Double rake loom knitting is a method of creating double-knit fabric using a specialized knitting tool known as the double rake loom. This technique simplifies the process of knitting and allows for the simultaneous creation of two layers of fabric, making it suitable for various projects such as scarves, blankets, and even more complex items […]
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What is a knitting loom? Choosing a Knitting Loom Rake (Long) Looms Round Looms Afghan Looms Sock Looms Adjustable Looms How To Loom Knit Base, Pegs, Gauge How Big Will My Project Be? Row vs Pegs Size vs Stitch Even vs Odd Number Of Pegs Peg Count vs Loom Size Loom and Project Shape I
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I’m Currently in the works of making a cowl eBook for the Flexee Looms by KB (in the Skinny and Chunky because I can’t get the Regular in Canada yet, shipping costs twice as much as the loom) There are basics, instructions, cowls in the round, and flat knit cowls. Some of my existing patterns
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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 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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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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