Knitting Tutorial - Fisherman's Rib Hat and Scarf
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- To get your pattern to follow along, visit my website here:
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If you would like to add this project to your Ravelry queue, here is the listing on Ravelry:
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The yarn used in my hat is Knit Picks Simply Wool Worsted, 1 hank each of these three colors - Wallace, Winnie, and Wanda.
My faux fur pompoms are the 4" size from this Etsy shop:
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The plastic button I used is available on Amazon:
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The 16" circulars I use are Knitter's Pride Zing from an interchangeable set.
The needles I used when demonstrating the scarf are Knitter's Pride Platinas from an interchangeable set.
My ring stitch marker is from an Etsy shop (not sure which one!). You can find similar markers by searching Etsy for "ring stitch markers".
My nail polish is by Gelish, color “Mauve Your Feet”.
I swear, she has a great career as a hand model if she ever wants! Lucky for us she loves knitting and teaching the masses! (All hail Staci)
I just love Staci's tutorials, they are so easy to follow. I'm glad you covered this stitch. I tried watching other videos on the fisherman's rib but I just couldn't get the knit below. Thank you!!!!
You are such a great teacher. I always love your tuts and keep coming back to them. They are my go-to vid tuts! Thank you!!
I LOVE your hands !!!!! There is just something about the expressiveness of them !!!! I would love to knit your technique ...
Finally bought the pattern! Illness kept me from knitting or crocheting for years. Making a comeback👍 Have other patterns from Staci. Good stuff!
Thank you for this lovely pattern. I use 2 circular needles if I don't have a 16" at hand. One of them is usually a half size bigger or smaller, but that is okay. I start the first round with the second needle ( joining the round as usual), and knit to the end. The first needle is now available to be used for round 3. I continue that way to the very end, works well when decreasing at the crown too.
Thank you Staci. I didn’t see a “little i” but did get a copy by going to your web site. I really do ‘go to’ you on RUclips for any knitting help. Enjoy your patience and instruction, and tips. This is regarding the double cuff hat.
You have changed my life! I have been hating magic loop as I have been stopping to pull out the needle and turn every time I run out of stitches.... can't wait to finish my project and try another hat your way! thank you!
I've made a bunch of fisherman's rib scarves and there are so many different ways to achieve the same result. I found that you can just knit then knit one below and you never have to purl. It's one of my favorite patterns because it's so easy!
Unapologetically Loc'd is it different with what demonstrated here?can you give a link ?
I have knitted my whole life but have never seen or used this stitch sequence. Staci, I absolutely love the result!! It’s nice and soft and chunky and beautiful! And fun. Sometimes the same old stuff is boring. This is giving me a happy boost of hat making!! Thank you for the excellent patterns and tutorials you provide. You are just an amazing teacher. ❤️
I have to get the pattern and make this now, for the whole family. Hubby's bald head will appreciate it, and all the boys will love the set when out in the cold--when we HAVE cold. Alabama, you know.
Brilliant teaching skill.this video is fabulous from a to z.lovely .good luck dear
I know I’m so thankful for her hands and her brain and the fact that she wants to teach us her secrets so thank you!
I love the pattern and the way you explain it! I'm totally doing this for my boys!
I LOVE YOU! I'm a little over a beginner now and I have learned a lot from you. Thank you SO much. You make knitting so interesting. More power to you🤗!
I've been trying to find a different hat to knit for my daughter's boyfriend this year, and this may just be the ticket! He is a very large man, though. I hope the large size will fit him! Thank you Staci, for all that you do for us!
That is the most genius way of attaching a pom pom!
My man wants me to make him a really warm hat. I think this is perfect! Thanks! It's in my queue ready for me when I finish the 2 wips I have going right now. Can't wait. I was intimidated by the fisherman's rib, you made it easy to understand. Thank you!
Just followed your tutorial on double thick cuff hat. The hat looks great in Illimani Santi - Colour Lilac Season. My next project is the Fisherman's Rib Hat and Scarf. Pattern downloaded and your tutorial video all set to begin. Staci, you are definitely the best knitting instructor. You clearly present all the steps of a project in a well paced manner with links clarifying any new concepts. The videos of your tutorials are superb with excellent close-ups of all stages of the project being presented. I am hoping to do the fisherman's rib hat using the two-color fishermans' rib by alternating a light and dark color on alternate round (in-the-round).
Beautiful and simple! Amazing as usual Staci! 👏🏽 I'm excited to try this with some stashed yarn. Aiming to live the "stashless" life!
I haven’t even gotten 5 min into your tutorial and I already like they way your explaining things.
this scarf and hat are soooo cute! I love them! And those colours are just perfect !:D
Love the scarf! To trim my fringe, I use my rotary cutter and acrylic ruler--one zip across does it.
