I think this is the first time my ND brain has assisted me. I was only aware of the music because folks mentioned it in the comments, which kept flashing as the vid played. Beyond that, I was so focused on understanding what you doing and saying at times I didn't even perceive it till you stopped speaking. That aside, gonna try this, but with a couple fewer stiches as I don't want as wide a band. Cheers love 🎉 thanks for the vid.
I just finished my headband! Thank you for the tutorial. I’ve crocheted for years but just recently started knitting. This is the first thing I’ve made that wasn’t a dishcloth
Thank your sister for the tutorial , I just finish my second band but I didn't knew how to do the finnish part , you have a lovely voice and I enjoy the way you teach ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i am so obsess with knitting, it is very therapeutic for me...but the only thing i can knit at this moment is beanies...thank you for this tutorial...next will be head bands
Thank you, this is great! I am an experienced knitter, but this was something new to learn even for me. I would love to see what it looks like on and will for sure try to make one on the weekend.
I am super dumb at knitting... nothing is wrong with the music - mute it of you don't like it - it was easy to follow ... but it doesn't mean I will be able to replicate it. Very good tutorial
I've not seen anyone knit left handed before. Looks like you are placing yarn around the wrong way on the purl stitch. But this makes it look different. 😉
I literally started this today and went from 19 to 15 and the headband is still toooooo wide for my head. Might as well be an open one. How can i fix this?
From what I have learned these are just normal knit stitches (but I am still learning myself, so I am definitely open to suggestions). Knit stitch goes from the side around the front part of the stitch, twisted would go around the back. You can check out a video here: ruclips.net/video/plieeghzbH4/видео.html
@@TwinPeakKnits I've watched again the video more closley. For me your knit stiches look a bit twisted (one leg of "v" is over the other). From what I noticed, it seems to me when you do knit stich you wrap the yarn around the needle from above. As far as I know usually to make knit stich you need to wrap the yarn around the needle clockwise. I hope that you'll find my hint useful and I wish you the very best in knitting 🙂
@@TheNimphel Oh I see what you mean, it seems I do a combination of continental and English style of knitting :D I will play around and try out a couple different styles. Thanks for the advice!
@@TwinPeakKnits It isn't that you're doing a combination of English & Continental. That's just about which hand you hold the working yarn in (right for English, left for Continental.) It's that you are wrapping the yarn counter-clockwise for your knit stitches, when it's usually clockwise (whether it's English or Continental.) Your way isn't 'wrong' if that's what you want to do, but it is highly unusual and does change the finished result. Any beginners learning from this video would also get very confused if they learn to knit this way and it then messes up their results with other patterns, so you really should mention it.
Also, honestly, your whole way of knitting and holding the yarn is incredibly strange and looks to be very slow, difficult and painful for you. If I was having to push the pointy end of my needle to get each stitch off, it would start to hurt! Then moving your whole hand to wrap will slow you down, unlike proper continental knitting. I'm guessing your tension isn't that consistent either. You should look up videos about knitting continental, because there's loads of help out there and your technique could be massively improved. I'm just trying to help. And beginners, please don't learn to knit from this video!
I'm a little frusturated, your stitches when doing knit, purl, knit, purl look so uniform and mine keep getting wonky and knotted and i dont know if thats meant to happen or if im just doing it wrong
Thank you! And also thanks for pointing out that my info about needles is not very clear, I am still in the process of learning how to make videos for my projects. Its actually neither, in my country the size of the needles = the size in mm, so what I meant was 6 mm needles (UK = 4, US = 10) :)
@@TwinPeakKnits One more question. In the first row, before you slip stitch at the end you pull the yarn to the front. Is this the same for the last slip stitch on the other side? Or do you leave it in the back for that side and in the front again for the next row etcetera? Your video did not show that part.
@@inge3725 Yes, you always slip stitch with the yarn in front. But on one side the stitch before that is a purl so it is already in the front and on the other side its a knit stitch so you have to move it to the front :)
I have a bigger head so I tried making it longer...turns out I didn't need it, I tried to redo it but it's already sewn tight, so I had to sew it at the bottom to make it fit... So now I have a big bulb on my forehead..
Same! I'm having such a hard time following because the hand placement blocks alot of it. As a beginner, definitely needed it slower and more "showy" to teach
Thanks for the tutorial. I like music but why you play it so loud. It is so distracting when I am trying to listen to what you are saying. I will knit a headband. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for the feedback :) Only thing that comes to mind is that you are knitting twice into the same stitch without dropping it and this way adding a stitch every time. So maybe make sure that after you knit or purl a stitch you drop it off your left needle. And with the last stitch in each row you just transfer it from the left needle to the right. Hope this helps :)
I too kept getting an extra stitch. I think it was on the last stitch when the first on the next row was purl, but who am I to know. Really frustrating, I unraveled and started again so many times. I wouldn't consider this a complete beginner video. It also doesn't help being I'm not left handed so help my yarn differently. None the less, thank you.
