned out pretty good although I did drop a stitch but I think I can start my pants now....Thank you so much for sharing😊
Hi, do not crank all the way it’s easy that the stitch on the other needle will drop as they are very close to each other. Knit until you see that the last needle just been knitted then crank the other way. Sometimes u need too use your finger to adjust the thread on the needles. Go slow in the beginning and ones u got the flow u can speed up
@@c4biddn42 you could also transfer one more stitch so you get more space. Move stitch 48 to 47 then 1 to 2 but then next row you can move 47 to 46 and then even 2 to 3 if you want, that way you have more empty needles and less risk of dropping stitches when u knit flat
Could you make them high waisted?
Yes absolutely, just add a few rows on the flat knitting part. Instead of knitting 40 rows you can knit 60 rows
Game changing technique
The moment i had to transfer the needles is where the hell started. I tried 3 times :') thank you for the video, but it would be cool if you make one where we can see a bit better or explain in details ❤
I'm on my fourth time now. When I switch from 48 to 47 is where the promis3 occur
I saw your picture on Pinterest! I loved it I just got proficient on my SENTRO… I’m excited to try this❤
This was amazing! You made the tutorial easy to understand and I love the colors you used as well!
Thank you!❤
The way they look on you just makes me want to make a pair. Thanks for the video. Definitely going to try and make some 👖 pants. ❤
You can remove the handle off the shaft which will fit into the chuck of a drill and save having to turn it 500x!
I made these and they look great! Already got hella compliments hehe
And it looks so beautiful on youuu!!!making one tonight!!!
very clever! great work, I have never seen pants made like this.
These pants are so great... you have truly inspired me! 👖😊
Hello, thank you for sharing. I have not known to make pants with my knitting machine. Thanks again you have inspired me this I will definetely try!
Pleeeeeeeease do a shrug tutorial !!! So cute. I loved this video
please make more tutorials loved this video sm
Your amazing for making this tutorial! Thank you so much 😊
omgggg I’m obsessed!! Making these as we speak 🫡
beautifull tutorial 🎉tysm ❤
This is so beautiful!!!!!❤
Very nice tutorial!!
Thank you 😊
Thank u soo much sweetie. Gonna buy this knitting machine and make it
These are amazing!!! Do you have finished measurements for the leg width and your gauge on these? I buy knitted merino pants for my toddler, thinking a 32 needle might work for a toddler!! Gauge would tell me for sure though. Not sure if anyone mentioned this but if you like a higher more secure waist you could add elastic! There are a few ways to do it, you could use a similar style to adding a double brim on a beanie if you want to use the machine or by folding it over and grafting the stitches with a tapestry needle or using circular needles. You would need to knit an extra rows to accommodate flipping the waist over though. There are lots of tutorials for adding elastic to knitted waistbands but I’ve only seen them done by hand not on the machine. If I end up trying it I’ll post a quick video and let you know if you want to link it for everyone 😊
Hello! I’m not sure what the gauge on the sentro machine is, but the whole machine is 48 needles. I haven’t tried adding elastic but yes that’s a really good solution for a nice finish
I can see ice spice wearing these
Super cute!😍💯
absolutely badass
Hiya 🤗. Thank you for how helpful the video was 😊.
😍😍😍😍 I have to make this asap.
They're super cute! I've been planning to make pants, I've made 2 sweaters, a shrug, and a top since I've gotten mine. Pants are totally in order ♥
Omgggg These are soooo 😩😩😩😩😩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
En la hilera 199 tejer antes de tejer la aguja 47 , transferir el punto de la aguja 48a la 47 , arreglar los hilos tejidos en la 48 y hacer la vuelta 200
Bonjour
Je t'ai découverte hier et j'aime bien cette idée de pantalon...après, je ne sais pas si j'oserais le porter pour aller dehors...par contre tu dois être très serrée dedans...si je peux me permettre, à l'entrejambe, il serait judicieux de continuer en panneaux et mettant les premières mailles de côté en dehors des picots de façon à augmenter de quelques mailles pour le dos pour faire de la profondeur aux fesses. Si tu regardes un patron couture, tu verras que la pièce du dos est plus large que la pièce du devant...ce serait bien plus confortable😉
I dont have a knitting machine, but i fell in love with those pants. Does anyone know how else i can crochet them for hand to look like this?
Great job!!
love them and Thanks!!!
Esta divino, lo voy a intentar, solo que yo soy bajita mido 1.48 y tendre que averiguar las vueltas que dare a mis piernas 😅😅
Please make another for the shrug
Btw...waiting for your shrug tutorial❤😊
I have a shrug tutorial up on my channel
I cannot for the life of me transfer the needles :( I tried twice and gave up I just don't get why it doesn't work with me
Omg I can’t get it to work either
Same :/
It's tricky. Use your threading needle and crochet hook. Use the needle to grab the loop, and toss it onto the other hook
It takes some practice!!! You can do it!! Watch a close up tutorial on how to cast on and off ❤
I found an easier way of doing it because I couldn’t do what is shown in the video !
