Thanks so much for the tutorial, I'm new to knitting and my hat still turned out awesome!! I used 6mm bamboo needles with yarn that gave me the recommended gauge (11 sts = 4 inches/10 cm in stockinette stitch) I also made a larger hat that turned out great for anyone who wanted a hat with a larger circumference! For a circumference that is around 2" larger, I added 5 stitches to all the steps --> (so increase/decrease by an increment of 5 stitches if you want a larger/smaller circumference and still stick to the tutorial steps/ratio) * casting on = 54 stitches * increase row = 55 stitches * decrease rows = 44 > 33 > 22 > 11 stitches at the end This will most likely get buried in the comments, but hopefully it helps!
You have the most amazing way of explaining and showing how to do the stitches, not only showing how they go but what the instruction means eg k2 together etc. A lot of people assume we know how to do these but you don't. You also give us clear views of what you're talking about. Love your tutorials.
Davina!!!!! Girl, I have sad news...I can't knit or crochet anymore because of the increased pain in my shoulders, hands and fingers. 😪😥I'm 55 and I guess my body is saying, "that's enough!" I've been crocheting since I was 12 and knitting for the past 4 years. But, I'm going to keep following you and enjoy watching you to knit for me and your hat is so cute! LOL! Hugs girly from this old lady! LOL hee hee
Hi Kim, I'm so sorry to hear that you can't knit or crochet anymore. That is so sad. Please take care of yourself, and listen to your body. Thank you so much for your kind words and support for my channel! I hope you'll be able to pick up your needles and knit and crochet pain-free some day. *Hugs to you* ❤️❤️❤️
@@sheepandstitch Thank you lady D.! This chickie won't be beat tho, I'm a crafter at heart so I started making greeting cards cause that's less taxing on my hands and it's fun. The last thing I knitted was the cable scarf I was telling you about, but I couldn't finish it cause of the pain, however it was just the right size for my teddy bear so he wears it now! hee heee LOL! It did turn out beautiful though. So no worries, I'll be crafting for as long as possible! You keep up the good work my dear, you have a forever fan in me! I'll always be cheering you on! HUGS to you too!
Kim L. McDougal That's great to hear that you've still go a creative outlet! Making cards and scrapbooking sounds like an excellent way to get creative! I love your positive spirit! Keep on going, lovely! 💪
Don't give it up just like that. Take some time off and your body will recover. 55 is YOUNG! Try to do some stretching and some exercise to build up some of the supporting muscles -- like not at the gym but just get some resistance stretchy bands and loop it over the bed post and do a few shoulder pulls every night before bed and every morning when you wake up. Hands (and feet) are a bit tougher because all the muscles are up in the arm, and it's 99% tendons & bones in the hand/fingers. You might want to look into a TENS unit (they are reasonable price online ... the Balego TENS 7000 is the basic no-frills, no-scam standard ant goes for $20-30). Get some smaller electrodes for your hand joints and start slow -- take the time to read the instructions and find good videos from physiologists you trust online (I'm not a physiologist... just another person who had posture / "middle age" getting soft issues and work to get over it as much as I can). If TENS isn't for you, also look things that will increase your circulation -- your body's way of healing. Diet. Keeping warm (my grandma used to crochet with fingerless gloves on... her hands had so much arthritis they looked like someone ran them over with a truck... but she was 90+ so who can complain). And also important... don't marathon knit (I'm guilty of this). Get up and move/stretch every 10-15 minutes. It makes a big difference how you feel when you finally put the work down at try to do someothing else. Good Luck!
For some random reason yesterday, I decided to learn how to knit and I had no one to teach me so when I found your channel I was so happy. I completed my first scarf thanks to you and now I am making a beanie to match with it.💜
Love watching your tutorials Davina, they so detailed and interesting. I’m 74 and been knitting for many years but you’ve really given some great ideas too. Thank you! Pam from Cape Town, South Africa
This was my first knitting project and it came out amazing!!! I’ve been knitting for the past 6 months or so, but wanted to make something I could actually wear/use. Thank you so much for this great tutorial, it was very thorough!
Great to see your videos back again. I decided to learn to knit out of the blue, without any family members who could teach me, and you are the very best teacher.
@@sheepandstitch What size circumference head does this fit on (in cm)? I'm trying to work out whether I'd need to go bigger or not... 🤔 Please help. 🙏 P.s. I love your videos, you're incredible. 🖤
Used this to make my first ever knitting project...now have friends placing orders! Was easy to follow and produced something that is actually wearable, thank you 😃
I finished my first ever knit project thanks to this video!!!! I was taught when I was young by my Gran, but never finished anything.... I started to knit again 2 years ago.... still never finish anything.... I FINALLY FINISHED A PROJECT!!!! I knit this hat!!!! Thank You. ♥️🧶
Did you use the same size needles (10mm size us 15), and a size 6 super bulky yarn? I also know I tend to knit in a different tension so my products are sometimes off since I don't always check my gauge in advance... maybe check after some rounds that you're measuring the same as she is. (I need to start doing that myself at least) 😅
What an awesome tutorial. My hat was ready in just 1 day. Even though I had no experince besides knitting regular nonsense rectangles, I did an awesome hat thanks to your guidance. Whenever I was unsure about which stitch I was at or how to proceed, I used your tips and solved all the issues. The only downside was my head being a bit smaller. But it looks chunky and cozy just the way I wanted. Made me really enthusiastic about knitting again. Thank you so much for all the effort you put and the guidance you provide 🤍
Thank you for helping me knit my way through quarantine! I have picked up kitting and you are the only person who has been such a patient and articulate teacher. I can't thank you enough (:
@@auburnowens2841 I have been knitting beanies in the round. I really love super simple stuff so I found a video for the “Maple Beanie” and I have been making tons of those for people for Christmas! What about you?
Hello. Would you mind sharing how you cater for different head sizes, suppose if you wanted to make one for a toddler? Are there are specific number of stitches for particular head sizes?
