Loom Knitting a Brimmed Hat - Full Tutorial!

[@deniseschmitt7056]

I’m a beginner and I watched several videos recommend to me. I struggled with the videos and then found yours. You made the process so much more understandable…thank you so much!

[@magicivy]

This is an *excellent* tutorial! Simple instructions, clearly filmed and edited, and slow without being too slow! That’s an A+ in my book! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. 😊🩷

[@heidisayre5770]

You're an absolutely great teacher. So many helpful hints and info for those of us just getting started. (I especially appreciated your comment that "not all weight of 5 yarns are created equally." I thought I was crazy because I made a beautiful hat with a 5 weight yarn in one brand and when I made the same hat using a different yarn, it looked terrible.) I love how you explain the what size hat comes from using which loom. Your patterns are wonderful ... and so are you. Thanks.

[@louisberry2754]

I just want to say , I think you are so sweet. love how you explain,you keep it simple so even a kinder gardener will understand. You have such a beautiful personality I just love your little giggle at the end of a statement. You make me smile no matter what mood I’m in. Thank you for teaching this old Nana how to loom. ❤😘🥰

[@Evanthebat15]

I had learned how to use a loom about a decade or so ago but hadn't used it a lot and forgot a lot of it, this was so easy to follow along and honestly felt easier than when I learned. I love how you give us options of how to go about it and also the little giggle, it felt like I was sitting with a friend and looming. Made a hat for a friend who helped me out and I won't see for a while since I am moving. Thank you for the video!

[@lindaparker5708]

Thank You for this video. I suffer from PTSD and I can’t tell you how happy I became when I remembered a set of these I bought many years ago and never used. I immediately got some yarn....and I was smiling the whole time. God Bless !! 😊

[@robhemenway4326]

Same here! Bosnia era vet.

[@gracegivans294]

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[@nicolebriggs1114]

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[@conniegreeno750]

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[@kahealani9]

omg!! thank you so much for your vid! Not sure if it's just me , but pretty much every other vid I watch for help, just confuses the shit outta me and seems like they are making things so much more difficult! Yours was direct, to the point, easy to understand and pleasant to the ears. Perhaps it was my Adderall....naaah....it was you!! Thanx again!

[@watchingyoutube_]

7:45 - Slip knot 8:25 - Cast on 16:30 - Start pattern and repeat 19:20 - Start of hat brim 27:25 - Continue regular knit stitch pattern 29:28 - Start of bind off 35:45 - Removal from loom 37:00 - Finishing (drawstring closure) 41:00 - Securing initial tail 42:25 - All done, great job!

[@mrsducky3428]

Thank you!! Not all heroes wear capes!

[@mscallmecc]

Thank you

[@bobbi2085]

This video has helped me a lot.. I learned how to make hats using the video about 6yrs ago. Every time i want to loom i always come back to this video for a quick reminder on how to do it.. Thank-you for making this video super helpful

[@HoneyBadger938]

I've never seen this loom knitting before. Looks so much easier than regular knitting. You're a great teacher too. Thank you! :)

[@soniasshoeboxesocc-ninodel3987]

OMG....just finished my very first hat. Thank you for your detailed step-by-step instructions. I’m visual person so your “technique speed” is perfect for ME.....thank you! Used the orange 36 peg loom for a teen girl. For my first try, I think hat came out pretty good. I do Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes every year, and these hats will be perfect to include and will be enjoyed by many kids. Tomorrow hitting Michael’s for more yarn......🙂. Keep videos coming!

[@lynncraig6151]

I learned how to do this a couple of years ago watching several Videos Online. It was a bit confusing because all of them did it a bit differently and I couldn't see up close how they were doing it. I wish I had run across your Video....It woul of been so much easier for me to learn this Craft. Thank you for sharing . You have a natural gift for Teaching. There would be less Drop Outs if Schools employed Teachers like you.

[@debbiefeighner384]

This is one of the best videos I have seen on this. I cannot do a lot because of my iron infusions, and my Epilepsy. I’m 65 but enjoy crafts and you are the first person that went slow enough that I could pick it up and do myself. Thank you for all your time and input on this. Have a Blessed week. Mrs. Debbie Feighner/Fort Wayne, Indiana.

[@JuleahStrickland]

This is the best tutorial I've come across!! Thank you so much! You are an awesome teacher!!!

