Beginner Loom Knitting Soft Baby Hat

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Get the free pattern at thecrochetcrowd.com/loom-knit-so-soft-baby-hats 0:00 Start 0:06 Introduction 2:01 Yarn Details 2:21 Loom Size 2:41 How to Create Starting Knot 3:42 Cast On with eWrap 5:51 How to Count Cross Strings 6:15 Brim creation until 13 cross string complete. 7:17 Form Brim 9:33 Secure Brim 10:24 Body of Hat 11:00 Top of Hat 11:31 Cast Off 14:35 Pom Pom 19:37 Removable Pom Pom Technique Left Handed Tutorial is not available. The wrapping can be done either going left to right or right to left. Loom Size: 7" Dia Loom. Yarn In Pattern: Red Heart Hygge For Teaching Purposes: I am showing same. Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here. Pattern Date on PDF: Nov 13, 2020 This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.

[@etheldebose8074]

Thank you , I'm going to watch it over a few times

[@2626firefly]

Another great video, thank you! I have been loom knitting for years and never thought about making the pom pom removable, great idea 😊

[@Abbie-UK]

Thank you Mikey :) iv made 4 sets of hats and scarfs for my grandkids Christmas, so quick and easy to make and they look amazing x

[@AngelasHeirloomsandMore]

Mikey thank you for doing these loom videos. I have been trying to loom knit for some time and having a problem doing it. I appreciate you sharing your insight and I am more confident and will be trying again soon as soon as I finish the Aran Hear Throw I am working on

[@bharatiyaembroidery9047]

Excellent presentation ……I like all your videos and learnt a lot, keep uploading !!!

[@VeronicaJones58]

Thank you so much. I’ve always wanted to make these hats but never knew how. Now I do 👍👍👍👍👍

[@the.violin.student3482]

Great video! very easy to follow - I'm just waiting for my loom to be delivered.. hoping I can knock out a few hats as Christmas presents :)

[@kathywelch8722]

Really cute hat. Thank you for sharing.

[@lorrainesmith6429]

Just love them Mickey, I just might start loon knitting great job, nice Christmas gifts 👍🎄

[@carolynbenton9171]

I started this today, and I am getting the laddering at the end/beginning rows.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Make sure the first time you start a round, you pull it tight as you let it rest when you were knitting.

[@etheldebose8074]

Awesome

[@jeannebeverly1244]

That was fun!

[@Adventureswithkoryj]

I’m new to looming, I tried the sentro but keep having issues. For the loom what size yarn and how many rows for adult and toddlers ?

[@deborahwright5387]

What do you do if you have a slipped stitch

[@deb9156]

Awesome- thank you! You mentioned in another video that this set of looms didn’t include a child’s size. I need to be able to make hats for a five, seven and nine year old. Any suggestions? Thank you!

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Yeah you need to find a loom of that size. I think Michaels has one in a separate package.

[@deb9156]

@@TheCrochetCrowd Thsnk you!!😊

[@jennym6608]

@@deb9156 I have the Loops ad Threeads Knitting loom set and the 36peg loom makes hats that fit my 7 and 8yos well! It's a four loom set the smallest would make preemie or doll hats, the largest for adult hats! The pick it comes with is decent too! Hope this helped =)

[@deb9156]

@@jennym6608 thank you so much!!

[@melissastewart5838]

Do you have a problem with tension? And is there different stitches?

[@CloudyWishes]

I seem to have a problem where I start and finish a row. The stitches seem to be looser, leaving gaps in hat from the brim to the top & I've no idea how to fix it. Can you comment on what you think in doing wrong?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

Pull on the loop before starting a new rnd. It’s common if you don’t pull to tighten before starting a new round.

[@shaylamb1272]

So fuzzy!!

[@ebonyramus3858]

How many rows did you do after the brim was made guessing wise?

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

One moment. There's a pattern. Let me open it.

[@TheCrochetCrowd]

I didn't count the rows, I just aimed for 7.5" with a tape measure. That's the average size baby head for dimensions for clothing design. So really not guessing, but measuring to ensure it will fit.