@@manuela. you’d just do fewer stitches going around and lessen the number of rows you knit, but it’s hard to say exactly how many fewer stitches/rows. Lots of patterns provide guidance for different sizes. I’d check out Ravelry for free hat patterns. There are lots of easy ones and usually provide instructions for kids or baby sized hats.
You are born to teach which shows in your tutorials. Your mindset attitude and passion for this craft is a joy to follow. So glad I found you and already hooked to your wonderful tutorials💯👌
Thank You So Much for this great tutorial, I was able to make a perfect hat for my two year old niece and believe it or not, it was my first ever knitting project. All thanks to you Davina, I learnt how to knit by watching your 'How to Knit' and now I am actually done making my first cap. Oh, I'm so excited to make more!!
Thanks so much I'm going on an exchange with my school to a cold country and I thought it was a good opportunity to knit a hat. At first I was a little intimidated since I'm still a beginner knitter but you explain everything really clearly and now I'm all set for my holiday.
Excellent video! I never learned more than knit stitch, purl stitch, cast on and cast off. I only watched this video because I was curious to know how you’d create more shape than a rectangle lol. It’s a lot simpler than I imagined! A good intro to increase/decrease stitches and of knitting patterns 👍
My little girl needed a new toque, and thanks to this tutorial, she has one now! This was my very first knitting project too and can’t recommend this enough. Would love to see the different ways to make this bigger/smaller though!
I just want to say I'm so glad I discovered your channel! Super detailed, really easy to follow and timestamps with links to other tutorials helps! Your so great at teaching and not many people know but it's really hard to teach someone when it feels like second nature to you. Keep up the good work!
I have been wat hung sop many turmtorials & you are really great at teaching! I love my 1st hat! I now know how to recognize knit from pearl stitch- finally-thanks to your directions!
Thank you. Have fallen in love with knitting/started learning it once I started watching your videos and tutorials. It’s fantastic. The details and the way you tell things has helped me identified things in a thorough way. So kind of like establishing strong basics for stronger skills. Awesome. Almost started and reached near completion of the hat and You have so many wonderful pointers that makes watching till the very end fun and worthy!👏👏
Thank you. The 1st thing I've ever knitted (apart from a baggy eleven Inc scarf with holes in it. Which was quickly unravelled ) I'm very proud of my hat. 3/4 cream+ + the top 1/3 is grey with a grey pom pom. Now for the wooly wrap scarf to match.!! Thanks again!🙋🏻♀️
This is hands the best tutorial on RUclips for beginner level hat, love it, just finished knitting my very first hat, can’t wait to wear and show it off 😊
Hi maam I am an 12 yr old boy and I thought it would be very difficult ad I am a total beginner. But ur vid was so encouraging and easy that it forced me to try it. I followed every step nicely and It turned out awesome. Thanks for this tutorial. My parents are very impressed. Thank you
Thank you ma'am. You’ve shown the steps with every detail possible and your instructions were so easy to follow. I've just finished my first hat. It took just a week and turned out perfectly! Thanks again.
This was my first thing I knitted that wasnt a square or rectangle. It was so easy to follow and now I have a hat! I used thinner wool and thinner needles so I have a mini hat. Perfect for a baby
I am SO so happy I found this channel. I’ve looked at so many tutorials of how to learn knitting and I just didn’t understand them. But you are straightforward, with a PERFECT camera angle, and you explain things thoghrouly. Exactly as I need them. Thank you SO much!!!
Just came across your channel and absolutely love it. I've been an enthusiastic crocheter for a while now but wanted to get my hands on knitting too. Your videos make me want to go the store to buy all the items I need RIGHT AWAY! Thanks so much.
Your videos are the BEST I have ever seen on u tube. The most well Thought-out video I have never watched. Perfect amount of time, rt to the point with some charm, so easy to see examples of your stitches, very clear instructions, made video go faster in parts that were repetitive, u must be a teacher? Well done!!
The best knitting tutorials on the internet! I'm on my third hat already, all thanks to you Davina. I learnt how to do the long-tail cast on, the stockinette stitch and increasing and dropping stitches from your videos. You are a great teacher and I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you!
Very easy to follow instructions. I managed to knit the hat within the day. I didn't have the same size knitting needle and yarn on hand but managed to make the hat with smaller size knitting needle and two type of colour yarn. It's so awesome learning a new hobby from your video.
I just started knitting a scarf and I can't wait to knit a matching hat to go with it. Your tutorials are the best. Thank you so much for the great work you do for us.❤️
Thank you SO much! This video helped me finally piece together how to read a knitting pattern and identify some key stitches and tips and tricks that I was struggling to figure out on my own. And now I can make presents that don’t take as much time as a scarf but are still lovely.
Thank you so much for this. I KNIT A HAT Y'ALL!!!!!! This tutorial is amazing, and I learned so much. I have been knitting for over a year now, and I learned how to do things way better than I've been doing them. I have never been able to seam anything nicely, and I am still impressed with how great of a job I did with this hat. Thanks to this video. A great job explaining everything, I didn't have any problems, questions, complaints, or concerns. Everything was detailed and well explained. My hat came out so great, and all of my family and friends are very impressed. I posted a picture of my finished hat on Instagram, and I tagged you in it. Thank you again so much for this.
i never thought i'd be able to knit something like a hat before finding this video. i've made two so far (the first one was a bit too small for my head so i made adjustments) and i'm so excited to try the color-blocking version! thank you so much for this video, it's brought me so much joy!
Such an amazing tutorial. I've been knitting for 2 weeks now and before following any detailed tutorial I wanted to make sure I can knit, purl etc - you've explained everything sooo well, especially the instructions + increasing/decreasing a yarn. I've spent whole afternoon working and managed to finish a beautiful beanie I'll gift my friend with 🥰 he lives on a boat and now he'll have something cozy to keep his bald head off 😂 thank you so much, looking forward to making other projects with you! All the love 😊💙🙏💙🙏💙
So... I'm planning to knit everyone in my extended family something for Christmas and I saw this video, saw the jazzed up hats, and I was like, you know what? I am going to knit this hat for my cousins!!