[@teethomas7098]

So glad I found this. I have a loom set that I pushed aside because I couldn’t really figure it out. Your tutorial really cleared things up for me. Can’t wait to get started. It’s my project for the day 🤗

[@andreaallen3206]

I'm so happy to have found your channel! Your voice is so soothing; you take your time, as you provide step-by-step instructions; your techniques in this video are precise and make so much sense; the camera angles of your video are sharp and easy to follow. I followed you, as if I was sitting right beside you and made a beautiful multicolored hat for a little girl. You're simply an excellent instructor! Thank you! Please don't ever delete this video!

[@louisberry2754]

I bought a loom from the dollar store, now I can’t wait to go to Hobby Lobby and buy me a whole loom kit. As a beginner what fun to make these for my family who goes through these hats like crazy. So much easier then I thought. Thankyou so much for expressing yourself clearly so I completely understand. I’ve watched others and either they didn’t show the work or they just kept talking confusing the audience. You simplified this . 🎉❤

[@Sylkbuttafly]

I really loved this video. I've made hats on my loom before but didn't know how to finish it off. Always put a pom pom on them because they didn't close up well. Now with your detailed instructions I no longer have to put one on there. Thank you so much.

[@PurplePenguinP]

Thank you so much for making this video! I can’t tell you how disheartened I was watching video after video for looming hats where they used purl stitches. I thought for sure I would have to use purl stitches (or go peg by peg, rather than going all the way around before bringing the bottom loops over) and I am so relieved I can do it this way! Your hats turned out beautifully and you are great at explaining all the steps! This will be my first attempt trying to loom a hat - I’ve only ever loomed (and crocheted) scarves. Thanks again!😄

[@patriciamoore2044]

Thank you so much for making this so easy to follow. I was beginning to question my intelligence when I found you. The cuff idea is genius. Please keep it coming. If you can explain all the other stitches as clearly as you did this one, I will be an expert in no time.

[@rebeccamontague9811]

One of the best tutorials I've ever followed on KZbin. My 9 year old granddaughter and I are learning this together. Your calm, perfect cadence instructions, are super easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@mollyshaw9679]

my insurance agent told me he does this and so I bought me a set and found your video so hopefully I will learn how. I am 74 years old and a beginner. you are a good instructor

[@shirleyhanson6132]

Thank you so much for this video! Years ago (20 or so) I bought looms and enjoyed making hats and scarves, but forgot how to decrease and bind off. Still have the looms and now I have the info to use them again! I really loke your teaching style: calm voice with occasional humor and very clear views of your fingers. Thanks agsin.

[@TheHarrisad37]

I am so happy I found this station! I have so many Looms but I never learned to use them. Now I have a baby grandson and I can learn to knit him some hats. Yeah!!!

[@Shanonian]

I can’t tell you how much I appreciate your tutorial! I watched several, before finding yours and was frustrated & confused. Your tutorial made it so easy. You were right, this is addictive. I’m now on my 6th hat and ready to try new stitches. I’m on your page today because my mom and sister want to learn because they see how much I love it so far. Thank you!!

[@chisox72jg]

My daughter learned loom knitting in transition. It, as a result, has made me want to learn! Thank you for putting this out there! Easy to follow, great calming voice and oh so much simpler than I ever thought this would be!

[@anniej762]

Thanks a million for being such a great Teacher. 60 years of being a conventional knitter - definitely a loomer convert. Look forward to learning more looming from you. Have a great day from Annie in Northern Ireland, UK.

[@amandasysfantasyreborns639]

This was an awesome tutorial and I just thoroughly enjoyed your personality as well! I have been painting reborn dolls for over a year and it's hard finding hats for them without having to buy in bulk and getting all these plain boring colors that aren't unique at all. Also those hats can fit looser or tighter depending on whether the dolls have bald or painted hair, or how much hair is rooted into the doll if real hair is chosen. Using your tutorial I can now make my own baby hats! That will help add even more of a personal touch to each of my customer's purchases and make the box openings even more beautiful when I can color coordinate if they have a favorite color/colors. Whether you even see this comment or not...Thank you!

[@shellym189]

Thanks for the measurement guides! Easy to follow and your voice is so soothing! I played your video again at I went to bed just to listen and your narration helped me fall asleep. Lololol

[@nicolel9779]

I've made loom toques for all of my patients at work, and make new ones as new people arrive. Staff didn't miss out either! You're right, it's definitely addictive!