Please, please 🙏🏼 Can you make or update this video without music? Your voice is very nice and teaching techniques are really good, it would be great help to me if you can upload this very same video without music 🙏🏼 I’m going to be a mom 🤰🏻 I have frequent headaches, please excuse me if you are not feeling good about this comment, but loud music is distracting me and unable to concentrate because of my headache. Very sorry 😞🙏🏼🙏🏼 Your tutorial is very helpful and easy to follow, so i took liberty to ask you here. Kindly please try to remove the music 🙏🏼 Thank you so much and I wish you best ❤
As I was knitting I heard a loud noise of like a dog or something like the dog was doing the happy sound of a dog I was soo scared I had to make to voice louder so I couldn’t hear the dog
Thank you sooo much I am a crocheter & wish to learn knitting, I find your channel it is sooo calming & I can follow u easily.! Plz make a knitting series for beginners. Thank you with all love from me to you❤❤❤
@@joannelemaire3855 For this particular project, the centimeters really does matter more than the rows because it depends on how big the person's head is. You just repeat the pattern until it's about 19-23 inches long. I went with 20 inches because I'm making this for a child, for an adult head it might need to be longer.
Made this for my daughter and grand daughter and they have received compliments on the headband. Thanks for sharing this pattern and the tips.
I think this is the first time my ND brain has assisted me. I was only aware of the music because folks mentioned it in the comments, which kept flashing as the vid played. Beyond that, I was so focused on understanding what you doing and saying at times I didn't even perceive it till you stopped speaking. That aside, gonna try this, but with a couple fewer stiches as I don't want as wide a band. Cheers love 🎉 thanks for the vid.
I just finished my headband! Thank you for the tutorial. I’ve crocheted for years but just recently started knitting. This is the first thing I’ve made that wasn’t a dishcloth
Did u use thin yurn or same like her
@@rosekokiefan115 I used 4 ply yarn
@@chrystinabush862 can we make it with thin yarn
@@chrystinabush862 nineteen loops or ninety?
Thanks!
cute headband, loved making it!
Thank your sister for the tutorial , I just finish my second band but I didn't knew how to do the finnish part , you have a lovely voice and I enjoy the way you teach ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your tutorial, looking forward to more of your knitting or crocheting session
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I've successfully done my first knitting project ever 🥰 It turned out pretty nice.
i am so obsess with knitting, it is very therapeutic for me...but the only thing i can knit at this moment is beanies...thank you for this tutorial...next will be head bands
I got a knitting kit but I'm a little kid so this was confusing but in the end it turned out amazing
Cute❤ glad it worked out for you:)
I love the music, reminds me of a drama I enjoyed during childhood
Lovely. Very easy to follow. Thankyou.
thank you sister for sharing this kind of easy totourial carry on
It’s beautiful thank you
Thank you for this beautiful video. I loved listening to the music and your soothing voice.
How to get your pattern
Thank you, this is great! I am an experienced knitter, but this was something new to learn even for me. I would love to see what it looks like on and will for sure try to make one on the weekend.
Love 💕 your tutorials will be making this headband Soon
Wonderful video thank you!!!
Love the Lucifer series and I love this pattern…thank you so much!🎃
What a fantastic tutorial ❤❤
I love the music!
I enjoyed your tutorial and I am making one
Thank u for sharing, I made one and it came out really nice
Love this tutorial. i dont have the needles but I'll try it with chopsticks
Nice one there❤️❤️👍👍💁💁
It’s so easy to follow. I am making a headband for a six month old baby girl. Is this the right size for a six-month old baby please advise🥰
Very nice thanks.
Very easy to follow. 😊
I just finished making one! It turned out great. Thank you so much for the tutorial. 🧶 ❤
Hey can u help did she say 15 cm 50 cm
@@clarissa_clouds9888 she said 50, but I converted to inches and I do about 19.5 inches to make it fit my head. 🤩
Very nice I will try that ,I don’t like hats get too warm thanks for sharing.
I am super dumb at knitting... nothing is wrong with the music - mute it of you don't like it - it was easy to follow ... but it doesn't mean I will be able to replicate it. Very good tutorial
Good job 👏 👍
Thanks for sharing!
I've not seen anyone knit left handed before. Looks like you are placing yarn around the wrong way on the purl stitch. But this makes it look different. 😉
Thanks so much so helpful
Gonna try this love the music very relaxing
Thank You ✨💜✨
Thank you, this is great
Thank you!
The music is so distracting when you are try to listen , watch and replicate it. You are a great teacher but the music is too much
Makes me sleepy that background music
Music too loud.. Softer would be good for only background but the pattern is easy and pretty.
Just turn on captions and mute the volume
I loved the music, its Sailor Moon BG music!
