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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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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I hated cables for the longest time. I knew how to do it, but I felt like I was going to break the pegs on my looms, no matter how loose I left the knit stitch to be cabled. I found an easier way of doing it that makes attractive looking chunky cables and is
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