Super easy French Beret knitting pattern (ideal for beginners) - So Woolly
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In today’s tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit a basic French Beret, step by step. Super easy to knit, it's a a great project for beginners. Tired of knitting scarves and dishcloths? Try something different... If you can knit and purl, you can have a new beret in the blink of an eye!
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Good video ! No nonsense beret pattern, just what I remembered from my youth and wanted to find again.
I like that you made the instruction short and sweet. Thank you for putting this up.
Thank you 😊
I had no faith until I settled down and did it. I'm so happy, thank you. Signed, Your little wooly.
Thanks so much for your clear and concise video and pattern. I was able to make my 1st beret!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial .I had got fed up knitting only scarves.So , I wanted to try my hand at something new.
And here is just the tutorial that I was looking for.
Soon I will be following your detailed instructions, and hope, that I will knit a nice pair of slippers.
Thank you once again .
Pls excuse me. These comments were meant for another tutorial on slippers.. Realized it a little late.
Honestly surprised how useful this is.
Simply beautiful!
Finished a beret..... thank u.... so wolly
So woolly....... namaste..... i m from India..... from Bangalore..... loved your french Beret ... very clear and easy to follow..... soft and sweet voice . Thank u very much..... i m making this ..... namaste
Great to have an easy and clear description, will definitely be knitting this. Many thanks
Love it! You're a great teacher, thank you!
Thank you so much! Enjoy your knitting 🤗
Love it !, please how many stitches for a 4 ply yarn?🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Thnku so much Carolina. Ur videos are so beginner friendly, ur soothing voice and ur hand movements are understandable n beautiful👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻 love from India 💜
Thanks for teaching us so 😍
Thank you for watching and for your comment 🤗
Thank you! Hope you’re safe and happy
Thank you, can’t complain 😊 And yourself?
So Woolly I am doing lots of crafts to keep myself happy and I’ll be loaded with gifts for holiday season. This beret will be made for at least 4 family members and a few friends. Thank you for sharing your gift! I’m truly enjoying your channel and have shared it! 💖
Thank you for your videos. With your help, I have learned how to knit. I’ve made so many Christmas gifts. Your voice is so calm it makes me relax! Have the best Christmas in spite of all the drama.
Adorable! Thank you. 😊❤️ In a future tutorial could you teach us how to use double pointed needles? I have tried many times with no success. I love that you teach at a slower pace and thought you would be the teacher that can help me master the technique of using them. Just a thought. Stay well. 🧶
hi! i agree a dpn tutorial would be great from so wooly, she is so clear and straightforward for learning. i just thought i'd leave a link to the video that helped me learn how to use dpns. or at least it got me on the right track lol. sorry if you've seen it before. best of luck! ruclips.net/video/s0LkNM2ojZA/видео.html
Thank you. I have not seen this and will give it a try! 👍🏻🧶❤️
Thank you so much for this amazing pattern I love this hat! Will get started on it in day or two. Would this work on circular needles please?
From a fan in Scotland ❤️
Happy Knitting indeed .Tried my first Beret using your tutorial and it came out perfectly well.Thank you for this video!!!!
How do I get rid of the cone at the top? I don’t knit tightly. I end up wetting it and putting a weight on it.
I love this pattern, it is so fast and easy.
Your website is great! I have learned some beautiful stitch patterns
Thank you.
Thank you! Exactly, blocking the piece is a good idea 😉
Brilliant video so easy to follow And well explained. Do you have a tutorial For knitted Cap.thank you
thank you so much i like to watch your vidios i knitt english styl and with stright needls.. i allready knitted by your vidio a drees for a baby up side doun!
Very nice
AMAZING...I LOVE IT!!!
Thank you so very much
Thankyou
❤great video! Clear, concise and easy to follow💕
Thank you 😊
Hello! Can you tell me, if I wanted to double the size of the cast on, and cast on 84 stitches (42 x 2), would that work, or would I have to do a different number to accommodate the increases and still end up , as I decrease, with three (3) stitches at the end of each row, or do I have to start off with an odd number of stitches? I tried to just double the cast on, but it doesn’t work out once I start to increase and decrease. In other words, when I do my first increase row based on the original instruction requiring cast on of 42, as per instructions, I end up with 63 stitches, which is an odd number (63) but when I try to double the cast on stitches to 84, and attempt the increases, the math changes, of course. And so attempting to double the original cast on to 84, once I do the increases, I end up with an even number (126), which screws up the math and I end up with six stitches left at the end of each row instead of three. Simply put, I would just like to double the circumference of the cast on row to accommodate the size I need, but I am doing something wrong. Help if you can. Thank you.
Thank you, I like it.
Thanks So Wooly a lot for your tutoring.I followed you and I finished a beret..👍🏻😊
This looks great, and I've got some leftover super chunky wool that would be great for this! ☺️I just wanted to ask you though what size needle is the gauge done on please? A video on how to do a gauge properly would be MUCH appreciated. Thank you.
I was wondering where I can find a tutorial for making socks.
You use same needles and yarn for the gauge as for the project! ALWAYS!
@@nancychristianson3162 there are tons, have a search on RUclips
@@agemoth Hi Lorraine thank you for trying to answer my question, but I don’t think I made myself clear with the question. She said at the start of the video that both 8mm and 10mm needles should be used, but didn’t specify which one for the gauge. But as the main body is done using 10mm needles in stockinette stitch, common sense just told me to do the gauge with the larger needles, which came out perfect. Thank you anyway.
This is an amazing video ! Thank you so much and very cool to send you this note from USA 🇺🇸 to you in Spain 🇪🇸 my question is what kind of alternative lighter yarn would you recommend to make this exact pattern- I’m allergic to wool 🐑thank you
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Hi, I just started my beret and I believe pattern on Row 6 should read as ending with kfb instead of knit 1? Please let me know if I am incorrect and I will delete this note.Thank you 💕
Thank you for the video but I have a question. i wanted to knit my granddaughter a beret but I wasnt sure of the measurements. I didnt mentioned I would like to know how many stitches I would need she is two years old.
Knit a little square in your chosen yarn, do about 10 stitches in stockinette stitch, measure and count how many stitches you have for a 10 cm or 4 inch width, then measure the child's head circumference, you should then be able to work out how many stitches to cast on to make the required cm or inches circumference. Use a calculator if your maths is poor like mine.
Can u please tell me what size is this beret..
For this hat how many stiches have you cast on? Thank you!
Could I make it with circular needles? In that case all the rows will be knit rows? and I will just follow the decreases the way you did. Will that work? Or do I need to do it with strait needles?
I made it with circular needles...much easier 😃 you don't have to sew it...
@@jelena4679 how do you alter the steps to do it circularly? I'd love to try it that way
How many stitches do I need for a head circumference of 26 cm lease
Hello. My barret is coming out very tight. Is there a way to make a bigger size for men?
how many do i cast on if i want a larger circumvirence
Does anyone know how I can adjust this pattern for bulky yarn (gauge 11-13 stitches/4 inches, uses 6mm-8mm needles)? I really like this pattern but I've already picked out which yarn I'm going to use and I wanna make sure the hat won't be too small
Sekhane adika acha hai
How to make it for 6-12 month old baby?
100g of SuperBulky wool is not enough to make this hat. I got up to no3 of the decreases and ran out of wool. 😩😩😩
Hi - is there a set of instructions to make this in the round?
Hey there, the instructions are for straight needles only
I am decreasing instead of adding new stiches.
stitches. Please
The increases come at the beginning rows after the hat band.
Then on to the end we are decreasing all the way to the top of the hat.