Round Loom: 100 Projects with Free Patterns
100 FREE Round Loom Knitting Projects by 2014 is certainly a labor of love. Because I know I can’t do it alone I am asking for help from other Loomers . This will allow me to give you folks cool easy projects and introduce or reintroduce you to great sites and awesome loom knitters.
Here is the story behind the challenge. I was teaching a beginners Round Loom knitting class during a warm South Florida weekend. One of the ladies asked me if she should spend her money buying more round looms. What kind of stuff could she make. I thought about all the things can be made on a round loom. A simple knit hat, scarves, bracelets, umbrella holders, ties and belts can be made using circular looms. She was shocked to discover that not all the finished work had to be round. You can get a square from a circle. I think a kinder-gardener would freak-out if you told them. A square peg in the round hole. Well let’s not get distracted with that subject..
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I told her there was an endless list of projects that could be made when you consider all the sizes and brands of looms available. All the different textures of yarn. My head went to spinning. Picture The Exorcist, no better yet don’t. I want you thinking pretty thoughts here.
Continuing with the story, my thoughts and ideas about patterns for circular loom knitting were running at a 100 miles an hour. I have mild ADD so for a few minutes I even forgot that she was standing right in front of me. I figured I should be able (along with a few friends), to come up with at least 100 circular loom knit projects with free patterns.
Some of the projects and/or patterns are mine, others I hope will be offered. A few will be included because I asked another Loomer for permission to share and he or she agreed. Several are included just because I REALLY liked them. If your work is here and you want it removed just email me denise@loomahat.com and I will take care of it immediately.
Click the picture for a link to the website and in some cases you may need to do a little search for the pattern. I hope you find something to take with you from this page and please leave the knitter that was nice enough to give their talents for FREE a nice Thank you comment on their website comment section and if you’d like you can come back and leave feedback about your experience here.
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Circular Loom Challenge : The 3 Rules
Round Loom
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1. Project has to be Loom Knitted, Weaved or Looped
2. Made using a Round Loom
3. Easy
If you want to Share a project you can – In the Comment Section
Tell me what the item is and give a Link or email me the information to denise@loomahat.com.
Your project picture will be displayed In the Photo Gallery below and will link back to your website. For those that Participate by sharing your awesome creations : Thank You!!! ! !
Project Count : 103
Note about buying a loom: If you are new to loom knitting, got inspired and want to try making some of the projects on a round loom then go Buy One ! There are several brands to consider. I use the Knifty Knitter brand. There is the Boye brand and the Darice. I find that there is little difference between them. The gauge, which is the space between one peg and the one next to it are almost the same on most of the plastic mass produced product. Unless you’re going to use a high-end, natural wood, hand-made loom, you won’t be able to tell the difference between most of the mayor brands. Just get one that fits your budget and don’t worry too much about the rest.
I will tell you that the most recognized and most widely used brand of looms is the Knifty Knitter. I would safely say that more the 2/3 of the patterns you will find here were made with this loom in mind. If you plan to only own one set and want to get the most bang for your buck that is the name to remember.
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Click on the Pictures Below for a Link to the FREE Project Pattern
Project 1
Baby Booties
Flower Loom
LoomaHat
Project 2
Doll Dress
Flower Loom
LoomaHat
Project 3
Loom Knit Doll
Small 24-Peg Loom
LoomaHat
Project 4
The Flat Hat Flower
Flower Loom
LoomaHat
Project 5
Preemie Hat
Small 24-Peg Loom
LoomaHat
Project 6
Adult Hat
Large Loom
LoomaHat
Project 7
Friendship Bracelet
Spool Loom
LoomaHat
Project 8
Loom Knit Shoelaces
Spool Loom
LoomaHat
Project 9
Loom Pom-Pom
Flower Loom
LoomaHat
Project 10
Loom Loopy Flower
Flower Loom
LoomaHat
Project 11
Newborn Ball
Small 24-Peg Loom
Bev’s Country Cottage
Project 12
24-Peg Loom
Garter Stitch Scarf
LoomaHat
Project 13
Steering Wheel Cover
Flower Loom
Loom Dude
Project 14
Towel Topper
Flower Loom
Loom Lore
Project 15
Swifter Cover
Small Loom
Canadian Crafter
Project 16
Bells
Thumb Loom
Canadian Crafter
Project 17
Wash Cloths
Sm Blue Loom
Provo Craft
Project 18
Cell Phone Tote
Flower / Spool
Provo Craft
Project 19
Scrubber
Small Loom
Rostitchery
Project 20
Coasters
Spool Loom
Micheals
Project 21
Neck Pillow
Small Loom
Prove Craft
Project 22
Basket Weave Scraf
Sm Loom
Provo Craft
Project 23
Bow
Flower Loom
Cole T.
