I’ve been making these elf hats with one of my absolute favourite looms, from Cindwood, the 1/2″ 66 peg adjustable/universal hat loom. I love it. I haven’t used sliders for increases or decreases before, but I got adventurous and I had a couple extra peg sliders in 1/2″ lying around, and it came with one, […]
Elf hat on a loom with sliders: Decreasing in the Round Free Pattern and Tutorial Read More »
This is a simple pattern I designed to make a fun, warm, and great looking touque (what we call it in Canada!) or beanie, for any size person, on any size loom, any gauge, with a multiple of 6 stitches. It is a 6 stitch repeat of knit 3 and purl 3. Pretty easy to
Free hat pattern – Swirl Hat – Simple, knit and purl and make a fabulous swirl! Read More »
I saw someone posting pictures of all the socks they had knit with Premier Yarns collection of fruit patterned yarns. It’s really fun and I’ve been knitting the hell out of them. The Premium Fruits sock yarn is great, and has 12 unique flavours to knit. So far I’ve knit half of them, with the other half
Premier Yarn – Fruits – Collect them all! (With a free pattern by me) Read More »
This blanket covers my double sized bed, and my cat, Rascal, loves it! I used 3 skeins of Barcelona Big – Amethyst yarn, about 1000 yards. This loom is done in 5 sections of short rows, you increase and create a wedge, then start another, and seam the first and last wedge together. Let’s get
Free Pattern – Circle Blanket on The Flexee Chunky Loom Read More »
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
Featured Pattern: 10 Stitch Heart Blanket Read More »
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
Knifty Knitter Circle Sweater Pattern: Volunteers Needed! Read More »
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,
My first sock in a while (tutorial coming soon!) with pattern Read More »
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
Super rainbow broke rib stitch socks/tutorial Read More »
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,
Growing Leaves Cowl Adapted For the Knitting Loom Read More »
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
TORNADO Swirl Hat (needle knit converted to loom) tutorial/pattern, Free Read More »
