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Chunky Open Braid Beanie
This is a quick, fun beanie using #5 bulky yarn in 2 contrasting colors. The vertical design stripes are created by the chunky braid weave.
Loom: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom (52 pegs)
Yarn: Fair Isle Nantucket Yarn 75% Acrylic/ 25% super wash wool, 131 yds per skein. Hand wash/air dry
Color 1=Apricot (1 skein), and Color 2=Light Gray (1 skein)
Stitches: Open Braid, Stockinette, Rib stitch
Notions Needed: Knit hook, crochet hook, darning needle
Size: Adult, One size (21”-22” head circumference)
ABBREVIATIONS:
rnd(rnds)=round(s)
st(sts)=stitch(s),
A=Apricot yarn
G=Gray yarn
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on with Stockinette stitch in A yarn. Lay anchor yarn of any chunky accent yarn (will be removed).
Rnds 1-2: Work rib stitch in the round. This is worked by weaving from peg 1 (beginning peg) to peg 3 on opposite loom.
Rnds 3-4: Change to G yarn and work in rib st.
Rnds 5-6: Change to A yarn and work in rib st.
Rnd 7: Change to G yarn and work in rib st. (one rnd only)
Cut G yarn and add A yarn with simple loop knot and place on beginning peg. Weave in open braid stitch. Gray yarn tail can be tied to A yarn.
Shift to chunky braid pattern.
Work one rnd in A yarn. Shift every other loop (outer loom only) onto peg to right. Start this shift with peg to left of beginning peg. Once you have moved ‘every other’ peg around loom, you will have 2 loops on ‘every other’ peg, and an empty peg in between (outer loom only).
Weave again and wrap only the pegs with loops and leave the empty pegs empty. Maintain the braid (1 to 4) weave. The inner loom will have 2 loops on each peg. The outer loom will have 4 loops on every other peg.
Hook over one over one on inner loom. Hook 2 loops over 2 loops on outer loom. Now, you are ready to weave next round.
Rnds 8-32: Work with A yarn in chunky braid.
When you are at end of the skein of A yarn, tie on G yarn and complete hat with G yarn. Cut remainder of A yarn. It will not be used.
Rnds 33-38: Work in G yarn in chunky open braid or until the full hat measures approximately 8.5”-9”.
If you want a deeper hat for larger head size, work more rnds to desired depth.
Bind off: Cut yarn with 16” of yarn remaining.
Move the loops on inner loom to create loops on every other peg to match the pegs on outer loom.
Then move the 2 loops on each inner loom peg to outer loom.
You will have no yarn on inner loom and 4 loops on every other peg on outer loom.
Place the working yarn on darning needle. Pick up the 4 loops on the pegs from beginning peg,
and continue from R to L around the loom until all loops are secure on the working yarn.
Be sure to get all the strands of yarn from the pegs.
Remove the hat from the loom.
Carefully gather the loops together to close in the top of hat. The top of hat will result in a circle of Gray for a cute top accent.
Sew a few securing stitches on inside of hat and knot the working yarn. Weave into the knit and trim yarn tails.
Complete the hat with a basic bind off at anchor yarn. This will be working
with crochet hook and pulling one loop thru the next one loop.
Once complete, connect the first and last loop for a nice invisible finish.
Weave in any extra yarn tails from the change of colors.
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Twisted Wire Jewelry Set
LOOM: Baby-Knit Looms, 24 peg purple loom used.
YARN: 60″ of 26 gauge jewelry wire/beading wire.
NOTIONS: knit hook, 13 jump rings, 12 glass beads, 2 earring hooks, necklace chain, needle nose pliers.
GAUGE: not important
FINISHED SIZE: pendant measures 1.5″ long x 1″ wide
STITCHES
Ewk= ewrap knit stitch
Mk1= make 1 stitch (wrap and turn back)
NOTES
Pattern is worked single knit, as a flat panel.
There will be an increase made at the beginning of every row until there are five stitches casted on.
Be sure to loom slow. Since you are working with metal it will not have the give that yarn has.
INSTRUCTIONS
(Make 3)
Using 20″ of jewelry wire
begin by creating an eyelet by wrapping the wire 3x around the widest part of the pliers.
Cast on 1 stitch using the double ewrap cast on
Row 1: mk1, ewk1
Row 2: mk1, ewk2
Row 3: mk1, ewk3
Row 4: mk1, ewk4
There are now five stitches cast on.
Row 5: ewk5
Gently take the stitches off the loom making sure that you do not undo the last row of stitches you created.
Using four of the jump rings secure the last row of stitches. Add the glass beads onto the jump ring before closing.
Once the jump rings are secure, gently tug on the finished edge in a downward motion to set the stitches. Some shaping will be needed.
To finish, attach the pendants to the jewelry findings.
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Basic Gloves (4 sizes)
Designed by Renita Harvey
Get ready to knit the entire family custom-sized gloves!
These basic gloves have full fingers that are worked for the length desired.
Detailed written instructions with pictures as well as a video tutorial will help even the beginner loom knitter that is adventurous to be able to create a work of art to keep their hands warm.
Great small project to work on in the summer months so grab the All-n-One Loom with 2 sets of sliders for the size needed and get started on a project like no other!
Loom: 18″ All-n-One Loom with 2 sets of 2 peg sliders for sizes Small and Medium, and 2 sets of 1 peg sliders for sizes Child and Large
Yarn: 125-246 yds Worsted/4 weight yarn. Lion Brand Yarn Jeans and Jeans Colors, 1 ball per pair, Colors Jumpsuit, Bermuda Shorts, Capri, and Top Stitch used in Samples
Notions: loom tool, stitch markers, stitch holders, tapestry needle, US size 6/4.00mm double point needles
Gauge: 10 sts x 16 rows = 2”
Sizes: Child, Small – Teens/Ladies Small, Medium – Ladies Average, Large – Ladies Large/Men’s Small
ABBREVIATIONS
K – Knit Note: E-wrap knit is not recommended for this project. True knit is the recommended knit stitch. U-wrap or flat knit may be used if needed to achieve gauge.
P – Purl
YO – Yarn Over
CO – Cast On
BO – Bind Off
SSK – Slip Slip Knit
K2tog – Knit 2 Together
C – Child
S – Small
M – Medium
L – Large
TECHNIQUES
SSK
Left slanting decrease.
Worked over 2 stitches with stitch 1 on the right and stitch 2 on left,move the stitch from peg 2 to peg 1. Knit both together as one.
K2tog
Right slanting decrease.
Worked over 2 stitches with stitch 1 on the right and stitch 2 on the left, move the stitch from peg 1 to peg 2. Knit both together as one.
Gathered Cast On
Place slip knot on neighboring peg.
Round 1: Working from right to left, wrap peg 1, skip peg 2 with working yarn to the back of the peg, and continue wrapping the odd number pegs and skipping the even number pegs around until back to peg 1.
Round 2: Knit pegs that have been wrapped and bring working yarn to the front of the pegs that were skipped until all pegs have been worked.
Cast on complete and ready for row 1. After working several rows, remove slip knot and gather the cast on edge.
INSTRUCTIONS
Make 2.
Instructions are written for size Small with the other sizes in parentheses. Small (Child, Medium, Large)
Note: Pictures are showing size Small being worked. Peg counts and sliders used may differ for other sizes.
Use the peg sliders as follows for the size being worked:
Child – 1 peg sliders
Small – 2 peg sliders
Medium – 2 peg sliders
Large – 1 peg sliders
Row Chart for Fingers
Pinky Finger
Set up the loom with the peg sliders for the pinky finger with 10 (8, 12, 14) pegs.
CO with the gathered method and prepare to work in the round.
Work number of rows for the length of the pinky finger from the Row Chart for Fingers.
Cut working yarn leaving an 8” tail for seaming.
Place stitches from the inside slider on stitch holders. For size L, also place the stitches next to the inside slider on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 3)
Ring Finger
Take the slider on the inside of the loom off. Turn it around so the groove is facing the pinky finger and place it back on. Add the 3rd slider.
Set up the loom with the peg sliders for the ring finger with 10 (8, 12, 14) pegs leaving 1 empty peg on each side between fingers for sizes C, S, and M. Do not skip a peg on size L.
CO the pegs set up with the gathered method and prepare to work in the round.
Work number of rows for the length of the ring finger from the Row Chart for Fingers.
Cut working yarn leaving an 8” tail for seaming.
Place stitches from both sliders on stitch holders. For size L, also place the stitches next to the both sliders on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 3) on each end of the ring finger. 1 peg remains empty between the pinky and ring fingers on both sides on all sizes now.
Middle Finger
Take the slider on the inside of the loom off. Remove the slider that is between the pinky and ring fingers by loosening the nut on the end bolt and gently pulling the rails apart enough to slip the slider out. Tighten the nut again. Turn the second peg slider around so the groove is facing the ring finger and place it back on. Add the 3rd slider.
Set up the loom with the peg sliders for the middle finger with 12 (10, 14, 16) pegs leaving 1 empty peg on each side between fingers for sizes C, S, and M. Do not skip a peg on size L.
CO the pegs set up with the gathered method and prepare to work in the round.
Work number of rows for the length of the middle finger from the Row Chart for Fingers.
Cut working yarn leaving an 8” tail for seaming.
Place stitches from both sliders on stitch holders. For size L, also place the stitches next to the both sliders on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 3) on each end of the middle finger. 1 peg remains empty between the ring and middle fingers on each side on all sizes now.
Pointer Finger
Take the slider on the inside of the loom off. Remove the slider that is between the ring and middle fingers by loosening the nut on the end bolt and gently pulling the rails apart enough to slip the slider out. Turn the second peg slider around so the groove is facing the middle finger and place it back on. Add the 3rd slider.