WOW!!! Thank you so much!!! I am a super beginner and decided to learn to knit to keep my hands and brain busy! I found your channel and it is PERFECT for beginners! Your voice is soothing and conversational and your explanations have taught me what I am looking at and given me an understanding rather than just going through the motions!! I loved this tutorial because it walks through reading a written pattern as well - which I needed!!! I get jammed up on what portions to repeat. (I'm constantly interrupted to I write out the line instruction so I can put down and pick up without skipping a stitch!) And reading through with you really helped to keep my place as I went! Two days ago I just had the urge to make a hat! I spent way too much time looking for a pattern. I really needed your guidance and I'm thrilled you did this!THANK YOU!!!!!
I had a couple of leftover balls of yarn from my scarf and since I'm on Covid-19 lockdown I decided that I wanted to make myself a hat. I found your video yesterday afternoon and I finished my hat earlier today! The tutorial was really easy to follow along and the result is great. My seam is a bit wonky but since the hat is black it's not really noticeable.
Than you for sharing this hat pattern and showing us step by step how it is made. I will make my son's new hat's for Christmas. Take Care and stay warm this winter. 🎄
Thank you for an amazing tutorial. I've been teaching a bunch of girls at the school where I work how to knit and one of them wanted to naje a beanie, after checking out a few videos I was getting disheartened but I came across your video a voila I have made my first beanie. Now I feel confident enough to teach the girls.
Oh! That's so wonderful! I love this comment so much! Good luck teaching your girls! Let me know if you have any questions. This is another similar hat pattern that is knit in the round (so, no seaming). It does require an extra set of double pointed needles though, but in case you want another option, here it is: ruclips.net/video/23gmF0WFXdI/видео.html Best of luck to you and your students!! They are also welcome to tag me on instagram @sheepandstitch if they have questions or if they want to share their hats!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial explaining in detail every step , how to knit a hat. This is the first time I am knitting a hat. You are an exceptional teacher. I cannot tell you how happy I was when it was done. Till now I had not a clue how to go about it, but was dying to knit a hat. And today joy of joys I did it. Look forward to viewing more of your knitting videos.❤
Thank you so much, my grandmother taught me how to crochet but never got to teach me how to knitt. My family and I were packing up my grandparents house and my aunt gave me my grandmas needles and yarn and even some unfinished work. I have never been able to make anything that didn't look like a child made it *im 33* you made that possible for me. Im a visual learner and you are so patient, and explain everything so perfectly. I love you, I will always follow your videos :)
I have tried to find someone on RUclips that is a superior teacher, and alas, I’ve FOUND YOU!!! I’ve watched 3 videos and everything you e shown, looks amazingly easy to do!!! I took a class at Jo-Ann’s to make a stocking cap similar to this, and it’s still waiting to be finished almost TWO yrs later! I’m going to purchase a couple of patterns to start with from your website as soon as I finish this comment!! Again thank you, you are an amazing teacher!!
Such a great video and so clear. I’ve now made this twice and I learnt a lot from both times making it. A few weeks ago I had never held a ball of yarn before and NOW I CAN MAKE A HAT!!! Can’t wait to try my next project. Maybe I’ll make that sweater one day after all...
Oh my god thank you soo much for this tutorial..its so easy and im so happy to find this video of yours ,im really a beginner in knitting and this tutorial is very easy for me.Thank youu ❤
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I used it to make my first hat and it came out great! You are such a great teacher. Can’t wait for more tutorials in the future ☺️ thank you for helping me discover my love of knitting!
The color of the yarn is really special, but the most special of all is how you explain things :) i don't live in 4 seasons country, so i knit very seldom, your video is a great refreshing course for me, i really am thankful & amazed!
Hello sage, I know I'm like 2 years late and you most likely forgot about this comment, but it's completely fine if you use less chunky yarn, HOWEVER it will turn out smaller, depending on how chunky your yarn is
This took me days & multiple restarts to get correct but man oh man, thank you!! First hat ever! From someone who’s pretty much a total newbie 😊 such a wonderful & informative video. You’re a wonderful virtual teacher.
Hi, Thank you for this tutorial! im so happy to find a beginners hat tutorial that only uses 2 needles! =) I want to make this for my kids, can i just decrease the number of cast on stitches to make it smaller? thanks
Davina, your videos are so helpful ! I am teaching myself how to knit and have already made 2 scarves and 2 of these hats since the end of July bc of your content! Thank you so much for all your time you put into your videos and blog!!
You are fantastic!!!! I just knit my first hat ever! I finally understood how to purl, i just couldn’t seem to get it but your explanations are next level! Thank you so so much
You make the best tutorials out there! I've always been frustrated with knitting and done nothing more than a square but since watching your video I have a proper hat!! Thanks so much 😁😁😁
Oh boy am I happy! Just finished my first hat with your tutorial!! Your directions are so good and you speak so clear it makes it a pleasure to rewind, rewind, and more rewind until I get it! Thank you so very much for your video
I've knit my first hat with this tutorial, thank you! For my next one I want to do colour blocking, when I change the colour of the yarn do I change it on the knit or purl side? Sorry if it's a simple question, I just don't want to get it wrong 😅
Amazing tutorial! Couldn't believe I was going to make it to the end, but I have! Thank you so much! !!!! Note to others: before you cut off the thread, first try on the hat. This measurement is too small for me, doesn't covers my ears at all, I had to add two more inches to the second part of the hat in order to have my ares covered and the hat not just move up and slip off my hair
@@pinkishhaven5158 you gotta use a bulkier yarn. I did it as was instructed here and made a beanie but its a bit tight for my fat head lol Mathematically would make sense to do 55 stitches from the beginning, skip adding the additional stitch when stockinette, and do the decreasing as in here. You'll end with 11 stitches instead of 10. for every 5 stitches you add 1 at the final decrease. The first cast on stitches for it to work in that pattern must always be an odd number.
