Loom Knitting Video
Watching a Loom knitting video makes learning any project a lot easier. The best part is the you can start over as many times as you want.
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A Bit of Advise: It’s better to watch the whole video and take notes before trying to make the project. This helps to keep your level of anxiety down. You’ll feel more better about making a hat, doll, sock or what ever the item you decide on. You will already know what to expect. When you watch the video the second time, grab your supplies and get to it. If you have any questions visit our Forum and post the question. You can also contact me directly from the About Us page.
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Three Step Stitch
Double Moss Stitch
Diamond Lace Stitch
Celtic Knot Stitch
Tiny Heart Stitch
Bamboo Stitch
The Linen Stitch
Andalusian Stitch
Diagonal Stitch
KNit Stitch 4 Versions
Interrupted Rib Stitch
Basket Weave Stitch
Hats, Accessories and Fun Projects
Comfort Dolls
Baby Cocoon Blanket
The City Slouch Hat
Minnie Mouse Hat
Cables Slouchy Hat
Loom Doll Dress
Loom Baby Booties
Loom Knit a Flower
Loom Knit Doll
Preemie Baby Hat
10 Yr Old Teaches Looming
Loom Knit Bracelet
Loom Knit Shoelaces
Loopy Pom Pom
Loom Loopy Flower
Loom Knit Purse
Knit Squares
Boot Cuffs
Ladies Slippers
Rib stitch Hat
Slub Yarn Slouchy
Spiral Hat
Brioche Paper Bag Hat
Mock Crochet Hat
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I’m amazed, I have to admit. Rarely do I come across a blog that’s equally educative
and engaging, and without a doubt, you’ve hit the
nail on the head. The problem is something which not enough folks
are speaking intelligently about. I am very happy I stumbled across this
in my hunt for something relating to this.
Hi Denise, thank you so much for posting the videos of looming! Thankfully your pattern for the mini trees was the first video I found so I bought a 24 peg round loom and I’m having a blast! I learn by watching so patterns have been a struggle. Do you have any videos for a 3D heart and/or a 3D cross? I added a little extra to your mini trees, battery mini lights and would love to send you a few pics of them if you’re game. I gave them away as Christmas gifts last year & again this year. Keep up the awesome videos! I tell everyone about them
Hooked on looming!
Tena
Hi Tena – thank YOU soooo much for all your kind words. I do not have a pattern for a heart or a cross but I think Brenda Myers has a little flat one: Click HERE
I would like for you to look knit a baby bib .
Hi Chantrell – thanks for asking I do have one on my project list. Stay tuned
Love all your videos and your voice is very soothing! I am looking to loom knit a little rug for my kitchen. I don’t want to do a t-shirt rug, I want to use yarn. Do you have a video? Please keep Looming?
Hi Lou-Ann thanks for asking. I have not yet but stay tuned.
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Can you use bulky yarn (re: how to loom knit a hat for beginners video) instead of 2 strands of worsted weight? I did not find size 5 yarns at the store, but there are many size 6 and 7.
Yes – just keep in mind the thicker the yarn the tighter the hat will fit
Great website! I recently loomed a hat and thought I was doing the Irish Moss Stitch but once finished realized that wasn’t what I did. The hat came out great and the pattern is nicely textured. I was hoping you could let me know what stitch this is: Rows 1-2: Knit Knit Purl Purl, Rows 3-4: Purl Purl Knit Knit, Rows 5-6: same as 1-2, Rows 7-8: same as 3-4, repeat until done.
Here is the stitch: Click HERE
Looking for video on making glittens, not fingerless gloves.
Kris can you give me a link – I have no idea what a glitten is.
Denise, do you have a video on making a dish towel topper?
Hi Judy, thanks for asking – not yet
Hi, could you please make a video on how to loom knit males sweaters…..plzzzzzzz
Hi – someone has already done one – here is a link: Click HERE
Noob knitter here trying to learn more each day… can your double basket weave stitch be done in the round or is it a straight pattern only?