Set up the loom with the peg sliders for the pointer finger with 10 (10, 12, 16) pegs leaving 1 empty peg on each side between fingers for sizes C, S, and M. Do not skip a peg on size L.
CO the pegs set up with the gathered method and prepare to work in the round.
Work number of rows for the length of the pointer finger from the Row Chart for Fingers.
Cut working yarn leaving an 8” tail for seaming.
Place stitches from both sliders on stitch holders for all sizes. For size L, also place the stitches next to the slider by the middle finger on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 1) on the end of the loom by the pointer finger and 2 (1, 2, 3) between the pointer and middle fingers. 1 peg remains empty between the middle and pointer fingers on both sides on all sizes now.
Take the slider on the inside of the loom off. Remove the slider that is between the middle and pointer fingers by loosening the nut on the end bolt and gently pulling the rails apart enough to slip the slider out.
Replace the end slider and place the stitches on stitch holders on the end back on the slider.
Hand Between Base of Fingers and Thumb
Place stitch marker for peg 1 on pinky finger as shown at the end of the loom. Join working yarn and prepare to work in the round.
Next 12 (10, 14, 15) rounds work all knits. YO empty pegs on the 1st round and knit those on round 2. 36 (36, 44, 46) stitches total.
Place stitches from insider slider on stitch holders. For size L, also place the stitches next to the both sliders on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 1, ) on the end by the pointer finger.
Do not cut working yarn.
Thumb
Turn the second peg slider around so the groove is facing the pointer finger and place it back on. Add the 3rd slider.
Set up the loom with the peg sliders for the thumb with 12 (10, 14, 16) pegs leaving 1 empty peg on each side between fingers for sizes C, S, and M. Do not skip a peg on size L.
Using the yarn end from the other end of the ball, CO the pegs set up with the gathered method and prepare to work in the round.
Tip: Start on the other side of the loom so the ending yarn tail will be between the thumb and pointer finger to use for seaming.
Work number of rows for the length of the thumb from the Row Chart for Fingers.
Cut working yarn leaving an 8” tail for seaming.
Place stitches from both sliders on stitch holders for all sizes. For size L on the side next to the pointer finger, also place the stitches next to the both slider on stitch holders as well. Number of stitches on stitch holders: 2 (1, 2, 1) on the outside of the thumb and 2 (1, 2, 3) between thumb and pointer finger. 1 peg remains empty between the thumb and pointer finger on all sizes now.
Take the slider on the inside of the loom off. Remove the slider that is between the pointer finger and thumb.
Replace the end slider and place the stitches on stitch holders on the end back on the slider pegs.
Bottom of Hand Below Thumb
Pick up working yarn from peg 1 on pinky finger.
Next 3 (2, 4, 5) rounds work all knits. YO empty pegs on the 1st round and knit those on round 2. 46 (46, 56, 58) stitches total.
Note: sizes are written individually from here to cuff. Please use the appropriate instructions for the size being made.
Child Size
Begin decreasing on thumb end. Move the slider on the decrease end inward with each decrease row.
R1: K20, SSK, K1, K2tog, K21
R2: K all
R3: K19, SSK, K1, K2tog, K20
R4: K all
R5: K18, SSK, K1, K2tog, K19 – 40 stitches total
R6: K all
Begin decreasing on both ends. Move both sliders inward with each decrease row.
R7: K2tog, K15, SSK, K1, K2tog, K15, SSK, K1
R8: K all
R9: K2tog, K13, SSK, K1, K2tog, K13, SSK, K1
R10: K all
R11: K2tog, K11, SSK, K1, K2tog, K11, SSK, K1 – 28 stitches total
R12: K all
Proceed to Cuff
Small Size
Begin decreasing on thumb end. Move the slider on the decrease end inward with each decrease row.
R1: K19, SSK, K2, K2tog, K21
R2: K all
R3: K18, SSK, K2, K2tog, K20
R4: K all
R5: K17, SSK, K2, K2tog, K 19 – 40 stitches total
R6-10: K all
Begin decreasing on both ends. Move both sliders inward with each decrease row.
R11: K2tog, K15, SSK, K2, K2tog, K15, SSK, K2
R12: K all
R13: K2tog, K12, SSK, K2, K2tog, K12, SSK, K2 – 32 stitches total
R14: K all
Proceed to Cuff
Medium Size
Begin decreasing on thumb end. Move the slider on the decrease end inward with each decrease row.
R1: K24, SSK, K2, K2tog, K26
R2: K all
R3: K23, SSK, K2, K2tog, K25
R4: K all
R5: K22, SSK, K2, K2tog, K24
R6: K all
R7: K21, SSK, K2, K2tog, K23
R8: K all
R9: K20, SSK, K2, K2tog, K23
R10: K all
R11: K19, SSK, K2, K2tog, K21 – 44 stitches total
R12: K all
Begin decreasing on both ends. Move both sliders inward with each decrease row.
R13: K2tog, K16, SSK, K2, K2tog, K16, SSK
R14: K all
R15: K2tog, K14, SSK, K2, K2tog, K14, SSK – 36 stitches total
R16: K all
Proceed to Cuff
Large Size
Begin decreasing on thumb end. Move the slider on the decrease end inward with each decrease row.
R1: K26, SSK, K1, K2tog, K27
R2: K all
R3: K25, SSK, K1, K2tog, K26
R4: K all
R5: K24, SSK, K1, K2tog, K25
R6: K all
R7: K23, SSK, K1, K2tog, K24
R8: K all
R9: K22, SSK, K1, K2tog, K23 – 48 stitches total
R10-14: K all
Begin decreasing on both ends. Move both sliders inward with each decrease row.
R11: K2tog, K19, SSK, K1, K2tog, K19, SSK, K1
R12: K all
R13: K2tog, K17, SSK, K1, K2tog, K17, SSK, K1 – 40 stitches total
R14: K all
Proceed to Cuff
Cuff
Next 10 (8, 12, 14, 16) rounds, *K2, P2, rep from * to end
BO off with the ribbing method.
Ribbing Bind Off
Wrap working yarn 3x around the pegs with the work.
Cut working yarn and thread on a tapestry needle.
Tip: Keep yarn tail pulled tight while working bind off.
Run needle DOWN through the stitch on peg 1.
Run needle UP through the stitch on the last peg (to the right).
Bring yarn tail behind peg 1, run needle DOWN through the stitch on peg 2.
Run needle UP through the stitch on peg 1.
Proceed to peg 3 and continue with running the needle DOWN through the stitch that hasn’t been worked and then back UP through the stitch to the right that was previously worked until all stitches have been worked.
Finish by running needle back UP through peg 1.
Take glove off the loom.
Finishing
Work Kitchener Stitch to join the stitches left on the stitch holders between the fingers.
Note: While the holes between the fingers may be simply sewn closed, the combination of the Kitchener and Mattress Stitches is recommended for a cleaner seam.
*Place the live stitches on stitch holders between the Pinky and Ring Fingers on the double point needles.
Hold work with the side with the yarn tail that was left for seaming toward the back.
Run the first double point needle through the first stitch on the right from right to left from the back of the stitch to the front.
Continue to run the double point needle from right to left from the back of the stitch to the front until all stitches on the back are loaded on the needle. Number of stitches will range from 1 on child size to 3 stitches on the large size.
Run the second double point needle through the first stitch on the right from right to left from the front of the stitch to the back.
Continue to run the double point needle from right to left from the front of the stitch to the back until all stitches on the front are loaded on the needle. Number of stitches will range from 1 on child size to 3 stitches on the large size.
Thread tapestry needle with yarn tail.
**Run tapestry needle through first stitch on front needle from right to left as shown. Leave stitch on double point needle.
Run tapestry needle through first stitch on back needle from left to right as shown. Leave stitch on double point needle.
Run tapestry needle through the front stitch from left to right. Remove the stitch from the double point needle.
Run tapestry needle through the next front stitch from right to left. Leave stitch on double point needle.
Run tapestry needle through the stitch from right to left. Remove the stitch from the double point needle.
Run tapestry needle through the next back stitch from left to right. Leave stitch on double point needle.
Continue from ** until all stitches have been removed from the double point needles.
Stitches are joined with yarn tail on the left side.
Now to seam each side of the Kitchener join with the Mattress stitch.
***Run tapestry needle through the bottom stitch on the right side of the opening.
Run the tapestry needle under the leg between the stitches on the left side.
Run the tapestry needle back through the same place the needle was drawn through before and back up between the stitches.
Run the tapestry needle through the top of the stitch on the left side.
Repeat on the right side as before.
Run the working yarn back to the inside down between the line of stitches to finish closing.
Repeat from *** on the other side of the Kitchener join.
Repeat from * between each finger until all are seamed.
Weave in ends.
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Can I use the 28″ loom okay to make these gloves as I have one of these, then I just need the sliders?
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Bellerose Socks
LOOM: Sock Loom 2
YARN: Approx 100 grams/3.5oz of worsted weight yarn. Sample used Red Heart Chic Sheep 100 grams/3.5oz;186yds/170m; colorways Suite (blue sample) and Polo (green sample).
NOTIONS: Tapestry needle, row counter (optional), stitch markers (optional), double pointed needles to hold the stitches for closing the toe
GAUGE: 9.5 sts x 15 rows= 2″ in stockinette
ABBREVIATIONS
K=knit stitch (not the ewrap)
P=purl stitch
St(s)=stitch(es)
Rnd(s)=round(s)
k2tog=knit two stitches together, a right slanting decrease
ssk=slip, slip, knit two stitches together, a left slanting decrease
yo=yarn over
NOTES: Two sizes are provided, children (adult women). When only one set of instructions is provided, use for both sizes. Sample shows 2 sizes: children and adult women size 7.5
PIN IT!