You are an absolutely wonderful teacher. Your video left no room for confusion because your directions are so clear! I can’t wait to knit this hat! Thank you so much!!!
Instructions unclear, I now have a knitted elephant... lol in all seriousness I’m so glad I came across this tutorial! Your instructions are so clear and you don’t have an accent like some others I found so I can hear clearly and not get confused!
Thank you so much for this video! I just finished my hat, and while it looks fantastic, it is really small. It can't even fit my 10 year old comfortably, and our heads are normal sized. :) I used your same yarn down to the brand and type. Do you know where my error was? Did I pull the stitches too tight? Otherwise it is so fantastic. I would love to make more, but larger this time.
You should make sure you used the correct sized needles, and then look into how to do a swatch. If you used the exact same size needles and same brand and weight of yarn, you might be knitting really tight? But to be honest if it turned out that small, it could’ve been the yard weight or needle gauge.
Ok...I've found that this is one of my favorite channels for learning, but I think this is a very specific and stylized hat tutorial. I just saw someone knit a rectangle and then sew at the seam. I love it, but it is a bit more intermediate than beginner. 🙂
Thank you so so much dear. Because of Covid I discovered kitting!. So delighted to have found you after failing to follow other tutorials, yours was clean, clear, organised, able to convey information logically and I’m following you to knit a hat ( the 1st thing I ever knit after 1 straight forward long scarf.). I love the step by step explanations, and your logical thinking. I’m left handed and would love to follow you step by step to make a Cardigan .... please. Big hug and stay safe and happy 🌷
THANK YOU for this video! I've been working on a similar pattern and was doing great until it told me to seam it up, with no further explanation. I've had to undo my seam work so many times.
I am so thankful that I have came across your video.Because of you I have learned knitting and I have started loving knitting kinda addicted. Tysm for explaining everything in so detail.Please share how to knit different kind of hats .
If i were to use non-chunky yarn that calls for 4mm straight needles, how many stitches do i cast on? I'm assuming it won't be 49. It's am adult sized hat. Please let me know. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this video! I’m a young knitter and many videos are hard for me to understand! I’ve watched many videos of yours before and i’m thankful that you make this so easy and simple. Keep doing what you do! (:
Thanks so much for the tutorial, I'm new to knitting and my hat still turned out awesome!! I used 6mm bamboo needles with yarn that gave me the recommended gauge (11 sts = 4 inches/10 cm in stockinette stitch)
I also made a larger hat that turned out great for anyone who wanted a hat with a larger circumference! For a circumference that is around 2" larger, I added 5 stitches to all the steps --> (so increase/decrease by an increment of 5 stitches if you want a larger/smaller circumference and still stick to the tutorial steps/ratio)
* casting on = 54 stitches
* increase row = 55 stitches
* decrease rows = 44 > 33 > 22 > 11 stitches at the end
This will most likely get buried in the comments, but hopefully it helps!
This is a great tip! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for your sharing ❣️.
This has helped me so much as I have 6mm needles and wasn’t sure what measurements to use so thank you!!
thank you sm !!!! btw how much balls did you use to make the hat ?
@@ashemint2912 I used the loops & threads cozy wool (5-6 wpi) and used around 1/2 to 2/3 of a ball of yarn to make each of the hats!
You have the most amazing way of explaining and showing how to do the stitches, not only showing how they go but what the instruction means eg k2 together etc. A lot of people assume we know how to do these but you don't. You also give us clear views of what you're talking about. Love your tutorials.
Thank you for your kind comment! I’m so glad you appreciate the video 🤗
Davina!!!!! Girl, I have sad news...I can't knit or crochet anymore because of the increased pain in my shoulders, hands and fingers. 😪😥I'm 55 and I guess my body is saying, "that's enough!" I've been crocheting since I was 12 and knitting for the past 4 years. But, I'm going to keep following you and enjoy watching you to knit for me and your hat is so cute! LOL! Hugs girly from this old lady! LOL hee hee
Hi Kim, I'm so sorry to hear that you can't knit or crochet anymore. That is so sad. Please take care of yourself, and listen to your body. Thank you so much for your kind words and support for my channel! I hope you'll be able to pick up your needles and knit and crochet pain-free some day. *Hugs to you* ❤️❤️❤️
@@sheepandstitch Thank you lady D.! This chickie won't be beat tho, I'm a crafter at heart so I started making greeting cards cause that's less taxing on my hands and it's fun. The last thing I knitted was the cable scarf I was telling you about, but I couldn't finish it cause of the pain, however it was just the right size for my teddy bear so he wears it now! hee heee LOL! It did turn out beautiful though. So no worries, I'll be crafting for as long as possible! You keep up the good work my dear, you have a forever fan in me! I'll always be cheering you on! HUGS to you too!
Kim L. McDougal That's great to hear that you've still go a creative outlet! Making cards and scrapbooking sounds like an excellent way to get creative! I love your positive spirit! Keep on going, lovely! 💪
Don't give it up just like that. Take some time off and your body will recover. 55 is YOUNG! Try to do some stretching and some exercise to build up some of the supporting muscles -- like not at the gym but just get some resistance stretchy bands and loop it over the bed post and do a few shoulder pulls every night before bed and every morning when you wake up. Hands (and feet) are a bit tougher because all the muscles are up in the arm, and it's 99% tendons & bones in the hand/fingers. You might want to look into a TENS unit (they are reasonable price online ... the Balego TENS 7000 is the basic no-frills, no-scam standard ant goes for $20-30). Get some smaller electrodes for your hand joints and start slow -- take the time to read the instructions and find good videos from physiologists you trust online (I'm not a physiologist... just another person who had posture / "middle age" getting soft issues and work to get over it as much as I can). If TENS isn't for you, also look things that will increase your circulation -- your body's way of healing. Diet. Keeping warm (my grandma used to crochet with fingerless gloves on... her hands had so much arthritis they looked like someone ran them over with a truck... but she was 90+ so who can complain). And also important... don't marathon knit (I'm guilty of this). Get up and move/stretch every 10-15 minutes. It makes a big difference how you feel when you finally put the work down at try to do someothing else. Good Luck!
