I have just finished my scarf. I added more rows as I like it a bit more loose! It’s absolutely stunning pattern. I’m a complete beginner and it’s not difficult to make it.
Next time I won’t make it so wide but instead longer as another commenter said. I’m new to loom knitting and I didn’t know the best way to finish it off was to put Row 1 back on the loom with the last row and just knit over/bind off that way. The sewn together ends are also going to be much now noticeable and bulkier. I used 1 roll of Lion Brand Mandala Watercolors Yarn in Wild Pansy and is gorgeous with the instructions given here but would have been better not sewn together. All in all, it’s a keeper pattern with some adjustments. Highly recommend this yarn for this project, by the way. I’m thrilled with my first loom knitted piece. I’m a lifelong crocheter but very frustrated hand-knitter and I find loom knitting both fabulous and addicting. 💕💕 EDITED TO ADD: Just finished my second one. I made it 20 pegs wide and added an additional section on the length. Then I used this bind-off tutorial and wow, it’s even better! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Q8KT_dnwQGU.html
It doesn’t really make any sense to bind off and then sew the ends together when you could just put the first row back on the loom, knit over and then bind off like an infinity scarf. On a large gauge loom, I didn’t find that 22” was large enough to fit over the head and the width was actually too much as well, it came up to my nose!
Yes, you can :) If you use thinner yarn (size #4) your result will come out more "airy" or "holier". If you use bulkier yarn (size #6) it will come out a bit sturdier, but nice too
Turn down your volume. It's not like there's a commentary with background music. The whole video is music. Turn it off completely, and you won't miss any instructions.