INSTRUCTIONS
Set the Sock Loom 2 to 32 (40 pegs).
Leg
Cast on 32 (40) sts, prepare to work in the rnd.
Rnds 1-8: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 9: *k2tog, yo, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 10: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 11: *yo, ssk, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 12: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 13: *k2tog, yo, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 14: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 15: *yo, ssk, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 16-26: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rep Rnds 9-26.
Heel
Follow instructions for desired size sock.
Sole and Instep
Continue working in the rnd in stockinette stitch (knit every stitch) until the sock measures 2 inches less than the desired length.
Toe
Follow instructions for Heel
Closing the toe
Keeping all sts from twisting, place the first 16 (20) sts onto a double pointed needle. Place the remaining 16 (20) sts onto another double pointed needle.
BO all sts using the Kitchener Stitch, as seen in the following tutorial: http://www.knittingboard.com/kitchener-stitch-page/
Weave all ends in. Block to set the stitches.
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Thank you so much! On disability and I also need videos, etc. This will help so much. I get yarn at Goodwill when I can. I can make gifts for my mom and until, for church as Christmas. I have a porpuse in life kinda. Thank you so much. Nora any donations would be great. LoL. Doesn’t hurt to ask.
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Water Lily Lace Scarf
Designed by Jenny Stark
Visualize a pond filled with gorgeous, purple water lilies. Consider how the roots are firmly planted down in the mud at the bottom of the pond where they find stability and nourishment. Sense the cool waters, cleansing and sustaining the plant. Finally, reflect on the pristine beauty of the blossom that floats above everything – a symbol of purity, renewal, and grace. May the lovely colors of these yarns and the beauty of this lace pattern bring the same calming, lifting feelings to your mind as you create it and then wear it or share it.
LOOM: KB Sock Loom 2
YARN: 2 skeins Red Heart Soft in Guacamole and 1 skein Red Heart Soft in Watercolors. Yarn weight = medium/4. 100% acrylic.
NOTIONS: Knitting Tool, Scissors, Tapestry Needle, Tape Measure, Cable Needle
SIZE: Fits adults
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
INSTRUCTIONS
Using the Guacamole color, working from left to right, cast on 36 stitches.
Rows 1, 3 & 5: Knit all stitches.
Rows 2, 4 & 6: Purl all stitches.
Row 7: *Knit peg. Wrap same peg 3 times. Repeat from * to end of row.
Row 8: Peg 1- begin purl in bottom stitch on peg.
Drop top 3 wraps from peg. Finish purl stitch.
*Next 6 pegs – drop the top 3 wraps from each peg. Each peg will have a stitch on it and a long loop behind it.
Carefully place the stitches from pegs 6, 5, and 4 on the cable needle.
Drop the cable needle to the center of the loom temporarily. Move the stitch from peg 3 to peg 6, the stitch from peg 2 to peg 5, and the stitch from peg 1 to peg 4.
From the cable needle – move stitch 4 to peg 1, stitch 5 to peg 2, and stitch 6 to peg 3.
Purl pegs 1-6. Rep from * until the last peg. Last peg – begin purl in bottom stitch on peg. Drop top 3 wraps from peg. Finish purl stitch.
Using the Watercolors color, repeat rows 1-8.
Alternate colors and repeat rows 1-8 until panel reaches desired length. End with the Guacamole yarn. Continuing with the Guacamole color, repeat rows 1-6 once more.
Remove the panel from the loom using the basic bind off method. Weave in all yarn ends. Lightly steam the scarf to relax the lace sections.
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Such a lovely design, Jenny! It reminds me of a Monet painting.
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Looks like this will be a very complicated pattern. I will Try it (I THINK) when I get brave enough. I’m basically a newbe knitter and not that good at it.. It really is a beautiful scarf.
Valerie
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Cable Stitch & Headband (double knit in the round)
Learn the Mock CABLE Stitch!
New stitch for the Rotating Double Knit Loom!
Working double knit ‘in the round’ is worked slightly different than double knit on a straight loom. The straight loom is worked to one end, and then back. In the round, the loom is worked in one direction around the loom.
The weight of the yarn and the stitch will determine the size from 20-22”. Works great with #4 or #5 yarn. Sample knit with Red Heart Soft, Seafoam.
Rnd(s)=round(s) st(sts)=stitch(es)
NOTES: Each cable design is 4 stitches wide. Space between each design is 4 or 5 sts. For headband (in photo) total 16 rounds.
Mark each set of design pegs with markers or yarn on outer loom. Gold yarn marks the 4 peg cable stitches.
Work the cable design on the 4 stitch sections only. After twisting the loops, wrap all pegs with stockinette stitch and hook over.
Cast on in stockinette stitch.
Rnd 1: Stockinette stitch
Rnd 2: Twist loop 1 & 2 ( place loop from cable peg 1 onto cable peg 2. Place loop from cable peg 2 onto peg 1) and Twist loop 3 & 4 (place loop from cable peg 3 onto peg 4 and, then and place cable peg 4 onto peg 3, see photo). Push loops down and then wrap in stockinette and hook over.
Rnd 3: Stockinette all pegs
Rnd 4: Twist cable peg 2 & 3, (place loop from peg 3 onto peg 2, and loop from peg 2 onto cable peg 3). Wrap in stockinette and hook over.
Rnd 5: Stockinette all.
Repeat all rnds (2-5) 3 additional times. For headband above, knit a total of 16 rnds. Bind Off with basic bind off with crochet hook at loom, and at anchor yarn. Remove the anchor yarn and weave in all yarn tails.
See links for additional info and stitches:
Rib Stitch (dk in the round) Alternate Rib Stitch (dk in the round) Open Rib Stitch (dk in the round)
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Lexi Bag
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Round Loom, mint-colored 24-peg loom by KB Looms.
YARN: Approx 150 grams of chunky weight wool. Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Chunky was used in sample.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle, D shape handles (7 width x 4.5 inches height). 2 yards of 1/2 inch wide Gross Grain Black Ribbon.
GAUGE: Approx 6 sts x 10 rows=2 inches.
SIZE: Approx 7 x 7.5 x 3.5 inches (not including handles).
ABBREVIATIONS
approx=approximate
yo=yarn over (ewrap empty peg)
k2tog=knit two stitches together- left slanting.
K=knit stitch
P=purl stitch
St(s)=stitch(es)
INSTRUCTIONS
Front & Back Panels (make 2 as follows)
Cast on 21 stitches (recommend e-wrap cast on).
Rows 1-21: Sl1, k to the end of the row.
Row 22: Sl1, *yo, k2tog; rep from * to the end of row.
Row 23: Sl1, *k1, p1; rep from * to last 2sts, k2.
Row 24: Sl1, *p1, k1; rep from * to the end of the row.
Rows 25-42: Rep Rows 23 and 24.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Side panel
Cast on 10 stitches.
Row 1-Row 74: Sl1, k to the end.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Assembly
Panels
Mattress Stitch seam the side panel to the front and back panels.
Handles
Position one of the handles on the wrong side of the back panel (close to the top). Pass the knitted fabric through the opening of the handle; fold the fabric over the handle so that it covers the bottom portion of the handle. Seam the handle in place. Repeat with the other handle.
Ribbon
Pass the ribbon through the eyelets of the bag and position it as desired. Make a bow with the two ends of the ribbon. Trim and position the bow as desired on the bag.
Note: this is a derivative work of previous Lexi Bag, created in 2009 by Isela Phelps using the Knifty Knitter loom.
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What a sweet and simple bag! Great for toting around my stuff or wrapping a nice gift up in another gift!
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Mila Purse
Designed by Isela Phelps
A small purse can be the perfect accent piece for your next event. The Mila purse depicts a horizontal chunky 8-stitch cable amidst purls. Chunky cables are possible on the knitting looms! Check out the Zippy Loom Knit Cables to learn the new technique!
LOOM: Rotating Double Knit Loom, outer ring only.
YARN: 100% mercerized wool. Red Heart Chic Sheep was used in sample [3.5oz/100g, 186yd/170m 2 skeins in Sterling color.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle, D shaped handles (pair) 8-1/8”x 4”
GAUGE: 9.5 sts x 15 rows= 2 inches in stockinette
SIZE: Approx 10” wide x 9” tall (assembled).
ABBREVIATIONS
k=knit stitch
p=purl stitch
st(s)=stitch(es)
8st LC =8 stitch Left Cable
NOTE
The pattern uses the doubling-stitch peg technique illustrated in booklet Zippy Loom Knit Cables
INSTRUCTIONS
Panel 1
Cast on 52 stitches from left to right on your knitting loom as follows: A stitch per peg on first 8 pegs, 4 stitches on the 9th peg, 4 stitches on the 10th peg, then 36 stitches, one per peg. Prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1: k to end of row (make sure you knit each individual stitch on the pegs (9 and 10) with multiple stitches)
Row 2: p until you reach peg 9 (the first peg with the multiple stitches), k8 (knit the 8 stitches that are on peg 9 and 10), p to the end of row.
Row 3: k to end of row (make sure you knit each individual stitch on the pegs (9 and 10) with multiple stitches)
Row 4: p until you reach peg 9 (the first peg with the multiple stitches), k8 (knit the 8 stitches that are on peg 9 and 10), p to the end of row..
Row 5: k to end of row (make sure you knit each individual stitch on the pegs (9 and 10) with multiple stitches)
Row 6: p until you reach peg 9 (the first peg with the multiple stitches), k8 (knit the 8 stitches that are on peg 9 and 10), p to the end of row.