@@gdeangelkick thank you for your suggestions and advice :) really appreciate it!
For some random reason yesterday, I decided to learn how to knit and I had no one to teach me so when I found your channel I was so happy. I completed my first scarf thanks to you and now I am making a beanie to match with it.💜
Omg you knitted a scarf on your second day! Well done ❤️
Hahahahaha I am doctor colaso
Love watching your tutorials Davina, they so detailed and interesting. I’m 74 and been knitting for many years but you’ve really given some great ideas too. Thank you! Pam from Cape Town, South Africa
This was my first knitting project and it came out amazing!!! I’ve been knitting for the past 6 months or so, but wanted to make something I could actually wear/use. Thank you so much for this great tutorial, it was very thorough!
Great to see your videos back again. I decided to learn to knit out of the blue, without any family members who could teach me, and you are the very best teacher.
Aw, I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you!
@@sheepandstitch What size circumference head does this fit on (in cm)? I'm trying to work out whether I'd need to go bigger or not... 🤔 Please help. 🙏
P.s. I love your videos, you're incredible. 🖤
Used this to make my first ever knitting project...now have friends placing orders!
Was easy to follow and produced something that is actually wearable, thank you 😃
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I finished my first ever knit project thanks to this video!!!! I was taught when I was young by my Gran, but never finished anything.... I started to knit again 2 years ago.... still never finish anything.... I FINALLY FINISHED A PROJECT!!!! I knit this hat!!!! Thank You. ♥️🧶
I did everything like you said but I ended up making a Beanie for my unborn nephew but I had fun making it
Did you use the same size needles (10mm size us 15), and a size 6 super bulky yarn? I also know I tend to knit in a different tension so my products are sometimes off since I don't always check my gauge in advance... maybe check after some rounds that you're measuring the same as she is. (I need to start doing that myself at least) 😅
omgggg same HAHA but i used 4mm needles to practice
Me too
Thx for the comment, i was about to try this! Not anymore!!!😄
@Ingrid please do try as I am pretty sure it was a mistake on my part
What an awesome tutorial. My hat was ready in just 1 day. Even though I had no experince besides knitting regular nonsense rectangles, I did an awesome hat thanks to your guidance. Whenever I was unsure about which stitch I was at or how to proceed, I used your tips and solved all the issues. The only downside was my head being a bit smaller. But it looks chunky and cozy just the way I wanted. Made me really enthusiastic about knitting again. Thank you so much for all the effort you put and the guidance you provide 🤍
I liked the scream when you talked about gluing something on to the hat. The hat looks great. I'm scared of failing, but I'm going to try it.💗
Thank you for helping me knit my way through quarantine! I have picked up kitting and you are the only person who has been such a patient and articulate teacher. I can't thank you enough (:
I picked up knitting in quarantine too! What projects have you made?
@@auburnowens2841 I have been knitting beanies in the round. I really love super simple stuff so I found a video for the “Maple Beanie” and I have been making tons of those for people for Christmas! What about you?
Hello. Would you mind sharing how you cater for different head sizes, suppose if you wanted to make one for a toddler? Are there are specific number of stitches for particular head sizes?
@@manuela. you’d just do fewer stitches going around and lessen the number of rows you knit, but it’s hard to say exactly how many fewer stitches/rows. Lots of patterns provide guidance for different sizes. I’d check out Ravelry for free hat patterns. There are lots of easy ones and usually provide instructions for kids or baby sized hats.
Pls pass on written pattern
You are born to teach which shows in your tutorials. Your mindset attitude and passion for this craft is a joy to follow. So glad I found you and already hooked to your wonderful tutorials💯👌
Thank You So Much for this great tutorial, I was able to make a perfect hat for my two year old niece and believe it or not, it was my first ever knitting project. All thanks to you Davina, I learnt how to knit by watching your 'How to Knit' and now I am actually done making my first cap. Oh, I'm so excited to make more!!
Thanks so much I'm going on an exchange with my school to a cold country and I thought it was a good opportunity to knit a hat. At first I was a little intimidated since I'm still a beginner knitter but you explain everything really clearly and now I'm all set for my holiday.
Excellent video! I never learned more than knit stitch, purl stitch, cast on and cast off. I only watched this video because I was curious to know how you’d create more shape than a rectangle lol. It’s a lot simpler than I imagined!
A good intro to increase/decrease stitches and of knitting patterns 👍
My little girl needed a new toque, and thanks to this tutorial, she has one now! This was my very first knitting project too and can’t recommend this enough. Would love to see the different ways to make this bigger/smaller though!
Me too, I have a large head! 😂
I just want to say I'm so glad I discovered your channel! Super detailed, really easy to follow and timestamps with links to other tutorials helps! Your so great at teaching and not many people know but it's really hard to teach someone when it feels like second nature to you. Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much! Your comment means a lot to me! ❤️
I completely agree when I have trouble with something, I immediately say, “time to go to sheep & stitch!”
I have been wat hung sop many turmtorials & you are really great at teaching! I love my 1st hat! I now know how to recognize knit from pearl stitch- finally-thanks to your directions!
@@sheepandstitch Why in the description does it says the pattern pdf is free, but when you go to the link, you find out that it costs 4 dollars??
If we have a smaller thinner yarn can we do 49 stich times 2?
I had to drop everything I was doing just to watch your video. I have a new found love for knitting, all thanks to you!! Thank you
Aw, thanks!!