[@chrisbutler9158]

Thanks for the tutorial. Unlike other teachers on here, you teach at a much slower pace which makes it easier to keep up, thank you. I have made loom knitted hats before and as I'm making the brim, I slot the tail end inside the brim, saves all that sewing afterwards.

[@denabell4312]

Please make a loom knit series...you are an amazing teacher!!!

[@juneferguson616]

Thank you for the info on using a loom to knit. Have one but no instructions. Very helpful👍🙂😼

[@rosemaryirwin1928]

Yes please ❤ great to listen to and understand. Thank you Rosemary From Australia 🇦🇺

[@naomicustodio7543]

I have many Looms gifted by my sister. I've only made one hat. Your videos has motivates me to go back to looming. Thank you for making it easier!

[@tammyhellier9801]

I bought these looms but the woman that was going to teach me how to use them moved. Thank you so much for your easy to follow fabulous video!! I would like to see a purl stitch brim as well. Just would be nice to have options! I subscribed so I hopefully won't miss your videos. By the way, I love your quiet little giggle. Thank you so much. I enjoyed watching you. Tammy from Utah.💗

[@sparrots1]

You are a great teacher for me. Your voice is just perfect and your pace is perfect so I don't feel rushed. Thank you.

[@barbaralienhard3490]

You're a great teacher, I learned crochet and making projects from you so when I saw the loom knitting tutorials I knew they'd be great. Thank you. Looking forward to more!!

[@twilarempe5069]

I have seen so many unfinished loom projects that I wondered what was going on. So I bought a set of looms and decided to check your channel to see if you had any info on loom knitting and viola! here you are! So now I can try to do what you are teaching. Thank you.

[@Jackiehutchings23]

This is only my second loom knitted project , thank you so much I love my hat. I have tried to follow other tutorials but I had a hard time following them , this one though was great and I was able to follow along with no problems . Please , please make more loom knit tutorials , you are a great teacher .

[@mollypatterson5819]

Your video is so much fun and so informative. Thank you. Little tidbit for you. When I was turning in the brim, I put the original tail on the inside and I didn’t have to sew it in later. Just saves another little step. Keep up the great videos.

[@vduguran568]

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[@morganreddy2501]

Ahh. Finally someone explained the sizes for each loom. Well explained. Thank you

[@vampyrosa]

Thanks for explaining this, in a slower tone. I hate to feel rushed. The little tips and tricks are very helpful. I seen other tutorials, but yours is my favorite.

[@Azoreanislandgirl64]

Hello 👋 I remember when I was a kid , my sister gave me a knitting Jenny for Christmas and I was thrilled. I made do many scarves. I had a craft shop near my house and would by my yarn there. Sanford yarn's was a place I loved to visit. I use to save up my money and buy my yarn. Back then yarn was pretty economical. Okay so I'm showing my age of 57. LOL 😂 Thank you for a great tutorial.

[@phylispriebe1749]

You are so clear with your instructions. I particularly like the binding off with decreasing which I have tried in the past and have been unsuccessful. Now I feel confident that I can do it on my next hat. Thank you.

[@NickUncommon]

Those little giggles made my day, today. Have to abandon knitting with needles, because my hands and fingers go numb, so am looking for alternatives and also my grandma's old knitting machine will be learned and mastered.

[@jaeweber1]

I love your bind off! I've been loom knitting for a few years now and have never heard or thought of this technique. It definitely does make the top less "bunchy"!! 🎉 Thank you so much for teaching me something new! I totally love your video! And for all those jerks who ripped off the pom poms from your hats! 😡 Forget them!!!!! You should wear hats with pom poms ..... they are awesome in my book! Thanks again for the great video! ❤ 🥳

[@bettiebardwell7883]

When I finished my hats it has an area where I start that looks loose. Can you tell me what I may doing wrong. Thanks

[@TomStannettshortlegs]

Thank you for a brilliant tutorial! So easy to follow. I am 72 in April and though my late mother taught me the basics of sewing a button on and knitting this is the first time I have tried looming using wool.,

[@SynfullyWkd67]

Just a personal tip, I have made many of these for a few years now and I find when I am making the brim, that tucking the tail in between the bottom loops and the loops added back on to form the brim is so much easier than dealing with at the end. It's out of the way for the rest of the project and no need to worry about sewing in at the end :) Slouchy hats are really cute loom knitted as well! happy looming! Nice tut!

[@patwagner9308]

I've seen these looms but passed them up....after watching you, I will probably get a set & make some hats! I'm sure I'll be able to knit a hat because of your instructions. Thank you!