Hi there GeriJo – I did not use a long (straight) loom when I did the pattern – either way (good news) all my patterns can be done on a round loom. I recommend watching this video: Click HERE
Have you done a video on making children’s mittens?
Not yet Sandi – but thanks for asking – I believe Amanda Pratt does
Do you have anything on looming a car seat canopy?
Not yet Nicole – but thanks so much for asking
hello, i was wondering if i could use the celtic knot stitch on my afgan loom (there are knock offs made but the one i have they no longer make) i have no idea if the stitches are going to be too tight since there are more pegs and are a bit closer together.
Hi Sam – that depends more on your yarn then the stitch pattern.
Denise – love your videos, they are very helpful. I have done a brioche hat using your pattern and it was great but would love to do a brioche scarf to go with it. I found a pattern on YouTube and have tried it multiple times but one of the ends doesn’t come out right. It alternates between the two colors (white and blue) instead of staying all white on one side and all blue on the other. I can’t figure out what I am doing wrong and I have watched the video multiple times and hers doesn’t have that issue. Have you or are you still going to do a brioche scarf soon? Hope so cause maybe I can figure it out by watching your video.
Hi Janet – I’ve not made a brioche scarf – can you give me a link to the video
What happened to your video on YouTube with the loom tools from harbor fright?
Here is a link: Click HERE
I love some of the ideas and pattern and they have came out great. My next project is a bed blanket Chevron. I have found a pattern in a book Loom Knitting Afghans done on a 198 Afghan loom (which I do not have but do have the 28″ wooden all in one loom but can’t find a video done on line showing how to do its since I do not understand it. DO you think you will be doing one anytime soon? I would love to do one as a weeding gift for my son and daughter-in-law. It’s not easy to understand with out seeing how to do it.
Hi Sherry – are you asking about just the chevron stitch pattern or a complete bed blanket using the chevron stitch pattern.
Hello
I’ve recently started to loom and found many helpful videos online but nothing on making a v neck poncho. Do you have anything.
Thanks sooooo much for asking. Not yet Laura … but I promise to have one at some point. The warmer season is approaching so it may be for later this year.
Hi!
I’m new to looming and am loving your videos! Do you have instructions on how to do a puff stitch flower on a flower loom or a small round loom?
Hi Colleen, thanks for asking – I do not but here is a cool flower you might like, Click HERE
I am making a blanket by doing strips that I will sew together. When I did the modified bind off my stitches were very tight. Now my ends do not match. Is there a way to loosen the stitches once it is off the loom?
Hello Denise
I am a new loomer and want to purchase CinDLooms. I want to buy an Afghan loom and a set for adult hats. What do you recommend? I know these are pricey so I’d like to get it right the first time. I’m assuming that 1/2 in gauge would work best for a beginner?
Yes Judi – you are correct. I LOVE the adult 1/2 round set – but here is a post and video about a few more thoughts on the Cindwood looms: Click HERE
started looming a “chemo” hat, but forgot how to close it, the pattern was sort of different, the last two rows I am supposed to knit, then knit two, purl two, then bind off by just feeding the yarn through the purl pegs, then the knitted pegs, but I think there’s a step that I am forgetting, I just can’t find the video of it.
Hi Beverly,
That is a Flat Drawstring Cast-off – Click HERE
Hi. I love the way you demonstrate thats why I thought you might tell me How to make hooded scarf??
Hi Heba – I will be doing one of those patterns in a few months. Waiting for the winter.
I love watching your videos on YouTube. The one thing I have never seen you do is a sweater or cardigan for an adult or child. Do you think you will do one? That’s what I’m looking for right now most the ones I see look very amateur and not very attractive.
Hi Veola – Thanks for thinking me and asking but I probably won’t be doing one for a long time because of the variations in sizes. It takes a lot of testing – right now I’m sooooooooo behind on pending patterns. Sorry.
