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Susie N. Thanks

What do you mean by that?

Would also like to know, I would imagine it always has to start with the same one? I'm going do mine in even numbers be on the safe side 😂

Yeah same question.. because again starting with knit, purl, knit didn’t create design

You have to knit the knits and purl the purls, so you can just look what the first stitch is of the new row. But if you do an even amount of stitches it should start with the same stitch each time anyway x

This is the exact same question I had! Still a little confused on the answer though. So does that mean when I finish a down with a purl I start the next row with a purl? I can’t wait to not be a newb and just know these thing haha

I’m a newbie too so not very good at explaining what I mean lol. If you look at the row that’s on your needle, the stitches that are purls will have a horizontal line, and the knit stitches are kind of a V-shape. So when you go to start a new row you can look at that first stitch and work out if it’s a purl or a knit stitch. Hope that helps - if not, hopefully someone else can explain it better than me! Good luck x

I’m not sure of the first two but us17 is 12mm needles (I think)

I know this is old but maybe someone else will have the same question. If you cast on an even number it should be the same for every row: knit, purl. If you cast on uneven it will change each row knit purl, purl knit. Also you should learn to "read" your work, pay attention to what the stitch looks like when you are doing each and you will eventually be able to tell without keeping track.

She says 34 on the video.

I just got 17’s & #6 yarn & this is my 1st hat & I can’t wait to see results...

Maria R 34

Maria R 34 stitches.

Is it not better fitting to rib border? Do it keeps shape over time.what do you do for that. Otherwise great what is cast on for six years old Thank you

34

is that regular or the yarn she's using? Thanks!

try 40

Hope you found better example videos, especially with the seam closure.

@@U2cantrustme lol I was just joking bro

salpal7854 11 inches

salpal7854 11 inches

11

I think it’s a bamboo needle ima guess a size 15 needle bc I had needles like that when I first started knitting

@@k_ittyknowsbest2739 the size says at 0:39

0:39

I love it, i am from India,kerala.I want to stitch it for my granfchild in London.Thznk u so much

Federica Ibba so about 55

Oh uh oop, im doing 40 stiches. Eeek.

katerina tsamantani she meant 11 inches, no increases at all

Ryder Rose cast on 34. She says it at 1:12

I honestly would just cast on 30 to start and then measure as you go with the first stitches and got from there

It really depends on how thick the yarn your using is. If it’s thin yarn you will need more stitches and if it’s think yarn you’ll need less stitches

@Tadia Hernandez jeez don’t get so mad

no you should probably make it smaller

0:39 She says the needle size at this time stamp. Hope I helped :)

Gicalist purl stitch😊

Effa Effa try wrapping yarn around head 3xs for cast on... add a little more to bind off.

yeah hers is rlly thick so maybe you should add some during casting just in case

Guess you have to use chunky yarn. BUT, if your using worsted you can add more stiches.

Gloria Lewis It is a drawstring cast off.

some ppl do it different like hers i would recommend searching up how to cast off in knitting; i do it the traditional way btw

@@katiea it must be drawstring to cast off because she did not do any decreasing, or else you just end up with a square rather than a rounded top.

@@ashl3ymich3ll3 I always just put 2 stitches on one kneedle, pull the one on the bottom over the one on the top to only have one stitch on the opposite needle. I simply do that all the way and then tie a knot at the end

Lol I find crochet difficult and knitting easy 😅

i would search up a different vid but i would assume around 8 to 12 maybe.. idk but if you feel like its too big while casting then take some away and add some more if you feel like its too small!

@@katiea thanks for reply

np! 🥰 just reply if you have more knitting questions

Mine fit fine, I have a feeling you used a smaller needle/yarn size?

concerning.. i would invest in some round thick needles and give it another try

You must sew it up for it to take shape

I recommend decreasing stitches as you get closer to the top of the hat so it turns out round

you can watch a tutorial for pearling; pearling is a type of knitting. If you were struggling for casting or starting it I recommend watching knitting beginner vids. I do agree this vid was very vague and not expained well! dont give up!

Isn’t it just purling and knitting tho? It’s ok tho, knitting is difficult. But you should never give up and just keep knitting to get the best results :)

@@purplecactus2939 I'm not a knitter.. And why was I trying 2 years ago 😐

@@leanbean7026 so you don’t knit? Why are you on a knitting video then? Regardless, it’s always fun to learn something new :) And I believe you can do whatever your dreams want to achieve!

@@purplecactus2939 the original comment is 2 years old🤣 I guess I dropped it when I m over out

@@leanbean7026 lol It’s ok if your not interested, I believe that your a wonderful person who can achieve whatever their heart may desire :)

Sydaili Dottin just slow down the speed

it's easy

Perhaps you need to watch videos on how to cast on, how to do knit stitch, how to purl before you can follow a pattern

Sheila Carlson cast in 34 at 1:12

I'm not sure the yarn, but its size us 17 needles and cast on 34.

She noted both pieces of info within the first two minutes of the video? I know she doesn’t mention yarn gauge but she’s noted the exact name and brand of wool, so couldn’t you look that info up pretty easily? I just started knitting two days ago and I’m doing ok?

Yes she did she explained it very well

She says the size of needle at 0:39

You can change the speed of the video, however it is a basic hat, cast on 34, knit purl every row until it measures 10-11 inches. There are videos on how to do the basic stitches if you are still learning.