Row 7: k36, *8stLC (these stitches are on the two pegs), k to end of row.
Row 8: p until you reach peg 9 (the first peg with the multiple stitches), k8 (knit the 8 stitches that are on peg 9 and 10), p to the end of row.
Repeat Rows 1-8 until panel measures approximately 12 inches from cast on edge.
Repeat Rows 1-6.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Panel 2
Cast on 52 sts (from left to right), prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1: p to end of row.
Row 2: k to end of row.
Repeat Row 1 and Row 2 until panel measures approximately 12 inches from cast on edge.
(Tip: count the number of garter stitch ridges on first panel, and do the same number of garter stitch ridges on second panel).
Assembly
Note: the panel direction is sideways so that the cable lays horizontally.
Before sewing the sides of the bag, sew the handles in place.
Once the handles are secured, seam around the bag, starting on one side, then down the bottom of the bag, then up the other side of the bag.
Weave ends in.
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I’m hoping you can answer a question for me. I have the original 30″ metal peg loom. It double knits but I would like to set it up for single knit. However it doesn’t have any connector pegs like come with the 18 &20″ boards. Do you know where I can get some?
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I have a off topic question about socks.
Your you tube sock tut using the orange sock loom was very helpful and easy to follow.
My sock at the toe end has, what I call, an ear on each side of the toe. The sock won’t follow the contour of my foot, it sticks out on each side.
My question is
Can I eliminate 2 w&t on each side and then would I just not do anything to those pegs until the last round where I just knit all the pegs?
I wouldn’t have been able to make a sock without your tut. The hardest thing for me was to do the kitchner stitch.
Thank you Isela
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Heart Hat Band
The hat band is like a headband, only wider. Not quite a hat, as the top is open for the hair to fly free, or to tuck it all in. Fun to wear, and just enough to keep your ears warm.
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom, working in round
YARN: Sample uses Lamb’s Pride Bulky, 85% wool,15% Mohair, #5. 125 yds per skein, one skein of Peacock (main) and ½ skein Lt Blue (blue)
STITCHES: Rib and Stockinette
NOTIONS: Knit hook, Crochet hook, 5 stitch markers
SIZE: 5.5” wide and 24” circumference
GAUGE: 3 st X 4 rnds=1 inch
Abbreviations:
Rnd(s)=round(s), St(s)=Stitch(s),
Place a stitch marker on peg 5, 16, 26, 35, 46, counting from beginning peg 1. The pegs with stitch markers will always be at center of heart.
These pegs will be the bottom point of each heart design. Cast on 52 pegs in double knit to work in the round, using main color. Lay anchor yarn. It will be removed.
Rnds 1-8: Work in Rib stitch
Rnd 9-16 will be the heart design
rnds, as numbered 1-8 in the graph.
Rnd 9 (#1 of graph): Tie on blue yarn at peg 5. Wrap peg 5, front to back, no twist. Carry yarn thru center of looms and wrap all 5 stitches, front to back, at stitch markers. Lay blue yarn down without cutting it.
Pick up main color yarn and work in Rib st on all pegs that are not covered with blue yarn.
Work row on all stitches.
Rnd 10 (#2 of graph): Work with blue yarn at all stitch markers covering 3 stitches with the stitch marker being the center peg. This means to wrap sts 4,5,6 on this round and likewise of all the design pegs. Complete the rnd with the main color in rib stitch. Work rnd.
Rnd 11 (#3 of graph): Work with blue yarn at all stitch markers covering 5 stitches (2 on each side of center peg). Complete rnd with main yarn in rib stitch. Work rnd.
Rnd 12 (#4 of graph): Work with blue yarn at all stitch markers covering 7 stitches (3 on each side of center peg)
Complete rnd with main yarn in rib stitch, and work rnd.
Rnd 13 (#5 of graph): Work with blue yarn at all stitch markers covering 9 stitches (4 on each side of center peg)
Complete rnd with main color, and work rnd.
Rnd 14 (#6 of graph): Repeat rnd 13.
Rnd 15 (#7 of graph): Repeat rnd 13 except skip center peg. (4 on each side of center peg, skip center peg, and 4 on right of center peg. Complete rnd with main color and be sure to work center peg with main color. Hook over all pegs.
Rnd 16 (#8 of graph): Work with blue color on 2 sts, skip 3 center pegs, and work 2 pegs on right side of center. Complete rnd with main color. Hook over all pegs. Cut blue yarn and tie to main yarn. Tuck yarn tail into knit. End of design rnds. You will have 5 blue heart designs with either 1 or 2 sts between.
Rnds 17-24: Rib stitch all stitches.
Bind off loom with basic crochet bind off keeping the edge loose. Once off the loom, bind off at anchor yarn with basic bind off. Weave in all yarn tails. Remove the anchor yarn.
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‘On the Go’ Tote (double knit)
Fun little tote for all ages. Bag has a flat, round bottom and leather attached handles for closure. Easy for beginners, wanting to do a 2-color intarsia. May be lined if desired.
Loom: Rotating Double Knit Loom, 52 pegs, worked in the round.
Yarn: Big Twist Chunky, 100% Acrylic, 195 yds per skein. Colors used in sample are Cloud White(W) and Chunky Slate(S), (1) skein of Slate and (½-1) skein of White. Machine wash and dry.
Stitches: Stockinette
Notions Needed: Knit hook, Crochet hook, Darning needle, Handle or leather straps for closure, purchased at any craft store.
Optional notions: stitch markers or rubber bands (6)
Size: 8” tall X 9” wide (flat) with 6.5” circumference bottom
Gauge: 3 sts X 5 rnds=1 inch
Techniques Used: Decrease for bottom, Vertical stripes for 2-color design
Abbreviations
rnd(s)=round(s), dec=decrease, L=left, R=right
Begin at top of bag and create the double folded border for attaching the straps.
Cast On 52 sts with Slate yarn. Work 12 rnds in Stockinette. Cut S yarn.
Add White yarn, work 4 rnds.
Do not cut the W yarn, but tie on the S yarn.
Leave both yarns attached.
Begin the design area for a total of 11 rnds based on chart below.
Work 1 rnd with S yarn.
Rnds 2-4: Start with W yarn. Work 2 sts, skip 2 sts, work 2 sts and maintain this sequence in stockinette. Lay W yarn down and work S yarn on all open pegs. Hook over.
Rnds 5-7: Start with W yarn. Work 2 sts but shift over to L side by one stitch. Now continue by skipping 2 stitches and weaving 2 stitches. Lay W yarn down and work S yarn on all open pegs. Hook over.
Rnds 8-10: Repeat rnds 5-7 by shifting over to L side by one stitch.
Rnd 11: Complete with 1 rnd of S yarn. Cut and tie S yarn; continue with W yarn (rnd 12).
Work 3 rnds of W yarn with extra weave. This gives the center of bag more structure to hold its shape.
To do this, weave full circular of stockinette, and then one more time around the loom. Some pegs will have 3 loops. Lift 2 over 1 on pegs with 3 loops, for hook over; 1 over 1 for all others.
Add S yarn and work 1 rnd in Stockinette.
Cut S yarn and knot.
Work 8 rnds with W yarn. Do not cut.
Tie on S yarn and work 1 rnd in stockinette with extra weave.
Tie on W yarn and work 5 rnds. Cut and knot W yarn.
Bag bottom will be worked with S yarn for a total of 16 rnds.
Work 2 rnds in S yarn.
The first dec is done in center of the 3 sections between the legs of the loom. You can mark these pegs, if desired. You do not need to be concerned about exact centers, just approximate.
For each dec, move one loop to adjacent peg, so that the dec peg is empty. Be sure to do the dec on both looms. Work rnd.
Work 1 rnd in stockinette skipping the empty pegs.
Next rnd, do dec on peg adjacent to first dec so that you have 2 empty pegs together on both looms. (see pics) Work rnd skipping the empty pegs.
Work 2 rnds in stockinette.
Repeat the dec rnd with a new dec between each set of the empty pegs.
Work 2 rnds after each dec rnd as before.
Work next dec rnd and follow with 2 rnds.
You will end up with a total of 18 dec stitches (empty pegs), and 34 sts remaining on loom.
Work 2 rnds on remaining pegs in stockinette.
Bind off by moving the inner loops onto pegs on outer loom. Cut a piece of S yarn (about 2 times around loom) for bind off. You can use the working yarn for this. Thread the yarn onto darning needle. Pick up each set of loops from the pegs until the remaining 34 stitches are on the yarn and off the loom. Gently draw the stitches together, sew a few stitches to close the bottom and knot. Pull yarn tail into bag.
Finishing the top and adding leather straps:
Turn bag inside out. Fold top down to meet the bottom of S section. Using the darning needle and S yarn, sew the top edge secure. You may want to keep it in place as you sew with a few double pointed needles or pins.
Turn bag to outside and attach the straps. Our sample uses 2 straps, each 21” long in black leather, and long enough to wear on shoulder. You may also like a drawstring leather string laced thru the header. Tuck in any remaining yarn tails.
Optional: leave bottom soft, or line it with rigid circular fabric.
Either way, your little bag is “off to market” and sure to please.
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Will there be a video?
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Hi Gin,
I don’t plan for a video of this pattern. If you have difficulty with any part of it, I will gladly help you with it and make a small video of that section that seems hard to understand. It is a fun project and should not give you too much trouble, but just ask if needed. -
I recently discovered some stitchology patterns I really like #36,37,38 and 39 but can not figure out which loom is being used. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I don’t understand what it means to weave. Is there any place to go where I can see the being done?