@@Shewasafairy00 ohh then it would me more confusing cuz we would have to read, look and knit all at the same time
Good very beautiful thanks mam
Thank uuuuuuu soo much it's so helpful
Excellent tutorial. Thank you!
Hey can you help do u continue for 15 cm or 50
Thank you very much for your step-by-step tutorial. I think I can knit one.
Thanks for the comment :) I am sure you can do it!
Loved listening to the music as I was knitting
I am not getting the slip stitch at the ends...one side looks amazing, but the purl side looks super twisted and I can't figure out why
Thank you🙏
What style of knitting is this? It’s my first time seeing the yarn being thrown with the left hand!
Im from india i really injoyed
Thank-you for this! Do you slip the last stitch with the needle in front every row, or do you alternate needle in front and needle behind? Thank-you!!
You always slip stitch with the yarn in front on both sides :)
@@TwinPeakKnits It would help to explain that on the first slip stitch.
@@TwinPeakKnits thank-you!
How many rows is it coz i dont do cm's i cant do maths
I literally started this today and went from 19 to 15 and the headband is still toooooo wide for my head. Might as well be an open one. How can i fix this?
Made this for myself. It is perfect but how would I make this headband smaller for my daughter? If I find 19 is too thick?
you wouild probably just alter the size to fit her. (i.e., take measurements and reference)
If my pattern doesn't look like v shapes but horizontal lines, what do i do wrong?
Great job! thank you so much, you have made it look so easy :-)
What should be the length of the band for a 8 year old girl
I love that music in the background. What is the name of it?
Why do i keep ending up with extra stitches i started at 19 but after few pattern it’s 20🥲
أحسنت جميلة جداً
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Found you through tiktok, I hope you make more videos.
Thank you so much for the support! And yes, I have more projects and videos planned, one will be coming up at the end of this week :)
بسیار عالی 👏👏👏
Nice work, but you should explain that you use twisted knit stich not knit stich (guess its planned).
From what I have learned these are just normal knit stitches (but I am still learning myself, so I am definitely open to suggestions). Knit stitch goes from the side around the front part of the stitch, twisted would go around the back. You can check out a video here: ruclips.net/video/plieeghzbH4/видео.html
@@TwinPeakKnits I've watched again the video more closley.
For me your knit stiches look a bit twisted (one leg of "v" is over the other). From what I noticed, it seems to me when you do knit stich you wrap the yarn around the needle from above. As far as I know usually to make knit stich you need to wrap the yarn around the needle clockwise.
I hope that you'll find my hint useful and I wish you the very best in knitting 🙂
@@TheNimphel Oh I see what you mean, it seems I do a combination of continental and English style of knitting :D I will play around and try out a couple different styles. Thanks for the advice!
@@TwinPeakKnits It isn't that you're doing a combination of English & Continental. That's just about which hand you hold the working yarn in (right for English, left for Continental.) It's that you are wrapping the yarn counter-clockwise for your knit stitches, when it's usually clockwise (whether it's English or Continental.) Your way isn't 'wrong' if that's what you want to do, but it is highly unusual and does change the finished result. Any beginners learning from this video would also get very confused if they learn to knit this way and it then messes up their results with other patterns, so you really should mention it.
Also, honestly, your whole way of knitting and holding the yarn is incredibly strange and looks to be very slow, difficult and painful for you. If I was having to push the pointy end of my needle to get each stitch off, it would start to hurt! Then moving your whole hand to wrap will slow you down, unlike proper continental knitting. I'm guessing your tension isn't that consistent either. You should look up videos about knitting continental, because there's loads of help out there and your technique could be massively improved. I'm just trying to help. And beginners, please don't learn to knit from this video!
After a certain point after minute 7, there are 20 stitches on the band, is that supposed to happen?
Have you got the written pattern for this
Amazing
I'm a little frusturated, your stitches when doing knit, purl, knit, purl look so uniform and mine keep getting wonky and knotted and i dont know if thats meant to happen or if im just doing it wrong
Me too!! Any ideas?
Wow! I thought I knitted awkwardly, and I’m left-handed! 😂 Cool video, but I would drop all my stitches holding the needles like that. 🤷♀️
Great video. Could you please tell me how many balls of wool I need. Thanks.
For this one I used a 100g ball of yarn and only needed a little over a half of it, so one ball should be enough for sure :)
Great video! One question: Are you using UK or US size needles? US 6 = 4 mm. UK 6 = 5 mm
Thank you! And also thanks for pointing out that my info about needles is not very clear, I am still in the process of learning how to make videos for my projects. Its actually neither, in my country the size of the needles = the size in mm, so what I meant was 6 mm needles (UK = 4, US = 10) :)
@@TwinPeakKnits Thank you for your quick reply! Now I know which needles to get 😊
@@TwinPeakKnits One more question. In the first row, before you slip stitch at the end you pull the yarn to the front. Is this the same for the last slip stitch on the other side? Or do you leave it in the back for that side and in the front again for the next row etcetera? Your video did not show that part.
