Easy Knit Ribbed Hat For Adult Men and Women, How to knit for beginners, Knitting for Baby
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- Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025
- My name is Sara welcome to my channel Knitting for baby. In this KNIT tutorial I will show you how to knit this EASY KNIT RIBBED HAT FOR ADULT MEN AND WOMEN AND PERFECT FOR BEGINNERS. I hope you like it and thanks for watching.
For this EASY KNIT RIBBED CAP or KNIT HAT FOR MEN and WOMEN I used 24in long 5mm or US 8 circular knitting needles. I used Hayfield Chunky yarn. You can also use any medium #4 Yarn or Aran weight yarn. I used exactly 100 grams of yarn.
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LOVE you energy. Keep knitting!!!!!!!!!
Aww thank you ☺️🫶
so easy
Bless your kind heart.
Thank you for this very basic pattern. I’m knitting hats for homeless men, and this pattern is excellent. I’ve knitted 21 so far, all in #4 yarn,. And I’m just thrilled. Who says an 82 year old takes forever to learn. God Bless you Darlin. ❤️🇨🇦🙏
Wow that’s great 😃 so glad you like it 😊
@@knittingforbaby ❤️❤️
This is such an amazing thing you’re doing, you’ve restored my faith in humanity ♥️ Sending you love and good vibes♥️
I'm actually doing the same, only for women and men!
Wonderful thing that you do! I want to start knitting for the homeless too, you use #4 yarn do you have a favourite for this pattern, red heart , lion brand?
You are a WONDERFUL teacher. Thank you very much for making my first project easy. Appreciate your tutorial.
You are so welcome! 🤗
There is something very important that you did here and I am really happy to see what you did, even though you did not really stress it. Pulling the extra cord so that the stitches could fit around to the other needle when using a longer circular needle FIXED my problem! I was not able to figure this out until you casually mentioned it. WOW! Thanks. You might might to stress that in your next video.
I've been knitting for 20+ years and I have learned 2 new things. Thank you. Love your hats
You’re very welcome 😉
@@knittingforbaby 😂🎉😢
Knit easy hato
I use the exact same continental knitting method that you are using. You are the FIRST person I have seen that does the purl correctly, with the least amount of effort. Excellent.
I too do this method of continental. I thought I made it up cause I couldn’t do the pearling the way others taught it 😂
You are a fantastic teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your pattern.
I am knitting these to give to the shelters and for the homeless I hope that is ok with you because I have knitting a hole lot so far. Thank you for the easy tutorial to follow. I had two surgeries this year so I have been off work since Feb, so knitting these hats has been a blessing it took away boredom
Sounds great! Thank you for your support 😊
Great tutorial, I'm jumping over from years of crochet, but knitting has always been a struggle for me. This was extremely easy to follow.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks to your easy to follow and simple tutorial, I have now knitted my first hat in just about 6 hours 😃
By far, the best hat knitting tutorial for the beginners like me, who just started their journey. I was getting so overwhelmed watching other hat tutorials. Your calming voice in video really helped me overcome my fear to try this hat pattern. Thank you so much, dear❤. God bless you.😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Even if I don't speak English I could understand exactly what to do. I'm new in knitting, hope to learn more with your tutorials!!!
You’re very welcome ☺️
Great way of learning something new... You make it so easy to follow, thsnks
Thankyou thanakyou thankyou i learned from you you are the best teacher .
Thank you! I watched so many hat videos. Yours the easiest to follow. I can't wait to get started.
Awesome! Thank you!
I've been looking for this kind of pattern for so long, I thought I'd never find it. It is so simple yet so pretty, thank you for showing us!
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much I've crocheted a long time. Now practicing knitting.
You’re very welcome 😉
I just love your video. You explain things so thoroughly. I had been using the long cast method. But after trying your method I will continue to use this method . I do not have to cut the yarn with your method. Still going to do your pattern but on straight needled instead. Flat instead of in the round.
Ooo... first time I've seen this style of knitting! Odd to me...newbie knitter....but so cool. Reminds me of crotcheting.
Love your video ,I knit the same . Lot of video dont work for me because of it. Make hundreds of hats for charity .didn't know how to do it on round needles . Hate sewing them after ,this will save me a lot of time . Thank you .
THANK YOU……………You made finishing a ribbed hst easy… Finally…a method I can follow.. Amazing.
I’ve seen this particular “finish” made in much more complicated way…
I want to do the baby version.. in fact, I have one on the needles now….just waiting to be finished…
You are a great teacher. I can’t wait to give it a try!
Thank you 😊
You pulled the extra cord through (on the right needle) to stitch in the round. This is another problem I was having as I just started learning how to knit in the round. Again, thanks, very helpful. Do I sound excited? YES!
