Loom Hat Patterns – 85 FREE PATTERNS

Hat Patterns, Loom Knitting PatternsJune 16, 2013Comments: 74

Loom-hat-patternsLoom Hat Patterns – Cool and Free

Loom hat patterns for my favorite price: FREE.  Here is a list of some of the best ones that I found on the internet. They are beautiful, that is about all I can guarantee.  I have not tried all the patterns. I don’t know if they need corrections. Follow the links, if you have questions most sites have a comment section. Most webmasters are good about responding.If you find one that doesn’t answer your question take the link to a forum where there usually are lots of nice folks willing to help.

I wanted to share this list with you guys and hopefully introduce you to some really cool loom knitters and their great sites. The list will be updated regularly.

Be Nice
Many of these patterns are found at other sites by other loom knitters. It  takes a lot of time and effort to write loom hat patterns. Take a few minutes to leave a Thank You comment to these very generous people.

FREE Loom Knit Hat Patterns

There are some links that lead to a list of post. Scroll down the page to find the pattern you want.
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While visiting these website- Take a look at the other patterns being sold. Loom hat patterns are usually priced under $5 and many are so worth it. Some have books of patterns... no I don't get a kick-back if you pay for a pattern or a book- I just like it when folks that give freely get something back.

Some of the websites require you to register or sign-in. Registration is FREE
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ImageAuthorRecipientType of LoomLink
Loom Hat PatternsLoomaHatWomenAny Loom - RoundClick Here
Free-hat-pattern This Mama Knits
Women36-Peg RoundClick Here
Slouchy Hat for MenLoom a HatUnisexExtra Large Round LoomClick Here
GuppyGirlWomen48-Peg RoundClick Here
Helen Jacobs-GrantWomen30-Peg RoundClick Here
This Mama KnitsWomen48-Peg RoundClick Here
Once Upon a
Loom		Women60-Peg RoundClick Here
Mens Knit HatLoomaHatMen36-Peg RoundClick Here
String Theory
Fiber Works		UnisexAll-In-OneClick Here
loom-hat-patternLoom Knitting
Today		Unisex48-Peg RoundClick Here
Loom-hat-patternMilliy and TillyWomen41-Peg RoundClick Here
loom-hat-patternConnected2ChristChild36-Peg RoundClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsThis Moment is GoodUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Ombre Beanie Hat PatternLoomaHatUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick HERE
eHowUnisexNot StatedClick Here
Lion BrandWomenMartha StewartClick Here
Loom Hat patternKnitting with LoomsWomen36-Peg RoundClick Here
Connected2ChristWomen48-Peg RoundClick Here
loom-hat-patterneHowUnisex51-peg RoundClick Here
Knit ChatWomenAdjustable LoomClick Here
Loom LoreChild31-Peg RoundClick Here
This Mama KnitsUnisex36-Peg RoundClick Here
Loom DudeMen41-Peg RoundClick Here
SimplicityChild30-Peg RoundClick Here
Loom LoreChild31-Peg RoundClick Here
Knitting Rays
of Hope		Child31-Peg RoundClick Here
loom-hat-patternLion BrandUnisexMartha StewartClick Here
Nadines PatternsChild31-Peg RoundClick Here
Brenda MyersWomen30-Peg RoundClick Here
This Mama KnitsChild31-Peg RoundClick Here
Lion BrandUnisexMartha StewartClick Here
SimplicityChild30-Peg RoundClick Here
Lion BrandUnisexMartha StewartClick Here
Isela PhelpsWomenAll-in-OneClick Here
Cat Luvn MomUnisexAll-in-oneClick Here
Knit ChatWomen36-Peg RoundClick Here
This Moment is GoodWomens41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
loom-hat-patternOnce Upon a
Loom		WomenAll-in-OneClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsLoomaHatBaby31-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Hat PatternThe Loom Muse CreationsBaby36-Peg RoundClick Here
Lion BrandUnisexMartha StewartClick Here
Isela PhelpsUnisexAny Loom
in Multiples
of 4		Click Here
Slouchy-HatLoom a HatUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Markman
Farms		WomenMarkman 18'Click Here
My Heart ExposedUnisexAny Loom - RoundClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsThis Moment is GoodUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Tami Morgan-HallUnisexAny Loom - RoundClick Here
Marysia CarrollWomen48-Pegs RoundClick Here
Heather DelingerUnisex48-Peg RoundClick Here
Basketweave-Stitch-HatLoomaHatGirls36-peg Round LoomClick Here
Heather DelingerMen48-Peg RoundClick Here
The Casual
Loom Knitter		Unisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Sophia BurnsWomen41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Janessa LuthUnisexNot StatedClick Here
Helen Jacobs-GrantUnisex58-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Craft Test
Dummies		Unisex36-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Vickie KlementBaby24-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom HatThis Moment is GoodChildAny Round LoomClick Here
Loom a HatMade by TelaineUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom a HatNeedles and BowsMen41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom a HatDena ZieglerUnisex34-Peg Rectangular LoomClick Here
Loom a HatAuthentic Knitting BoardUnisexThe Knitting Board Click Here
Needles and BowsBabyMartha StewartClick Here
Diamond Brocade BeanieLoomaHatUnisexAny Round LoomClick Here

