Traditional Hurdle Stitch Hat: Loom Knit

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For a full video tutorial of this pattern: https://youtu.be/nKuhNxXO2D4I suggest watching the full video before starting the project. This pattern is great for beginners or advanced loom knitters.

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In this tutorial you will learn how to knit a traditional hurdle stitch hat on a round loom from start to finish. This is a beginner video that is great for your first loom knitting project or for advanced loom knitters. This size hat on the 36 peg loom will usually fit ages 2 years old - adults, depending on the length of the hat. Make it longer or shorter to fit your needs. Note: depending on the yarn you are using and other variables, your length may be different. Measure the hat as you go until desired length.

You can use this pattern on any size loom with an even number of pegs. I like the 48 peg (5/8" gauge) Knitting Board loom for larger women or average men. For odd numbered looms, you will have to adjust the pattern. I would suggest ending each K1, P1 row with an extra P1.

*SUPPLIES NEEDED:36 peg loom from a basic loom set, Darice Carryi Round Knitting Set (Amazon link or Amazon link) Loom hookYarn needle & Needle threaderScissorsYarn - You will need 1 skein (3.5 oz) and should have left overs

Yarn: 2 strands of #4 worsted weight yarn or 1 strand of #5 chunky (or #6 super bulky)

*PRODUCT RECOMMENDATIONS:My favorite basic loom set is the Darice Carryi Set: Amazon link Another great knitting loom set: Amazon link48 peg (5/8” gauge) loom: Amazon linkKnitting Board ergonomic knit hook: Amazon linkStitch/row counter: Amazon linkNeedle threader: Amazon linkYarn winder (I have the Knit Picks brand): Amazon linkChunky yarns I love: Serenity Chunky Amazon link Loops and Threads Charisma Amazon link Bernat Softee Chunky Amazon link

*KNIT STITCHES USED:Ewrap knit stitch, Purl stitchK = KnitP = Purl

*LINKS TO OTHER VIDEO TUTORIALS LISTED IN THIS VIDEO:Double Ewrap cast on: https://youtu.be/5wYyz2OiGeYEwrap knit rib stitch: https://youtu.be/UkZLlj-D2M4Purl stitch: https://youtu.be/msdW2fbxSGIDrawstring bind off: https://youtu.be/ktT5REdmz88

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HAT PATTERN W/ RIB BRIMCAST-ON Cast on using the method of choice. I used a double Ewrap cast on method.

Cast-on video tutorial: https://youtu.be/5wYyz2OiGeY

BRIMNote: All knits in the brim of the hat use the Ewrap knit stitchRows 1-6: K1, P1

Ewrap knit rib stitch video tutorial: https://youtu.be/UkZLlj-D2M4

BODYNote: All knits in the body of the hat use the Ewrap knit stitchRow 1: KnitRow 2: PurlRow 3: K1, P1Row 4: K1, P1Repeat rows 1-4 until desired length

Note: Finish off with 1 row of knit to make your drawstring bind off better.

I did a total of 34 rows of the body. As noted in the beginning, depending on the yarn you are using and other variables, your length may be different. Measure the hat as you go until desired length.

FINISHING/ BIND OFFFinish your hat using the method of choice, I used the drawstring bind off method.

Drawstring bind off video tutorial: https://youtu.be/ktT5REdmz88

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HAT PATTERN W/ GARTER BRIMCAST-ON Cast on using the method of choice. I used a double Ewrap cast on method.

Cast-on video tutorial: https://youtu.be/5wYyz2OiGeY

BRIMNote: All knits in the brim of the hat use the Ewrap knit stitchRow 1: KnitRow 2: PurlRows 3-8: repeat rows 1-2

BODYNote: All knits in the body of the hat use the Ewrap knit stitchRow 1: K1, P1Row 2: K1, P1Row 3: KnitRow 4: PurlRepeat rows 1-4 until desired length

Note: Finish off with 1 row of knit to make your drawstring bind off better.

I did a total of 34 rows of the body. As noted in the beginning, depending on the yarn you are using and other variables, your length may be different. Measure the hat as you go until desired length.

FINISHING/ BIND OFFFinish your hat using the method of choice, I used the drawstring bind off method.

Drawstring bind off video tutorial: https://youtu.be/ktT5REdmz88

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Hurdle Hat w/ rib brim check off listAll knits use the Ewrap knit

Brim Row 1: K1, P1 Row 2: K1, P1 Row 3: K1, P1 Row 4: K1, P1 Row 5: K1, P1 Row 6: K1, P1

Body Row 1: knit Row 2: purl Row 3: K1, P1 Row 4: K1, P1 Row 5: knit Row 6: purl Row 7: K1, P1 Row 8: K1, P1 Row 9: knit Row 10: purl Row 11: K1, P1 Row 12: K1, P1 Row 13: knit Row 14: purl Row 15: K1, P1 Row 16: K1, P1 Row 17: knit Row 18: purl Row 19: K1, P1 Row 20: K1, P1 Row 21: knit Row 22: purl Row 23: K1, P1 Row 24: K1, P1 Row 25: knit Row 26: purl Row 27: K1, P1 Row 28: K1, P1 Row 29: knit Row 30: purl Row 31: K1, P1 Row 32: K1, P1 Row 33: knit Row 34: purl

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last row knitadd more (or make less) rows if needed for desired length, end last row in an all knit row

Hurdle Hat w/ garter brim check off listAll knits use the Ewrap knit

Brim Row 1: Knit Row 2: Purl Row 3: Knit Row 4: Purl Row 5: Knit Row 6: Purl

Body Row 1: K1, P1 Row 2: K1, P1 Row 3: knit Row 4: purl Row 5: K1, P1 Row 6: K1, P1 Row 7: knit Row 8: purl Row 9: K1, P1 Row 10: K1, P1 Row 11: knit Row 12: purl Row 13: K1, P1 Row 14: K1, P1 Row 15: knit Row 16: purl Row 17: K1, P1 Row 18: K1, P1 Row 19: knit Row 20: purl Row 21: K1, P1 Row 22: K1, P1 Row 23: knit Row 24: purl Row 25: K1, P1 Row 26: K1, P1 Row 27: knit Row 28: purl Row 29: K1, P1 Row 30: K1, P1 Row 31: knit Row 32: purl Row 33: K1, P1 Row 34: K1, P1

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Row 35: knit Row 36: purl last row knitAdd more (or make less) rows if needed for desired length, end last row in an all knit row