I just want to say thank you thank you I’m so glad I found your website. I was tired and depressed over not being able to crochet the “normal” I just wanted to get my hands and try and then I came across your videos your a patient slow teacher on your videos and I’m happily cruising along teaching myself thru your videos today I see you as my hero saving me from the darkness❤️ Keep on with what your doing I’m sure I’m not the only one that needs saving thank you for being YOU!!!?❤️
Do you have a pattern for a shawl. Something simple as I am new to looming!
Thanks for asking Cathy: Click HERE Should be easy enough but if you get stuck let me know.
I love learning from all your videos and would love to see others on baby blankets. I am expecting three new great grand baby’s this year and of course want to make a blanket for two girls and one boy. Thanks for all your help. Mimi
Mimi – Thank you soooooo much for the request. I have a blanket in the works for several months. I’ve had some setbacks and hope to have that pattern out shortly.
Denise…your AMAZING! I love loom knitting, and your SO HELPFULL! But, how do u know whether a pattern calls for TRUE knit stitch, or yarn on top purl, or yarn on bottom purl up, or flip the loop back on the peg…Some patterns don’t tell you and I’ve made LOTS of mistakes making me MAD!
Hi Tammy – I know what you’re saying. Unfortunately the only way to know (if the pattern doesn’t say0 is to ask the designer – fortunately loom knitting designers are few and most are very responsive.
Hi Denise, do you have a dish scrubbie tutorial on LoomAHat? If not, will you do one one day or can you recommend a good tutorial for that? TIA.
Here is a good one: Click HERE
Denise,
I just saw a knit project for a basket. Do you have a video that shows making a basket to possibly store our yarn .
Thanks for asking Jennifer – Not yet – here is the closes thing I have to a basket: Click HERE
HI Denise
I would like to know if you could show some patterns for ponchos. Thank you
Carol
Hi Carol – I am planning to work on a poncho pattern but not until the winter. For now there are lots of great and easy poncho patterns on YouTube. Click Here
Hi Denise, a coworker introduced me to loom knitting and to your website. Your instruction book and videos were such a huge help to this novice, so thank YOU! I just completed my first hat and had a question. For the most part everything was pretty even but some rows especially toward the last pegs came out pretty loose, I noticed this when I would bring bring my loop over the peg that it was pretty loose. What did I do wrong and how do I correct? Sorry I didn’t explain myself very well, lol.
Hi Paul – do you mean when you increase a row the stitch looks loose – if so – just pull on the loop after the one that comes out loose
Hi Denise, I guess what I meant to say was that my row next to the starting stitch had more space between them than all the other rows.
Hi Paul – to help this issue for next time – pull on the peg next to it and that will tight the loop. Hope that makes sense
Thanks Denise! I can’t tell you how helpful your ebooks and videos are, you are really great at instruction. Best wishes.
Thanks for the Thanks Paul – I really do appreciate it !!!
Do you have a video for a ten stitch afghan? I have seen some on YouTube by other people but I like your tutorials so much better! 😉
Hi Rosallie – thanks for asking but nope – now i’m trying to only do my own patterns
If I loom knit a large adult hat using the 41 peg loom (yellow) how long should I make it? Should it be 8 inches including the brim) or longer? I have made several using the green loom and I made those 8 inches.
Thanks for your help!
Hi Sally – I think 8 inches (to include the brim) is good – but its really all about personal preference
If using a 41 peg loom and doing a pattern of 2 u stitches and 2 pearl stitches, what do I do with the extra peg? It’s an odd #, so there will be three of the same stitch and what will that look like?
Thanks for your help, love the site!
Hi Melissa – just add an extra knit – you won’t be able to tell the difference. I do it ALL the time.