Fishy rib I fell in love with while in England. I raised many eyebrows because I could no stop squeezing the sweaters.... lol!
Yay, you have a new pattern! I really need this in this very cold and snowy winter in PA! I love it!
Thank you Staci. I guess I was looking for an easy way. You are a wonderful Teacher. I watch and really enjoy everything you do. ❤️❤️
Firstly, you are the very best knitting instructor ever! So helpful and clear, perfectly explained and demonstrated - I love all your Slow Motion videos and all your regular speed videos - whenever I need assistance I only look at yours now for everything! My husband now says "is that the American lady - she seems very pleasant!" Secondly, I'm trying to understand why the scarf has a slightly different stitch from the hat - why aren't they the same? Thank you SO MUCH! Ann from UK.
Thank you! The hat and the scarf are the same stitch but they are worked differently because the scarf is knit flat, with a "right side" and "wrong side", and the hat is knit in-the-round.
@@verypinkknits Ahhh thank you! That’s great - makes perfect sense thank you 👍👌❤️
Our beautiful staci you're our master teacher i love you . eachtime a new helpful tutorial and this one is just great
Great tutorial and lovely hat and scarf. Will be adding this to my to do list. Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Years ago, we used this stitch to make the popular "Shaker Knit" sweaters. They are fluffy, stretchy, and very warm!
LOVE using Fisherman's Rib for scarves
Thank you so much for this lesson. I always wondered how to do that technique. Now I know.
I LOVE your videos. So creative and informative. I will definitely be making this project!!
I'm going to do this. Thanks so much for your patterns.
Staci, your hat is so gorgeous, and I love the scarf. Please please how to do you fix mistakes in this pattern.Thank you.I just can’t get back to pattern again and I’ve been knitting 60 years. ❤️
Thank you, Christina. :) Fixing mistakes isn't easy in fisherman's rib, which is why I recommend (and demonstrate) proactive lifelines.
These are beautiful! I wish you had posted this video last week before the snow hit us Monday.
Good morning. Happy New Year. :). I am going to love learning to make this one. Thank you
So excited!...I jyst purchased the pattern,and am eager to begin...love you,you are my go to!
Staci, I love your method for attaching the pompom so it can be removed for washing the hat. When you gift a hat like this to a non-knitter, do you tell them how to remove the pompom and reattach? Include a tapestry needle with the gift? I’m knitting one for a cousin who lives far away and want her to be able to care for it. Thanks, another great video!
It's a good idea, Amy! Any time I give a gift of wool to someone who isn't familiar with caring for it, I also include a little handwritten care card and a pouch of Eucalan wool soap - they sell little individual "servings" - www.knitpicks.com/accessories/Eucalan_Woolwash__DEucalan.html
VeryPink Knits Hi Staci, yes, I do that too with Soak. I am thinking I will send her a link to your video too so she sees the process. Who knows, maybe she’ll start knitting!
Thanks so much for another great video. You are a superb teacher!
What a great tutorial and just what I needed as I am knitting hats for the homeless here in UK and your design looks so lovely and warm. I am sorry to trouble you but can you tell me how I can get a written copy of your pattern please?
verypink.com/2018/01/17/fishermans-rib-hat-scarf-set/
@@verypinkknits I have the pattern thanks very much for your help x
You are an excellent teacher.
Just about to start this project with two colours. I hope it looks as good as yours!
Awesome, thanks, learned a few new tricks to aid with my knitting
Now can you make a sweater with this pattern? and how easy is that?
I love your videos, I have been teaching myself to knit for two years now and my success is in great part to you! I do have a question about why, when changing a color, you have to do the knit rounds? I am sure it is a basic answer, but I am curious.
The plain knit round is for a clean color break.
This has always been one of my favorite stitches!
I love this hat and scarf and than you for the info on ordering the fur pom poms!! I love them!! I am going to make some of these for family up North for Christmas! One question: Does the button ever bother the top of the head if worn for a while?
No...the button doesn't really touch your head. I can see how it might bother someone on a tight hat, but this hat has a bit of ease and isn't tight across the top of your head, especially with a flat button.
Clear instructions. Thank you
I'm curious why you didn't include a regular 1x1 rib as a starting brim? Was that a design choice or something else? You are the best at explaining all things related to knitting. Thank you for all the videos!
There is no reason to use 1x1 rib on the brim...Fisherman's rib works just as well for the brim, and my design choice was to keep it all the same ribbing.
Thank you and LOVE YOU
This is outstanding video. Thank you.
Wow! Great stitch! Would it be possible to use this as a sock ribbing too?
Thanks for the explanations! Gonna try this for the next hat & scarf set I make instead of 1x1 rib!
Staci, it's another excellent video. How do you get your decreases to look spectacular?
