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Thick & Quick Cable Mittens
Designed by Denice Johnson
Loom: ‘Premium’ Chunky Round Loom Set, 24 peg loom used.
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick 90 yards (2 skeins)
Notions: knit hook, sewing needle.
Gauge: 8 stitches & 11 rows to 3″ of pattern.
Finished Size: Adult 8.5″ around by 12″ long measured from cuff to finger tip.
Stitches:
Ewk: ewrap knit
P: purl
Cbl: cable
Notes:
The cable (cbl) is worked over two stitches: to create the cable, skip the first peg keeping the working yarn behind the peg, proceed to the second peg, ewrap and knit over the second peg, lift the new loop off the peg and hold with your fingers making sure not to untwist the loop, move the stitch from the first peg and place on the second peg, place the stitch you are holding on to the first peg, gently tug on the working yarn to tighten the stitches, ewrap and knit over the second peg. The cable is now complete.
INSTRUCTIONS
The left mitten is worked clockwise, the right mitten is worked counter clockwise.
Ewrap cast on 24 pegs, prepare to work in the round.
Cuff
Rows 1-5: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Mitten Body
Rows 6-8: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Row 9: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Rows 10-12: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Row 13: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Rows 14-16: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Row 17: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Rows 18-20: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Row 21: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) for row
Row 22: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Thumb:
The thumb is worked as a flat panel, worked over pegs 20-24 (5 pegs total).
Row 1: ewk pegs 24 to peg 20
Row 2: ewk pegs 20 to 24
Repeat rows 1& 2 for 24 rows.
Prepare to work in the round, continuing from row 22 that was worked in the round for the mitten body.
Row 23-24: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Row 25: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, cbl, ewk 13
Row 26-28: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Row 29: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, cbl, ewk 13
Row 30-32: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Row 33: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, cbl, ewk 13
Row 34-36: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Row 37: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, cbl, ewk 13
Row 38-40: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Row 41: (cbl, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, cbl, ewk 13
Row 42-44: (ewk2, p1) repeat ( ) 3x, ewk15
Adjust pattern accordingly to insure a perfect fit.
Bind off with gather bind off method.
Weave in ends.
Turn mitten inside out, using a 12″ piece of matching yarn sew up both sides of thumb from the inside of the mitten.
Set stitches by gently tugging on the cast on edge and bind off edge.
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Lacy Shimmer Hat & Cowl (double knit)
Most versatile cowl for any weather! Wear it for warmth, or just as a fashion statement. Knit in fine, lightweight yarn.
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom with 60 Peg Loom Toppers for cowl. Both are set up for double knit.
YARN: Lion Brand ‘Shawl in a Ball’, #4 worsted yarn. Cotton and Acrylic blend, machine wash and lay flat to dry. Color, Feng Shui Grey. 1 skein is enough for both cowl and hat.
STITCHES: Rib, Stockinette
NOTIONS: Knit hook, crochet hook, darning needle
SIZE: 12” x 23”, laying flat (doubled) for cowl. Hat fits 22-24” adult head.
GAUGE: 3 sts and 4 rnds=1”
INSTRUCTIONS
COWL Cast on all 60 pegs in Stockinette. Lay anchor yarn around loom to secure stitches.
Round 1: Rib Stitch
Repeat round one until knit is 12” from cast on stitches, or 50 rounds.
Bind off loosely in rib stitch with crochet hook. Remove from loom.
Bind off loosely at anchor yarn with basic bind off working one strand over one . Carefully remove the anchor yarn.
Weave in any yarn tails. Both edges should be very stretchy.
Your cowl should adapt to scrunched or rolled neck piece. It is also wide enough to be pulled up to cover your head.
HAT Matching hat is made with the original 52 peg looms. Fits adult 22-24” head.
Cast on all 52 pegs in Stockinette. Lay anchor yarn around loom.
Rounds 1-6: Rib stitch
Rounds 7-18: Stockinette for fullness around head.
Change to Rib stitch and work until the hat measures approximately 9” from cast on.
Cut yarn with about 12” of yarn tail remaining.
Move inner loops onto outer pegs, so that there are 2 loops on each of the outer pegs and the inner loom is empty.
Place the yarn tail onto darning needle. Go around loom and pick up the loops on each peg and place onto the yarn. Once the loops are all on the yarn, remove hat from loom. Gather the top of hat by pulling gently on yarn. Before pulling tight, go around the stitches again for a strong gathering yarn. Gather snuggly. Knot on inside of hat with some securing stitches. Trim and weave in ends.
Pom-pom: Start wrapping the yarn around fingers or 4” wide cardboard. Wrap approximately 100 rounds with the section of the skein of yarn to reflect the colors desired. Tie the rounds of yarn securely with a double strand of yarn with 4” tails. Once tied, these tails can be used to tie the pompom onto the hat. Cut the loops so that they are single strands.
Cut pompom to desired length and shape. Tie and knot to inside of hat. Weave in yarn tails.