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Hi Jean,
Sorry for the confusion. In this pattern we are doing the stockinette stitch or stockinette weave. It is just referring to the way the yarn is wrapped on the pegs.
We did a process that had 3 rnds just to add some strength to the bag. It is a stockinette stitch, but before we hooked over the pegs, we did one more rnd to add a 3rd wrap on every other peg. So some had 2 loops and some had 3 loops. Then we hooked over the rnd by taking 1 over 1, or 2 over 1. So the wrap process was referred to as weaving around the pegs. I hope this simplifies the term, “weave” a little better.
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Spa Scrubbies Set (double knit)
Just in time for Mother’s Day….Exfoliant Scrubbies. Create a gift basket with scrubbies and creams, and other goodies for mom. They are washable and dry quickly, but retain their scrubbing quality.
Easy and fast to make in your choice of colors. Included: Rib knit head band, 3 scrubbies, scrubby sponge, and soap pocket scrubby. Add lotions, soap and a warm fragrant candle for relaxing atmosphere.
Loom: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom in double knit
Yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Texture, 100% polyester or cotton, 4 skeins (one red, blue, bright blue, yellow), and one skein of Scrubby Smoothie of Ocean blue, 100% cotton
These 5 skeins will make 10-12 different scrubbies.
Stitches: Stockinette, and Rib for the head band
Notions Needed: Knit hook, Crochet hook, Sewing needle
Size: Assorted
Gauge: 3 sts=1 inch
INSTRUCTIONS
Each scrubby is a different shape and size, but most instructions will work for them all.
Cast on in stockinette the amount of stitches for size desired. Always leave about 12” of yarn at beginning of cast on so you can finish the edge with it. This is done before the loop knot or first stitch.
When you want a thicker knit, you will do an extra row before hooking over. That way you will have 3 loops on each peg.
Work with this yarn slowly and carefully as one tends to grab onto the other.
The bind off will be different as a stretchy edge is not desired. Use anchor yarn for all scrubbys with smooth yarn, but they will all be removed so contrast color yarn is good.
3 loops for thick Stockinette
Regular stockinette or thick stockinette: Working in stockinette with full circular is regular stockinette. When you want a thicker material, just do an additional pass (circular) of all pegs to add a third loop on the pegs. When hooking over, pick up both bottom 2 loops over each peg.
The bind off is worked so that the edge of the scrubby is not stretchy, but tight. Move the loops from inner loom to outer loom. Then work 2 loops together with sewing needle. Be sure to pull the sewing yarn under the needle to the right to create a loop. When this is pulled snug, it will lock in the stitch and then it can be removed from the loom. Work the next stitch until the piece is off the loom. Leave 12” of yarn at last row for sewing the edge.
Regular stockinette or thick stockinette: Working in stockinette with full circular is regular stockinette. When you want a thicker material, just do an additional pass (circular) of all pegs to add a third loop on the pegs. When hooking over, pick up both bottom 2 loops over each peg.
Square Scrubbies
Red square– 7”- 8”
Cast on 24 stitches in Stockinette. We worked a thicker knit at 2nd row and row 23 to give this larger square some extra ‘scrubby’ power. Work approximately 24 rows before bind off. Work more if a larger cloth is desired.
Bold Stripe square– bright blue, yellow, red, Ocean blue, 4 rows of each
Cast on 16 stitches in Stockinette in bright blue. Work 4 rows in regular stockinette. Cut 3” yarn tail. Tie on the yellow yarn and lay yarn tails between rows of pegs.
Work 4 rows in regular stockinette. Cut 3” yarn tail. Tie on the red yarn and work 4 rows. Cut. Tie on the Ocean blue yarn and work 4 rows. Cut leaving 10” for yarn tail.
Bind off by moving inner loops to outer loom and sew with yarn tail.
Blue Stripe with 3 yarns– Ocean Scrubby, Ocean Smooth, and Bright Blue
Cast on 12 stitches in Stockinette in Ocean Smooth. Work 2 rows in regular Stockinette.
Tie on the bright blue yarn. There is no need to cut any of the yarns, just pick up the one to use when you are ready for it. Work two rows.
Work one row of Ocean Smooth.
Add the Ocean Scrubby and work two rows.
Now all 3 yarns are attached, so just use the one for the next row, and allow the others to lay out of knit.
Continue working 2 rows of bright blue, 2 rows of Ocean Smooth, 2 rows of Ocean Scrubby.
End with last 2 rows of Ocean Smooth. Leave 10” of yarn for sewing the edge.
Finish both edges with yarn tails.
Round Scrubby or sponge– worked entirely with thick stockinette
4” square and drawn up, with pompom added for a handle. The pompom is made from the scrubby textured and smooth yarn.
Cast on 14 stitches in regular stockinette. (20 stitches for a larger round scrubby) Work 18 rows in thick stockinette. Remember this means to weave down loom and return to cover all stitches with 2nd loop. Then repeat so that all pegs have 3 loops. Hook over by lifting bottom 2 loops over top of peg so all pegs, again, have one loop. Repeat the double weave. When the square is the correct size, cut yarn tail with about 20” so you can gather all 4 sides. (Hint-for easier gathering, tie on the Ocean smooth yarn for the last row of regular stockinette). This will give you the smooth yarn to do the gather around the square, but it will not show once the gather is complete). Use the yarn tail with sewing needle to lift the loops off of loom, work around one side by picking up all the stitches, lift all the loops off anchor yarn, work around 2nd side to beginning.
You can gather all the edges together to create the round scrubby. Once the stitches and edges are gathered, tie and knot the yarn. Pull yarn tails into scrubby.
Make pompom by using both the bright blue yarn and the Ocean smooth together. Tie the pompom tight and cut it to the size desired. Our sample is about 1” in length. Tie onto the top of the scrubby to create a handle for using.
Headband is worked using only the Scrubby Smoothie yarn and knit in rib stitch on the full 52 pegs in double knit on the Rotating Double Knit Loom.
Cast on all pegs in double knit in stockinette.
Work 14 rows in Rib stitch.
Do regular bind off with crochet hook. Pick up one loop from inner loom and then one from outer loom. Pull loop closest to hook thru the other. Then pick up next loop on inner loom, pull one thru the other. Continue by alternating the loops from inner loom to outer loom until you have just one loop on the hook, and pull yarn tail thru loop to knot. Bind off at anchor yarn. These edges will be stretchy.
Soap Pocket Scrubby
Cast On 16 stitches in regular stockinette with yellow Scrubby yarn. Leave 14” yarn tail for joining later.
Work one row with thick stockinette.
Work additional 5 rows in regular stockinette.
Tie in red scrubby yarn. No need to cut the yellow.
Work 2 rows with red yarn in regular stockinette.
Work 12 rows with yellow yarn.
Work 2 rows in red yarn.
Work 8 rows in yellow yarn.
Work 2 rows in red yarn. Cut and knot the red yarn and lay yarn tail into the knit.
Work 5 rows in yellow yarn in regular stockinette.
Work 1 row in thick stockinette
Work 1 row in regular stockinette. Cut yarn leaving a 12” yarn tail for bind off. Once you have completed the bind off of loom and anchor yarn, you are ready to sew the pocket together.
Fold the cast on edge up to the top red stripe, but below red stripe. Sew the side seams of pocket with yellow yarn tail remaining. If need to, add a new piece of sewing yarn. Weave in any yarn tails.
Be creative with your gift as the scrubbies and the creams and candles make for a wonderful experience. You can give a gift that expresses your creativity as well as some great products. Your arrangement can be in a basket or ceramic container or whatever you choose.
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“Red Hot” Double Sole Slippers
If your favorite slippers wear holes on the bottom, it’s a sad day! Now, double the sole– for double the wear! Keep your feet warm on a cold floor– That’s a Good Thing!
By John Kreitzer
LOOM: 18” All-n-One Loom, set for double knit with 1cm spacers.
YARN: Red Heart Super Saver #4, 100% Acrylic, One Skein in color Hot Red. Machine wash and dry.
Boucle dark grey yarn #5 used in Pompom, 10ft
Filler yarn for double sole of any color, Acrylic and washable, #6 or #7 for the power soles, approximately 20ft per slipper
STITCHES: Stockinette & basic increase
NOTIONS: Knit hook, Crochet hook, Darning Needle, 4 stitch markers (optional) or scrap yarn to mark center stitches
SIZE: Adult Medium (adjust for longer foot with additional rows; adjust for wider slipper with additional cast on stitches). This medium slipper is 11” long X 8.5” wide before sewing.
GAUGE: 7 Sts X 9 rows = 2 inches
INSTRUCTIONS
Start the slipper with the cast on at slipper toe.
Cast On 20 stitches in Stockinette. Lay anchor yarn of matching yarn in double strand. This will stay in the slipper when complete.
Rows 1 and 2: Work in Stockinette Stitch.
Row 3: Increase (1) stitch at 2nd peg and at peg #18. Work row in Stockinette.
Row 4 and 5: Work in Stockinette Stitch.
Row 6: Repeat row 3 with 2 additional increases, one at each end. You have a total of 24 stitches on the loom.
Row 7: Work row in Stockinette.
Lay the Filler Yarn across the stitches between the two rows of pegs.
Note: This is just like laying an anchor yarn but will only be placed on center 12 stitches. Lay the filler yarn at peg 3 between the rows of pegs. Place a stitch marker, or piece of contrast yarn between stitch 6 & 7 at each peg. This will mark the center stitches.
