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I got the Knitted Knockers loom from CinDwood (also known as Premium Knitting Looms) and never really used it until the Ravelry sock a long. It has 56 pegs and they’re 1/4″ inch apart. For this tutorial, you’ll need a 1/4″ gauge, or even smaller (the KB Extra Fine Gauge works) or even 3/8″ if your
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I used the CinDwood 56 peg “Knitted Knockers” 56 peg 1/4″ fine gauge loom, with pink pegs! Done with the free Swizzle Socks pattern, on Ravelry. I had never really used this loom before. The pattern calls for multiples of 6, for 3×3 ribbing, but I made do with my 56 pegs. I’m using Mary Maxim sock
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I found this pattern in the free section of cowls, with charts, for needle knitting. Now I’ll show you how I did it for the loom. I’ll say its an intermediate pattern because the pegs get moved around a lot. It took me a day and a half to do, using 90 pegs in the round,
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My first colourwork project! I will post a pattern when I finish it up. Here’s the finished hat. I should have made it a bit bigger, but it fits me fine!
Some stuff I’ve made the past little while. I’m posting a tutorial on some of it eventually. Just been busy! First pic, starting a circle sweater which I have to rip out. Second pic. Swirl Hat by The Invisible Loom done using purls instead of ribbing with eyelets. Triple-Z rainbow pastel hat. Another variation of
I found this pattern, called Swirl Hat (Ravelry link) on Rav and decided I wanted to make it on the loom. It’s super cute. I didn’t do the decreases for the top because I was being a bit lazy, but I converted the main pattern for the swirl, and knit that. I used my 72 peg
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I’ve been adding to this site at the top menu with different settings. I’ve updated a few, like Tutorials, a dictionary, and a page for a special woman named Peggy, whom we’re raising money for for a Jaco Robotic arm, which will give her a fully functional arm, as she only has one working arm.
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I’ve been knitting like mad lately. Mostly hats. Next attempt is converting needle patterns to loom patterns. I made a hat, sideways, with a cable brim. It’s a big too long and skinny, but it looks good. It took me a day to knit and I used a lot of cables. Another hat, based on
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