[@DreamWeaverArtisan]

You are so amazing. Such a Blessing to our lives and those who receive what we make. Thank you! You're the best crochet teacher

[@MomiKimi2006]

I'm a crocheter and have been wanting to learn how to knit too. I recently received this loom set from a friend and have been wanting to learn how to use them. Thank you so much for this video, I especially appreciate you showing how to build in the brim!

[@Nakj223]

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[@susannesanders5742]

Love this tutorial, I made several hats for charity last year, decided it was time to replenish my stash. Went back to the video for a refresher, so easy to follow, keep them coming.

[@Aquahoma]

You were a blessing to me today. My granddaughter got me a set of these thinking I knew how to use them evidently lol. I crochet all the time. So, I thought I know KZbin has to have a tutorial on this. And sugar here you are. Omg. Ty so much for all the info. I saved this to my files I’ll be making my Granddaughter the first hat. LoL. I hope I learn this quick.

[@deeberglin6559]

I just bought the smaller set of looms for my 10 year old granddaughter. I thought i'd try it out and made 2 hats. It was a blast and enjoyed your easy to follow directions. I have to say it's the easiest and most informative video out there. I knit and crochet hats for the hospital and this is faster so I can donate twice as many. PS: Cant wait until she opens her gift tomorrow. I even bought myself a second pick tool so we can knit together.

[@wall2wallphotos]

I’m about to finish my second of these hats. I made one for my grandson, but it was too small, so I will donate it, then used the next larger loom size. It should fit him perfectly. Thanks so much for taking the mystery out of loom knitting. If you ever decide to go into more intermediate stitches, I’d be all in for that! Your teaching style is so easy to follow. 🙂

[@elisereineck2031]

Great tutorial.....thank you very much! I just finished my first cap on the round loom and look forward to making more. As others have said, you are patient, encouraging and detailed in demonstrating how to do the project. Just excellent!

[@luisabjinich]

Excellent tutorial! I made already 2 hats for grandkids ! Loved the explanation step by step! Very good video to follow 💜

[@rebeccadargechristensen455]

Just bought my Loom Kit from Michaels-LOVE your video. I've never heard of loom knitting!.. I'm not the best at knit or crochet (VERY beginner level) don't understand the traditional increase/decrease for hats & stuff. This technique will compliment my traditional knit & crochet scarves with a matching hat. As I said, I'm a Beginner in the traditional knit & crochet methods, but I like to knit or crochet scarves & shawls. Very simple patterns, of course!!

[@merryanneadair4451]

Thank you!! I've made about a hundred of these for missions through our church. You showed a couple techniques I've never seen & will make it easier!! Thank you-thank you!!!! 😊

[@uselesslasagna4037]

This is a fantastic tutorial. I already knew how to make hats like this, but I still decided to watch this. The yarn you suggested is the best out of what I’ve tried, (7 different brands) and the softest, except velvety yarn. This tutorial is very high detailed, and you seem so calm. I’ve discovered that the orange loom, (36 peg) for a cuff I would recommend 20 rows, it is a great length and looks really well. For above the cuff, I recommend 20-30 rows. For the pink loom, (? pegs) I figured out that it is very big, and I actually recommend a 36 peg loom for most adults/teenagers/kids. The purple loom, (? pegs) works best for toddlers. The green loom, (24 pegs) is best for infants - 1 1/2 year olds. Also, I recommend going loosely. If you have not made a hat this style/way before, I recommend to go a medium tightness, as loosely can be pretty hard since you have to deal with loops coming off way easily-er.(?)

[@barbarazeigler9042]

Best video out there! Clear, calm voice, instructive and humorous! A pleasure to watch. Please do MORE!

[@patriciabresett2897]

Thank you again for the inspiring tutorial. The clarity and fun were second only to the company. Peace be with you, my friend.

[@yanubarivera]

Thank you so so much for such a beautifully simple DYI follow along video. I watched it then ran to the store to get the looms yesterday and I finished my first ever hat today .

[@stellastone7536]

I love how thorough you describe how to use the looms. I hope you do more videos!!! I finished my first newborn hat!! ❤

[@TinaLee0213]

Thank you so much for this video! I haven't touched my looms in YEARS but you have inspired me to get them out again!