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Books for Patterns and Stitches

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Loom Hat Patterns

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ImageAuthorRecipient LoomLink
Rib stitch HatLoomaHatMen or Women41-Peg LoomClick HERE
Loom Hat PatternKnitting Board ChatUnisex40- Peg Hat LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsSimply KnitUnisex41-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternTigrisLu CreationsWomen48-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom Knit Brioche Paper Bag HatLoomahatBaby36-Peg CindwoodClick HERE
Loom hat patternsThis Moment is GoodChild31-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsScarlett RoyalMale36 or 41 Peg R LoomClick Here
Jeannie PhillpsUnisex48-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Loom Hat Patterns FREETigrisLu CreationsUnisex36-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Knitting Board ChatWomens40-Peg Hat LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsJoy4CraftsWomens36-Peg Round LoomClick Here
Tiny Heart Stitch HatLoomaHatChild & Adult31 or 36 PegClick Here
Loom hat PatternsBrenda MyersChild31 or 36 Peg Click Here
Loom hat patterns/Scarlet-BegoniasUnisexAny LoomClick Here
Simply IntertwinedUnisexAll in OneClick Here
Loom hat PatternsScarlett RoyalUnisex41 Peg LoomClick Here
Loom Knit Hat PatternsLoomaHatAdult41-Peg LoomClick HERE
Loom Hat PatternsScarlett RoyalWomen41 Peg LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsDruthers and NotionsChildMartha StewartClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsDruthers and NotionsWomenMartha StewartClick Here
Loom Hat patternsLooming Exclusive DesignsChild31-Peg LoomClick Here
Loom Hat PatternsLoomaHatNewborn Preemie24-Peg LoomClick Here
Loom Hat patternsBrenda MyersChild42-Peg Long LoomClick Here
The City Slouch Hat Joanna BrendtChild or Women48-Peg LoomClick HERE
Hat patternYunus SharifBaby46-Peg KBAH LoomClick HERE
Loom Hat PatternLoomaHatAdult41- Peg LoomClick HERE

 

Loom Knit Stitch StitchesStitches for the Loom Hat Patterns

It is difficult to follow the loom hat patterns if you don’t know the required stitches. YouTube is a great source for stitches. Visit the site and put the name of the stitch in the search bar. I personally don’t do well with patterns – they have to be simple with few instruction. I rely heavily on YouTube because I prefer to “See” instructions instead of “Reading” them.

Of course there is always Google. The Google Image Search is great. Don’t shy away from the other’s like Bing and Ask.

 

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Here is a GOOD Stitch Resource you can use:

Loomahat: YouTube Stitch PlayList

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Comments: 74

  1. Sandra December 14, 2016 at 12:57 pm

    Denise, do you have loom pattern for making the ponytail (or messy bun) hats?

    • Denise Canela December 15, 2016 at 9:41 pm

      Hoping to have one soon – working the pattern – but i do plan to show an easy technique to turn ANY hat pattern into a messy bun hat this weekend

  2. JoAn October 17, 2016 at 7:58 pm

    Hi Denise, I started looming last year and don’t think I would have attempted if I hadn’t had found your website. I made several hats for my Granddaughter, now she’s getting specific on what she wants me to make. She wants a hat with ear flaps and neck/mouth warmer, somewhat like the olive hat on your site. Do you have a video…I do better with videos. Thank you.