Thank you! Regarding your question, are you asking a general question? The decreases in this hat look good because of trial and error (a normal part of knitting design) - working from an idea, then putting yarn to needles and tweaking and reknitting to refine the idea into a good design.
Bought the pattern. Now going through my yarn stash
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Super nice. How long is your scarf? Hat turned out nice although it wasn’t easy! I got the same colors as in the video
The general rule of thumb is to make the scarf the same length as the wearer's "wing span" or as long as they are tall.
My husband just bought the pattern for this. He’s loving this stitch and is making a blanket with it, but would love to make a hat for our little girl (2 years old). Is there anyway to make this smaller? He’s only been knitting for a few months and is surprisingly great! I’m a crocheter and just can’t help him 😂
Glad you're enjoying the pattern! To answer your question, sorry, no...this pattern is not easily modified to create a smaller hat. A ton of reworking would need to happen to make the decreases look right.
Great pattern, could you explain how to work the crown?
That information, including the different sizes and yarn weights, is all in the pattern.
Good day, the rib knit 🧶 stitch is similar to the crochet rib stitch. I always have a problem keeping the yarn from curving into a twist. It takes a lot of skill and eye coronation to keep the yarn even. The Bronx New York stay Coronavirus free
I love hp instant ink! This might be my weekend project. Looking like I'm getting snowed in this weekend. Have a nice stash of wool hanks begging to be played with.
I knit continental style and use the Norwegian Purl how would I accomplish this pattern. Would I need to switch back to English Style since I despise continental purling. Please let me know Thankyou
The Lifeline was very helpful for my Sorayan Shawl. Thanks!
Great video!! Those cables lay so nicely. I'm having fits with the longer Knitter's Pride cables. They are so thin and coiled, I can't lay my magic loop flat to keep from twisting. Any way to straighten them out? thanks for all you do for us!!
LynnAnn Thomas I have the same needles and they are awful. Twist all over the place; I’m about ready to throw them out.
I purchased a "pack" of them. They were so badly coiled I sent them back, did get a refund. Now I need another set. Without breaking my bank, which set are better? I need to stick with Knitter's Pride, so much invested in needles points already.
LynnAnn Thomas I have a set of Knitters Pride 16” needles that don’t coil, but they’re probably too small to coil. I have KnitPicks regular sized interchangeable needles and have never had a problem with them coiling during magic loop.
omg me tooo! I have a bunch of ChaioGoo circular needles that i LOVE and saving for a set of the Addi interchangeable.
LynnAnn Thomas have you tried dipping them in very hot water and then pulling them straight as they cool? It helps my cables lay flatter.
Staci, I love your videos very much :*
Is it possible to use this stitch pattern on a double cuff brim using the provisional cast-on? I love how thick it is and would love a super double thick hat brim.
Yes, I think that would work, but depending on your yarn weight, it would end up being a REALLY thick double cuff.
I found your channel a little over 4 months ago, due to lockdown, and I wanted to re-learn knitting, because the last time I did it was about 20 years ago, when my great-grandmother taught me. I love your works, you're a wonderful teacher, just bought this pattern on raverly to make a nice and warm hat and scarf for the winter. (I know it's still like 4-5 months away, but due to my work I have limited time to work on my knitting projects!) Now just need to find some nice yarn to make them :) Do you recommend using 100% wool for this, or can I use an alpaca/wool mix? Or any kind of yarn with high wool content (50%+) ?
Any wool blend (or pure wool) will work fine.
Staci, thank you for this wonderful video. Any suggestions for making the fisherman rib stitch hat with a double thick hat cuff? Would a 2x2 rib and the fisherman stitch have the same gauge?
My instinct is that the gauge would be really different in those two stitches (fisherman's rib and 2x2 rib). If you want to do a double cuff, I recommend doing it in fisherman's rib.
VeryPink Knits what a fast response! Staci - A+++ for responsiveness. Thank you!
My husband works in -25 C weather would this be warm enough you think?
Doesn't the lifeline interfere with the knit below on the following row?
Do you show how to decrease at the top of the hat?
Stacy, is it possible to use the double thick brim technique with this stitch?
Great video, thank you. Do you have to do any decreases on the hat at the top to close?
Yes, there are decreases in the crown of the hat, all of the info is in the pattern: verypink.com/2018/01/17/fishermans-rib-hat-scarf-set/
How long did you make your scarf? I don’t see on the pattern how long the scarf is. It would be necessary to know the length of the scarf so that you have enough yarn when knitting the scarf in thirds of each color.
Is fisherman's rib stich the same as brioche stitch?
I just purchased knitters pride royal i would like to try hat. What size of double ended needles will I need.
Hi Staci, I just started making the hat, and I'm making it with only 1 type of yarn, a variegated one. I was wondering instead of the setup rows for each color change can I just continue with the pattern?
Yes, you can skip the plain knit rounds if you aren't changing color.
