This is amazing!! As a newbie to the circle machine and making knitted hats (doing a load for my local hospital for the maternity ward) I wanted to make some more interesting and seasonal. This is perfect for autumn and Christmas. Tutorial was brilliant and so easy to follow. Thank you so much for this. Can’t wait to see how mine turns out ❤
Have tried a couple of goes but for some reason some of mine are dropping a stitch. Have you got any ideas or suggestions? I’ve tightened the tension in the hope that that would fix it but it doesn’t x
You really thought outside the box and brought the addi machine to a whole new level. Great job. Very creative. I’m looking forward to watching some of your other videos.
Very cute. Great tutorial. Thank you. I will let you know that I put duct tape on the bottom of the suction cups and stick it to my work desk. This helps hold down the machine so it doesn't move on you as you work. Its an easy fix and easy to clean up after.
Très jolie travail, c'est fou ce que l'on peut faire avec cette machine, waouh respect pour votre créativité 🤗j'ai une question il y a t il un entretien particulier à faire sur cette machine que le père Noël va bientôt m'apporter?
Wau was für ein tolles Video ❤richtig gut erklärt ❤ich habe soetwas schon mal ausprobiert 😮hatte aber leider nicht geklappt. Jetzt habe ich dieses tolle Video gesehen ❤❤ Ich werde es noch einmal ausprobieren 💖💖👍danke schön das du es so toll erklärst ❤❤
Wouldn’t it be easier to do the whole thing in white and use a specialist tartan fabric dye. The stuff they use for traditional Scottish Kilts is really expensive but if it’s only for a hat it might be economical. FYI: a kilt is 4-13 yards of fabric, 18-36 inches wide
While that may sound easier, doing fair isle does have advantages. A hat completed like this will be thicker and warmer. Also, dye can get to be messy and a lot of people may not have access to it. Completing a hat like this also keeps the costs of production to a minimum
What row counts would you suggest for a child's version of this? My girls are wanting me to make them hats like this. I've tried making them hats on my 40 before and they're just a little too tight so I'm already figuring it's going to have to be on the 48 anyway I'm just unsure of how many rows of inside color and how many rows of pattern. They're a little over 6 years old if that helps.
I love your pattern! I've used it to make my own beanie and love it. However, I tried to make one doing 4 stitches by 4 rows and it didn't work out the same. When I took it off the machine it was all spread out. Was wondering if maybe the 4 stitches was to much or if there was anything else I should have adjusted?
Because of the curved format you lose tension in the yarn if the yarn behind has to stretch too far on the curve You can pull it very tightly but at some point the long thread will never be tight enough and you're possibly going to damage a needle. You can see her stitches are pretty loose and will look messy in some yarns and the stitches will be uneven.
Do you know how to cast on letters in your hat on your knitten machine I want to learn how to do that if you have time can you show me on a hat for a video
I tried to recreate this technique but I'm having a lot of trouble with it! I've only used two colors so that may be the problem? I keep ending up with ladder like spaces between my checks. It's like the different colors aren't connected. Do you have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
@@TheAddiQueen I thought that might be the case! But when I made my second hat I pulled as tightly as possible but still had the same problem 🤔 is there anything else at all you can think of that I might be doing wrong?