I started with the panel mode for as many row I needed for the top part of the pants and then switched to the tube mode for how many rounds I needed for the length of the leg !
Do you have a better video on how to do the top part of the pants! Don’t really want to waste yarn and I’ve worked hard already to get a good leg.
Hey, do u mean the waistband or do you mean the part where you knit flat knit?
La puntada de colchón es cojer 2 hilos del medio de las puntadas del borde y pasar la aguja con una hebra de hilo de un lado y del otra pata del mismo lugar , para que coincidan y puedan cerrar parejas
Very nice! Thanks
Beatiful❤ Barcelona spain😊
Pane jo tak to bych nezvládla to musíte mít velkou fantazii šikovná 👍🤔
Love the yarn but I can’t find it 😢
What if I only have a 40 stitch sentro?
parabéns!! lindíssima! será que acerto fazer?
Thank you so much
I’ve been trying to attempt this part at 4:50 but keep failing at it when I go back and forth it keep dropping the stitch
Hacer una trenza en la máquina para pasarla por el borde de arriba entre lo que teji y donde empieza la hebra de hilo que puse de color sólido para sacarla de la máquina, ese va a hacer el cinturón de la prenda ( pantalón)
Debes en cuando halar el hilo para que se una las dos piezas
hello whats the color of the yarn with the pants in the thumbnail
you are legendary
Unir las dos piezas o piernas con la puntada de colchón
First of all Where did you get your shoes? Second! I love this 😍😍
I found them on second and they seem to come from a brand called red indian
Sacar ese hilo que utilice al final y hacer el cierre o bajo del pantalón
can you pls pls do a short tutorial
Absolutely
love the pants and this video! do you mind if i ask where did you get your cuteeee shoes? thank uuuu
With the transfer stitch from 48 to 47 did you grab from the front or the back? I’m kinda confused about this part
Transfiera el punto de la aguja 1 a la aguja 2. La aguja 48 y la 1 deben estar vacías
Nice
Cortar el hilo que estaba tejido y poner un poco de hilo de otro color liso ( de un solo color)
Have you tried making them doubled so they are less see through? Wonder how hard that would be... I guess you could make 2 pairs and then stitch them together on the ends.
No I haven’t tried that, but yea I think how you describe it would be the easiest. However the yarn I use in the video is kinda thin. There are yarns that I think would work better if you want them less see through, but then it will definitely be autumn/winter pants. The yarn “socki plus” by Adlibris has a good thickness and is soft enough to work on the machine. Or any soft yarn for 4.5 or 5 mm needle. Then it also depends on your body size. I have big thighs which stretches out the pants more. ☺️
Unas cuantas vueltas y sacarlo de la máquina. Repetir todo el proceso para hacer la otra pata.
Hi! May I know how many grams did you used in making this? I love this tutorial by the way, thank you for sharing! ☺️
Thank you!! 200 grams ☺️
@@frejaknits Thank you for this!!!!! 🥰🥰
After row 199 you only dropped two stitches and that is it for the waist?
ahhh så fina, måste testa 😁
Cool pants 👖
Hi Freja, great video! I learned a lot. I have a question though, when moving the yarn from needle 48 to 47, do I remove both the yarn on the hook & the one underneath it? I found that when I moved the yarn, the yarn underneath would drop and cause a line of dropped stitches.
Also do we change it to panel mode right after moving the stitches from 48 to 47?
Hi! Thank you. Only move the stitch that’s on needle 48 to 47. It’s very easy to drop the stitch or cause needle 1 stitch to drop, so just go slow and look so no other stitch drops off. Only 48 should be empty. Then crank the other way and do the same for needle 1, move the stitch to needle 2. So in the end only needle 48 and 1 should be empty.
Don’t need to change to panel mode.
@@frejaknits thanks so much! So we don’t need to move to panel mode at all 😱
How do you not drop stitches after transferring to the other needle?? My stitches keep dropping and I can’t spend hours (like I just did) trying to put them back on the needle
It’s a little difficult in the beginning but once you get a hold of it it’s a lot easier. You just have to go slow and don’t let the machine go to far once you have knitted the last stitch. You should crank the other way just when the last stitch has been knitted.
hi!! loved your tutorial, i was wondering how tall you are so i could get an idea of if i would need more or less yarn than you? tysm!! :)
I’m 165cm :)
Thank you great
BOM DIA ALGUEM PODERIA ME DIZER QUAL A MARCA DESSA LINHA
Hey, so how do you make sure that you don't drop the the other stitch when knitting around, for example my machine keeps on dropping stitch number 2, when i am knitting number 47. very cool pants by the way
Hey thank you! Don’t knit to far, just when u see that needle 47 has knitted then crank the other way. And keep an eye on needle 2. It happens sometimes that u maybe drop the stitch, just pick it up and go slow at the corners, constantly check so u don’t drop any stitches. It happens to me sometimes as well
i reallly want to try these but i’m a little confused on how to sew them together at the crotch. any suggestions pls?