I am more of a crochet person but for hats I feel knitting works much better - thank you for this super nice tutorial, great for knitting begginers like me :)
You’re very welcome 😉 I have a crochet channel too it’s called Crochet for Baby 😉
Wow, thank you so so much for the tutorial! My first time with circular needels and you made it easy to follow😊
You’re welcome 😊
I Have Just Knitted This Hat For A Relation Your Tutorial Makes It Easy To Follow Becauce I Can Read It Comfortably And You Explain Everything Perfect I Have Just Come Across This Tutorial So I Will Try Ans and Make More Of Your Beautiful Things As I Only Use Two Straight Needles I Am Comfortable With Them And Just Start To Knit During The Start Of The Covid Lockdown At 77 Years But Throughly Enjoy It Thankyou So Much 😀
Just finished my hat! 🙈 Loving it and so proud of myself for actually finishing it 😊 Thank you so much for tutorial! 🥰
You’re very welcome ☺️
@@knittingforbaby when you were knitting this hat did you turn your work every time you finished a row or not ?
@@janeaacosta9075 You don't turn your work because you knit in the round; you knit non stop (2 knit, 2 purl).
Thank you so much :-)) Your step by step instructions were easy to follow and enjoyable to knit. I made mine in navy to match my coat. Looking forward to more projects with you.
You’re very welcome 😉 thanks for your support.
Hi could you pls tell me the finished total length of the hat pls
I BADLY NEEDED THIS TUTORIAL . THANKS LOADS
Hi and thank you for your easy to follow tutorial
Could you please explain why you knit into the back of the knit stitch on the first round but not on the subsequent rounds. And why do you purl through the back of the stitch? Thank you smuch
I’m a combination continental knitter
Brilliant tutorial..I've already started..Will you please how long should I knit before reducing the stitches..I'll be obliged if you let me know the length in inches. Thanks
That was the easiest hat I have knitted, thanks for that xx
You’re very welcome xx
Thanks for sharing 👍 this was so easy to follow and simple. Loved it 😍
You're welcome! Glad you liked it. 😊
Thanx for this easy pattren
You are welcome! 🤗
Thank you so much for this tutorial! So easy to understand. I was following a different pattern that was taught to me, but needed help with the last stages of reducing and your tutorial worked perfectly!
You are so welcome!
I'm a very New beginner. I would recommend doing your stitches a little bit slower, at least for the first few stitches. With that said, it is a beautiful hat and I will try to follow your directions once I get the hang of knit and purl. Thank you for your time.
You can slow the speed of the video down to catch it.
@@sykotikmommy good idea!!
Thank you for your videos , love them, nice and easy to follow. Could you please tell me the total length of the hat when finished please. Thank you
The best instructions ever!!
Thank you 😊
Excellent tutorial. My first time using circular knitting needle. Love the way you held the yarn, it was new to me and intrigued. Thanks.
I did it ! Thank you very much. 😄🙏
If my beanie that I am knitting curls up do I block it from doing that
I messed up! I’m 6 rows in and instead of keeping on going around I flipped at the end of a row like flat knitting. I mean it still looks good and has ribbed stitch but could I keep flipping and join it all at the end or do I need to restart?
That’s fine if you like it. It’s now your pattern 😀👏👏
Thank you so much easy to follow 💐
That is great instruction. So glad i found your tutorial. You are very clear, efficient and easy to follow.💖👍🌻chris
Thank you 😊
Very well made video and your explanation is easy to follow ... thank you
You’re very welcome 😉
I can’t find the instructions either for the children size hat
You can find it here youtube.com/@knittingforbaby?si=UKZUhh2mPwxqOQCg
I’m having a hard time casting in the way you do. Can I cast on the way in familiar with?
You can cast on with any method of your choice
When you knit a beanie does it curl on you
Hi do unable this on straight needles and double knit wool please
Great tutorial. Learned a couple new ideas. Only thing, I had to purchase a second skein of yarn. I used #5, 125 g. It wasn’t enough!
Thank you 😊
You are the best! Thank you so much! Can knit the exact same hat for my brother!!
Lovely!!! I am going to knit this for a young boy.
why do you stitch the purls in the second row with the back leg? is the first row of purls stitched this way? do i need to purl backwards the rest of the rows starting from row 2? what happens if i purl the normal way with putting the needle through the front leg only?
You can knit and purl however way you know how to knit and purl. The end result will be the same.
Excellent video thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for teaching so nicely....u r good teacher.
You’re welcome 😉
Excellent video 🙌❣️🧶
Thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for this tutorial. Is there a difference in the way you joined in the round versus just knitting the first stitch?
Very well explained and demonstrated. Thankyou.
You’re very welcome 😊
I know everyone knits differently - but the you purled is new to me. Does the way you purled makes the hats more stretching?? .
No I don’t think so. You can knit and purl however way you know how and the end result will be the same 😉
Or should i double my medium weight 4 yarn as two strands?
I don't have medium weight 5 yarn. Can i use medium weight 4 yarn?
Yes you can use it.
You have an interesting way of purling.
I’m a combination continental knitter
Thank you! Great instruction and very nice finished product.