Project 24
Hair Scrunchy
Sm Loom
Karma
Project 25
Headband
Clover Wonder Loom
Peptogirl
Project 26
Dog Sweater
Sm Loom
Lindas Loom Room
Project 27
Baby Cocoon
Med Loom
Blogster
Project 28
Wrist Warmer
Sm Loom
Gretch Kals Loomknitting
Project 29
Wine Bottle Wrap
Sm loom
The Cheese Thief
Project 30
Ribbon Flower
Flower Loom
Rad Linc Crafts
Project 31
Socks
Sm Loom
Loom Knitting Knews
Project 32
Leggings
Med Loom
Lion Brand
Project 33
Bottle Cozy
Sm Loom
Lion Brand
Project 34
Lamp Shade
Med – Lrg Loom
IKEA Hackers
Project 35
Bag Dispenser
Large Loom
Lion Brand
Project 36
Triangle Shawl
Large Loom
Loom Knitting Knews
Project 37
Diaper Cover
Med Loom
Bevs Country Cottage
Project 38
Baby Square Blanket
Med Loom
Provo Craft
Project 39
Teddy Bear
Spool Loom
Lion Brand
Project 40
Necklace
Spool Loom
Lion Brand
Project 41
Cowl
Ex-Lrg Loom
Lion Brand
Project 42
Poncho
Ex-Lrg Loom
Provo Craft
Project 43
Spool Knit Lizard
Spool Loom
Becky T.
Project 44
Spool Knitted Flower
Spool Loom
Artmind Etcetera
Project 45
Cover for iPad
Med Loom
Crafts Unleashed
Project 46
Mug Cozy
Small Loom
Scrap Lady53
Project 47
Amigurumi owl
Spool and Flower
Loom Lore
Project 48
Mesh Market Bag
1 Rd / Spool Loom
Good Knit Kisses
Project 49
Ice Cream
Spool Loom
Guppy Girl
Project 50
Earmuff Covers
Flower Loom
Karen Gielen
Project 51
Purse Accessories
Small Loom
Pamela Murrey
Project 52
Coffee Cup Cozy
Small Loom
Crafts Unleashed
Project 53
Chemo Cap
Mdm or Lrg
Knots of Love
Project 54
Tzara Shrug
Large Loom
DIY Maven
Project 55
Sock Puppet
Small Loom
Lisa Clarke
Project 56
Neck warmer
Small Loom
Lisa Clarke
Project 57
Lady Bug Pin Coushion
Flower Loom
Guppy Girl
Porject 58
Ornament
Small Loom
LoomKniting.com
Project 59
Soap Bag
Flower Loom
Good Knit Kisses
Project 60
Granny Round
Large Loom
Good Knit Kisses
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For Patterns 61 -103 : Click Here
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For a List of Over 85 Free Hat Patterns
I have put some hat patterns in this list, but just a few. You will find a lot more on a chart of free hat patterns I created. After all the name of the site is LoomaHat.com. I will update this list every time I find a new hat on the internet that includes a free pattern and will try to work on a hat pattern of my own at least once a month. I can’t make any promises with a husband, two kids and a dog everyday is a surprise. I’m sure many of you can relate.