You will do your rows over the filler yarn, and the yarn will go from L to R, and then back R to L for each row on the center 12 stitches. Place stitch markers (or scrap of yarn) on pegs 6 from back end of loom on both pegs. The filler yarn will go back and forth across the stitches as you work and be locked in by the weaving and hooking of each row. On the 2nd row, you can fold back the filler yarn so that it covers only the center 12 stitches and the 6 stitches at each end are not covered by filler. After each row, pull the filler yarn snug. When hooking over each row, be sure to start on same side of loom for each row. This will be considered the front side of the loom. This will ensure that the outside of slipper is smooth with the filler yarn.
(white yarn used for clarity
Lay filler ahead to peg 3. Weave in full circular. Hook over.
Row 2 with filler folded back. Ready to weave Going back L to R for row 3.
Row 8-40: Work in Stockinette with filler yarn on center 12 stitches. Cut filler yarn and weave the filler yarn tail into sole of slipper.
Rows 41-44: Work in Stockinette with red yarn only. Bind off with basic crochet bind off.
Sewing the Slipper: Once off the loom, fold the slipper lengthwise so that the anchor yarn is the toe. The side facing you is the inside of slipper. Using the red yarn and darning needle, sew up the back end or heel of slipper using invisible stitch. Knot securely. You can see the filler color yarn on inside and sole of slipper in photo. Yarn is black.
Draw the anchor yarn carefully and securely to create the toe. Knot the ends on inside of slipper. Trim the yarn tails and weave into the knit.
Pompom: Using one strand of red yarn and one strand of the Boucle yarn (4 ft each), wrap them together around a piece of cardboard to create a bow about 4” in diameter. Tie the bow securely with double strand of yarn leaving 3-4” yarn tails. Trim the pompom to desired size and sew to top of slipper with the yarn tails. Knot on inside of slipper and trim.
Make a 2nd slipper following same instructions.
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Will there be a video on this?
I am new to this and the videos help so much
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Hi Gin,
That’s a good idea and we will add this topic to our video plans.
Is there a specific question that we could answer for you?
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i have a 12/24 peg long loom. will it be possible to make the slipper with this as i do not want
to purchase anymore looms at this time…. thanks for help…
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Luck of the Irish Shamrock
Design by Renita Harvey
The month of March makes everyone desire to be Irish. St. Patrick’s Day always brings lots of green décor that includes shamrocks everywhere.
Shamrocks are simply 3 leaf clovers and should not to be confused with 4 leaf clovers.
This pattern uses increases, decreases, and short rows to shape each leaf. While this pattern is worked on an extra fine gauge loom with DK weight yarn, Luck of the Irish Shamrocks may also be made larger by using any loom with the appropriate weight yarn for the gauge of the loom.
LOOM: Sock Loom EFG
YARN: 18 yds of DK/3 weight 100% cotton yarn, Kid Cotton in Emerald used in sample
NOTIONS: Loom tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: n/a
SIZE: approx.. 4” wide x 5” tall
ABBREVIATIONS
K – Knit
P – Purl
R – Row
K2tog – Knit 2 together
W&T – Wrap & turn – lift stitch off peg, wrap the working yarn around peg from back to front, and place loop back on the peg leaving 2 loops on the peg
M1 – Make 1 – increase by wrapping the peg with e-wrap
CO – Cast on
BO – Bind off
Rep – Repeat
St(s) – Stitch(es)
PATTERN NOTES
When working the knit on the same peg after the M1, gently tug the stitch to tighten the e-wrap increase.
Each leaf is worked as one piece and seamed up the middle. Then all 3 leaves and stem are sewn together.
Thin floral wire may be inserted in the i-cord stem to hold the shape, if desired.
INSTRUCTIONS
Leaf – Make 3
CO 1 stitch by placing the slip stitch on the peg leaving a tail 6” long for assembly.
Increases
R1: K1 – 1 st
R2: P1, m1 – 2 sts
R3: K2
R4: P2, m1 – 3 sts
R5: K3
R6: P3, m1 – 4 sts
R7: K4
R8: P4, m1 – 5 sts
R9: K5
R10: P5, m1 – 6 sts
R11: K6
R12: P6
Short rows
Wedge 1
*R13: K5, w&t
R14: P5
R15: K3, w&t
R16: P3
R17: K1, w&t
R18: P1
R19: K6
R20: P6*
Wedge 2
R21 – 28: Rep from * to * once
Wedge 3
R29: K5, w&t
R30: P5
R31: K2tog, K1, w&t
R32: P2
R33: K2tog, k3
R34: P4, m1
Wedge 4
R35: K4, w&t
R36: P4, m1
R37: K3, w&t
R38: P3
R39: K1, w&t
R40: P1
R41: K6
R42: P6
Wedge 5
R43 – 50: Rep from * to *
Wedge 6
R51 – 58: Rep from * to *
Decreases
R59: K2tog, k4 – 5 sts
R60: P5
R61: K2tog, k3 – 4 sts
R62: P4
R63: K2tog, k2 – 3 sts
R64: P3
R65: K2tog, k1 – 2 sts
R66: P2
R67: K2tog – 1 st
R68: P1
BO leaving a 6” tail for seaming
Seam with mattress stitch using one of the tails.
Refer to picture at the end of the pattern for more details.
Stem
Work a 2 peg i-cord for a length of 3”.
BO leaving a tail 6” long for sewing.
Using a tapestry needle, thread CO tail though the middle of the i-cord. Gently pull the tail to give the cord a gentle curve. Secure yarn tail.
Assembly
Using the tails on the leaves, seam each leaf to the next starting at the bottom point.
Seam edges together 2” from the point.
Sew the end of the i-cord to the bottom middle where the points of the leaves meet.
Weave in ends.
How the leaf looks when first removed from loom.
How leaf looks after gently tugging to set the stitches.
How the leaf looks after seaming the middle closed with the mattress stitch.
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Soft Tweed Poncho
The Soft Tweed Poncho is a great layering piece for the upcoming spring weather, or wear it during the winter months and stay extra warm.
LOOM: 28″ Loom with peg extenders
YARN: Approx 1350 yards of aran weight merino blend yarn. Knit Picks City Tweed Aran/HW Obsidian, 8 skeins (1312 yards) was used in sample.
NOTIONS: tapestry needle, row counter (optional).
GAUGE: 12 sts x 20 rows=2 inches in stockinette
SIZE: 25” long x 26” wide. Fits like a size Medium.
ABBREVIATIONS
k=knit
p=purl
st(s)=stitch(es)
Rep=Repeat
SPECKLED STITCH PATTERN
Multiple of 4+3
Row 1: k3, p1; rep from * to last 3 sts, k3
Row 2: k to end.
INSTRUCTIONS
(Make 2)
Cast on 131 sts, prepare to work a flat panel
Row 1, 3, 5, 7: k to end of row.
Row 2, 4, 6, 8: p to end of row.
Row 9: k4, *k3, p1; rep from * to last 7 sts, k to end.
Row 10: p4, k to last 4sts, p4.
Rep Row 9 and Row 10 until item measures 25 inches from cast on edge. (216 rows)
Bind off with basic bind off method. Weave all ends in.
Assembly
Using the mattress stitch, seam 6 inches at the shoulders, leaving a 12-inch opening for neck cowl. At the sides, position 3 buttons at each side and sew them in place through both front and back.
Cowl
Cast on 136, join to work in the round.
Rnd 1, 3, 5, 7, 9: k to end.
Rnd 2, 4, 6, 8, 10: p to end.
Rnd 11-20: k to end.
Rep last 20 rounds until item measures 10 inches from cast on edge. (Approx 90 rows)
Rep Rnds 1-10.
Bind off with basic bind off.
Assembly of neckline
Using the mattress stitch, seam the cowl to the neckline opening.
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Thrummed Mittens
Designed by Bethany A Dailey
This is the perfect season for warm, cozy mittens! This version uses a technique called thrumming, which adds sections unspun fiber into the fabric of a knitted piece to add a layer of toasty warm softness to the inside of the garment. When viewed from the outside, the thrums give the look of little hearts…perfect for February knitting!
LOOM: Sock Loom 2
YARN: approx. 108 yards bulky yarn. Sample used Bernat Softee Chunky, 108 yrds, 100% acrylic, in Natural. Also used: approx 1.25 oz of unspun fiber. Sample used Spinner’s Candy, 100% Falkland Wool, in Birth of Venus colorway.
NOTIONS: loom tool, yarn needle, crochet hook, scissors, row counter.
GAUGE: 6.5 sts x 14 rows = 2 inches in stockinette.
SIZE: junior/ adult.
ABBREVIATIONS:
Approx=approximately
k=knit stitch
CO=cast on
BO=bind off
KO=knit off
WY=working yarn
st(s)=stitch(es)
rnd(s)=round(s)
PATTERN NOTES
One strand held throughout.
All knit stitches are the true knit stitch, or U-stitch.
To Create and Place a Thrum:
Use lengths of fiber cut or pulled to 6″. The lengths should be about the same thickness once folded into thirds, as the thickness of the project yarn. Fold the length into approximately thirds, or a little bit less, and twist to form the thrum. This is then used on the peg that calls for a thrum, along with the working yarn. (Wrap the thrum around the peg above the base loop and hold the ends between your fingers to the inside of the loom. At the same time, lay the WY in front of the peg and above the thrum. Lift the base loop up and over both the thrum and the WY. The thrum and WY are knit off 2 loops over 1 in the following row.)
This pattern calls for 96 thrums per mitten, 192 total. Feel free to make them up ahead of time, or as you work each thrum.
For visual instructions on how to create thrums and begin using them in your mittens, see the following tutorial:
THRUM CHARTS
(Click on the charts to view larger)
Thrummed Mittens Chart
Simple Thrum Chart
INSTRUCTIONS
Set loom so that both end pieces are able to slide inward. CO to 32 pegs to work in the round.
