Today’s featured pattern is the 10 Stitch Heart Blanket created by Scarlett Royal to the same tune as the good old 10 Stitch Blanket, which has been around forever, is still incredibly popular, and there have been a bunch of variations made, like a circle, hexagon, star, and more. This pattern is somewhat challenging and […]
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Circle Sweater Pattern Posted I just added to the Knifty Knitter Circle Sweater Pattern and I’m afraid it isn’t the easiest to read. It can be done on any loom, I used the 41 peg Knifty Knitter (or Boye, or whatever, any 5/8″ or 3/4″ loom will do) to make this circle sweater. If someone
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This is a dictionary of terms used in knitting patterns, how to read patterns, how to do it on a loom. Working Yarn: (YW) This is the yarn that you are working with, currently not on the loom, connected to your skein. E-wrap: (K, EW, EWK) The most basic knit stitch, used most commonly. Wrap the peg and
The anchor peg, or holding peg, is the peg or tack on the side of the round loom, rake or knitting board. Use this peg to anchor your yarn when you cast-on or after wrapping a row.
Knit (k): In loom knitting, there are different types of knitting. Each one looks the same essentially, but the tightness of the fabric is different and so is the way it behaves when you knit with it, especially with lace. They are as follows e-wrap This is made by wrapping the peg from front, around the
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This was a pretty basic sock. I used Kroy’s Sock yarn, from yarn.com, which I got a bunch of for Christmas! (12 balls!) so expect more socks! I love knitting socks, but lost my pattern book, and haven’t knit socks in a while. So I went through some tutorials on doing the heels and toes,
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Before starting a project, it’s always good to have an idea of how much yarn you’ll need. I bought a ball of Shawl in a Ball, and got about 100 rows from complete, all decreases, and ran out. Of course, no local stores had it, so I had to order it online and wait impatiently
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This page is under construction for a bit because I messed up switching servers. Hang tight, I’m going through databases. Socks are great to knit! I love to knit socks and spend hours on them. I love sock yarn, it’s so much fun, changing colours and patterns, each sock is unique. Using the small gauge
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With knitting looms, the gauge is the space between the pages, measured from the centre of one peg to the centre of the one beside it. Gauge in needle knitting is how many rows can fit in a 10cm x 10cm swatch. However, certain peg spacings are the same as the swatches made with different
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