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How can you make this hat larger?

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. You did a great job explaining everthing. I plan to make lots of them.

🆒 🥇🎗️you are the second tutorial on this site that I like 👍🏿 to watch

What I’m I not getting my last stitch correct? I keep ending in the wrong place after I make the toe part😢

You are good at this! I watch a lot of videos. Is there a way to position the camera over your shoulder so that I can watch you make the stitches?

Thank you so much! That was the trick! Your awesome! 🩷🩷🩷

Where is the brim of this hat?

Where is the ending to this hat showing how to do the brim Video stop at 49 and 50????

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Go step by step very nice

I have that same one

This was my first time ever using a circular knitting machine. Taping it has helped me because I don't have a table with a smooth surface, and I have a hand injury, making me have to use one hand for the majority of the time. Having the tape helped stabilize it, but I have one major recommendation: use painter's tape instead. I accidently removed varnish from the table, like an idiot! Painter's tape is better for that fact alone, but as I needed to adjust my machine to find the perfect position and fix laddered stitches, I could remove the tape and retape the feet when I was done. Don't use packing tape, please! You will have dropped stitches because there are more variants like yarn quality, tention, experience, etc., but taping did help. I also used bees wax on the hooks to decrease friction, and there was improvement! I had fewer hangups on my hooks while using Caron one pound yarn.

Now all u got to do is change the battery in your smoke detector

My Sentro machine has suction cup feet, I assumed they all did.

First, change the battery in your smoke detector.

Fire alarm chirps are triggering.

You can screw it to a board then make a hole/recess in a more sturdier item like a table you dont use very much you want to make more use of like the old singer sewing machine they were screwed to a table or lid of a desk and when you opened the lid hey presto the sewing machine was there when you closed the lide the machine disappeared just a suggestion

Maybe sticky foam or sticky velcro stick velco on glass mat if its big enough or a self healing cutting mat

I wonder if screwing cupboard door knobs throw the suction cup holes would work or make square ones at home with just a screw in the middle I've not got my machines yet but I've ordered two the big one and the small one

I see I see this is helpful; let me try this as am about to throw the machine out 😅😅

I have a glass table and the suction works perfect. I also attached a silicone earplug near the guide right before the “feeder” where the yarn glides through and haven’t had any problems with dropped or tucked stitches

Wonderful find on your hack ty so I was trying to figure out why I was losing stitches ty ty ty

Lady change your smoke detector by batteries, everybody know you’re black before you even speak. 👎

That's great! I see your kitty

That’s what I do, I have an old wooden tv tray and I duct taped it to the table!!! Works great

I suction cupped my 48 Sentro to the underside of a glass cutting board 2 months ago. I can move the unit around and it sits where I put it.

Thank you sooo much for this awesome tutorial. I made one for my dad as a christmas present. So syked i have to make more.😊God bless you and your family. Keep spreading the sunshine. Thank you💖🙏😊

Hi I really enjoyed this tutorial, I’m definitely going to try it. Have you made any for kids , looking to make one for nephews 5/6 and 10/12 would appreciate any help on how to make one that size. Thanks

Thank you so much for this tutorial .the brim was a little challenging but I did it ❤

You forgot step 1, replace your fire alarm battry.

I use duct tape 😂

Silk Elements are the best!

I made one but I’m going to make another one because my brim isn’t as neat as yours.

Thank you for this tutorial. I’m going to make a crotchangoo.

Here is what I did. I went to home Depot and bought a 3/4" thick 2 foot by 2 foot ply wood board and a pack of #12 × 5/8 in pan head Phillips screws. Where the suction cups normally go, instead use the screws the screw the feet to the board. It will hold the machine in place so it doesn't move around on you. I live in a high tax state of Illinois, my cost for the plywood and 8 pack of screws comes to a total of $13.75

I used command strips. Works well.

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I use plastic safety pins as stitch marker's. Full box in school supplies, inexpensive and for me... Beneficial 👍🏾 or colored paper clips 📎❤

I'm doing along 😊 looking like your's ❤

I'm crocheting 🧶 this, thank you 👍🏾