Can't wait to try this. But you don't do anything special for joining in the round. Do you have issues with ladders. And thank goodness for lifelines!
No - no issues with ladders, and I don't do anything special when I join in the round.
You’re amazing and I don’t know how you do the magic loop technique!!.....I’d rather just go out and buy a shorter chord. 👍🏻😁
Add another project to my queue. lol
Hello, I love the patterns you knit and design. I have a question. Can I use acrylic worsted yarn to knit this pattern?
The pattern will work with any fiber type, but a wool or wool blend will give you the warmest hat.
Thanks for the video. Do you have recommendations for where/how to do the color change to avoid a jog? Thanks!
The pattern explains everything about changing colors, and there is no need to do a color-jog correction, this stitch doesn't create a jog.
Very nice pattern. Do you prefer short or longer tips when knitting with 16 inch circulars?
I use the tips from a 16" interchangeable set, and they are shorter. Most longer tips (made for 24" or longer circulars) are too long for the short cords.
I agree. I do the same. I was just curious as to your preference. Thanks for your prompt response.
Have you ever used 2 color fisherman’s rib as the ribbing on a reversible double knitting hat?
That's a complicated thing....no, I can't say that I've ever done that.
When knitting fisherman stitch more wool is needed than a knit stitch,?thks dear
Yes - it creates a thicker fabric, and uses up more yarn than you would need for stockinette stitch.
VeryPink Knits thks for yr quick reply ,love n kissess from Mauritius 🌴 🇲🇺🌞
does doing the fishermans rib use more yarn ?
Seems like it but I haven't measured.
Hi Staci, Love the pattern... I just purchased it and want to make the set for my husband, but he would like the brim of the hat to flip up. Is this pattern too bulky for that? If not, how much longer should the hat be. I'm guessing about 3 inches, but not entirely sure.
I think the fabric is a little thick for doubling up at the cuff, but it can be done. The length is up to you, however long you want the cuff to be, add that much at the beginning of the hat. Two to four inches is what we usually see.
Could you please mention the size of the needles in your tutorial
Two different sizes are used...all of the info is here on my website: verypink.com/2018/01/17/fishermans-rib-hat-scarf-set/
Plz explain how to knit a cap with straight needles. Thank you 😊
I just started your pattern for the Fisherman's Rib Scarf. When I do the purl stitch and remove the stitch from the needle, it looks like a dropped stitch. I think the outcome might be ok, but definitely not as nice as yours. Am i doing something wrong?
Because you're purling into the stitch below, it does end up looking like a dropped stitch right after you work it. But it all turns out correctly.
Nice fishermen rib hat.. How that stitches decrease please show that
Yes, I link to that in the video, here it is: verypink.com/2018/01/17/fishermans-rib-hat-scarf-set/
What a fun project!
Will this scarf be the same on both sides? Even at the joining of the new color at the two color changes? I'm trying to avoid the purl bumps causing alternating colors where the colors join.
Yes, this scarf is the same on both sides, and if you follow the pattern, it is a clean color-break on both sides.
@@verypinkknits I changed to color #2 last night, but not before I tried a technique that uses a lifeline, then picks up stitches in the new color. I had a lot of trouble trying to control the tension. I am using bamboo needles and acrylic yarn in the proper weight class. Having gotten in the picked up row and a plain knit row, it occurred to me that the formation of the knit 1 below stitches would cover at least every other purl bump. I ended up pulling that all out and started again switching colors as per your pattern. It seems a bit uneven, the knit side looking like the knit below stitches reach a bit farther down. Do we really need to do a straight knit row for the first row when changing to the next color?
Yes, that is how you get a clean color break.
Thank you for your attention to my query!
If you are not changing colours in the hat, do you still knit the set up round at row 25?
Love to win this beautiful needle set
I'm starting your pattern but this time I am only using one colour. If you are not changing colours in the hat, do you still knit the set up round at row 25?
No - no need to work the subsequent setup rounds unless you are changing colors.
Thanks so much Love all your videos. Smiling and learning at the same time!
When you attached color 2, were you on row 1 of the pattern?
No...if you're working from the written pattern and you have a question, please email me directly at staci@verypink.com, thanks.
When you say 16 inches, is that from needle tip to needle tip or just the measurement of the cord?
Tip to tip.
VeryPink Knits thanks! Good to know!
Hi Staci, if I use just one color, do I need to do the setup row after every 24 rows of round 1 and round 2?
Nope - only knit the setup round if you are changing color. Otherwise, just repeat the two-row repeat.
Hi, could this be done in a Bulky yarn and how would I adjust the amount of stitches. thank you
No, sorry...using bulky yarn would change the pattern entirely...you would actually need a totally new pattern written for that yarn weight.
@@verypinkknits I see thank you for taking the time to reply.