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Some of My Favorite Books
I am listing just 3 of my favorite books here. I like them for different reasons. The first is a thin book but the content is really cool. All have easy and difficult projects. The good thin is that they are labeled accordingly. That makes choosing a pattern easy for beginners.
If you are a beginner browing through the pages of one of these book don’t get discourage if some seem almost impossible. Look up the stitch or term in Google or Youtube for help and remember that practice makes perfect.
Great Stitches
Great Patterns
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Hi ! Very new to looming and having lots of fun making diff hats from your videos. Have made rookie mistakes for sure.
I looked at most of the questions above but didn’t see anyone ask this before. Is there a way to loom an afghan? My grandma made many and I never learned to crochet from her. I wondered if you could make squares and then tie/knit them together?
Thank you for your videos… they are excelled for a rookie like me.
Hi GG, you can make a one piece afghan on a long loom or an afghan loom or you can knit squares and sew them together.
Hello Denise. I am trying to loom a beanie using the u wrap stitch. When making beanies with e wrap I used a 36 peg loom and the hats fit perfectly. Used the same loom with the u wrap and it made a child size hat. Question is was it the loom or the yarn? I used lion brand super bulky acrylic yarn for both hat stitches. The yarn seems to have no stretch using the u wrap stitch, is that normal?
Here is a video that I hope will be helpful: Click HERE
Denise,
I am trying to figure out what you mean by blocking in your shawl patttern. I have searched YouTube and your website but can’t find your reference. Could you please explain? I am hoping it has to do with the fact that the one edge curls.
I am a HUGE fan and all of my friends are wearing your Infinity Scarf and love it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Samantha
Hi Samantha – sorry about the delay. Here is the video tutorial: https://youtu.be/THNi1KkmRUg
Hello
I recently started looming again after my wife got me interested a few years back. I have enjoyed many of your helpful videos and got my wife to also learn from them. Now I am looking for a basic pattern or project for a shopping bag to replace the plastic store bags. I am interested in a lighter, thinner knitted cotton bag, maybe a net looking bag that I can roll several up to take to the store without looking like I am bringing a bedroll in. I am able to work on round or long looms and would love to learn new patterns doing this project. Thanks for any suggestions,
Hi Jim – thanks for asking. Here is the Or1gami Bag: Click HERE
Denise, with the Celtic knot stitch I noticed it was on the width of the project. How, or can it, be turned to run the length of the project? I’m wanting to incorporate this stitch with Celtic cables for an Afghan.
HI Scott, I’ve been asked that question before and I sure would like to say yes – for you and for me but I have not had the time to test that. So Sorry. I will, I hope – to test it in 2019
Hi Denise,
What yarn do you use so that slipper socks will stay on and not stretch out?
Hi Shannon – it best to use a blend like an Acrylic/Wool – should be more acrylic then wool
I would like to buy the loom knitting primer, can i know how to get it. Thanks
Agnes – not sure what country you’re in but I got mine from Amazon https://amzn.to/2PJgagm
I would like to loom a lacey poncho to wear to church because of air conditioning.
Everything I see is either knitting or crocheting. I have arthritis in my hands so those are out. Please point me in the right direction.
I really like the way you explain everything you are a natural!! Thank You
Hi Barbara – just did a Poncho – it’s lacy but if you use a higher weight yarn it should help: Click HERE
Denise I purchased a PDF of your cupcake skirt doll by accidentally I wanted the book can not figure out how to download PDF to my mindleSSLY
Hi Yvonne – the pattern is only available in PDF – for other formats you would need to purchase it on Smashwords or Googleplay. On what site did you purchase the pattern?