    • Denise Canela October 17, 2016 at 11:35 pm

      Hi JoAn – Thanks for the questions. That hat is not my pattern. I do plan to design one like it but it may not be for several months.

  3. GAY K MCCAULEY October 4, 2016 at 9:04 pm

    Hello hi I’m making mermaid tails and I’m trying to figure out on the rectangle loom how to taper down to do the tail I’m not using the regular stitches back and forth back and forth but I’m wrapping them around as in going each side as opposed to the back and forth back and forth does anybody know how you taper to go down and then down and then down I don’t know how to taper thank you have a good day and God bless any help is welcome I’m kind of stuck here and their Christmas presents

  4. Sam September 28, 2016 at 12:33 pm

    I just was wondering if you could tell me what number of pegs I would use to make a 3 year old slippers or socks

  5. Ann August 27, 2016 at 4:46 pm

    Cannot thank all involved in this project enough. Your love for looming and your willingness to share means so much to those of us cannot create a pattern but can follow those who can. From the bottom of my heart, thank you again.

    • Denise Canela August 28, 2016 at 9:55 pm

      Thank you Ann for the kind words – so glad this collection of patterns is helpful to you. 🙂

  6. Beverly Locklear June 16, 2016 at 9:21 am

    I found this page today am trying to get started loom knitting. My questions are (1) how many different looms do I need? Some say any round loom, 36 peg 46 peg loom, flower loom or Martha Stewart loom. I am confused, can’t one loom suffice for all the products? Also I found an S loom do they come in different sizes for different size afghans, or sweaters. After writing all this down I think I need a class for learning all about the looms & what each one is capable of doing. Is there one available? TIA. Be Blessed.

    • Denise Canela June 17, 2016 at 12:28 am

      Beverly, Just like one set of needles don’t work for all pattern and most mechanics need a set of wrenches – you can not buy one loom for all your projects. I would suggest the set of 4 round Knifty Knitters as a starter: Click HERE for more info

  7. Barb Rigdon February 26, 2016 at 9:33 pm

    Hi Denise, do you have a pattern for your doll dress? Thanks, Barb

    • Denise Canela April 8, 2016 at 9:23 am

      Barb – so sorry for the delay in responding – been sick and didn’t notice that I had 2 pages of comments. Here is the link – let me know if you want me to add a downloadable version to Patreon: Click HERE

  8. R-M February 9, 2016 at 8:49 pm

    The link for the darling little blue newsboy style hat is broken. But it is available at The Loom Muse site for Oct 7 or so, 2013. the pattern can be used for doll up to large adult sizes.

  9. R-M February 9, 2016 at 8:44 pm

    I don’t know if anyone else commented, but the link to that darling baby hat (blue, newsboy style) is broken. I found the pattern on another site. The pattern is for doll size to adult:
    At the loom muse pattern site for Monday, Oct 7, 2013.

  10. Pamela Blackshaw February 2, 2016 at 2:24 am

    Thank you for all of you taking the time and showing such generosity…I’m new to loom knitting and find its very calming for me…I look forward to trying these beautiful creations …even though I will probably be very slow ?

  11. Justina Conley December 30, 2015 at 8:04 am

    Hi Denise! Thanks so much for your time in responding to questions! I have had lots of my questions answered by reading through your answers ? a couple of more I had that I didn’t see here are : 1) when the pattern calls for casting on 60 sts does that mean 60 straight down one side or 30 on each side to make 60 sts? 2) why does a pattern call for you to work counter-clockwise and does it matter? 3) I also am confused when the patter wants me to increase a stitch in the middle of a row? For example: for row 9 it’s asking me to K3, M1L & repeat to end of round to make 80 sts – it makes more sense to me to increase sts at the end of the rows. But I am new to loom knitting so any advise you can give will be much appreciated!! Thanks and Happy New Year!

