How to make a Peppermint Twist Beanie Hat on a Round Loom скачать в хорошем качестве

How to make a Peppermint Twist Beanie Hat on a Round Loom

Round Loom Set used in video → http://amzn.to/2zMw28u Make this fun peppermint twist beanie hat. Here's a link to the free pattern: http://www.americanknitter.com/?page_... Loom Set: http://amzn.to/2e1AJUV Support this channel:   / americanknitter   There is a free downloadable pattern available at AmericanKnitter.com. This beanie has a small brim of just 21 rows and 30 rows for the rest of the hat. While this pattern isn't all that difficult to figure out once you get the hang of it, you can easily get your yarn colors twisted up, so just take your time and be methodical about it. You'll need red and white yarn, we'll be using a 36 peg Knifty Knitter loom, let's get to it! As always we'll be starting off with a slip knot on the first peg. We'll be wrapping 3 pegs and skipping three pegs with the red yarn for three rows. Now we'll add the white yarn, by tying a slip knot, wrapping and skipping three pegs for 3 rows. Now it's time to pick. Once we've picked we're ready to shift the stripe pattern over one peg, so we'll actually start wrapping the red yarn one peg over to give it the twirl effect. To do this we'll start this next set of 3 rows on peg number 2, wrapping 3 pegs and skipping three pegs, then doing the same with the white yarn, wrapping three, skipping three. Then with the one new row on we pick. Then we'll wrap 2 more rows before we shift over. So basically every three rows of yarn that we pick we shift over one peg. Continue this for 21 rows and we'll be ready to secure the brim of the hat. While you're wrapping it can be difficult to remember what row you're on, and when it's time to shift the pattern over by one peg. So hopefully I can give you a little help. If the inside of the pegs look like this, with the first and the last of the 3 pegs have alternating colors on them like this, then you know you're on your first row for that set of three rows. If instead the rows look like this, with the first and second pegs having 2 rows of the same color but the third a different, then you know you're on the second row, and if the back of the pegs look like this, with all three pegs having all the same color, that mean's you've picked your third row and are ready to shift over a peg. This will come in handy if you have to stop in the middle of your project and can't figure out where you left off. Figure out what row you're on, just count the number of yarn strands all the way up the loom. Hopefully, that will help you stay on track. Once you've wrapped and picked 20 rows you're ready to form the brim of the hat. Unlike making the brim of a normal beanie where you bring the loop from the same peg back up and over you'll be bringing the closest color loop that matches where you are in the pattern. This keeps the spiral twist design in the beanie. With the first row looped back onto the pegs, pick each peg securing the brim. Now continue the red and white pattern for another 30 rows and we'll be ready to finish the hat. Now that you have completed 30 rows pick off all but one row from the pegs. Cut the yarn leaving a length of about 18 inches. I like to use a piece of paper to thread the yarn strands through the eye of the needle. With the yarn secured to the needle loop the remaining row of yarn off each peg and onto the yarn needle. Pull it tight so it bunches together. To secure the stitches weave the yarn through the top stitches of the beanie. Cut the yarn off the needle and tie it off. Congratulations! You've completed an awesome Peppermint Twist Beanie Hat. Our next project will be a dragon hand puppet. If you enjoy these videos please use the like button as well as share these video links on Facebook Pinterest or whatever sites you use, it will really help us to be able to keep creating more videos for you. And if you haven't already, click subscribe so you can know when the next videos are available. Thanks for watching!