[@margretrosenberg420]

I have a friend who's asked me how much I'd charge to crochet a baby blanket for her and I had to tell her that it isn't worth it - no one can afford to pay for crochet at a rate that actually makes a profit for the crocheter. But this is something she can do herself, to make little hats as gifts for her newborn grandchildren, and I KNOW she'll be able to learn it from your video. Thank you so much.

[@VeronicaLeah]

Thank you for this video. I did it!! Feel so proud. Please do more loom projects

[@suerichards1685]

LOVED this tutorial! I’ve never done this before and I’ve made 2 hats in 2 days! Your explanations are marvelous. Thank you and would love more videos!

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

Thank you for this video!My significant other threw away the instructions to my looms and didn't remember which end became the brim /top or how to cast off the stitches!You are so nice and calm so perfect for explaining things!Thanks again!

[@ruthjasper4408]

Just got some of these to give my hands and brain something to do. I so appreciate your careful explanations and quiet, calm narration. Thank you for taking the time to create this video.

[@at5389]

I love how this guy cracks himself up and that little laugh! (Plus great tutorial)

[@char8059]

I know what you mean! Every time he laughs that little laugh, I have to laugh, "out loud", as well! I love these tutorials. I just bought a set of circle looms and I'm chomping at the bit to get started.If you see this post, I would love more beginner tutorials, Fiber Spider! You're the best!! Thank you and HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2021!!! Goodbye to 2020!!! That was a very hard year! Praying that 2021 will be much, much better!!! 🙂

[@robertacarroll8481]

Been watching a lot of videos on looming and this is by far the best one. I am going to keep this to watch again. Thank you so much for this.

[@magdalenavu1]

I really appreciate your instructions very CLEARLY for the beginner to seeing for learning. Thank you very much.

[@corinaannacrochet1081]

Love it❤️thank you for this tutorial. I have my round set of looms and didn’t know how to use it. Finally used it and I am so excited! I’m making my first hat. Found your tutorial and can finally understand how to use it. Please continue showing us what we can do with it. 👍🏼👏

[@lizobryan2012]

I got a loom. I found your video. You’re such a great teacher. I’m officially addicted to making these hats! They work up so beautifully!!!!

[@gayriellester40]

These are so fun to make. Our church had a crochet party for making hats and we also used the hoops. So we finished with about 100 hats and people of church donated mittens to go with them and they were given out in schools before Christmas to anyone who needed some. You know teachers are very observant for those without hats and mittens.

[@reeniegrl1]

I did loom knitting alot....and because I did this.....my wrists and fingers have had it. So I tried my hand at crochet. I LOVE it!!! That was 2 years ago....and I'm thrilled.

[@lizzierothwell7822]

Thank you so much for being THE BEST HAT LOOM KNITTER TUTORIAL EVER!!! I patiently watched a million other yawnsville tutorials in order to gain knowledge, but they didn't even put across the techniques comprehensively enough for dum dum me in the end!!! You taught me how to make a HAT - pure and simple. Not only that, you did so entertainingly, that I think I would enjoy the video, even if I wasn't so desperate to learn. Thank you, thank you again for sharing the JOY of knitting on a loom with no complications!! :-) :-) :-) XXXX

[@K1PPAH]

I love you sir. I got this loom set and the infinity blanket loom from a thrift store with out instructions, you are a natural teacher❤

[@Maryann-wc9vo]

I’ve always made my hats with bunchy tops, never tried a decrease, looks easy. Thanks

[@wendyjoburnett4769]

Love tutorial on the knitting looms, and your help in sizing, PLEASE,PLEASE keep them coming, they are so helpful. Thank you

[@Sepulchre_Gate]

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[@rhondag6089]

I love ❤️ this! I made my first hat, and I’m thrilled 😄! I’ve already started my second! I’m a yarnivore! Thank You Fiber Spider 🕷!

[@deborahcoffman5742]

I agree, you make a very nice teacher. Thank you.

[@mcbeeism2]

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[@Sepulchre_Gate]

@@mcbeeism2 I have no idea what ijk means .

[@angiesc9169]

So I don’t know how I missed this video but I just found it!! I can hardly wait to try it out! I have a bunch of looms and I have tried it some but I have just have not been happy with my results so I cannot wait to follow yours because you are always so thorough and such a great teacher.