Rounds 1-12: *k2, p2, repeat from * to end of round.
Round 13 & 14: k all pegs.
Rounds 15-24: Work Rounds 1-10 of the Thrummed Mittens Chart. (*see Pattern Notes for working thrums)
Thumb: Using only pegs 1-6, knit a flat panel for 30 rows. The WY will be back at peg 1 at the end of the 30 rows.
Round 25 & 26: Work Rounds 11-12 of the Thrummed Mittens Chart.
Rounds 27-50: Repeat Rounds 1-12 of the Thrummed Mittens Chart two more times.
Rounds 51-58: Repeat the following 2 row pattern:
a. Knit all sts of the round, but decrease every 4th peg. Do this by knitting 4 sts, then move the 4th loop to the 3rd peg. Knit the 2 loops over 1 in the following round. Slide both end pieces inward and shift the sts around the loom so that there are no empty pegs. Mark the original first stitch and keep this as the first stitch, even though it may move to a different peg.
b. Knit all remaining sts.
Gather BO the remaining 12 sts. Pull yarn tail with needle to the inside of the mitten, give one more careful pull to tighten all stitches, and knot securely in place.
FINISHING
Using a 15″ length of yarn, neatly stitch sides of thumb closed.
Weave in all ends and trim close to work. Thrums can be adjusted with a yarn needle or loom tool to make both “legs” even.
Block lightly.
Repeat all steps for second mitten.
Have questions or comments for Bethany? Feel free to leave a comment below! 🙂
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Hi Bethany , Thanks for video. Do you think you could do a video on the new his and hers KB sock loom? By the way a big shout out to Pat at KB looms for the great help. Love KB Looms and all looming products keep up the good work.
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Woven Ladder Scarf
By Ace Beorchia
LOOM: Zippy Loom (2) and Regular Connector (1)
YARN:
2 skeins super-bulky yarn-(appx. 160 g). [Sample used Pattons Cobbles in Winter White.]
1 skein jumbo yarn (appx. 60 g). [Sample used Premier Yarns Couture Jazz in Denim.]
SIZE: 5″ W x desired length. (Sample is 96″ long.)
Expand your loom-knitting toolkit with this Woven Ladder Scarf. Learn a new and simple technique that will give your projects a distinct look with minimal effort. You’ll be sure to turn some heads with this crafty accessory.
ABBREVIATIONS
K= knit sts=stitches
INSTRUCTIONS
Set up a loom with 2 Zippy Looms.
Cast on 8 sts; prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1: K2, skip 1 peg, K2, skip 1 peg, K2
(The skipped pegs will create small spaces where the “woven ladder” strands will be weaved at the end of the project.)
Rep Row 1 until item measures desired length from cast on row.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Tighten final row and weave in loose ends. Lay flat and block.
Woven Ladder
Loosely weave one strand of jumbo yarn (approximately 12” longer than your finished scarf) in the first “skipped peg” spaces of each row. Weave the strand through every two rows to achieve the “woven ladder” effect. Leave 6” of the strand on each end of the finished scarf.
Tassels
Using the same yarn as the woven strands, attach five 6″ tassels evenly across both ends of the scarf.
(Hint: Insert the end of the two woven strands through the nearest tassel to secure the strands of the scarf.)
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Spruce Berry Mittens
When the snow falls you’ll be ready to play with super warm mittens. Stylish enough for any occasion!
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom, set up for flat panel in double knit. Other looms may be used with 34+ double stitches.
STITCHES: Rib, Stockinette and Figure 8 for FDL design
YARN: Premier Serenity Chunky Tweed, #5, Color Cypress (G), 1-1/2 skeins. Premier Serenity Chunky, color Red Ochre (R), 1 skein and Pristine, white (W), 1 Skein. 100% Acrylic, 109 yds per skein. Machine wash, warm.
NOTIONS: Knit hook, Crochet hook, Large Darning Needle
SIZE: Adult med/large (7-7.5” from wrist to tip of middle finger)
GAUGE: 5 sts X 9 rows=2 inches in stockinette
ABBREVIATIONS
St (sts)=stitch (stitches), Inc=increase, dec=decrease,
Techniques: Increase (inc)-move loops over to create an empty peg. Lift loop from previous row on adjacent peg onto empty peg to create a new stitch.
Decrease (dec)-lift loop on one peg onto adjacent peg. This creates an empty peg and a peg with 2 loops. Shift all loops over to close in the empty peg. This removes the stitch. When hooking over, lift both loops as one.
Note: When instructed to work an inc or dec, always follow this with a weave and hook over to complete the row. It will say, “work row”.
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast On in Rib stitch. (22) stitches with G yarn. Lay anchor yarn over stitches.
Rows 1-10: Work in Rib stitch. Rest of mitten will be worked in stockinette stitch.
Work 1 row in Stockinette with G yarn.
Add W yarn at 2nd stitch and knot. Cut G yarn.
Work 2 row
s in stockinette with W yarn. Increase 1 stitch at each end at 3rd stitch after the 2nd row is complete. Work this row.
Work one additional row. Total W rows=4.
Add G yarn, and work 1 row.
Pick up W yarn, and work 1 row. Cut W yarn.
Add G yarn, and work 2 rows. After 2nd G row, inc 1 st each end. Work row. Cut G yarn.
Add W yarn, and work 3 rows. On rows 2 and 3, inc 1 stitch each end, and work rows.
There are now 30 stitches on the loom. Cut and knot the W yarn.
Add G yarn and work 2 rows.
Increase 4 stitches. Move 6 sts out from each end creating one empty at each end at peg 7 and peg 23. Then move the end 3 stitches out to create 2 more empty pegs. Be sure to add the new stitches from previous row onto empty pegs.
You now have 34 stitches on the loom.
Work 2 additional rows in G yarn.
THUMB
The thumb is worked on center 10 stitches. They will remain on the loom as you continue to work in flat panel. Leave G yarn attached at beginning of loom. Add R yarn at peg 13 or 14 for thumb stitches.
Work 10 rows in center of loom with R yarn. After each row, simply push down in center of loom to move the thumb stitches down.
Once complete, bind off the 10 sts with a dec: Move loop 1 onto peg 2, loop 3 onto peg 4, loop 5 onto peg 6, 7 onto peg 8, 9 onto peg 10. You have 5 pegs with 2 loops each. Move them together to center.
Cut R yarn with 6” yarn tail. Place yarn on darning needle and remove the thumb stitches to yarn. This will hold them until you are ready to sew the mitten. Push the thumb down so that it is below the loom.
The mitten is worked on the remaining 24 sts, 12 on each side of thumb.
Slowly, move the stitches from each side to meet in center. Be sure to move the 12 inner sts to line up with the 12 outer sts. Do same thing to other side. Once all sts are moved to meet in center, do a reinforcement twist on st 12 and st 13 by crossing them.
This twist will reinforce the base of thumb.
Work 2 additional rows in G yarn on the 24 sts.
Do increase at st 3 and st 22 after 2nd row of G is complete. Cut G yarn. There are now 26 sts on the loom.
Add W yarn at 2nd peg. Work 2 rows in W yarn. Leave W yarn attached.
Add R yarn at peg 2 by tying it in center between the rows of pegs.
Work 3 rows with W and R yarn to complete the Fleur de Lis pattern.
Fleur de Lis There are five R designs, worked in 3 rows.
Each has: Row 1 with a center stitch,
Row 2 with 3 stitches,
Row 3 has 1 center stitch.
There are 2 stitches between the designs at center sts. Work all R sts in Figure 8 stitch, and then add the W yarn in stockinette.
It goes like this:
Row 1 & 3: Wrap st 4, 9, 14, 19, 24 with R yarn in Figure 8. Lay R yarn down but do not cut. Work remaining pegs with W yarn in stockinette. Hook over.
Row 2: Wrap sts 3,4,5, -8,9,10,-13,14,15,-18,19, 20, -23, 24, 25 with R yarn in Figure 8. Work remaining pegs with W yarn in stockinette.
You will note that the Figure 8 wrap is only moving R to L, or L to R. The yarn tail will end at R end of loom after the 3 rows. Cut R yarn.
Work 2 rows with W yarn. You can tie the R yarn tail onto the W yarn at R side at next row. Cut W yarn and tie on G yarn.
Work 4 rows of G yarn.
Decrease row (dec): Dec by 4 sts at each of the dec rows. Work the dec on peg 3 from each end, and center 2 pegs. This leaves 4 empty pegs, 1 at each end and 2 in center. Shift the loops to close in the empty pegs. Work row.
Work one regular row with G yarn. (no dec)
Next 2 rows, do dec rows and work each row.
Work one regular row.
Work 1 dec row. Work row.
Now 10 sts on loom. Cut G yarn with 10” yarn tail.
Removing the mitten from loom: Move the loops from inner loom to outer loom so that the inner loom is empty. Hook over to have only one loop on each of the 10 pegs. Shift loop from peg 1 onto peg 2, 3 to 4, 5 to 6, 7 to 8, 9 to 10. Move stitches towards center. Place yarn tail on darning needle and pick up all loops so that they are on the yarn and free of the loom. Remove the mitten.
Sewing and Finishing
Once the mitten is off the loom stretch it out so that the inc and dec are even and well shaped. Fold in half. The sewing will look best if you use the same color yarn as the stripes dictate. Start with the thumb and sew the R sts together with the yarn tail. Once you get to the G open area at base of thumb, change to G yarn. Sew this securely.