Do you have a video on the fabulous Leafy Flower I don’t understand the directions in the book video will be great
Hi Patricia – not sure which one you mean but if its the one I think it is – click the link, scroll to the bottom and you will find a video or a link to a video: Click HERE
In the book Learn New Stitches on Circle Looks on page 18 for the drawstring for the soap sack how do I wrap the two live stitches around the beginning end of the i-cord then it also says to secure the ending using the same pattern at the beginning of the I-cord is there a way you can do a video on YouTube on how to do that
Sorry misspelled Looms
Hi Shirley, thank you so much for thinking of me – but I no longer do videos on other designers patterns. I know that Kristen Magnus has pattern for a soap bag / sack that should help you : Click HERE
I would like to loom knit (I may be dreaming here) a coat/sweater for myself. is that possible with loom knitting?
Yep – Here is a great loom knitting YouTube channel that has those types of projects: Click HERE
Good stuff where can in get the knitting loom am in Kenya.
Thanks
Rose
Not sure where you buy looms in Kenya – do you have Amazon or eBay?
make your own using some wood and nails! get creative girlfriend!
I am making a baby blanket for my great nephew. I want a white border all around (all sides)’ Is there a way to put a white border on the sides of a blue blanket (with out crocheting) and cutting the yarn on every row. im looking for uniformity. Ive done lots of blanket but have never tried to put a border on the side in a different color. You guys are totally awesome. Thanks for any help.
You can try an i-cord edge: Click HERE
Can these patterns be printed out or does it come in a booklet??
Hey Beverly, each designer or website owner will have their own policy – so the answer is yes and no.
H ello. I bought a circular looms of three pieces and want to make socks in different forms. Will you can send me some patterns? Thanks for your help.
Carmen -once you get the looms in hand I would suggest a basic google search of loom knit socks
hi im new on this loom knitting but enjoy it more than needles i wish to start to make a knee blanket for the winter , i do have a rectangular loom and the circle one but no clue which pattern will work the best please help me . enjoy your day.
Hanlie – if you have a rectangular use that one because you won’t need to sew depending on the width of the loom. Remember that you have no limit on length – but the width of the loom will limit your width
Hi. Afternoon, cn you help me with the basket weave stich pattern or pictures please
It’s always a pleasure to hear from someone with exepitrse.
I’m trying to find the peg clip-ons but to no avail, would you please tell me what they are called and where I might possibly find them.
I find your tutorials to be the easiest to follow on YouTube. I recommend your website to my friends who are learning how to Loom. Thank you for all of your free patterns and your dedication to helping us lowly Mortals learn how to do this.
Hi Elizabeth – thank you thank you for alllllllll your kind words – so sweet! The clip-ons are called clips and occasionally you might find them on eBay…. but that’s becoming more and more rare 🙁
thank you for your cute patterns and tutorials denise! youre the best! my fave is your itty bitty kitties. im addicted! i have the ones ive made on my blog.
Oh WOW Shelly – Beautiful – Beautiful – Beautiful !!!!!
thank you for teaching me to loom knit denise! your utube tutorials are so easy to follow. my fave project is your little kitties i adore them! heres a link to some i made based on your pattern. im addicted 🙂
I bought the circular looms and I want to make the socks . Where can I find the process? Thank you for your help.
Click HERE
I bougth Thor Torre circular lomos año I want yo do Thor socks. Segre can I find the process. Thank you for your help.
Great post, i really need that kind of post which is useful,thanks for sharing.
Help! I did one hand warmer (fingerless) and used your modified basic bind off. I thought I remembered how to do it on the 2nd one but I did not and had to start all over. Now I’ve completed it and can’t find the video on it. Thanks…waiting patiently. 🙂
Here it is : Click HERE
I just wanted to say your awesome. I’ve learned quite a bit from your tutorials. You’re easy to follow you explain what your doing. I have tried others but my projects don’t come out as well so I stick with you. Thanks for teaching me loom knitting
Thank you for the Thanks Suzanne, I really appreciate it !
I have one question. I love the poncho, but I am allergic to polyester. What kind if yarn would you suggest? Thank you.
Hi Donna – there is always cotton – not the easiest yarn to use. I would suggest consulting a Dermatologist or an Allergist.
I have crocheted for years. I finally decided to try loom knitting. I love how you explain things. Thank you.
Fabiola
Hello (again) Ms.Denise!
