How to Knit a Headband

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  • @debrarodriguezestrada2748

    I LOVE this method of use ing a crochet hook! Brilliant!

  • @valnew2711
    @valnew2711 Před 11 dny

    Thankyou

  • @HandiworksbyClyne
    @HandiworksbyClyne Před 3 lety +2

    I.love the yarn. Looks so unique.

  • @christinewalsh7262
    @christinewalsh7262 Před 7 měsíci

    Excellent

  • @daphnemac7102
    @daphnemac7102 Před rokem

    this is sooooo very cool

  • @cursedwings5972
    @cursedwings5972 Před rokem

    you helped me sm, thank youuuu

  • @Danacsings
    @Danacsings Před 4 lety +1

    Is this #3 in the From crochet to knit series? I have to save them all right now till I can try it. I'm working on Christmas gifts right now. Love your emails and videos!! 💜😁

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 4 lety +1

      Thank you so much Dana! Sorry I got behind checking my comments on here! This is number three... look for the next one this upcoming week. :D

  • @jordyncobbs7192
    @jordyncobbs7192 Před 3 lety

    if I want a thinner headband should I do less than 8 stitches?

  • @HandiworksbyClyne
    @HandiworksbyClyne Před 3 lety

    Is it 18 inches long when stretched? Thank you. Thanks for the turorial

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 3 lety

      Mine was 18 inches long without being stretched. The average adult head is 20-21" so when it's 18" unstretched it will stretch enough to fit an adult. :)

  • @kazzykey
    @kazzykey Před 3 lety

    Great video! Thanks you. I have a question - @9:22 what do you mean by ‘weave in the ends’?

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 3 lety

      When you are finished with any project you will have at least 2 ends left, from where you began and ended your project. You don't want to leave these two yarn tails hanging out, so you use a yarn needle to weave them into the stitches to hide them. :)

    • @kazzykey
      @kazzykey Před 3 lety

      @@lovelifeyarn Thanks for the reply! do you just weave them into 5 stitches or so (depending on yarn thickness and type), and then hope for the best that your project doesn't unravel?

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 3 lety

      @@kazzykey I haven't done a video tutorial yet for weaving in ends of knitting, but I would suggest looking one up because it's a bit trickier to weave in a knitting end properly.

  • @manjulakumar1461
    @manjulakumar1461 Před rokem

    I want thread size please

    • @stitchy_linn
      @stitchy_linn Před 8 měsíci

      She said super bulky which is what Rasta by Malabrigo is.

  • @laurenmarrs7390
    @laurenmarrs7390 Před rokem

    Can you do without the hook?

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před rokem

      Absolutely. This was part of a crochet to knitting series but it's super easy just with needles.

    • @p1nesap
      @p1nesap Před 3 měsíci

      What's the advantage of using a crochet hook? ​@@lovelifeyarn

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 3 měsíci

      @@p1nesap I created this video to help crocheters learn to knit, so that was just to help someone who was more familiar with a hook. Since I learned to knit first I don't find it easier with a hook 🙂

    • @p1nesap
      @p1nesap Před 3 měsíci

      @@lovelifeyarn Thanks, I just finished my first headband knitting yesterday & it's on my channel. I'm stoked. I use the crochet hook to hide the tails when stitching the two sides together.

  • @barbaragillispie9993
    @barbaragillispie9993 Před 4 lety

    I use the English way this seems very different.

    • @lovelifeyarn
      @lovelifeyarn  Před 4 lety

      I learned the English way and I still use it a lot. This is the Continental method, and it's the way I've been teaching my crochet group members how to knit. :)