Use mattress stitch. Search on it on yt there are tutorials, it can be a little confusing at first but ones you understand it will be so simple
Do you drop more stitches based on how big your thighs are so when mattress stitch up it fits ?
Tejer 60 filas tejido plano, es decir bejar la palanca y ponerla que guire derecha, izquierda (NO LA VUELTA COMPLETA)
If I were to attempt to handknit these with the same width yarn (for 5 mm needles) as you, do you have any idea what needle size I should use? From the stretchiness of the panels I'm guessing I should use pretty thick needles I just have no clue how thick haha
i would say 8 mm needles should do the trick just from my knowledge
Any thoughts on making the ankles tighter? Also for us bigger girls on top?
Can we make them bell bottoms
It depends on what yarn you use, if you use thicker yarn they will automatically be a bit flaired at the bottom.
How do you make the pant leg wider? I made some for myself and they are great but my friend wants some and she has wider thighs
They look more like tights than trousers.
hi i got to the second row after 4:50 transferring stitch from needle 1 to 2 and i’m not sure what went wrong. my project began unraveling only on the portion toward the 1-3 stitches. does this mean a stitch was dropped? or could i have transferred the stitch wrong? i know that i did it right on the step before when transferring from needle 47 to 48 just before. because i could see the stitches toward those needles were still intact. any idea what went wrong?
and do you continue to skip needle 48 and 1 throughout these following rows. ?
When you transfer the stitches and then the whole time you knit the flat panel you have to always look at the needles to see that u don’t drop any. In the beginning it’s easy to drop but ones u get a hang of it u won’t drop any. Just go slow, keep an eye out and if you see that u dropped a stitch put it back up.
how many needles is your sentro? im looking at buying one and this may have tipped me over
48 needles
When you say flat knit do you mean switch to panel and if you do make them longer do you still transfer needles at 199 rows?
Hey! Yes flat knit is the panel mode however you don’t have to switch the button on the machine u can keep it in circular mode, I find that easier. If you want longer legs then you can knit more then 199 rows depending on you height. If you are shorter you can knit less than 199. If you want a higher waist then you can knit more than 40 rows on the flat knit part. The pants I have made in the video have quite a low waist
@@frejaknits ok thank you! I think me switching to panel mode messed me up
THIS IS SOO CUTEE! where did you get the machine frommm
Amazon 😊
Can you do this on a 40 peg sentro or just a 48??
Yes you can, the trousers will just be slightly smaller
What app are you using to count the rows?
I use counter+
If I can’t seem to transfer the needles, do you think it’s possible to pick up the project with round needles and decrease in the same places that way instead?
Yes i guess you can but I think it’s much more complicated and time consuming
Очень здорово!
How much yarn did you use?
About 600 meters. I always buy 600 meter yarn for one pair of pants, sometimes not all is needed but go for 600-650
Did you switch the machine to (p) panel stitch to create the upper part of the pants?
There’s no need for that :) you can knit a panel but keep the machine in circle mode
Hey is one ball of this cookie yarn enough for this ?
Hej! Sometimes I’ve been able to use only one ball, and other times it runs out just before I finish, so I recommend having 2 just in case
Preparar el tejido en la máquina, uno delante otro detrás (1)
(2) hacer 199 vueltas
Very cute but definitely hard to follow when video up side down an hard to see what you are doing
So fkn cute
Is this a weight 4 yarn?
I think it’s for a size 4 needle
What is the app called you have on your phone?
Hey its Calle Counter
how big is the sentro machine? 22 or 48?
48
Is it possible to change from T to P after the 199 stitches?
No need for that u can keep it in circular mode
@@frejaknits Ok thats great! I did do a practice leg and it turned out pretty good although I did drop a stitch but I think I can start my pants now....Thank you so much for sharing😊
Oh and I did see the shrug tutorial look kinda easy but 1 battle at a time🤣
❤❤
I cannot get the concept of moving the stitch over without dropping stitches😩🥴
Hi, do not crank all the way it’s easy that the stitch on the other needle will drop as they are very close to each other. Knit until you see that the last needle just been knitted then crank the other way. Sometimes u need too use your finger to adjust the thread on the needles. Go slow in the beginning and ones u got the flow u can speed up
@@frejaknits thank u
I have been at this all day and still have not got it
I’m going to try again.
@@c4biddn42 you could also transfer one more stitch so you get more space. Move stitch 48 to 47 then 1 to 2 but then next row you can move 47 to 46 and then even 2 to 3 if you want, that way you have more empty needles and less risk of dropping stitches when u knit flat