I have 2 quick questions for you. The reason I’m asking you, is because you have never steered me wrong in any of your advise or suggestions. Not to mention your teaching methods are simply the best. Hands down.
1. What loom do you like, and feel is the best, when making socks and booties of different sizes?
2. Which brand of yarn(s) do you feel is the best and that you use the most in the majority of your projects?
Thank you, again, Denise. Happy Looming! (Teaching too!)?
Hi Michelle, FIRST Thanks for being soooooooo sweet – I so appreciate it!
OK – to your questions…. I wish the answer was that simple. I try (as much as possible) to use looms you guys use. Other then the Boye brand of looms which a really don’t like ( I did a review HERE ) I really like them all. I’m not big on loom knit socks for adults but I like kids booties. I think the biggest bang for your buck for socks would be KB because you can adjust the size. The shape of the peg is good for purling just don’t drop a stitch – that’s the bad side of those pegs.
As for Yarn – it depends on the project and the purpose. I do a lot of testing with Red Heart because of price. For charity I prefer acrylic blends. For gifts and stitch tutorials I like Caron Simply Soft. For video I will choose color, level of sheen and/or texture. In truth I have no favorites I like almost everything and anything at some point.
Hi Denise Do you have a hat pattern that doesn’t finish by gathering?
I have several – here is one of my favorites: Click HERE Here is the Drawstring Bind-off: Click HERE
I bought a set of Knifty Knitters looms for my 10 year old Granddaughter for Christmas.
We wanted to make a long winter scarf (not an infinity scarf). I looked everywhere for instruction on how to make a flat scarf on a round loom.
Directions are not clear. Diagrams seem to skip photos where we need help.
Do you have any suggestions?
Here is a post with a video: Click HERE
Thank you, I love this, can’t wait to begin loom knitting.
When working with 2strands of yarn, I cut a straw to 2-3 inches then thread the yarn through a large eye darning needle and push the needle through the straw, pull the yarn through,remove the needle, leaving the straw on your 2 strands of yarn. No more tangled yarn.
Great idea !
That’s why cool. Thank you for the tip.
I am making the Flag knifty knitter pattern. I am going to put my instructions on the revelry website when I am done. I will come back here to reference back to there when I am done. The one I found on here isn’t the right amount of rows to make the size.
Thanks Kathy – that would be great.
The link for Project 51 Purse accessories (Pamela Murray) isn’t working. I get directed to yahoo.com every time I try to open that project 🙁
Sorry – need to go through all of the links at some point and replace them – apparently some folks have lost their post .. SORRY 🙁
I had a lot of trouble with the big list of hats I think. Anyway, websites don’t exist or something is wrong. I am just giving you the FYI.
Hi Gina – is it the hat list or the 100 project list?
Is it possible to make wrist warmers or some call they finales less gloves on a medium or S loom? If so can you recommend a good pattern?
Only if you have loom clips where you can shorten the length : https://www.pinterest.com/pin/27936460164416861/
Do you mean fingerless wrist warmers? Yes. I just made some on the small blue round loom. Just cast on, use your favorite stitch to create the affect you prefer and continue for the length your want and end it. This was my first project ever using looms. I fished them yesterday, so it is safe to say I am a beginner. So shouldn’t be too hard. Hope this helped. Enjoy! Oh, I found a pattern on Punters so I can’t recommend one. Sorry
Please help. I’m looking for patterns for the round loom to make bags, totes and such. Any suggestions?
Here is an EASY loom knit bag: Click HERE
Thank you so much! I can’t wait to et started!
Hi Denise
Can you e-mail me different diaper cover patterns please?I cant find any
Mariska, Sorry – I don’t have any diaper cover pattern at all.
Hello. If you go to Bevscountrycottage.com, there’s a really cute pattern for a diaper cover. I have used this pattern to make diaper covers for both girls and boys. I usually make them to match the baby Kimono pattern I have, and people are just LOVING them! I hope this helps you.
