Thank you! This headband was so easy and I felt very excited and proud when I took it off of the loom and finished it. I'll be giving this to a friend and starting another in a different color.
For the absolute beginners trying this 96 rows was way too big for my head. So when she says desired head size keep in mind that you can measure per say what you want your tightness or looseness to be. I stopped at 70 rows and wrapped it around my head still on the pegs for measurements. But i would start measuring early if youre just starting out and unsure. This project is amazing. I love my headbands
Hi, I have a question.. I did exactly what the instructions required so why is it that my yarn is facing the opposite way instead of where yours is. In other words, how do you finish your row? I know you mentioned 96 rows, but I believe it's 97 if I'm going to end up like yours with both strings in the same side and not opposite like mine. Thank you. BTW, I made the first one and I'm on my second, but again my strings are facing opposite direction from yours. Does it really matter? Thank you 😊
The number of pegs you use determines the widths of band, and how many row you complete would be the length. So try making the mom's then once you get a understanding ( or muscle memory) of how to make the project, work on what you would think would fit the child's crown.
@@RedVampBlueRose I have read that a baby's headband is about 13 inches in length; but that would increase for a 6 month old, etc. Since this more of a turban type rather than a narrow headband, I'd use about 9 pegs for my width, especially if the child lives in a colder climate.
I noticed you said 96 rows or desired length. Are you counting 96 rows as both types of stitches, the one where you pull the loop thru and the e-wrap or is each type of stich an individual row?
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Thank you! This headband was so easy and I felt very excited and proud when I took it off of the loom and finished it. I'll be giving this to a friend and starting another in a different color.
One of my favorite videos!!! Making an ear warmer again!
Thank you for posting this video. I've created three already for friends and family as Christmas presents.
Thank you for the video. Will be using this pattern to make a headband for a newborn baby.
I've just made one for my nicec birthday wish I could show you xx
Still one of my favorites!!
Thank you for sharing it's lovely 😍 xx
Love this video...made one using 6 pegs but followed your pattern...want more of your videos!
Beth Hayes did you only do 6 pegs for a toddler size?
Not for toddler...headband for me....this is my fav video!....this can make earwarmer, headbands, and scarves
easy to follow ..great work
Nice work
How cute! Can't wait to try this!!
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Hello just found your channel I have a question did you use one strand or 2 strands looking for a easy headband to wear to work.. thanks
For the absolute beginners trying this 96 rows was way too big for my head. So when she says desired head size keep in mind that you can measure per say what you want your tightness or looseness to be. I stopped at 70 rows and wrapped it around my head still on the pegs for measurements. But i would start measuring early if youre just starting out and unsure. This project is amazing. I love my headbands
Hi, I have a question.. I did exactly what the instructions required so why is it that my yarn is facing the opposite way instead of where yours is. In other words, how do you finish your row? I know you mentioned 96 rows, but I believe it's 97 if I'm going to end up like yours with both strings in the same side and not opposite like mine. Thank you. BTW, I made the first one and I'm on my second, but again my strings are facing opposite direction from yours. Does it really matter? Thank you 😊
Very nice. Silly question. Can you make it on a rectangular one…
You can but just use one side of loom with your choice of peg number.. can’t double knit thei.. it’s flat knitting
How many rows or inches for a toddler size one? i would love to make matching ones for my friend and her daughter ♥️
The number of pegs you use determines the widths of band, and how many row you complete would be the length. So try making the mom's then once you get a understanding ( or muscle memory) of how to make the project, work on what you would think would fit the child's crown.
@@RedVampBlueRose I have read that a baby's headband is about 13 inches in length; but that would increase for a 6 month old, etc. Since this more of a turban type rather than a narrow headband, I'd use about 9 pegs for my width, especially if the child lives in a colder climate.
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I noticed you said 96 rows or desired length. Are you counting 96 rows as both types of stitches, the one where you pull the loop thru and the e-wrap or is each type of stich an individual row?
Kathrynn Steele I would just measure instead of counting rowd
? What is the purpose of skipping the fifst prgs?
Half wrapping or "skipping" them creates cleaner more attractive sides and working in flat can prevent curling with some more curling stitches
Makes super nice edges
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You go way too fast for somebody just learning and the music is horrendous
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