[@christys5651]

Had been wanting to loom for ages. Finally treated myself. Your video is clear, very helpful, I love the cuffed brim technique, and I love your sharing style. Feels like you're at the kitchen table teaching. The stress free method that's perfect for the way I need to learn. I subscribed to make sure I catch all the goodness. Thank you

[@belindavasquez4056]

I love your style! I’ve watched many loom knitters and I love your videos. Your voice is soothing! I do like using a pen cylinder to wrap, it’s a bit faster. I also hate pearl stitches! 😝 Keep up the great videos! Thank you!

[@rooismum1023]

Great tutorial. I got my looms and yarn at Christmas time. I am only now TRULY inspired after watching you. Thank you so much

[@budsmith5]

I’m 58 and waiting now for my Loom Kit!!! I’m hooked on this!! I also crochet 🧶 but always have problems making hats lol 😂 Thanks 😊

[@kmprock68]

This was amazing. I just made my very first baby hat. Thank you for being so thorough.

[@marym2440]

Thank you for such a great video ! I bought a loom kit a few weeks ago, now I feel ready to get started.. Please keep the tutorials coming .

[@dianeprovost3630]

This was the first time that I ever used my loom. I have had it for yrs. but no instruction. This tutorial was excellent!! Made my first of many loomed hats. THANK YOU!

[@oi812NM]

I love your voice. I don’t seem to have the green loom. I use the yellow one quite often, and the red loom mist often for baby hats fir the winter. After I got the ladder effect on a hat figured out, I was unstoppable. I love the Charisma yarn. I learned how to crochet after several disappointing tries, and now my stash is ridunkulously huge. It is addicting as hell. Happy looming.

[@letstacoboutyarn9323]

I love loom knitting. That's what I originally began doing before crochet. I tend to crochet faster, but love the look of the loom knitted items.

[@mariearsenault197]

I got a loom like this one years ago but never took it out of the package. Thanks to your video, I will dig it up and get cracking. Thank you so much. I can’t wait to make hats. You make it look so easy! 🙂

[@sciamhach]

This was an excellent tutorial! Can you do more videos for the circle loom? Particularly fixing problems like dropped stitches, and doing different patterns. It'd be nice to have more advanced projects to follow along with.

[@mapumansfield1485]

great video. instructions very clear and slow enough to follow. thank you

[@janethendron6550]

Just started and you really got me started, excellent video, hope to see more.

[@maryannoneill7224]

You make such a wonderful contribution with your patient teaching and pleasent calm tone. Grateful to you :)

[@jeffbowden4311]

You're an expert teacher. My 7YO daughter and I were able to successfully make our first hats from your video. I wish everyone showed the stitches and explained things as clearly as you do.

[@kathygurney2756]

I just watched your video and made my first hat! Thanks for the great video it was awesome I have been caring for my mom on hospice for several months and far from my own home. I found a set of Knifty Knitter rings in her closet and needed something to fill the hours alone as mom spends her time sleeping. Your tutorial helped me figure it out Spending this time away from my family is hard and you helped me find a little peace and calmness in your mellow voice and instruction. I will always be greatful

[@Atheenah]

I am a lifelong crocheter and now am knitting. I always thought looming was a one trick pony. I’d love to see a variation of stitches.

[@alau4739]

I enjoyed the video very much and I do not knit at the time, although I used many many years ago. You have talent in being very precise and informative, clear speaking voice. I particularly enjoyed that you omit many unnecessary words which some people can not help but make turning any tutorial into an encyclopedia search and rescue project if you want the information. Thanks.

[@debeadgirl]

Loved your video. I don't use a "knitting pen" for the round looms, but I find it very useful when making a large project like a scarf or blanket on a long rectangular loom as it really helps you to zoom along and is way faster than manually winding the yarn around the pegs in a figure 8 pattern. So fun! Thank you!

[@kathleenseitz2946]

Thank you so much!!! This is just what I needed! I appreciate your detailed instructions and your sense of humor!!! I’ve just begun knitting with a hoop loom and I enjoy it very much! I’m making hats for the homeless which is a win / win. I get to have fun knitting with the loom, it benefits others and I can make as many as I want! Again, many thanks!!!❤️

[@JeanMcKinney-l5o]

Thank you for showing how to make a hat and making it look so easy. You are a very good teacher and I look forward to seeing more of your videos on loom knitting. Maybe a video on when you make a mistake like skipping a peg and not realizing it until you're back to the start again and you have already met the others.

[@ninacruise6244]

I wanted to know how to make a hat f o r my future father in law and was ready to buy one, I watched this video and really excited to start making a hat myself, have bought the looms and will start when they get here, you have made this challenge look really easy, thankyou