Trust me you will never regret it
Hi I’m Bella we could be friends
@@sheepandstitch do you have to also purl could you just knit
@@AhmedIbrahim-by9he you can if you want to make a garter stitch hat. But you won't get a stretchy cuff
Thank you. Have fallen in love with knitting/started learning it once I started watching your videos and tutorials. It’s fantastic. The details and the way you tell things has helped me identified things in a thorough way. So kind of like establishing strong basics for stronger skills. Awesome. Almost started and reached near completion of the hat and You have so many wonderful pointers that makes watching till the very end fun and worthy!👏👏
❤
Thank you. The 1st thing I've ever knitted (apart from a baggy eleven Inc scarf with holes in it. Which was quickly unravelled )
I'm very proud of my hat. 3/4 cream+ + the top 1/3 is grey with a grey pom pom.
Now for the wooly wrap scarf to match.!!
Thanks again!🙋🏻♀️
This is hands the best tutorial on RUclips for beginner level hat, love it, just finished knitting my very first hat, can’t wait to wear and show it off 😊
Hi maam I am an 12 yr old boy and I thought it would be very difficult ad I am a total beginner. But ur vid was so encouraging and easy that it forced me to try it. I followed every step nicely and It turned out awesome. Thanks for this tutorial. My parents are very impressed. Thank you
Now, this is an excellent tutorial. I haven’t knitted in years, tuned into this and I’m knitting again. Very well done! Thank you.
Thank you ma'am. You’ve shown the steps with every detail possible and your instructions were so easy to follow. I've just finished my first hat. It took just a week and turned out perfectly! Thanks again.
This was my first thing I knitted that wasnt a square or rectangle. It was so easy to follow and now I have a hat! I used thinner wool and thinner needles so I have a mini hat. Perfect for a baby
I am SO so happy I found this channel. I’ve looked at so many tutorials of how to learn knitting and I just didn’t understand them. But you are straightforward, with a PERFECT camera angle, and you explain things thoghrouly. Exactly as I need them. Thank you SO much!!!
You’re very welcome! I’m so glad you enjoy 😊
Just came across your channel and absolutely love it. I've been an enthusiastic crocheter for a while now but wanted to get my hands on knitting too. Your videos make me want to go the store to buy all the items I need RIGHT AWAY! Thanks so much.
I watched like 10 other videos about how to make a hat and this is the only one I understood so helpful and love my new hat 🧢
Me too 🙂😏
Your videos are the BEST I have ever seen on u tube. The most well Thought-out video I have never watched. Perfect amount of time, rt to the point with some charm, so easy to see examples of your stitches, very clear instructions, made video go faster in parts that were repetitive, u must be a teacher? Well done!!
Aww thanks so much!
The best knitting tutorials on the internet! I'm on my third hat already, all thanks to you Davina. I learnt how to do the long-tail cast on, the stockinette stitch and increasing and dropping stitches from your videos. You are a great teacher and I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you!
Aww thank you for your kind comment! I’m so glad to be a part of your knitting journey! 🤗
Just finished my first ever hat, couldn’t be happier! This tutorial is extremely helpful!
Very easy to follow instructions. I managed to knit the hat within the day. I didn't have the same size knitting needle and yarn on hand but managed to make the hat with smaller size knitting needle and two type of colour yarn. It's so awesome learning a new hobby from your video.
I just started knitting a scarf and I can't wait to knit a matching hat to go with it. Your tutorials are the best. Thank you so much for the great work you do for us.❤️
Thank you SO much! This video helped me finally piece together how to read a knitting pattern and identify some key stitches and tips and tricks that I was struggling to figure out on my own. And now I can make presents that don’t take as much time as a scarf but are still lovely.
Thank you so much for this. I KNIT A HAT Y'ALL!!!!!! This tutorial is amazing, and I learned so much. I have been knitting for over a year now, and I learned how to do things way better than I've been doing them. I have never been able to seam anything nicely, and I am still impressed with how great of a job I did with this hat. Thanks to this video. A great job explaining everything, I didn't have any problems, questions, complaints, or concerns. Everything was detailed and well explained. My hat came out so great, and all of my family and friends are very impressed. I posted a picture of my finished hat on Instagram, and I tagged you in it. Thank you again so much for this.
Awesome! I’m so glad the hat turned out so well for you! 👏👏👏 gonna go check Instagram now. Excited to see your hat 👀
i never thought i'd be able to knit something like a hat before finding this video. i've made two so far (the first one was a bit too small for my head so i made adjustments) and i'm so excited to try the color-blocking version! thank you so much for this video, it's brought me so much joy!
Can you please share the adjustments you made? The hat is way to small for my head.
Thank you, so, so much for your absolutely EXCELLENT tutorials. I am really LOVING them. I knitted a hat thanks to you!! Big hug xxx
Such an amazing tutorial. I've been knitting for 2 weeks now and before following any detailed tutorial I wanted to make sure I can knit, purl etc - you've explained everything sooo well, especially the instructions + increasing/decreasing a yarn. I've spent whole afternoon working and managed to finish a beautiful beanie I'll gift my friend with 🥰 he lives on a boat and now he'll have something cozy to keep his bald head off 😂 thank you so much, looking forward to making other projects with you! All the love 😊💙🙏💙🙏💙
So... I'm planning to knit everyone in my extended family something for Christmas and I saw this video, saw the jazzed up hats, and I was like, you know what? I am going to knit this hat for my cousins!!
I'm kniting this hat for my family too!!!(^^)
WOW!!! Thank you so much!!! I am a super beginner and decided to learn to knit to keep my hands and brain busy! I found your channel and it is PERFECT for beginners! Your voice is soothing and conversational and your explanations have taught me what I am looking at and given me an understanding rather than just going through the motions!! I loved this tutorial because it walks through reading a written pattern as well - which I needed!!! I get jammed up on what portions to repeat. (I'm constantly interrupted to I write out the line instruction so I can put down and pick up without skipping a stitch!) And reading through with you really helped to keep my place as I went! Two days ago I just had the urge to make a hat! I spent way too much time looking for a pattern. I really needed your guidance and I'm thrilled you did this!THANK YOU!!!!!
I had a couple of leftover balls of yarn from my scarf and since I'm on Covid-19 lockdown I decided that I wanted to make myself a hat.
