We received a request for a little bit of extra assistance in creating the slouchy hat pictured in the front cover of the All-n-One loom.
The instructions for the increase round read: Rnd 9: *k3, m1l; rep from * to the end of rnd (80 sts).
I will offer you two methods to achieve this:
Method 1:
Remove all 60 stitches from the knitting loom and place them on a piece of scrap yarn or on a circular needle.
Set your knitting loom to 80 pegs.
Place the stitches back on the knitting loom as follows: place 3 stitches back on 3 pegs, skip one peg, place 3 stitches back on 3 pegs, skip one peg, keep repeating this instructions until you have place all stitches back on the knitting loom.
*Knit 3 pegs, now create the M1L and place it on the empty peg; repeat from the *.
Method 2:
*Knit 3 pegs, M1L and place it on peg 3 (over the loop already there, peg 3 will have 2 loops on it). Continue around the knitting loom repeating this sequence.
On the following round: knit 2 pegs, lift the loop that is at the top of peg 3 and hold it or place it on peg 4, knit the loop on peg 3, place the loop that you were holding back on top of peg 3 (or move it from peg 4 back to peg 3), knit this loop (be sure to only knit the top loop and leave the one at the bottom untouched). Continue around the loom repeating this sequence.
Now, remove all the stitches from the knitting loom and place them on a piece of scrap yarn or a circular needle.
Set your knitting loom to 80 pegs.
Place your stitches back on the knitting loom.
I hope the above helps to facilitate the increases. It is the most laborious round of the hat, take it slow and one step at a time.
Good luck!
what happened to the video of the triangle Isela phelps taught for a blanket.
Islela, Thank you! The info on the slouchy hat was great! Easy ,peasy! Kari
Do you mean these? https://blog.knittingboard.com/index.php/archives/1360
I have learned so much from you about loom knitting, I am blind and you are a great teacher.I have looked all over for the triangle video or square made from the inside out and can’t find it. Can you help me thank you Judy
Judy, it is at this link https://blog.knittingboard.com/index.php/archives/1360