Ponytail Chained Ribbing Knitted Hat - Knitting A Stretchy Ponytail Hat

I made a beanie hat very cute, and this one I made. I didn't finish it completely. I left a hole there so that you can pass your ponytail if you have long hair, but this one I'm going to be making normally. So I'm using the chained ribbing that we have online - and this is a very, very pretty stitch, I'm doing a great gray. One here making it so what I have here is that I casted on a hundred and twenty six stitches and I have a one last stitch and I'll explain in a little bit. So this is number four yarn and I'm using size. Eight knitting needles - and you remember that for this and please watch the video on how to make this stitch. But with this one, you remember that we knit two and then purl three together knit two and Row three together, knit two purl three together, but on this hat you don't end with knit two. You end with only knit one and then, of course, on the other side, you are going to purl 1 yarn-over purl yarn over purl two. So you only have one on this side and the reason is that when you sew them together, you will have. You will lose a stitch right there, so you end up having only the two pearls once you saw it and that's the reason why you have two on this side and only one pearl on this side. So once you have about six and a half inches, let me get this out once we have about six and a half inches, but I have a small head. So six and a half inches is good for me and then I will start taking off. I am going to make one for my son and I will probably use a number seven, a number, nine knitting needles and I will probably use a do. Seven and a half inches before I start taking off because he has a bigger head and let's get on how to take off for that for the top of the hat. Okay, let's start with the taking off stitches stage, that's where I started taking off and this one has a hole for the ponytail, but on this one we're going to do a complete one, so Row, one of the taking off is that you want to knit two And this is your repeat: you're going to purl three together, knit two together purl three together and knit two again, you are going to throw three together, knit two knit two together: purl three together and knit two. So, let's repeat that sequence again, you are going to pro three together knit two together pro three together and knit two and then of course, at the end, you're going to end with only knit one. So I'll see you at the end of this row this row, you are going to finish by purling those three together and knit one okay rule number two of the taking off stage. You are going to purl 1 yarn-over purl, your no fur and purl two. So you're not taking off anything on this, but you are doing what it shows: your no fur purl, your no fur and purl 1, because that's where you knit it together on the other row. So, let's repeat this: you are going to yarn over purl yarn over purl two yarn over purl yarn over and Pro one and, let's repeat that again you're going to yarn over purl your know what Perle to yarn over! Well, your Nova and throw one and you repeat that all the way to the end of the row and I'll see you when I get there at the end of row number two. What you want to do here is your Nova pearl yarn over and throw the last okay now row. Number three of the take off stage is that you want to. Let me get this thing straight. You'Re going to open the repetition starts all the way from the beginning, so you're going to knit two stitches together, throw three stitches together: knit one and purl three stitches together: let's get this a normal, throw three together. So, let's repeat this: you are going to knit these two stitches together that you have there knit two together purl these three stitches together, knit one and purl these three stitches together. So, let's do that again, you are going to knit two together and those are the ones that you, your losing one right there you're by netting those two together and then you purl those three together knit one and purl those three stitches together and do that all The way to the other side and I'll see you then and Row three. You are going to end by knitting those two stitches together, purling these three together and knit one. Okay, now row number four: you don't take anything off! You just follow where it. What shows so Pro one yarn over yarn over 101 and you do that all the way to the end, you end with a purl one to the end of row number five. What you want to do is that you want to take those four and Pro them together, so we're going to pour purl four together throughout and you end with purl one so purl, all those four together you're going to end with twenty six on this. So on row number one of the takeoff you end with 64, i'm row number three of the take-off. You end with 51 on row, number four on wrong number: five! You end with with 26, so there we go we're just going to throw four together. Put all four together throughout and I will see you at the end of this road at this point on row number six. If you want to have that whole, therefore your ponytail or for ventilation - and you just bind off knit wise. But if you want to continue with your hat, you on row number six, you only knit so net the twenty six stitches and I will see you at the end of this rope rule number seven. What you want to do is that you want to pro one and pro two together throughout so pro one and purl two together for a one and pro 2 together, and i will see you at the end of this row row one pro two together, the rule Number seven, you end with purl two and then row number eight. You only knit and I'll see you when I finish this one wrong number man you're just going to purl two together throughout two together, two together and you're, going to end up with nine stitches. Let'S do that together, so I have four five, six, seven, eight and nine, and now I'm going to cut my yarn leave a long tail so like that you don't you can sew it down. You can sew it from the bottom to the top and then from the top down and then with a needle pass your yarn through your stitches. So that's what I'm doing now and then what you can do to reinforce. It is just go through the same stitches over again make sure you catch all of them, and now you can close it tight and now it's trying to so bring your yarn and make a little knot in the back just to secure it. There we go, and now we can start sewing so now you sew from one side to the other, pick up that one and then go where you have the two skip that one so go from not to not and from the other side from that not skip That one and go to the next and come this side pick up where you left off and go to the next and then on the other side. You pick up. Remember that you have to have your your purl, so you're going to have a purl on one side and the two pearls on the other side, because that's where you're going to be closing. So you do want to make sure that you're picking up that the pearls show. So you go from that not skip one and go to the next pick up that not skip one and go to the next open your work and see where you're at so pick up that one skip one and go to the next and then I'll see you When I finish doing this and then of course, you can start from the bottom to the top. Also, so you don't have a knot there at the very end. So this is the way it should look when you sew it, you see I'm right there. So this is it's a very nice, so go from not to not a nice out from the bottom up a little and see how nice that looks so finishing is very, very important. Well, thank you very much for watching and please share us with your friends and like our page and subscribe and I'll see you next time. Thank you.