@@inge3725 Yes, you always slip stitch with the yarn in front. But on one side the stitch before that is a purl so it is already in the front and on the other side its a knit stitch so you have to move it to the front :)
Strange I loved the music - very calming. Watching from Gander Newfoundland Canada, November 29 2022
Please can you do a tutorial for a hat and by the way i loved your work ❤❤❤
Thank you so much :) And yes, I have three tutorials for hats coming up, one should be on my channel this weekend and the other two soon after :)
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I have a bigger head so I tried making it longer...turns out I didn't need it, I tried to redo it but it's already sewn tight, so I had to sew it at the bottom to make it fit... So now I have a big bulb on my forehead..
Also... This took me a month to make😭..I was very happy to finally get something done once and for all😅..thanks
How many to make it thinner?
Cast on 19
Background music doesn't let hear the instructions clearly
Thank you very much. The music is horrible tho.
I had to pause the beginning repeatedly since I couldn't follow the casting on. Please slow it down and explain it for beginner dummies like myself.
Thanks for the feedback :D I will keep it in mind when I make the next beginner project :)
Same! I'm having such a hard time following because the hand placement blocks alot of it. As a beginner, definitely needed it slower and more "showy" to teach
Please don't learn from this video, her technique is not good at all and she's doing knit stitches wrong.
Does anyone know which niddles she suggested for beginners?
Six mm.needles. UK 4. US 10.
8:35
Thanks for the tutorial. I like music but why you play it so loud. It is so distracting when I am trying to listen to what you are saying. I will knit a headband. Thanks.
Where is the printable directions??
My stitch kept on adding, from 19 on cast on, became 20 on next row, then 21. I wonder where I went wrong..
Hi, thanks for the feedback :) Only thing that comes to mind is that you are knitting twice into the same stitch without dropping it and this way adding a stitch every time. So maybe make sure that after you knit or purl a stitch you drop it off your left needle. And with the last stitch in each row you just transfer it from the left needle to the right. Hope this helps :)
@@TwinPeakKnits I appreciate your feedback! Will be more vigilant after this 😁
I too kept getting an extra stitch. I think it was on the last stitch when the first on the next row was purl, but who am I to know. Really frustrating, I unraveled and started again so many times. I wouldn't consider this a complete beginner video. It also doesn't help being I'm not left handed so help my yarn differently. None the less, thank you.
Please, please 🙏🏼
Can you make or update this video without music? Your voice is very nice and teaching techniques are really good, it would be great help to me if you can upload this very same video without music 🙏🏼
I’m going to be a mom 🤰🏻
I have frequent headaches, please excuse me if you are not feeling good about this comment, but loud music is distracting me and unable to concentrate because of my headache.
Very sorry 😞🙏🏼🙏🏼
Your tutorial is very helpful and easy to follow, so i took liberty to ask you here.
Kindly please try to remove the music 🙏🏼
Thank you so much and I wish you best ❤
As I was knitting I heard a loud noise of like a dog or something like the dog was doing the happy sound of a dog I was soo scared I had to make to voice louder so I couldn’t hear the dog
End is very confusing not twisting how it should be
I can't watch this as someone who is hard of hearing the music is distracting and makes it hard to hear your voice.
Would you need to use that cast on method or would any method work?
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Hi, you can use any cast on method, this is just the one I typically use in my projects :)
@@TwinPeakKnits Could I use a larger size needle than the one you used and get a similar project outcome?
Houmust I work it together
Thank you sooo much I am a crocheter & wish to learn knitting, I find your channel it is sooo calming & I can follow u easily.! Plz make a knitting series for beginners. Thank you with all love from me to you❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the kind words :) A knitting series sounds like a good idea, maybe I will get to that :)
@@TwinPeakKnits Best of Luck sweetheart!❤🌹❤🌹
Have you looked at crochet crowd? Mikey recently began some knitting tutorial videos perfect for beginners.
@@cathyfield4765 Thank! you I will check it for sure.!
Also had trouble hearing with music. Good tutorial tjough!
Please teach me
I didn't catch the length
Does anybody know the cm of the width?
19 stitches if thats what u mean
Really am unable 😭
She is not making any sence to me at all
How many rows is it coz i dont do cms
@@joannelemaire3855 For this particular project, the centimeters really does matter more than the rows because it depends on how big the person's head is. You just repeat the pattern until it's about 19-23 inches long. I went with 20 inches because I'm making this for a child, for an adult head it might need to be longer.
Loving the pattern, ut your ktting looks so confusing.
Traduzir para o português do brasil
I swear it was 19 but then it turns twenty
Prob u're a lefty do its little confusing how u knit.