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Hi Denise, this caught my eye and I am now on row eleven. I hope mine turns out as pretty as yours. I just love your creation and I have made many of your designs. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. Happy looming :) Lisa
A lovely pattern, especially with yarn that is self-striping. Question: does anyone else have trouble with the finished scarf curling in on itself? The edges pull towards the center on mine, and it spoils the effect.
I made a pair of those socks, it was such a FUN pattern! The only problem is, I don't know what happened to them 😄 guess I'll have to make another pair. Hugs! 🤗❤
I got into loom knitting and was curious about making blankets on an S loom but I'll stick to my flatbed (i have a Bond so i can bolt extra beds to make larger blankets and not have to piece my sections)
Hi - you can but this video is only for the flat version of the stitch pattern. You would need to get the written pattern for the round version. Unfortunately, I can not provide a video for the flat and round versions of stitch patterns. I want my followers to have access to these patterns and so even though stitch patterns can sometimes take longer than full projects I only charge $1.99 for 3 versions of this stitch and a chart. Visit Loomahat.store .
It's a common large gauge loom - You can get them on eBay, Amazon, local craft stores and my little store. Iloomahat.store/products/loops-and-threads-round-set
Hey there ! So, I dont know the pattern by heart but if row 14 is the last row then YES you start back at row 1 and repeat all rows until you get the desired length. In other words 1-14 again and again and again until you get the length you want.
@LoomaHat ok dear thank you for your guidance. I really love your channel content. I m from pakistan 🇵🇰. I learned loom knitting from youtube in 2017 and from then I make a sell woolen caps made with loom knitting.
If you mean why do I use the Uwrap 🙂 - because it's a tighter, neater version than the eWrap and quicker and easier than the True and not as tight as the Flat. But more importantly, it 100% depends on the design of what I am wanting to knit, how I want it to look and what I want the fabric to do. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for asking.
I think it would be a lot easier to do this project on 2 knitting needles very row knit, which is called garter stich, because that what it looks like in 2 knitting needles, so I think it should be called the garter stich and the e rap is knitt stich
@LoomaHat Me too!!! 😁 Typically, I don't go by a pattern or even count my stitches or rows, I just go by the seat of my pants & judge the "size" by eye - a couple times they've been too small, but super cute nonetheless. 😜 *I wish we could share pics on YT* Thx for sharing!! ❤️
hi Mary - the cast-on and off depends on your project and not the stitch. Here a post and video to better explain www.loomahat.com/start-my-stitch-patterns/
Oooh! Another lovely stitch.... I'm thinking it would make a gorgeous wrap/shawl. This will be my next project after I finish my poncho with your pattern. Hugs my beautiful friend ❤❤
Hey Dorothy - I used the Uwrap (eWrap) cast on and the to cast-off I would use the basic. What makes it neat is that I tighten the cast-on stitches. Here's a post you should read www.loomahat.com/start-my-stitch-patterns
My goodness that is pretty 🥰 Big plus for scarfs is that it's pretty on both sides. 😘I'm adding this to my pattern collection for charity makes. Currently too hot in Florida to work with yarn. 🥵I am working on soap sacks in cotton yarn...something little, you know and non-sweaty cotton yarn 🙂 But....as soon as we get a break in the weather I'm making this. I think in greys or browns this would be nice as a man's scarf. Thanks for the tutorial 🤗
That is tooOOOoo funny cus I live in Florida. I took the Seed Poncho picture in 90+ degrees. So, I totally get it 😆 - but vacation from knitting with yarn for me.
Hi! Thanks for the videos. Do you have a video for a simple mistake like missing to loop one of the pegs? When I went to knit over the loop, I noticed that I forgot to loop the peg. I fixed my current project by unraveling the row. Just wondering. Thanks again!
Hi - that's called a dropped stitch. Sorry I don't have a video for that but I Isela Phelps aka Purlingsprite has a video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YyZcAx5dLfo.html
Denise, I have a terrible time with yarn overs. I understand how to do them but have a great deal of difficulty stretching the loop over to the next peg. I am trying to knit looser and unwind the loop but half the time I screw up the entire row trying to put it on the peg. I was looking for a video or something that might give me some help as to what to do, any suggestions? Sandy
First make sure that you're using the eWrap in the spot where the y/o is because that stitch is the one used for the k2tog. Here's a post with video for just stitches that are too tight in general - not specific to the ktog www.loomahat.com/stitch-is-too-tight/