    • Denise Canela December 30, 2015 at 7:50 pm

      Okay so for question 1) the cast on in how you mount (add) the yarn to the loom. If you are asked to cast-on 60 stitches – that means you need to add yarn to 60 pegs…. 2) the direction in some cases matter and in some it doesn’t – if a pattern calls for a particular direction – in that pattern it matters. 3) Yes – the M1L makes sense anywhere in the pattern where the designer felt it needed for the pattern – this step is quite advanced and I would just leave patterns with the Make 1 (M1) until you’ve done more simple patterns.

  12. Charli October 29, 2015 at 11:40 am

    Just a note – all of the patterns by Once Upon A Loom are blocked from being viewed unless the blog owner has invited you to view the blog.

    • Denise Canela October 29, 2015 at 7:40 pm

      Hi Charli – I will check on that

  13. Bobbie Brannon October 25, 2015 at 3:10 pm

    Thank you so much for all you do. I was putting off any looming. You have made it so easy to do. I have learned so much from you.

    • Denise Canela October 25, 2015 at 5:48 pm

      Thank You for the Thank You Bobbie – Very much appreciated !

  14. Arthur Barton September 23, 2015 at 11:05 am

    I discovered your web site because I was really unhappy with the instructions that came with the loom I bought. Seeing someone show the way was what I needed. Now I’m hooked!

    Thank you for the great videos and off course the patterns. There will be plenty of things for me to try out there.

    • Denise Canela September 25, 2015 at 9:05 am

      Hey Arthur, Welcome to the family ! Check out the 100 FREE Patterns : Click HERE, sign up for the YouTube channel updates: Click HERE, and stay connected with the Facebook Family Fanpage: Click HERE

      Let me know if you have any questions,
      denise

  15. Madine R Franklim August 2, 2015 at 10:57 pm

    Thank you so much for all the free loom patterns. I truly appreciate your throughness in the tutorials. Your an excellent teacher which make the follow alongs very easy and all my projects always come out perfect. Keep up the good work in helping all of us loon knitters successful with our projects. Always looking forward to seeing what you have in store. Thanks again and God bless you!!!

    • Denise Canela August 4, 2015 at 9:28 am

      Thanks Madine ! Especially for taking the time to share I really appreciate that. Big Hugs !

  16. Tammy March 31, 2015 at 4:05 pm

    Hi Denise, i just want to say i love your website. i am new at looming and i have learned all i know from your site. I’ve been doing this for about 4 months now and made countless number of hats and scarves and would love to move on. i would love it if you could post videos of loom knitted sweaters or tank tops. also where am i able to find the adhesive tape ? i checked every here where i live and with no luck. once again i just want to say thanks for the videos and patterns.

    • Tammy April 2, 2015 at 3:03 pm

      sorry Denise, i also had another couple of questions i forgot to ask. first what does “working in the round mean” ? and are you going to do any videos with long looms?? once again i love your site and all the information you can get on here.

      • Denise Canela April 3, 2015 at 7:15 am

        Hi Tammy, working in the round in loom knitting just meaning that the project is not Flat so you are always knitting the whole round loom like a hat – you will not be going back and forth like a dish cloth.

    • Denise Canela April 3, 2015 at 7:13 am

      Hi Tammy, I don’t have any video with sweater yet but there are some online already. In fact here is a Vlogger with a few loom knit sweater videos: Click HERE
      As far as the adhesive tape .. where did you see that on this website ? I don’t use tape to mark my looms – I use tiny rubber bands. I have seen the tape and it usually painters tape – because that one doesn’t adhere to strongly to the plastic so when it comes off it does so cleanly.
      Hope that helps,
      denise

  17. Dennis March 29, 2015 at 1:50 am

    In the last few months I have been dealing with losing my eye. It has been a cause for many dark days but my wife suggested I pick up a hobby. Looking on line a your name and videos are every where which is great. I would like to send a THANKS’ you never know how you’re work can help someone. Now I have some questions.
    1. I have a Boye loom is there any changes that need to be made for another brand of loom .

    2.there is a pattern for a hat. The one that is black white and brown. If I use a 36 peg loom and divide each color skein into to work 2 strands of yard. Mow many hats could I make? Give or take.

    • Denise Canela April 2, 2015 at 6:55 am

      Dennis, first sorry for my delay in response. Stuff comes at you and you get caught up in the dodging game. Thanks for the thanks – sometimes folks have no idea how much that means to me. I greatly appreciate it.

      Now to your questions..

