Channel: Sheep & Stitch

Category: Howto & Style

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Description: This free beanie knitting pattern is made up entirely of knits and purls, making it perfect for beginners and a quick knit for old hands. Some knitting pattern for hats can be difficult and filled with jargon, but in this knitting video, we’ll go through the entire hat knitting pattern step-by-step. Just print out the pattern below, gather your materials, and follow along! This knitting pattern includes a Small and Large size. ►►► DOWNLOAD THE FREE PATTERN HERE: sheepandstitch.com/pattern/how-to-knit-a-slouchy-hat-pattern _________________________________________________________________ WHO SHOULD KNIT THIS HAT? You'll need to be familiar with 5 knitting techniques in order to knit this pattern comfortably: 1. Knit Stitch: youtu.be/Zhrl7cQvwjc 2. Purl Stitch: youtu.be/N_y-4iAk9js 3. Knitting in the Round: youtu.be/_BNZx2Nt8Ng 4. Knitting with DPNs: youtu.be/s0LkNM2ojZA 5. Longtail Cast On: youtu.be/SXA3gBNiSiM _________________________________________________________________ MATERIALS: ⟡ 1 skein of Berroco Ultra Alpaca: loveknitting.com/berroco-ultra-alpaca?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ 16” circular needle US 6 (4mm) loveknitting.com/hiyahiya-bamboo-circular-needles-16-40cm?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ 16” circular needle US 7 (4.5mm) loveknitting.com/hiyahiya-bamboo-circular-needles-16-40cm?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ 4 double pointed needles US 7 (4.5mm) loveknitting.com/hiya-hiya-bamboo-double-points-8-20cm-double-pointed-needle-20cm-8-set-of-5?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ 1 stitch marker loveknitting.com/clover-split-ring-markers?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ 5 extra stitch markers (optional) loveknitting.com/clover-split-ring-markers?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ Ruler or tape measure loveknitting.com/hemline-spring-loaded-tape-measure?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ Tapestry Needle loveknitting.com/set-of-3-clover-tapestry-needles-with-case?utm_medium=affiliate&a_aid=22ca8fee ⟡ Scissors amzn.to/2CLKSO7 _________________________________________________________________ VIDEO CHAPTERS: 00:09 Intro 01:09 Who Should Knit This Hat? 02:10 Material List 05:44 Choosing a Size 07:07 Mark Up Your Pattern Size 09:12 Stretchy Cast On 15:51 2x2 Rib 21:06 Increase Round 29:09 Increase Round Ending Small 30:42 Increase Round Ending Large 32:30 Textured Rib Round 1 34:29 Textured Rib Round 2 35:59 Tips for Textured Rib 37:34 Textured Rib is Complete 39:03 Decrease Round 1 43:17 Decrease Round 2 43:49 Decrease Round 3 48:08 Switching to DPNs 49:43 Round 12 and Round 14 50:18 Round 15 and Round 16 51:23 Getting it Off the Needles 54:25 Weaving in Ends 57:13 Blocking for a Perfect Fit 1:01:09 Your Brand New Hat! _________________________________________________________________ HELPFUL VIDEOS: ➜ Knitting in the Round for Beginners: youtu.be/_BNZx2Nt8Ng ➜ Double Pointed Needles for Beginners: youtu.be/s0LkNM2ojZA ➜ How to Knit a Big Hat: youtu.be/23gmF0WFXdI ➜ How to Switch to DPNS: youtu.be/_uFD3y8Ndws ➜ All About Knitting Gauge: youtu.be/M-lvbzhq3fo _________________________________________________________________ SUBSCRIBE! youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=sheepandstitch MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO: YoWiLLLL: youtube.com/user/YoWiLLLL Lakey Inspired: soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired Spike Vibes: youtube.com/spikesvibes Chuki: youtube.com/user/CHUKImusic Joey Pecoraro: soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro Kevin MacLeod, license CC by 3.0: incompetech.com/wordpress * I want to be transparent that the links in the materials list are Amazon affiliate links. This means that, at no cost to you, I will earn a small commission if you decide to make a purchase through the links. I’ve had success using them, which is why I recommend them. However, only buy what you need! Many knitters have used other materials, and their results are just as lovely. The materials list is just a suggestion based on what I have used.