Move to top of mitten and draw the bind off sts up with yarn tail, Knot. Continue with G yarn until you get to the W fleur de lis section. Change to W yarn and do all the W sections. Knot each one. Use G yarn to complete the sewing down to the cuff. Be sure to match the color sections for a professional looking mitten. If you have any yarn tails to cut and weave into knitting, do these before sewing the cuff. Once the cuff is closed up, it will be more difficult to get into the inside to trim yarn tails. Once complete, you will repeat all instructions for the 2nd mitten.
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Nubes Scarflette
LOOM: Zippy Loom (3) and connectors (2)
YARN: 50 yards of super bulky yarn. Sample used Loops and Threads Chunky in GL322 (5.2oz/150g | 27 yds/25m)
NOTIONS: Tapestry needle, row counter (optional). Decorative button
GAUGE: 4sts x 4 rows=2 inches
SIZE: 30″ L x 8″ wide (at smallest point) 11″ (at widest point).
A less than 2-hour knit! Grab your Zippy loom and knit this quick knit! Stay warm and cozy in the Nubes Scarflette.
ABBREVIATIONS
k=knit
p=purl
st(s)=stich(es)
CO=Cast on (Sample used the ewrap cast on and then the tightening CO technique to clean up the edge)
Note: to cast on at the beginning of the row, you can ewrap the empty peg.
INSTRUCTIONS
Assemble the three Zippy looms together. You will cast on the furthest peg to the left; the first 4 pegs will be empty.
CO 8sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1: k to end.
Row 2: p to end.
Rep Row 1 and Row 2: 2x
*Next row: CO 1 st at the beg of row, k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Next row: k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Rep from * 3x more (12 pegs have stitches now).
Next row: k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Rep last 2 rows: 7 more times (total of 14 more rows).
**Next row: Move stitch from first peg to the second peg, k to end (1 st decreased).
Next row: p to end.
Next row: k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Rep from ** 3x more (8 pegs have stitches on them).
Next row: k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Next row: k to end.
Next row: p to end.
Bind off with basic bind off method. Weave all ends in.
Add a button (maybe two) to secure the two ends of the scarflette close at the front.
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Eydis Scarflette
As the crisp mornings come to us, the yearning for something soft and snuggly around the neck beckons us to grab our looms and create!
LOOM: His & Her Sock Looms, Purple, 64 pegs.
YARN: 450 yrds extra fine merino wool fingering weight yarn. Sample used Araucania in Huesco, color 7.
NOTIONS: tapestry needle, row counter (optional). 3 small buttons, size 7/16” (11mm)
GAUGE: not relevant for this project.
SIZE: approx 9” wide x 31” long
ABBREVIATIONS
p=purl
k=knit stitch (may use the u-stitch)
yo=yarn over
k2tog=A right slanting decrease. Takes place over 2 pegs. Number the pegs 1 and 2, from right to left, as follows: Peg 2 -Peg 1. Remove stitch from peg 1 and hold it. Move stitch from peg 2 to peg 1. Place the loop you are holding back on peg 1. Work both loops together as one loop. *Note: usually, you move this loop over to peg 2 to leave peg 1 empty to create a yarn over.
ssk=A left slanting decrease. Takes place over 2 pegs. Number the pegs 1 and 2, from right to left, as follows: Peg 2 -Peg 1. Remove stitch from peg 2 and place it on peg 1. Work both loops together as one loop.
NOTES
The stitch pattern repeats over 18 stitches (18 pegs). The first 5 pegs and last 5 pegs will always be in garter stitch. The stitch pattern repeats 3 times in the middle 54 pegs. A stitch pattern breakdown is provided at the end of the pattern. Recommend to try out the stitch pattern first before embarking on the project.
Chart provided if you prefer to work from a chart. Chart shows the stitch pattern over 18 pegs and from Row 1-Row 12 of the stitch pattern.
INSTRUCTIONS
Edging
Cast on 64 sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
**Row 1: k to end. Note: Row 1 should be in a right to left direction (clockwise around the loom).
Row 2: p to end.
Rep Row 1 and Row 2: 3 more times.
Body
Row 1, 2: k to end of row.
Row 2, 4: p5, k to last 5 sts, p5.
Row 5: k5, *k2tog 3 times, [yo, k1]6x, ssk 3 times, rep from * to last 5 sts, k5
Row 6: p5, k to last 5 sts, p5.
Row 7, 9, 11: k to end of row.
Row 8, 10, 12: p to end of row.*
Rep from ** to ** until item measures 27” inches from cast on edge.
Next row: k to end of row.
Next row: p to end of row.
Bind off with basic bind off method. Weave all ends in.
Steam block to measurements.
Secure 3 buttons along the side of the scarf. See picture below for placement.
How to do Row 5
To facilitate the stitch pattern breakdown, we will concentrate on the 18 stitches of the lace stitch pattern. The instructions below will start on peg 6 of your loom. On Row 5, the lace row, the first 5 pegs are knitted. The stitch pattern begins on Peg 6—for the purpose of this demonstration, peg 6 will be called peg 1.
- Move loop from peg 1 to peg 2. Two loops on peg 2. Knit peg 2. Move loop from peg 2 to peg 1.
- Move loop from peg 3 to peg 4. Two loops on peg 4. Knit peg 4. Move loop from peg 4 to peg 2.
- Move loop from peg 5 to peg 6. Two loops on peg 6. Knit peg 6. Move loop from peg 6 to peg 3.
- Pegs 4, 5, and 6 are empty.
- Move loop from peg 7 to peg 5.
- Move loop from peg 8 to peg 7.
- Ewrap peg 4, knit peg 5.
- Ewrap peg 6, knit peg 7.
- Ewrap peg 8, knit peg 9.
- Remove loop from peg 18 and hold it momentarily. Move loop from peg 17 over to peg 18. Place loop you are holding back on peg 18.
- Remove loop from peg 16 and hold it momentarily. Move loop from peg 15 over to peg 17. Place loop you are holding on peg 17.
- Remove loop from peg 14 and hold it momentarily. Move loop from peg 13 over to peg 16. Place loop you are holding on peg 16.
- Move loop from peg 12 to peg 15.
- Move loop from peg 11 to peg 13.
- Move loop from peg 10 to peg 11.
- Ewrap peg 10, knit peg 11.
- Ewrap peg 12, knit peg 13.
- Ewrap peg 14, knit peg 15.
- Knit to the end of the row (the pegs that have 2 loops on them (pegs 16, 17 and 18) treat both loops as one loop).
Special note: pegs 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 should have been ewrapped (yarn over).
Repeat these instructions every 18 pegs. I recommend getting masking tape and marking your knitting loom (on the masking tape) 1-18, three times—the stitch pattern repeats itself 3 times around the loom. Pegs 1-5 are not part of the stitch pattern, pegs 60-64 are also not part of the stitch pattern.
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Faire Isle Beanie
Finally, a warm, stylish beanie that will be equally stunning on 5th Avenue or at the high school football game! Fair Isle is a knitting technique that uses multiple strands of different colored yarn to create intricate knit patterns. This hat will quickly become a staple accessory in your wardrobe!
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Round Loom Set (Large, 80 peg loom)
YARN: Worsted Weight (#4)
Red Hearts Super Saver (100% Acrylic) used in sample
Color A: approximately 60 g/110 yds (Soft Navy used in sample)
Color B: approximately 20 g/37 yds (Charcoal used in sample)
SIZE: Adult Unisex
COMPLEXITY: Late beginner to early intermediate
ABBREVIATIONS
st(s): Stitch(es)
rnd: Round
rep: Repeat
INSTRUCTIONS
Because this pattern is worked in the round, the pattern may be slightly staggered by one row between the first and last stitches in the round. This is normal and should be expected.
Note: A chart is located at the bottom of the pattern for your convenience. If using the chart, starting from the bottom, repeat the chart 16 times until you reach the end of each row. Then move up to the next row. Refer to the pattern for instructions between rows.
Cast on 80 sts in color A, prepare to work in the round
Rnd 1-21: ek80 in color A
The brim is created by bringing the cast on row stitches (the bottom row of the work on the loom) back onto the top of the pegs. You should now have two rows of yarn on your pegs (row 21 on the bottom of the pegs and the cast on row on the top of the pegs). Next, simply work row 21 over the cast on row. This will create the double-thick brim.
Rnd 22: *ek1 in color A, ek1 in color B, ek 3 in color A; rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 23: *ek1 in color B, ek1 in color A, ek1 in color B, ek2 in color A; rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 24-25: *ek3 in color A, ek2 in color B; rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 26: rep rnd 23
Rnd 27: rep rnd 22
Rnd 28: *ek4 in color A, ek1 in color B, rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 29: *ek3 in color A, ek1 in color B, ek1 in color A, rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 30: rep rnd 28
Rnd 31: rep rnd 29
Rnd 32-33: ek80 in color A
Rnd 34-36: *ek3 in color B, ek2 in color A; rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 37-38: rep rnd 32
Rnd 39-40: ek80 in color B
Rnd 41-42: rep rnd 32
Rnd 43-44: rep rnd 39
Rnd 45-47: *ek3 in color A, ek2 in color B; rep from * to end of rnd
Rnd 48-50: rep rnd 39
Rnd 51-55: rep rnd 32
Bind off with gather removal method. Weave in ends.
Finish by attaching a pompom in color B to the top of the hat.
CHART
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I have a question about this pattern (Chunky Open Braid Beanie)….
In the section “SHIFT TO CHUNKY BRAID PATTERN” it states to work one round in A yarn.
Are we to work one round using the STOCKINETTE STITCH or the RIB STITCH?
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I have a question about this pattern (Chunky Open Braid Beanie)….
In the section “SHIFT TO CHUNKY BRAID PATTERN,” it states to work one round in A yarn.
Are we to work one round using the STOCKINETTE STITCH or the RIB STITCH?
Please confirm, thank you