I found your video yesterday afternoon and I finished my hat earlier today! The tutorial was really easy to follow along and the result is great.
My seam is a bit wonky but since the hat is black it's not really noticeable.
Same . The lockdown made me wanna try something new and here I am knitting my first hat
Same
Than you for sharing this hat pattern and showing us step by step how it is made. I will make my son's new hat's for Christmas. Take Care and stay warm this winter. 🎄
Thank you for an amazing tutorial. I've been teaching a bunch of girls at the school where I work how to knit and one of them wanted to naje a beanie, after checking out a few videos I was getting disheartened but I came across your video a voila I have made my first beanie. Now I feel confident enough to teach the girls.
Oh! That's so wonderful! I love this comment so much! Good luck teaching your girls! Let me know if you have any questions. This is another similar hat pattern that is knit in the round (so, no seaming). It does require an extra set of double pointed needles though, but in case you want another option, here it is: ruclips.net/video/23gmF0WFXdI/видео.html Best of luck to you and your students!! They are also welcome to tag me on instagram @sheepandstitch if they have questions or if they want to share their hats!
I very recently started knitting. Thank you for the patience and great descriptions. I’m following along making this hat. So far so good!
Glad to hear it!
This is the BEST tutorial I've seen on RUclips on knitting a hat!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial explaining in detail every step , how to knit a hat.
This is the first time I am knitting a hat.
You are an exceptional teacher.
I cannot tell you how happy I was when it was done.
Till now I had not a clue how to go about it, but was dying to knit a hat.
And today joy of joys I did it.
Look forward to viewing more of your knitting videos.❤
Did this in 4 hours(turned out great ) incredibly happy with it and it was a brilliant ,informative video thank you very much 😁
Thank you so much, my grandmother taught me how to crochet but never got to teach me how to knitt. My family and I were packing up my grandparents house and my aunt gave me my grandmas needles and yarn and even some unfinished work. I have never been able to make anything that didn't look like a child made it *im 33* you made that possible for me. Im a visual learner and you are so patient, and explain everything so perfectly. I love you, I will always follow your videos :)
Love this tutorial. Easy to follow and learned a lot. Thank you! 🙌
You’re very welcome!
I have tried to find someone on RUclips that is a superior teacher, and alas, I’ve FOUND YOU!!! I’ve watched 3 videos and everything you e shown, looks amazingly easy to do!!!
I took a class at Jo-Ann’s to make a stocking cap similar to this, and it’s still waiting to be finished almost TWO yrs later!
I’m going to purchase a couple of patterns to start with from your website as soon as I finish this comment!!
Again thank you, you are an amazing teacher!!
Thanks for this tutorial! I have now knitted a similar hat, but because I don't have the same yarn size I am giving it to the cat. :)
Oh my goodness thank you so much Davina my dads birthday was Friday and i didn't know what to do but you saved the Day thank u thank u❤
i made this hat and it looks and feels amazing! thank you for the clear and detailed instructions
Thank you for your tutorial. I have made the hat and it came out awesome. I am a beginner and I thoroughly enjoyed making it
I’m so happy to hear that!
Thanks! FINALLY a video that doesn't expect me to have the needles that have a string to connect them together- what ever they are called. Thanks! :D
Yeah! Those are called circular needles. I hate those tutorials because i don't have circular needles.
It’s lovely way you explained thanks 🙏 very nice very helpful 🎉😂God bless you thank you 🎉❤
Amazing tutorial! You explain everything so well 😊 so thank you 😀
Such a great video and so clear. I’ve now made this twice and I learnt a lot from both times making it. A few weeks ago I had never held a ball of yarn before and NOW I CAN MAKE A HAT!!! Can’t wait to try my next project. Maybe I’ll make that sweater one day after all...
Oh my god thank you soo much for this tutorial..its so easy and im so happy to find this video of yours ,im really a beginner in knitting and this tutorial is very easy for me.Thank youu ❤
By watching your vids i started knitting, i found my new love, its knitting ❤️, tnx🤗
I love knitting too!❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I used it to make my first hat and it came out great! You are such a great teacher. Can’t wait for more tutorials in the future ☺️ thank you for helping me discover my love of knitting!
Thanks for the video. You are a great communicator. Your videos have really helped me get back into knitting!
Really happy to hear that!
YAY!! You're back!! Took up knitting again this winter basically because of you -- you're my new best friend, LOL!
Yay!! So glad to hear that!! What have you made so far?
The color of the yarn is really special, but the most special of all is how you explain things :) i don't live in 4 seasons country, so i knit very seldom, your video is a great refreshing course for me, i really am thankful & amazed!
Thanks for watching! 💕
Excellent, easy-to-follow instructional video. Thank You! Can this same pattern be knit with less chunky yarn? ~Sage
Hello sage, I know I'm like 2 years late and you most likely forgot about this comment, but it's completely fine if you use less chunky yarn, HOWEVER it will turn out smaller, depending on how chunky your yarn is
Thank you!
This took me days & multiple restarts to get correct but man oh man, thank you!! First hat ever! From someone who’s pretty much a total newbie 😊 such a wonderful & informative video. You’re a wonderful virtual teacher.
Hi, Thank you for this tutorial! im so happy to find a beginners hat tutorial that only uses 2 needles! =) I want to make this for my kids, can i just decrease the number of cast on stitches to make it smaller? thanks
Davina, your videos are so helpful ! I am teaching myself how to knit and have already made 2 scarves and 2 of these hats since the end of July bc of your content! Thank you so much for all your time you put into your videos and blog!!
You’re back! Thank you for the video - can’t wait for more! :)
Haha thank you!
You are fantastic!!!! I just knit my first hat ever! I finally understood how to purl, i just couldn’t seem to get it but your explanations are next level! Thank you so so much
Omg so goood.. I just started planning to learn this, thank you for the teaching with details😀
You make the best tutorials out there! I've always been frustrated with knitting and done nothing more than a square but since watching your video I have a proper hat!! Thanks so much 😁😁😁
10:54 then we're gonna do what's called a pro gamer move
@@Olivia-uz9bc It's a meme.