I agree! Here is a link to the pattern Click HERE
I’m new to the loom hats but would really like to know if there’s a pattern to make a “spiral” looking hat?
Yes Karen there is – for the FREE Pattern – Click HERE
Hi do you have instructions for socks to make with.round looms.help me out.
Hi Lynette, I’m working on a video for sock soon – but not yet. Here is a video I find that is simple and clear. Click HERE
What method can I use to avoid yarn tangles when I use 2 pieces of yarn when knitting on a round loom. The yarn twists and becomes tangled as I knit around the loom. Thank you for your suggestions.
Kathy, you could try yarn sleeves. Click HERE . You can also try a different knit stitch that doesn’t twist like the Uwrap Click HERE
Thank you for your response to my question. Also, your website, LoomaHat.com is informative and helpful. I have learned so much from you. You are a great teacher!!!
Thank you,
Kathy
Thank you for the Thank You Kathy ! Very much appreciated.
I love you loom ideas. I have been lomming for about 3 or 4 yearn. I leand a lot from you. I just wonted to say that.
Thanks Beth !
Hi, I am also new to loom knitting. My sister thought it would be nice for both of us to learn and share our experiences with each other, when ever we could get together. She went out and bought the long loom set of of 5. My question, can you use round loom patterns on the long looms?
Hi Frida, the answer is: yes in some cases because you can just knit with 1 rake (one side) at a time. But some long looms don’t go completely around. In other words the pegs are only on the top and bottom, none on the sides, that can be a problem if the pattern is for a round project. Also, note the number of pegs. They should be at least close to the same. Being off by one or two pegs is not going to make a huge difference in most patterns.
Thank you so much! My aunt has announced that she’s having a baby girl, and the doll pattern looks perfect for a Happy Bornday (hehehe :-D) present! Again, thanks!
You VERY welcome ! Congratulations to your Auntie!
You have beautiful items,Im new in the crochet, I would like to learn with the round looms
Eunice – I think the best project for beginners is a hat… For a VERY basic loom knitting tutorial Click HERE.. Loom knit Hat for the TRUE Beginner: Click HERE
I would like to have a few free patterns for the hats for begineer stage
Hi – I don’t mail out patterns. There is a list of posted free hat patterns : Click HERE
Thank you so much! I am new to crocheting and to looms. I love all of the ideas I’m getting and the instructions for some of those ideas.
You’re VERY welcome Dorothy !
Excelente
Gracias
Felíz día! I’m super-new to loom knitting & I LOVE your tutorials for the different stitches you use in your scarf videos I’ve seen ‘sew’ far (lol). While studying your tutorials, I stumbled upon a video on how to wear a “Dallas Dream” 3-button scarf. Have you seen this? This style would be perfect for mi madre, because of its versatility. I know I can accomplish this with the best looming teacher. 🙂 Preguntas: 1. What kind of yarn & how many rows would you suggest for mi mama, who is 5’0″? 2. What is your favorite source for cost-effective yarn & earthy looking buttons?
Can’t wait to try this project next! 🙂
Looming IS great for the soul!
~Bianca
Hola Bianca – aqui tengo un patron que talvez te guste: Haz Clic Aqui
Just add more pegs to make it wider and less rows to make it shorter. There is a list of supplies on the post. I hope you like it !
I was on a Facebook page for looming and had just asked someone about the length of a baby hat, and she sent me your information. I am so amazed at all that can be done on a round loom. All I have ever done was hats and scarves. I had no clue as to the window of opportunity there was in looming. Thank you so much for your dedication and love to looming and creating this www of information.
Thank you for posting all these great project instructions!!!!
You’re Welcome
Looking for a pattern for a loomed infinity scarf that wraps around twice please and thank- you
Here is a long loom pattern: Click HERE
For a round loom – take this pattern and just add length by adding rows – about 4 per inch.. then use the mattress stitch to sew the ends
Hi, I love the #12 scarf. I’m a little confused with the directions. Is there a you tube video for this project? Thanks!!