      1. The Boye is VERY similar to all the plastic mass produced large gauge ( approx 1 inch between pegs ) looms. So any pattern made with the Knifty Knitter, Loops and Threads (Michael’s) and Darice . You don’t need to make any changes to those patterns. I will say this about the Boye – I wasn’t happy with this loom and never recommend them for beginners. Here is a post: Click HERE . If you don’t have the same issues I did – great. But my concern is when this is your first loom – you experience the same issue and believe that all looms are manufactured the same.

      2. The question about the yarn. All skeins are not created equal. Some can have 50 yards of yarn and others like the Red Heart Jumbo that has as much as 744 yards. So its hard to answer this question. What I will tell you is that it takes about 100 – 120 yards to make a hat.

  18. marnie katzbeck February 7, 2015 at 8:30 am

    what type of yarn do you use I have been using Red Heart super saver hope that is alright I make them for adults and kids/tweens.

    • Denise Canela February 7, 2015 at 9:59 am

      Wo Marnie I use LOTS of differant Brands, Weights, Fibers, Textures…. but when I test a pattern I use the Red Heart Super Saver. If I had to tell you my favorite then I would have to say that it’s Paton’s … any variety of the brand – I LOVE. It’s inexpensive with a high-end look. I also like Sheepish by Vikie Howell. It can be hard to work with and I don’t recommend it for beginners.

  19. Esma January 1, 2015 at 6:45 pm

    I am enjoying your site I have just started loom knitting have been knitter for years

    • Denise Canela January 2, 2015 at 12:36 pm

      Thanks ! – Try the videos – makes learning even easier : Click HERE

  20. Irene December 23, 2014 at 2:26 am

    Your site is amazing! Thank you for the videos , the patterns, the tips…but
    Renee’s Van Hoy pattern is not for free…and is on the free patterns list…

    • Denise Canela December 24, 2014 at 9:39 am

      Sorry about that – I’ve tried my best to make sure all were free… THANK YOU 🙂 I will look for a replacement.
      denise

      • Irene December 24, 2014 at 2:56 pm

        It was just a notice…you do a wonderful job ! Merry Christmas !!!

  21. Marysia Carroll November 26, 2014 at 12:48 pm

    Thank you so much for featuring my one and only loom hat pattern! I’ve abandoned my blog for a while but when i noticed it’s had over 4,000 hits (many from your site), I may resurrect it again!

    Have a lovely day!

    Marysia

    • Denise Canela December 1, 2014 at 10:37 pm

      Thank YOU Marysia for the FREE pattern – Glad to hear that I’ve driven some traffic over to your neck of the woods!

  22. Theresa M Kindred October 30, 2014 at 5:01 pm

    Hi Denise,

    I just bought my first loom set. I just finished watching you video. I’ve probably missed it somewhere on your site. If I would like to change colors (say 10 rows of multi-colored yarn / 10 rows of another) how would I go about doing that? Thank you for your time.

    • Denise Canela November 3, 2014 at 5:05 pm

      I will be adding a post just about the subject buy in the mean time this post might help: Click HERE
      Hope that helps,
      denise

  23. Grieta Meyer September 16, 2014 at 7:47 am

    Hi Denise.
    A compliment for you: My daughter’s name is also Denise.
    Thank you for these lovely patterns.
    I am new to loom knitting, but want to try make a hat for my elderly neighbor.
    Again, thank you very much.

    Regards.
    Grieta Meyer
    Utrecht, South Africa

    • Denise Canela September 16, 2014 at 8:27 am

      Hi Gieta, Lovely to hear from South Africa – would love for you to check out our group in Knit a Square : Click Here

  24. Mel July 23, 2014 at 2:27 pm

    Hey Denise, thanks for posting my hat as a pattern! Big love from the Casual Loom Knitter

    • Denise Canela September 1, 2014 at 12:41 pm

      Hi Mel! Soooooo happy to see you here in my neck of the woods. And I THANK YOU for giving us loom knitters your FREE pattern.
      Next is your stitch… coming soon
      denise 🙂

  25. Pat July 15, 2014 at 8:36 pm

    Well done, I think both my daughter and I will succeed in making your hat. Much better than struggling with needles. You make it look so easy. Thank you

  26. Anonymous June 5, 2014 at 3:16 pm

    I love these patterns

    • Denise Canela June 6, 2014 at 9:14 pm

      Please thank the designers if you visit a site
      denise

  27. Nicole Cox April 28, 2014 at 10:28 am

    I just wanted to thank you for listing some of my hat patterns on your blog. It has made it easier for people to find my free patterns! You’ve compiled an awesome list here.

