How to Loom Knit a Fitted Cloche Hat [IMPROVED VERSION] (DIY Tutorial)

[@Tuteate]

The written PDF pattern is available here: www.etsy.com/listing/692678625/

[@kathyhamer6118]

Your videos are always so clear and easy to follow, I always recommend your videos.

[@LG-ex8bu]

This was really confusing.

[@isabelladavis1363]

excellent!!!can see the seam ! such clear and precise work!

[@liberry]

Very clever and pretty pattern! I will be making one this evening. Now to choose a color...

[@Tuteate]

Thank you! Hope you enjoy it!

[@liberry]

@@Tuteate I do! Easy and enjoyable pattern. There are more in my future!

[@Bgsqlila]

Ugh got all the way to the pulling the loops part. I am not good at that. There’s also a hole at the rope when I was sewing the hat together. I hope the old version is available. I’ve made the other version just fine.

[@enabriggs6421]

I’ve made this in 3 different sizes and I love it

[@stephaniehaberer5403]

how did you make a different size? Like this one was 20 pegs and 4 pegs of increase and decrease....to make bigger how many pegs did you add and then how many rows of increase/decrease? I made this hate and love it so much but am so confused on if the number of pegs or the number of increasing and decreasing rows make the hat taller and which makes it rounder for the circumfrence if that makes any sense...please help!!!

[@revdevineward9380]

@@stephaniehaberer5403 Hi, still trying to find out if you got the response as to how to make it bigger or smaller? I've thought my wool is too thick or the number of pegs too much...if I look at the "indications on how may pegs for a ladies or men's size hat, it looks like they will fit my waist or hips!!!

[@susansmith989]

Thank you.

[@gaellepradines9585]

😭😭Dommage je ne comprend pas a partir du 12😭😭

[@shellroth]

I bought the pdf thinking it would give me a better explanation of the sewing part of the project but it wasn’t there. I’m not clear on how many stitches to count to start sewing the top up. And I also don’t understand how to start pulling on those loose loops. Thanks for your help. This so far has been fun to make.

[@debbieporter8610]

I Get In A Mess When Start Trying To Pull The Stitches

[@bellagurl81]

Love this new way from the last one. But can you do similar to the old one. Like knit the parts together on the look itself instead of doing it by hand?

[@slentz]

Always good to see a new hat pattern Thank you for sharing 😊.

[@Tuteate]

:) thank you Susan!

[@annecain3301]

Thank you for such a clear easy to follow video. It is greatly appreciated. Kindest regards

[@Bgsqlila]

I love this pattern! I am wanting to make it shorter lengthwise. How would I do that? I get confused trying to figure it out since this pattern is knitting side to side vs top to bottom. Can you help?

[@Bright-It]

We love watching you and learning. Thanks Adorable Tuteate!

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much for your kind words :)

[@amalmizyed5870]

I accidentally blinded off after 3 parts and removed my hat from the pegs. Is there anyway to add another part?

[@LoveTheBadGuy]

Any chance you could make a tutorial for how to loom knit Link's long elvish hat from "The Legend of Zelda"?

[@Tuteate]

Hi! Maybe you could pick a green yarn and follow this other video's directions (on a larger loom): kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5WyZX-MZ8mhosU :)

[@ZumbawithDorothy]

Omg I right handed so for me it’s hard tpurl from right to left but I am going to work it out. Thanks I love the hat. What to do for larger heads?

[@Tuteate]

Hi Dorothy! You can work this project starting to the opposite side, in counterclockwise direction. So you can purl from left to right. It doesn't matter :) Here I explain how to make this same hat in L size and S size: www.etsy.com/listing/692678625/

[@Bgsqlila]

@@Tuteate so I'd need to purchase pattern to learn how to make it a larger size?

[@suzieirby2137]

Hi! i bought your pattern and have made a few of these. love the feel!!! Easy, BUT, I keep forgetting if I'm coming or going LOL. If I put my piece down and get back to it later, I forget if I'm increasing or decreasing. Any suggestions, please? Maybe it's just my old age.

[@weluvgsus]

I started writing down notes!! lol

[@dallas645]

My mom keeps track in a notebook.