Hi Laurie,
Here is a list : Click HERE
I am new to looming found you on you tube, want to try to make washcloths/dishtowels I don’t know how to crochet is there another way to close your squares off maybe an easier way? thanks alot
Hi Marnie: The Basic Bind Off works well – Here is a list of videos: Click HERE
I have just started use a loom and was wondering if anyone can give me some tips on how to make it easier to loop over the top? The yarn is loose when I wrap it and seem to be having a difficult time figuring this out. My thumb is getting sorer by the stitch and I keep breaking my yarn. Help!!!!
Pam what stitch are you using ? There are several versions of the Knit Stitch – if you are doing a Flat Knit Stitch that tends to make your knitting very tight. Maybe you should try the e-Wrap and see if that makes your knitting a bit looser. Here is a post that explains those different versions of the Knit: Click HERE
Do you have the link to the tiny heart pattern. My niece is expecting & I want to use that pattern to make a blanket.
Congrats for her — Here is the link: Click HERE
Just a comment to say how much I enjoy making hats. I now have my husband making them also.while watching tv. We give them to the homeless and needy.It is a blessing to us to be able to do this. It is a great mission project. I hope some of you will catch the vision and create something for the needy. Have a Happy New year and a Spirit filled life.m
AWESOME Gayle – You make me proud !!! Amen and Amen !!! People like you are the reason I Love to knit and teach.
Many many hugs,
denise 🙂
I am a new loom knitter and think the LOOM A HAT site is great but have one question. You show a seize chart for hats and a lot of other valuable information, but when I go to try and print the material I come up with blank pages. I am still a novice but am always looking for more information on how to improve. Thank you for informative site……
Ken S.
Hi Ken – I have a bunch of reasons why I don’t give a print option … Sorry. Slowly I will be making the patterns available on Etsy, Amazon and eBay this year for a small fee – but they will always (God willing) be Free here on LoomaHat.com
Thanks for Thanks.. Hugs,
denise
I make Hats on a loom…but wanted a warmer one, so I now make the brim 6 to 7 inches
Longer. Much warmer hat!
I also use up all my scrap yarn on the inside of brim.
I tried to check out number 51 but I can’t seem to open it.
Dany – sorry for the delay. I’ve been trying to find another source for this project. The designer is on Ravelry. Still haven’t be able to replace the link – but I didn’t want you to think I forgot. Stay tuned still trying..
denise
I was wondering if anyone knows a way to make this headband with a loom.
I recognize the knit pattern as a regular everyday loom knit pattern, but I have been unable to find a pattern that uses a loom instead of knitting needles and/or crochet hooks.
I took a look at the link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/80659077/ear-warmer-headband-headwrap-knit . It may not be this exact one but there are loom knit headband patterns
Here are some:
http://www.pinterest.com/angie81866/loom-headbands-earwarmers/
http://thismomentisgood.blogspot.com/2014/11/loom-knit-twisted-headband.html
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/iva-headband
Thanks for fixing the link!!!
Could you please check on the link to number 59? I am told the page doesn’t exist. Thank you so much!
Hi Cathie, Thanks for the heads up. I fixed the link on the page but here’s a short cut – Click HERE
Hi there,
I am super keen on sweater dresses, baby sweaters and the like.
I have created a pattern of my own, for a baby sweater, still busy with it and hoping it’ll work out. Am I expecting too much from myself? I feel like if it was that simple, someone else would have come up with a pattern by now.
Hi Sindie, sorry for the delay in responding I’ve been ill for a bit. Just trying to catch up.
As far as your question – yes, there are patterns for loom knit sweaters, adult and baby – their mostly in the loom knit books, on Etsy , Ravelry and other sites where you pay to download patterns. I haven’t seen a FREE pattern for a baby sweater yet.
denise
Denice dankie vir die wonderlike blad. Kan ek groot asb vra dat jy my terug e-pos dis onverband met jou patrone. Sal dit hoogs wardeur. Dis vir ‘n gestremde dame waarvoor ek navra wil doen. Dankie Elisna
Hi Elisna, Ek is jammer vir die vertraging in die reageer, maar ek is siek.