I was wondering if I wanted to do a project that wasn’t a loom knitting project how would I convert it so I can use a loom
Hi Lea – a bit more complex then it sounds but here is a good start: Click HERE
I’m just learning and could not find a good place for tutorials. You are the best teacher!
I will be back for more learning.
Thanks so much Minerva !
I bought a round loom kit to keep my hands busy while I have down time at work. It has been a Godsend. I told my daughter I’d try to knit around some of her elastic ponytail holders but can’t find a video for it. Do you have one? If not do you have a written pattern? I’m not the best at following them but I still try.
I don’t have one – I want to do a video on how to make a ponytail holder (scrunchy) but in the summer when it’s warmer. In the meantime I believe there is a pattern HERE
You may need to scroll down the page til you find it.
That page has been delleted by the owner. I went to the page and that is what it said.
Try googling loom knit hair scrunchy…. here’s a sample of what you’ll find
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWXbnvOceB8
Denise,
Looking for a ‘how to’ video on using the slip stitch to make a non-curling, chain finished edge on a flat panel…using a round loom. Do you have a video on the process?
Peg – for the fabric not to curl you need to include a knit and a purl – slip just means that you skip the first stitch .
Hi Denis
Please give me a Website for blocking my knitted Flap-over hat. I also would like to join you on Facebook, but don’t know where to find you. Would love to show you what I have made from your tutorials
Thanks
Hi Ollie – for the blocking – this is my favorite video: Click HERE and thanks for asking about the Facebook page – Click HERE
could you possibly make a video on how to loom knit a hooded scarf?
Hi LC – thanks for asking – yes that is the plan. I don’t have a date yet for that project.
I am new to loom knitting.. I want to make a blanket where the middle is one color and the a border in two different colors.. the middle would be a light pink surrounded by gray and white alternating..
Make squares – sew them into place
Thanks for all the great videos. I am a first time knitter and was able to very well understand and loom knit hats and baby shoes. I was looking for pointers on loom knitting a newborn baby sweater. Do you have any videos or instructions for it ?
This post might help some: Click HERE
I loom scarves for homeless and underprivileged youth in my county. I have many small left over balls that I’d like to make single knit stripe scarves with the nice chain edge (slip the first peg). The problem I am having is: when I change to a new color, the OLD color on the first and last peg goes up into the first and last stitch of my new color row. Can someone tell me how to avoid this? If this is the wrong place to ask, please direct me to the correct place. Thank you
Cindy are you using knits and purls ? Best to stick to the same stitch when changing color.
Thank you so much for your reply. I was just wondering how they looked so nice but now know. You do great work anyways,
Why are all your stitches done on the KB Hat Loom and not on the KK Looms? I’m just courious because alot of people dont have the KB Looms or the hat loom/
Karen, most but not all of the stitches are done on the KB Adjustable Hat Loom because it’s a small gauge loom. The more detailed the stitch the more important it is to use a small gauge loom which helps knit a tighter more defined stitch. Many can be done on the KK such as the Moss, the Bamboo or the Linen- they just wont look exactly the same.
Do you have a tutorial on projects with the kb loom. I would like to learn how to make an afghan using all the pegs. Something really easy.
I do not have projects but all my current stitches are done on a KB adjustable hat loom: Click HERE
How do you tie off a single strand loom hat after closing it? Thanks!
Hi – here is a link to a video of a hat made with a single strand: Click HERE
Hi Denise,
I am new to loom knitting. I actually knitted a hat for my sister from your video with the wide brim. It was wonderfully easy to follow! Thank you so much for taking your time and explaining things in a manner that us beginners can understand you. It’s also wonderful that we can see your hands and the stitches that you are working on. I do have a question. Do you ever use a loom board such as the Kb board? I recently purchased one and am trying to figure out how use it. The written instructions that came with it are very confusing. I will continue to peruse your wonderful videos! Thank you for helping those of us with ADD. YOU ROCK!!!!!
