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 »
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
Cowls for the Flexee Loom Book (in the works!) Free eBook! 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
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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
TORNADO Swirl Hat (needle knit converted to loom) tutorial/pattern, Free Read More »
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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I wanted to make a keyhole scarf for a while but I couldn’t find a pattern to suit me, so I used a few different patterns and made my own up out of it. I wrote down my steps in a notebook, which leads to a very confusing mess trying to translate it in type!
Unlock the Keyhole Scarf – Free Pattern/Tutorial Read More »
Here’s a new beanie I made today, sideways on the green (36 peg) Knifty Knitter loom with a peg spacing of 5/8″. So you’ll need a pretty bulky yarn. I’m sharing this tutorial with you because I love this hat, and hope you can make one you love, too. I used Loops & Threads Country
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This year, cowls and infinity scarves are really trendy. I’ve never really knit them much before. I’ve frogged a few scarves because I just got bored of the repeats. So I find cowls and infinity scarves much easier to do, because there aren’t so many repeats, and I can finish them fast. I showed off