You’re very welcome 😊
Well done Very nice
If you get a circular needle with a shorter shaft it will work better for hats. I think what I have is a quicksilver. It is a little tight at the beginning but it works well.
this is an amazing video, the easiest one by far that i have seen. i just wanted to ask, if i use 2mm size yarn and increased the stitches i cast on to 200, will the method of decreasing in the video still be the same, or will it change because i cast on more stitches? thank you so much, i hope this question made sense
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Great tutorial, and your ribbed hat turned out so cute! I wanted to drop a quick message to let you know that I’ve featured your project on Crafts on Display, hope you enjoy it! ❤
Awesome! Thank you! 😊
BEAUTIFUL hat, thank you so much for sharing!!❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼
Clear direction’s thank you
Thanks for the easy pattern
One question why purl from back instead of front?
I’m a continental combination knitter. Just knit and purl however way you know how and the end result will be the same.
Can this be worked on flat/straight needles? I do t have any circulars that would work.
Yes it can. Just add one extra stitch at the beginning and one at the end.
What needle you.use how many stitch you fone
Thank you so much!! Your method is great!!
Hello! Getting ready to try to knit your lovely hat! What is the reason you purl from the back, bottom up? You also seem to scoop your stitches. The result is beautiful, but how will mine look if I just do a basic purl? Thank you for your tutorial. Your voice is so soothing!
Hi! Glad you like it 😀 so I’m a combination knitter I’ve been told lol it’s just the way I was taught. Luckily you can knit and purl however way you know and the end result will be the same 😉
Do you turn your work to start a new row and how do you know when your done with the first row ?
Since this hat is knit in the round you don’t turn. You place a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each row. When knitting in the round you don’t turn your work.
So at the 1st reduction row, you did the purl 2 the regular way, but on the next row you purled the back leg?
I’m a combination continental knitter
my besty/bff
just some feedback. I loved your seed stitch hat and in fact made 2 for my wife since learning it.
This one though you need to slow just a little the first time doing something as the first row was easy to understand K-K-P-P but when you got to row 2 you were like K-K -P through the back - P through the back.......On that I am totally confused and a little slower motion for the first few stitches would be great on future patterns. I know in my case I just started knitting in November 2021 so am still new to all this and some stitches still a little confusing.
Otherwise thanks my wife loved the first two hats I did using your seed stitch video!!!
I really love this, thank you! How man centimeters did you knit before you start decreasing?
I believe I heard her say 60 rows before decreasing
Wait so if i have regular needles (not round) do i still do the last “doesn’t count” cast on stitch?
No just slip the first stitch.
Türkçe altyazı geçtiğiniz için çok teşekkür ederim 🤗
You’re welcome 🤗
Question: how are you making the purl stitches? Sometimes you're purling from the back of the stitch and sometimes from the front of the stitch. Why are you switching back and forth??
I’m a combination continental knitter
Hi, I'm a beginner and I was wondering are you knitting from the back loop and pearling from the front in the first row?
Yes she is Viyana. When people knit continental I also noted that they knit into back of stitch, and purl in front as we all do. Hope this helps. ❤️🇨🇦
Yes that is correct 👍
@@christinacruden886 thank you!!!
Why, may I ask do you cast on using 2 needles? Does it make the brim more stretchy or is it to make the stitches in the first row easier to knit into?
Yes it’s a stretchier cast on great for hats and necklines.
This is excellent, thank you 😊
How many stitches would I need to cast on for a man's hat? Would 80 be enough or would you go for a bit more? Many thanks x
This fits perfect on adult men with head circumference of about 23in but if you want to add more stitches, then you can add 4 or 8 more.
What's the name of those needles please I have never seen them before
Thank you Sara very good beautiful
You’re very welcome 😊
Excellent teaching 👍🤝
Hi l would like to do this using 4 or 4.5 mm needles using dk wool, do you no hos msny stitches l woukd meed cast on please, thanks U K xx
Nice hat thank u for sharing hope to see more videos I would like to knit the same with thick yarn but I don't want to fold it so till what length should I knit before decreasing
I’d say until it measures about 7 3/4 of an in and then reduce in the same way. If it’s for you try it on so that you can start reducing when you have about 1-2 in left from total height. Good luck and thanks for watching ☺️
Can I use super bulky (6) yarn? I bought some more size 8 circular needles.
Yes but you will need to cast on less stitches
Can I do this on long needles? As I don't have circular ones yet. Is just knitting straight then just do decrease the same? Thank you
Yes you can but you will have to seam on the sides. Good luck 👍
Hello, I'm Conchi, from Spain. Can you tell me a name for the wool ? Or similar please? Thanks for your atention and go on like you do now. I could understand you.
Thank you 😊 I used Hayfield Chunky yarn.
Thanks again🌷
You’re very welcome ☺️
How many stitches should I cast on if I was making this for a newborn?
I’m sorry but I don’t know. I have a baby hat here ruclips.net/video/BznR3Nq2PlQ/видео.htmlsi=ok5iGfsrWVN8QWII
Can you do this with straight needles?
Yes but you would need to seam it at the end.
Very pretty
Thank you 😊
Rather than starting with a knot - that will be visible and right at your forehead - you can do a twist to form your first stitch. That one is invisible and not a hard lump on your forehead. Plenty of tutorials for knitting in the round will start you off the right way with a twist instead.
why did you double the needles when you were figuring out the amount of tail you needed? I have seen this method but usually only the one needle size was used. And how did you come up with the amount of 20 to rotate on the needle?