Venus
I don’t believe I got the patterns for December and January. I do get a notification but there is nothing to open. Thanks
Hey Barb, every post on the page as a link that you can download. It should be on the bottom of the picture. In blue letters you will see the name of the pattern and the letters PDF.. In the latest you will see this ( Hat Farrow Stitch.pdf ) in blue letters. Here is the link. Make sure you are signed in. Then click to download the pattern. Let me know if you’re still having problems – I will make a video with step by step instructions on how to use my Patreon.
Thanks Denise I did find all the patterns. The only one I had a picture for but no video or pattern was the baby booties. Thanks again
Hi Barb, I sent you the PDF – Let me know if you’re missing any others. Patterns will now be available on Patreon only for 60 days.
First off you are such a inspiration and a very good teacher. I get your videos and patterns on patreon but sometimes I don’t seem to get them like I should. Thought I should let you know because I don’t want to miss a single one. Thanks Denise
Hi Barb – First – THANKS for the support – I really appreciate it. As for the patterns on Patreon – you should always get an email when the patterns and videos are ready for download. Then just follow the link. Tell me if you’re missing any of the patterns… denise@loomahat.com
Thank you Denise for getting back to me. But I already figured it out! I’ve watched so so many of your videos and you’re such an amazing teacher that I was able to figure it out myself! I’m so proud of it! Thanks again! God bless you! 🙂
Denise, do you have a video on making a buttoned cowl or neck warmer you could share?
There is video for a hat with a matching cowl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79XNFisFl7c
Hi Denise! My question is How do you close both ends of a tube scarf that you will not be putting pompoms on or fringe? I’ve checked you tube and I also googled it but I was’t having any luck. I hope you can help. Thanks
I would use 2 different methods (never tried so… keeping that in mind).. on my first end I would use the drawstring cast on and end with the gathered method on the other end if closing – if you plan to leave ends open I would use the modified bind off
Hope that helps some
Thank you so much for your answer. I will give them both a try. I just thought it would be something different to make.
You are VERY welcome Karen !
I have to start by saying you’re fabulous and much appreciated!! Thank you so much for what you provide for us and your beautiful, gracious nature! Now, my question is this: do you have a video, and if so will you please direct me to it, about how to correct mistakes? I,e…I just realized that I knitted 5 rows that should have been purled, but I’m unsure how to back it up & fix it without destroying the rest of my progress… Thanks in advance, any help is greatly appreciated! 🙂
Amy – this is such a great question – but no there is no video yet. But I will get to this question soon.
I love your videos, they are so easy to follow and clear, thank you! I have seen 101 cute baby booties but I was wondering if you have ever done any adult boots “ugg” style? I haven’t been able to find any for the loom. Thanks again!
KB designed a nice set: http://blog.knittingboard.com/archives/3852
I’m a beginner and interested in doing some sock patterns.
Right now I don’t have any adult sock patterns – I would suggest YouTube – there are LOTS of them there. I do have a baby sock and that might be a better place to start until you master the heel. Click HERE
Hi,
I am very new to loom knitting. Is it possible to transition from a double knit to a single knit?
Thank you!
Hi Kim – just knit off – dismount your loops by placing them on a stitch holder, chop sticks or something of that sort then mount them on the next loom
Hope that makes sense. Here is a pattern that mounts and dismounts loops on a loom – to sort of give you a visual : Click HERE
Where may I find a pattern for the knit cover for the knitting tool? I love your videos.
Thanks for asking Pat – Click HERE
I am very new to loom knitting and really appreciate the clarity and practicality of your directions Denise. I just watched your chain stitch cast on, to help me begin knitting a 12 foot Doctor Who scarf. This may be a stupid question but I was wondering if a person could knit a whole piece doing the chain stitch this way, switching which side of the peg you work on with each row? It just seems like such a quick way to work.
