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Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Loom Knitting-Beginners Welcome
Okay, I am hooked on Loom Knitting. I have a series of youtube videos to help you get started. Follow the link to get started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7u43wfnmb3M
The crafter is know as the Good Nite Knitter.
Check it out.
I have been experimenting with different yarns.
When working with the Soft Yarns, I found that the yarns are too small in circumference and the gauge on the loom are too large, I gives the hat a too loose stitch, so, I remembered that Knit and Crochet Now! a TV show on Create TV, did a stitch and it goes like this:
I don't know if you can see the difference in the stitches,
Below is the using two strands:
Below is an example of a worsted yarn is which is thicker than a "soft" yarn.
It is looser in the stitch which can be great for a summer hat, but, it you want a tighter stitch use the following:
"e-wrap" your loom three times.
Only use the bottom loop to bring up and over. It doubles the stitch up and made it thicker.
I am sorry for my bad teaching, I hope that you followed the examples. Good luck!
The crafter is know as the Good Nite Knitter.
Check it out.
I have been experimenting with different yarns.
When working with the Soft Yarns, I found that the yarns are too small in circumference and the gauge on the loom are too large, I gives the hat a too loose stitch, so, I remembered that Knit and Crochet Now! a TV show on Create TV, did a stitch and it goes like this:
Below is the using two strands:
Below is an example of a worsted yarn is which is thicker than a "soft" yarn.
Below is an example of a "soft" yarn.
"e-wrap" your loom three times.
Only use the bottom loop to bring up and over. It doubles the stitch up and made it thicker.
I am sorry for my bad teaching, I hope that you followed the examples. Good luck!
Until
We Meet Again
Claudia
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Addicted to Loom Knitting - beginners welcomed!
Since I have never been a great teacher here are many videos on how to use the loom. They have different stitches and everything that you need to know to make these projects.
This is a newborn's hat, toddler's hat, and a baby cocoon. I used chunky yarns and I made them in a weekend. Cute aren't they. Loom Knitting isn't difficult and you have a great item for gifting or selling.
With all of the yarn sales I seem to have this particular problem!
This is a newborn's hat, toddler's hat, and a baby cocoon. I used chunky yarns and I made them in a weekend. Cute aren't they. Loom Knitting isn't difficult and you have a great item for gifting or selling.
With all of the yarn sales I seem to have this particular problem!
Until
We Meet Again
Claudia
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
All About Knit Looms for Beginners
I wanted to tell you what I have been doing all week. I have been looming with my granddaughters and grandson. It is fun and fast.
I bought this loom first:
But I felt restricted by set pegs so, then I bought Martha Stewart's Looms and Knit and Weave set because you can reset the pegs.
Project Patterns
Includes instructions for a hat, scarf, and blanket.
30+ configurations:
Weaving loom - makes woven squares 1.5in to 13.5in wide and rectangles 1.5 in to 25.5in wide.
Round loom - makes circular knit pieces 13.5in to 14in in circumference.
Rake loom - makes flat knit pieces 4in to 37in wide.
Rosette loom - makes a rosette approximately 2in in diameter.
Knit & Weave Loom Knit includes:
- (2) 36-hole straight pieces
- (2) 28-hole semi-circle pieces
- (4) 12-hole straight pieces
- (2) 10-hole U-shaped pieces
- (4) 6-hole straight pieces
- (4) 6-hole corner pieces
- 206 small-gauge pegs
- 104 large-gauge pegs
- knitting tool
- weaving tool
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Note: Rows are based on 1 strand of thick yarn or 2 strands of light or medium weight yarn, e-Wrap Stitch and No Brim.
ChartUpdate : 10/2014
For a Folded Brim you may need 6 - 18 rows depending on the recipient. Note that to make the brim you fold the knitting in half.
1 inch = 2.54 centimeters
I bought this loom first:
But I felt restricted by set pegs so, then I bought Martha Stewart's Looms and Knit and Weave set because you can reset the pegs.
Project Patterns
Includes instructions for a hat, scarf, and blanket.
30+ configurations:
Weaving loom - makes woven squares 1.5in to 13.5in wide and rectangles 1.5 in to 25.5in wide.
Round loom - makes circular knit pieces 13.5in to 14in in circumference.
Rake loom - makes flat knit pieces 4in to 37in wide.
Rosette loom - makes a rosette approximately 2in in diameter.
Knit & Weave Loom Knit includes:
- (2) 36-hole straight pieces
- (2) 28-hole semi-circle pieces
- (4) 12-hole straight pieces
- (2) 10-hole U-shaped pieces
- (4) 6-hole straight pieces
- (4) 6-hole corner pieces
- 206 small-gauge pegs
- 104 large-gauge pegs
- knitting tool
- weaving tool
-
- small and large yarn needles |
Loom Size / Hat Size
Size Chart is based on Averages. The information is only a recommendation. Please use your own judgement in the final decision.Note: Rows are based on 1 strand of thick yarn or 2 strands of light or medium weight yarn, e-Wrap Stitch and No Brim.
Chart
For a Folded Brim you may need 6 - 18 rows depending on the recipient. Note that to make the brim you fold the knitting in half.
1 inch = 2.54 centimeters
Hat Recipient | Avg Head Circumference | Loom Size | Hat Length | Number of Rows |
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AG Doll | 11 in / 27 cm | Sm 24 Pegs | 4 in | 20 | ||||||||||||||
Preemie | 12 in / 30 cm | Sm 24 Pegs | 4 - 5 in | 20-25 | ||||||||||||||
Newborn | 14 in / 36 cm | Sm 24 Pegs | 5 - 6 1/2 in | 25-30 | ||||||||||||||
Baby - 1 yr. | 18 in / 46 cm | Md 31 Pegs | 7 in | 25-30 | ||||||||||||||
Toddler | 21 in / 53 cm | Lrg 36 Pegs | 7 in | 25-30 | ||||||||||||||
Tweens & Teens | 22 in / 56 cm | Lrg 36 Pegs | 8 in | 30-34 | ||||||||||||||
Women & Lean Men | 22 in / 56 cm | Lrg 36 Pegs | 8 - 9 in | 32-40 | ||||||||||||||
Lrg Women & Men | 24 in / 61 cm | X-Lrg 41 Pegs | 9 -10 in | 38-45 |
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