Ek is nie seker of ek reg verstaan jou vraag. Ek dink jy is wat my vra vir my e-pos adres. Indien ja, dit is denise@loomhat.com. As dit nie jou vraag kan jy kan jy Anders gestel sodat ek kan Google Translate vir my sê wat jy vra.
denise
Denise she was asking you to contact her regarding your patterns. She was enquiring on behalf of a disabled lady
Unfortunately I don’t speak the language. Makes things a bit more difficult. 🙁
I was wondering how to get Project 37, the Diaper Cover? Every time I click the picture it just goes to a bigger picture and no link. Thanks for everything. This a really cool site.
Hi Mary, thanks for the heads-up. I fixed the link. Enjoy the pattern!
Looking for a pattern for place mats using double sided long looms
Hi, I will be working on a page just like this one for Long Looms in 2015…. stay tuned. 🙂
denise
I have looming patterns on my blog (for free) like for a small dog sweater (http://simplyintertwined.blogspot.com/2014/03/small-bow-wow-sweater-written-pattern.html) and have a Youtube channel as well. http://www.youtube.com/galligsgirl. I hope this helps with your list. Have a great day!
Hi Virginia !!!! So glad to see you here – I am a BIG fan !!!!! and yes I recommend your channel… I love that you take your time when you teach. I will check out your list of free patterns. Thank so much
denise
I would like to know how to get Project 47’s pattern? Thank you!
I fixed the link – it’s clickable now – Thanks for the heads-up.
Click Here
denise
My youtube page has several free patterns you are welcome to use any that you like. https://www.youtube.com/user/scarlyartmuse
Scarlett, I LOVE your work ! ! ! So glad to see you here. I have and continue to recommend your webpage and youtube channel.
denise
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Rib Striped Loom Knit Toddler Hat: http://www.needlesandbows.com/2013/11/rib-striped-loom-knit-toddler-hat/
Thank You so much Amelia..Cute Hat – Cute Baby . I included your hat in our hat listing.. Here – https://www.loomahat.com/loom-hat-patterns/
The link on item 58 links to a site that is closed.
http://web.archive.org/web/20111211113915/http://www.provocraft.com/projects/kniftyknitter/
You can find some of the Provo Craft patterns here. I’m not sure if they are any of the ones posted here for the project though. I didn’t have a chance to look through them
Thank you !!!!! .. Would like to share your Ball Dolly on my page. You did a great job. Thanks for the backlink 🙂
Thanks! My daughter absolutely adored it and sleeps with it every night. You can certainly share the doll on your page. 😀
Thanks Sue.. You’re being featured.
Thank you!
Great site but Provo has deleted all their Knifty Knitter patterns to focus on cricut. ;( Anyone know where to find them that ISN’T a link to the now nonexistent provocraft site?
How wonderful to see all these various applications of this technique! I haven’t done “spool knitting” since I was a child, but my grandson loves to weave and I picked up a “spool” kit for us to share. Sure enough, I’m the one interested in trying my hand at it.
Thank you so much to all of you for your generosity, and to you, Denise for gathering it together!
I’m inspired to give it a go…
Thank You Claudia !!!!
Infinity scarf made on yellow round knifty knitter
http://pinterest.com/pin/91127592429842828/
Beautiful scarf! Thanks for Sharing. BTY, love that Homespun yarn too.
denise
I was wondering if you could maybe explain or show how to cast on with a crochet hook?
Your wish is my command 🙂 : Click Here
Here is a free pattern for a dog ‘cowl’. http://www.allfreecrafts.com/knitting/dog-cowl.shtml
Thank You Bev !!! I’m adding this pattern. So very cute, the collar and the doggy. The designer is awesome too. Read her Bio, she knits for cancer patients and kids in foster care. Lover her already.
There are soom awesome projects there.
, & To every one Thank You
ya that is awsome projects