Paula, the way looming works is that you are “stacking” looms on TOP of each other and creating knots. Unless you plan to create 2 rows of chain stitches and then knit off I can’t see it working. And I believe the tightness alone as you increase the rows is going to be extremely difficult. All I can suggest is trying a few rows (Swatch it) and see if it works.
Let me know and PLEASE share some pictures if you do
Thank you for making your videos. I’m a beginner and your detailed video on how to make a scarf is now guiding me on my first project. My problem, though, is that the edges of the scarf has curled. I’m halfway through and I don’t want to have to start all over. Can you help me fix the curled edges please?
Hi Mary, when you’re done with the project.. block your scarf. There’s more then one way.. this is my favorite – Click HERE
It worked! The curls went away. Thank you very much.
You’re VERY welcome !
I’m looking for instructions on how to cast on a round loom with waste yarn & also how to remove the waste yarn.
Debby, I haven’t used this technique myself – but here is a video that might help a little: Click HERE
Hi, I have just by change come across your Loomahat website, I am so so glad that I have found you , I was never a knitter and was not comfortable with round needles or long needles , this is so much simpler and you make it easy to see and understand all the stitches, i have checked other sites since then and definitely prefer your teaching method..lol i cant believe and my Family that I have created 3 hats, scarves and slippers each one taking about a day to finish…I am your new Canadian Friend..please keep up the great videos and your awesome commentary especially when something interrupts like a phone ringing….having so much fun…thank you for the perfect fall and winter projects..
Thank You Thank You Angie you have made me a happy happy Loomy ! ! ! ! Giant Warm Hugs from Sunny South Florida. Share the Pics Friend !
denise 🙂
I need patterns for the serenity loom for balnkets. I have looked on everything! Do you have any videos that would help?
Hi Morgan, thanks for asking – I do not have patterns for the serenity loom. Sorry.
I’m starting the beginner Hat Video and I have a silly question, how do you get the rolls to advance to the middle do you take them off each time you complete a row?
Hi Carol,
As you knit, the top row pushes the knitting on the loom down and “off” the loom.
I hope that makes sense,
denise
Thank you so much! You have the best videos. This is my first week and I am loving it. Do you ever use the big afghan loom? I think I am going to be an addict! Bless you! Bless you! Bless you!
Have not used that loom yet. Not very different from others…. And yes expect to be addicted
How do I cast on with a gather to to have both ends gathered?
Thank u
Robin
Hi Robin, are you trying to make something like a ball? In that case any cast on will work fine. Remember that the e-Wrap is very loosely – for a better – tighter cast-on you can do the chain-cast: Click HERE
Hope that helps,
denise
For the double moss stitch how do you start it? do you wrap the yarn around each peg or just start by doing the knit and purl? I watched the video and i wasn’t quite sure on how to do it.
Hi Grace, the stitch videos are only for stitch patterns and not project patterns. The way you start (cast-on) and end (cast-off) depends on the project. For the square that you see in the video I did an e-wrap cast on then probably a few rows of knit (was awhile ago so I don’t have exact numbers) then I just went into the stitch pattern. That cast-on will give you some loose loops – to see how to tighten them : Click HERE
Hope that helps,
denise
Hi Denise,
What is the difference when you use a 5/8 gauge or 1/2 gauge when knitting? The stitch size or yarn you want to use? or what
Hi Barb, the smaller the gauge the closer together the pegs – the tighter your stitch and allows for the use of light weight yarn. The larger the gauge the further apart your pegs so you HAVE to use thicker yarn or double up thinner yarn for your stitches not to be to loose.
Hope that helps answer the question 🙂
my request is how to make a small blanket or a lap blanket when receiving treatment in a cool room.
Denise:
Can you post a video on how to make a warm headband for a person whom lost their hair or have very thin hair,
maybe a summer and winter headband ( for adults an small children)
I love looming for others. A group of grandma’s have all gotten loom hook bug.so this is why I’ am requesting
thank you, thank you——we love the videos
The Texas Loomers
Thank you so much for your site. I have learned so much from it and teaching my daughter and mom!!! I haven’t seen a video for an ear warmer/headband.
