One of my Patreon patrons asked if I would design a pattern for the animal rescue efforts in Australia. I had already been thinking about a birds nest and so here is the little nest. I hope many of you will consider putting any information you have in the comment section that will help other people participate.
I checked with Wires.org to make sure my measurements would meet their requirements before I started. So as long as you use the pattern exactly as written you should be fine.
The Puffy Basket Weave is another stitch in my blanket series. This pattern took the classic that will all know and love and added a little puff. Super cute.
I am a sucker for any kind of basket weave so I had to include this one.
I have been wanting to make a scrubby project for a long time. I see so many of them everywhere. The world needed another one. They make great gifts any time of the year, for any occasion and for anyone. Everyone takes a shower or bath and every needs to wash their dishes.
This one is easy and quick to make so I hope to see a lot of pictures of the Flower Scrubby in different colors. It is made up on of just knits and purls. The U-wrap version of the knit stitch to be exact.
Learn how to knit the Little Pyramid stitch on the loom. This is the another one for my list of blanket stitches. Although its not reversible the back side doesn’t look bad. I have seen it on blanket patterns and it looks beautiful.To be honest, I’m considering this baby for a long sleeve cardigan. Stay tuned for that in the future. Especially because the weather is getting a little cooler around these parts.
I totally love the texture and simple lines that make it perfect for boys. But you can also use it for your favorite little girl by just making a color change say purple or pink. I’ve also considered adding little beads to the tips of the triangle.
Below is the pattern details and a step by step video tutorial. ( Read More )…
The stocking socks are for kids or home decor as mini stockings. Make two for your favorite 2-4 year old or for your holiday table as a utensil holder. So many uses for this cute little guys.
As most of my patterns, this one includes a step by step video tutorial. Below is a list of the supplies and important information for this really fun project.
I know you also hate knitting the dreaded sock heel. But this technique is so awesome.
If you have made socks on a loom you know that the heel is a killer. And sometimes even after trying your best you still find holes. Well, not with the German Short Rows heel. It leave a tight and very neat fabric. I believe that even a beginner can handle it without a bit of worry or stress.
I am super excited about this scarf with sleeves project. I did mess up on the tester but that was great because I made the next one better. It is one of my favorite scarves ever. There are so many ways to wear this scarf but I didn’t want to hold up the project for more information. I hope you all like it as much as I do.
This pattern is not beginner friendly. I would advise novice not to attempt this at home unless you have nerves of steel. I know a lot of you are fearless but if you have any questions. Let me know. Below is the step by step video tutorial
Ever knit the wrong stitch and found yourself undoing row after row to fix one stitch. This happened to me while knitting a 1×1 rib stitch. Like everyone else I used to undo all the rows necessary to get to the bad stitch. But not anymore. Here is a better solution. Fix only that one stitch, easily.
The Chevron Zig Zag Stitch pattern doesn’t curl on the edges and is completely reversible. That makes it a perfect stitch for blankets, throws and washcloths patterns. If you know me, you know I love to knit washcloths and dishcloths. They’re easy, quick and usable. Another thing I love is that it’s a unisex fabric that can be used for everyone.
Below is a step by step video of the flat version. The round version is available in the written pattern.
The Tiny Pumpkin pattern was originally designed and published with no video in 2017. That is because it’s basically a larger version of the Rib Stitch Flower.
The Garter Stitch Rectangles is the first in a series of blanket stitches. Many of my Patreon Patrons have new babies and they want to knit for them. Although this stitch is not really reversible the back of the fabric looks very good. The pattern is super interesting in that combines the rib stitch with a basket weave. That gives the fabric a stretchy character. That’s a plus in loom knitting.I think it would make a beautiful cocoon with a matching hat. Even a super cool brimless hat for an adult. Watch for any one of these patterns. Make sure you subscribe to the YouTube channel and follow me on social media for updates.
As always I filmed a video tutorial. This pattern is made up of 6 stitches and 26 rows but it is super easy. It combines the rib stitch with a basket weave. Watch the step by step video tutorial below.
Michelle Y., my Patreon patron asked to for an open vest cardigan pattern. She is a beautiful person who has invested in me and I wanted to do this for her. But life is funny because this project is now one of my favorites. It’s so great that she asked. I hope you will feel the same.
The cardigan is a one size fits all but I added a smaller variation in the written pattern. The video will only show the one size fits all. Scroll down the page for that step by set video tutorial.
The ridged ribbon stitch is an easy pattern. Its made up of 3 stitches and 6 rows. It is not exactly the same as the knitted version. I did have to make some changes to make it work for a large gauge loom and one strand of yarn.
If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that I’m on a mission. I am collecting lace and eyelet stitches that can be made on a large gauge loom and worsted weight yarn. After this pattern I think I will start focusing on stitches for blankets. Stay tuned for that series.
Below is the video tutorial for the stitch, a supply list and the video tutorial. I hope you enjoy it and tell me what you think in the comment sections.
Loom knit a newborn hat for your baby or as a gift. Too often I have heard from followers and organizations that loom knit baby hats have holes. But you can knit a baby hat on a large gauge loom with no holes or chunky yarn. And, you don’t need to knit with two strands. The key is the version of the knit stitch and the size of your loom. Also I don’t use light weight baby yarn. I use a single strand of medium, number 4, worsted weight yarn. My favorite is Caron Simply Soft by Yarnspirations.
Scroll down for the free, simple, folded brim hat pattern with a step by step video tutorial.
The Wheat Lace is another stitch in my collection of lace and eyelet stitches done on a large gauge loom. Because I used that loom the middle of the two eyelets is large and loose. I happen to like it that way but I also wanted to share with you the original look of the stitch and so there are 2 versions of the stitch in the written pattern and the video.
One con about this beauty is that it curls on the ends and requires blocking. I prefer steam blocking the fabric. To see how I do this, click HERE.
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