    • Denise Canela May 12, 2014 at 8:47 am

      Hi Nicole – I LOVE YOUR WEBSITE !!!! – AWESOME Free and Paid patterns. The baby gear is just Beautiful. You got the gift girl. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and saying hello to a big FAN.
      denise

  28. Tyranasauras rex April 21, 2014 at 11:50 pm

    I would like to find some designs for cicular loom beanies for a assessment.
    Please Help Me Somone!!!!!!!

    • Denise Canela April 22, 2014 at 7:25 am

      What do you mean by an assessment?

  29. Jackua D'morgan April 21, 2014 at 11:39 pm

    YOLO

  30. ann March 1, 2014 at 7:26 pm

    I wish to say thank you so much to all of you for all the time put into all of these patterns.

  31. Melanie February 26, 2014 at 10:55 am

    Denise,
    Thanks for the Loom A Hat site. I’m a newbie at this and have done a lot of searching on the web and continuesly come back to your site. In looking through this list of free patterns I thought it would be helpful if you could ” Rate” the patterns. Thanks so much for all your help.

    • Denise Canela February 28, 2014 at 8:42 am

      Hi Melanie – Thanks for the Thanks and for the recommendation – that’s a great idea ! 🙂 I had thought about a Pattern Review.

    • Anonymous March 7, 2014 at 11:17 am

      Denise,
      I’m having an issue with closing my hats. I’ve been using the ” Gathered Removal” technique and my hats are drawing up especially if it’s stretchy yarn. ( not so much with the worsted)
      Should I be using the ” Chain one bind off” method ? Thanks for your help.
      Melanie

      • Denise Canela March 12, 2014 at 9:31 pm

        Hi Melanie, I would not recommend using the Chain on bind off on a hat. Try this – Click HERE

  32. Tanya November 18, 2013 at 10:59 pm

    Thank you for the patterns. I’ve been loom knitting basic hats and when I came across this site, it put a big smile on my face because there are so many different types/options to choose from. 🙂

    • Denise Canela November 19, 2013 at 3:12 pm

      Thank you Tanya, you put a smile on my face 🙂
      denise

  33. diane October 26, 2013 at 4:54 pm

    thank you so much for these beautiful loom hat patterns happen to stumple upon this site keep up the great work thank you once gain

  34. Melissa October 25, 2013 at 5:34 pm

    I cannot find the “Next” link to get more patterns… Is there any way to find the other patterns on here? Thanks!

    • Denise Canela October 26, 2013 at 4:46 pm

      I removed the message. The table is not working properly. The list you see is a complete list – for now.

  35. DLeggett September 23, 2013 at 10:43 pm

    There is no patten available for the Helen Jacobs-Grant tameret ( the second one). If you could find how to get it, would you please post it? I’ve been dying to try it.

  36. Ann Murray September 9, 2013 at 8:14 am

    I love knitting but had surgery on my thumb so can only do one row then have to rest but loom knitting no trouble thank you for the help

    • Denise Cenela September 11, 2013 at 7:36 am

      Ann Murray, Thanks for letting me know about this. I like knowing who I should let know about this great method of knitting. I wrote an article for folks with attention disorder. Knowing that knitters who have had surgery can benefit from Looming is great

  37. Greata Lewis July 23, 2013 at 9:12 am

    Wonderful selection of loom hats…But i am battling to print the patterns…Please help….Many thanks…..I cant wait to get home to make one….xxxx

    • Denise Cenela July 23, 2013 at 7:00 pm

      Hi Greata, the patterns are made by different designers. Folks use different methods. Some can be downloaded – others can not. If you don’t have the option to download – print the page. If you have some trouble with printing the screen – look for the patterns that allow download. Wish I could help more.

  38. Roberta June 29, 2013 at 10:08 am

    I just found your website. Its Great!!! Answers some questions i’ve had on knitting. Keep up the good work. thanks

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