That is on my project list when the cold weather returns. Look for one around November.
Easy ear warmers
Coming soon – in the mean time check the 100 Round Loom Patterns page for a FREE Patter. Click HERE
is there a video on how to make cell phone purses?
Hi Ana, There is only one – not sure if it will help you.. it’s not mine so if you have comments or question – ask the video creator in Her comment section: Click HERE
How do you work a rounded corner when knitting flat panel? Or on a double-knit long loom? Thanks!!
Hi – I don’t knit on double rakes – but for in the round or single rake – just skip the first peg.
Of all the loom knitting videos, yours are the best!!
They are easy to follow and you speak as you show the stitch, which enhances the learning process for me.
Thank you!!
Thank You ! … Hugs, denise
Your videos are very good that I can follow them with ease, thank you.Robin
I love your videos! I have been trying to find a pattern for socks for a six-nine month old baby. I have made one for a tiny infant using the twelve peg loom, but when I doubled the length, the foot came out too long. I like videos but can follow a pattern (now that I have loomed for a while). Do you have any suggestions!
Hi LaVerne, sorry for the delay in responding I’ve been ill for a bit. Just trying to catch up.
I haven’t tried. I would think that the KB adjustable sock loom would be your best choice. Boye has a pretty good one.
I love to loom myself a purse but cant decide on a stitch to use .what should I do
Hi Jill, sorry for the delay in responding I’ve been ill for a bit. Just trying to catch up.
I would use a Garter Stitch for a purse. Nice and dense.
Hope that Helps
Can you plz help me to make a baby bottle covet with looms
Plz
Sounds like a great idea – I will do some research. In the mean time – take a look a the list of 100+ patterns : Click HERE – you will find a pattern for a wine bottle- it would be the same technique – just shorter.
I would like to know how do you start with two strands as i could see the two strands but i don’t know how you create the two strands to start with, as I would like to make some preemie hats for my local hospital as a thank you as I was born premature.
Hi Zoe, first of all – I love your name, which has a lot of different meanings but I like the biblical one which means eternal life. Super cool or what ! 🙂 Now, getting back to your question ( I have mild ADD and can wonder for hours) . There are several methods you can use to manage two strands of yarn at once. I will give you two, You can use to balls or skeins and pull a string from each and work with them together. The other is use only one skein and yarn. Pull the regular string from the side and another from top of the skein. This one can be tricky. Sometimes you end up with a HUGE knot of yarn. I will tell you that I usally do the latter. If I get a big knot I just cut the yarn, undo the knot and then put the yarn back on the loom. For an example of how to start over – Click Here I have been asked this question before… plan to do a video. Stay tuned.
Hope that helps,
denise
I need to figure out HOW to make a yoda hat for a new born… suggestions? thanks
Hey Debbie, You got me going with this one. Love, Love, Love the Yoda Hat. I will work on a pattern. In the mean time. Here are the basic. Create the baby hat. Here is the Link: Click Here Then knit two large leaves- minus the stems of course. Here is the link: Click Here Attach the leaves near the brim like this: Click Here for example – scroll down the page for the Yoda Hat image
Hope that helps
denise
can you help me with making a elf hat? Or,,, direct me to where I can find a video for such a project?
Hi Terri, I promise to consider the Elf hat for Christmas. If you don’t see it by the second week of November shoot me an email-denise@loomahat.com. I will do my best to accommodate you. As far as giving you a link, I did a quick search today and found none but I will keep my eyes open for you. Thanks for asking.
denise
Has there been a video for the long elf hat. I can’t read the patterns yet and was hoping to find a pattern before Christmas
Try GoodKnitKisses.com
such wonderful patterns thank you for sharing them!!!
Thank you – for the Thank you!!!