[@debbieporter8610]

I Write Down Every Row I Do, I Stopped Once Made 1 Sock Linger3Than The Other, 😁 Ahh Well Onky 4 Me So Doesn't Matters

[@vegangelist]

Does this version have a smaller circumference than the original? Since you work four decrease rows and four increase rows per "triangle wedge" that is eight rows of "width" whereas the ten decrease rows (in the original) gave ten rows of width. Since both versions have four triangle wedges, that seems to mean that the newer version will be significantly narower/smaller since fewer rows are worked. I've only watched the videos (haven't worked up the hat yet) but am trying to get the bigger picture so that I can resize as needed. I understand that you worked the smaller number of decreases/increases in one triangle to create triangles only at the top of the hat, and closer to the top vs having the larger wedges with the decreases coming further down the head (for shaping). And I understand that casting on will give me a taller hat (I'm considering that for my husband) but I'm just trying to get a handle on what seems like must be a difference in circumference: 32 increase/decrease rows for width vs 40 (I'm not including the base rows for each triangle; I understand that the number of actual rows is greater than just the deceased and increases). Now maybe you threw in an extra row or two before the decreases/increases in the newer version?? That's possible - that I just wasn't keeping track - since I just watched it (on its own) rather than watching while doing. But I would like to get an idea of the sizing before I try to resize it.

[@carlaa6451]

Just done it. It´s perfect. Many thanks. Best wishes. ;)

[@Bgsqlila]

I love this!! This hat pattern is everything I've ever wanted in a loom knitted hat. Do you happen to know what the pattern would be for an extra large head?

[@parkiescreation77]

I’ve found out if U have a 41 peg loom it’s for someone with an extra large head. And the 36 peg loom is like an everybody hat from 4yrs going up. U can try it if u haven’t found out which one to use as yet

[@Bgsqlila]

@@parkiescreation77for this pattern the loom size doesn’t matter. I’m thinking to make it wider if need to increase the sections.

[@catherineportland503]

Going to make this one next. So is that 2 #4 yarn strands. What was the brand of yarn i dont use amazon i have so much yarn that it is a shop. Are 2 #4 better than a bulky #5. I have parfait yarn from premier

[@stephaniehaberer5403]

I love this hat...how do you go about making it bigger? Wrap more than 20 pegs? Does the increasing and decreasing go up as well? I would love to know to try and make for an adult size...thanks!

[@kymberlydawn1445]

This is literally the ONLY hat I make now because there is no silly puckered look on the top. I cant stand that...Thank you for making this video. Make more hats in flat please!!

[@dorothyweston3651]

WOW !!!!!!!

[@dinacarmenmorales778]

Muy bonito gracias por vompartir tu talento Dios tebendiga tŕatarè de aprender

[@lulamacedo9280]

Would it work for a 7 months old baby?

[@chandlerwiginton3350]

I love this hat, it is difficult than most things I've knitted, but I don't know how to make a little taller, does that mean I need to wrap more than 20 pegs?

[@mycharmedunicorn8715]

Would this work the same if you have the tiny round loom with 24 pins?

[@catherineportland503]

Thank you so much i just love following you. Your videos are my ho to now

[@GRITS141414]

I love your videos!!! May I ask what brand and weight of yarn you use when you make your projects?

[@SkittsMcGee]

So I need to things of yarn to be able to do the two strands right?

[@mrs.cookie5610]

Very pretty hat, thanks for sharing. 😍🤗

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much

[@nunyabidness359]

can you tell me roughly what size of hat this made? a small adults size? thank you

[@Tuteate]

Hi there! The resulting hat came out for an adult size

[@weluvgsus]

Are you wrapping the 20th?

[@sushiblack5558]

Beautiful

[@24ladyrider]

This is my next pattern from you, wish me luck love this one 🤩🤩

[@lilladevihargoon9078]

Thank you i love it. 😴

[@elanieturpin6724]

what the music i love it

[@ЛюбовьПрокунина]

Супер!!!😊

[@lucyricci]

What size head does this fit

[@Tuteate]

Hi Nina! This is a medium size hat: 20 cm x 22 cm approx. (7.87 in x 8.66 in). It is very elastic so it can fit children, teenagers and "small-head adults". Here you can find the directions on how to make a bigger size and how to make a smaller size (for babies): www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/loom-knitted-cloche-hat-improved

[@charlenelouvel7521]

Buenas noches no hay 20 picot para rodear al principio.

[@Tuteate]

Tienes razón Charlene! Hice este gorro varias veces y en distintos tamaños, y parece ser que al principio del vídeo coloqué la grabación de uno de los proyectos en los que sólo envolvía 18 postes, no 20 postes como digo en los subtítulos. Para lograr el tamaño mediano de gorro, como el de la foto, te recomiendo envolver 20 postes como indica la explicación.

[@charlenelouvel7521]

@@Tuteate no te preocupes gracias por responderme