Oh boy am I happy! Just finished my first hat with your tutorial!! Your directions are so good and you speak so clear it makes it a pleasure to rewind, rewind, and more rewind until I get it! Thank you so very much for your video
I've knit my first hat with this tutorial, thank you! For my next one I want to do colour blocking, when I change the colour of the yarn do I change it on the knit or purl side? Sorry if it's a simple question, I just don't want to get it wrong 😅
You’re the best!! Learned to knit from you and made a lot of scarfs and hats few months.. dunno what I can do next.. it’s getting a bit boring now
I love this channel and I'm definitely following this tutorial ❤ thanks 👌
Thank you, dear! You're so sweet!
Thank you for this tutorial.
I knitted every row after the 3” rim. The hat turned out beautifully. 👍👍
Happy to hear that! 😊
My aunt taught me how to knit. But not the long tail cast on! Thx❤️
Omg how to tell the difference between purl and knit stitches is going to take so much frustration away for me! Thank you!
Your realy good at tutorials and I wish that you can post a video tutorial for gloves.
Like if you do
Amazing tutorial! Couldn't believe I was going to make it to the end, but I have! Thank you so much!
!!!! Note to others: before you cut off the thread, first try on the hat. This measurement is too small for me, doesn't covers my ears at all, I had to add two more inches to the second part of the hat in order to have my ares covered and the hat not just move up and slip off my hair
My genius terrifies me sometimes
i used smaller yarn and followed the instructions but ended up making a sock instead of a beanie.....
I hope that doesn’t happen to me
@@abdulsabur4896 I hope so too 😭
Same here😂😭
How many stitches should we add?
I measured my own head by inches (google says I used the head circumference)
hmmm
@@pinkishhaven5158 you gotta use a bulkier yarn. I did it as was instructed here and made a beanie but its a bit tight for my fat head lol
Mathematically would make sense to do 55 stitches from the beginning, skip adding the additional stitch when stockinette, and do the decreasing as in here. You'll end with 11 stitches instead of 10. for every 5 stitches you add 1 at the final decrease. The first cast on stitches for it to work in that pattern must always be an odd number.
You are an absolutely wonderful teacher. Your video left no room for confusion because your directions are so clear! I can’t wait to knit this hat! Thank you so much!!!
I've the same question
Great tutorial, thank you! How many stitches should I cast on if I want you make this hat for a 5 year old?
I did exactly the same like in the video and it fits my 5 year old perfectly. For me I would need to take at least 20 stiches more :)
@@martynas.4647 Please tell if I want to make for 2 years baby
@@anitaarora1978 it depends what yarn you using The circumstances for 2 year old should be 19 inch, so the hat should measure 10% or 15% less
@@martynas.4647 Thank you
Instructions unclear, I now have a knitted elephant... lol in all seriousness I’m so glad I came across this tutorial! Your instructions are so clear and you don’t have an accent like some others I found so I can hear clearly and not get confused!
Thank you so much for this video! I just finished my hat, and while it looks fantastic, it is really small. It can't even fit my 10 year old comfortably, and our heads are normal sized. :) I used your same yarn down to the brand and type. Do you know where my error was? Did I pull the stitches too tight? Otherwise it is so fantastic. I would love to make more, but larger this time.
You should make sure you used the correct sized needles, and then look into how to do a swatch. If you used the exact same size needles and same brand and weight of yarn, you might be knitting really tight? But to be honest if it turned out that small, it could’ve been the yard weight or needle gauge.
lol and mine is so damn huge
Ok...I've found that this is one of my favorite channels for learning, but I think this is a very specific and stylized hat tutorial. I just saw someone knit a rectangle and then sew at the seam. I love it, but it is a bit more intermediate than beginner. 🙂
The pearl here seems different than the one in the tutorial link.. or am I getting it wrong? Haha!
Thank you so so much dear. Because of Covid I discovered kitting!. So delighted to have found you after failing to follow other tutorials, yours was clean, clear, organised, able to convey information logically and I’m following you to knit a hat ( the 1st thing I ever knit after 1 straight forward long scarf.). I love the step by step explanations, and your logical thinking. I’m left handed and would love to follow you step by step to make a Cardigan .... please. Big hug and stay safe and happy 🌷
THANK YOU for this video! I've been working on a similar pattern and was doing great until it told me to seam it up, with no further explanation. I've had to undo my seam work so many times.
You're welcome! Good luck seaming! It seems hard at first, but once you get into the flow of it, it's a lot easier and even (dare I say?) relaxing!
I am so thankful that I have came across your video.Because of you I have learned knitting and I have started loving knitting kinda addicted. Tysm for explaining everything in so detail.Please share how to knit different kind of hats .
If i were to use non-chunky yarn that calls for 4mm straight needles, how many stitches do i cast on? I'm assuming it won't be 49. It's am adult sized hat. Please let me know. Thanks!
It's not I used a non-chunky yarn and 5mm needles I got a tiny long hat
i used 3.5mm needles and non-chunky yarn and i use 125 stitches
Hi Cerena Ayyad how did you go about decreasing with 125 st? Thanks
Your videos are so easy to follow, and your instructions clear. No wonder your knitting is "practically perfect in every way!" Thanks!
I think I used the wrong size yarn bc my hat is a baby hat
The same thing happened to me! Mine fitted a doll.
Yup! My American Girl doll will enjoy this hat instead of my mom.
MIne is too, but its cute so no biggie.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m a young knitter and many videos are hard for me to understand! I’ve watched many videos of yours before and i’m thankful that you make this so easy and simple. Keep doing what you do! (:
For the first row, why does she wrap the working string around the right needle, right to left behind, before proceeding with purl stitch?
Dying to know this myself
So well explained, at last I know how to "mattress" stitch a seam. Thank you so much.