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Hourglass Cable Hat
Designed by Isela Phelps
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Round Looms, using 48 peg, 24 peg looms.
YARN: Approx 120 yds of Super Bulky Acrylic-Wool blend. Shetland Chunky by Patons was used in sample. 75 yards used. 5 weight yarn. 75% acrylic / 25% wool.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 6.5 sts x 10 rows = 2 inches in stockinette
SIZE: Fits adults (circumference up to 21”)
LEVEL: Intermediate-Advanced. Knowledge of cables and chart reading required.
ABBREVIATIONS
bo=bind off
cn=cable needle
co=cast on
k=knit stitch or u-stitch
p=purl stitch
rnd(s)=round(s)
st(s)=stitch(es)
BCP=see notes
FCP=see notes
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 48 sts join to work in the round (recommend the non-loopy e-wrap cast on method).
Link to cast on: https://youtu.be/p5KKwVZGRCc
Rnds 1-5: p1, *k2, p2: rep from * to last peg, p1.
Body
Rnds 6-38: Work Hourglass Stitch Pattern as shown on chart.
Crown
Next 2 rnds: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Transfer all the stitches to the 24-peg knitting loom, 2 stitches per peg.
Next 2 rnds: *k1, p1: rep from * to end of rnd.
Thread tapestry needle with yarn and finish with gather bind off method.
Basic Hourglass-multiple of 8sts
NOTES
Back Cross (BCP): Slip 1 stitch to cn and hold towards the center of the loom (peg is now empty), knit the next peg then move this loop to the emptied peg, place the stitch from the cn on the empty peg then proceed to purl it.
Front Cross (FCP): Slip 1 stitch to cn and hold towards the front of the loom (peg is now empty), purl the next peg then move this loop to the emptied peg, place the peg from the cn on the empty peg, proceed to knit it.
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Winter Cascade Super Scarf
Designed by Amanda Pratt
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom, using 40 double pegs
YARN: Approximately 600 yds of worsted weight acrylic yarn. Sample used Caron Simply Soft in Pistachio, White, and Autumn Red, 200 yards each.
STITCHES: Stockinette and Ewrap
NOTIONS: Knit hook, tapestry needle, crochet hook, row counter (optional)
SIZE: 72” x 12”
ABBREVIATIONS
EW=ewrap, S = Stockinette Stitch, R=Red, W= White
G=Green, KO=Knit Off
INSTRUCTIONS
Video: https://youtu.be/Ju3hWUHo6-U
Cast On 40 double stitches with Stockinette (40 on both inner and outer looms). Be prepared to work a flat panel.
PART 1
Row 1-3: with R, S to end of row.
Row 4-5: with W, S to end of row.
Row 6: with G, S to end of row.
Row 7-8: with W, S to end of row.
Row 9-11: with R, S to end of row.
Video: https://youtu.be/n4SK9CLGVrs
Join R and G.
Video:
Row 12: https://youtu.be/fV_gPOjJiX4
Outer loom will all be R (red) inside loom will be W (white).
PART 2
CHART (see at end of pattern)
Video: https://youtu.be/7rxeq0UfynE
Row 1: R3, W1, R3,W1,R1, W1, R3, W1, R6, W1,R6, W1,R3, W1, R1, W1,R3, W1, R2
Row 2: R5, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1,R5, W3,R3, W3,R5, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1, R5, W1
Row 3: W2, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W3, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1
Row 4: W2, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3, R1, W2, R1, W2, R1, W3, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3
Row 5: R3, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R3, W3, R1, W3, R3, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R2
Row 6: R2, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1, R3, W1,R1, W1, R2, W2, R3, W2, R2, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1, R3, W1, R1,W1, R1
Row 7:R1, W1,R1, W1, R1, W1,R5, W1, R1, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1, R5, W1,R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1
Row 8: R1, W1, R2, W2, R3, W2, R2, W1, R1, W1,R3, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1, R2, W2, R3, W2, R2, W1,R1, W1
Row 9:R1, W1,R3, W3, R1, W3,R3, W1,R1, W1,R5,W1,R1, W1, R3, W3,R1, W3,R3, W1
Row 10:R1, W3, R1, W2, R1, W2, R1, W3, R1, W1,R1, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1,R1, W3,R1, W2, R1, W2,R1, W3,R1, W1
Row 11: R3, W3,R1, W1, R1, W1,R1, W3, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1,R3, W3,R1, W1,R1, W1,R1, W3, R2
Row 12: R3, W3, R3, W3, R5, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1,R5, W3, R3, W3,R4
Row 13: R1, W1,R6, W1,R6, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1, R3, W1, R6, W1,R6, W1
Row 14: R3, W3,R3, W3, R5, W1,R1, W1, R1, W1,R5, W3, R3, W3,R4
Row 15: R3, W3, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W3, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3, R2
Row 16: R1, W3, R1, W2,R1, W2,R1, W3, R1, W1, R1, W1, R3, W1, R1, W1,R1, W3,R1, W2,R1, W2,R1, W3, R1, W1
Row 17: R1, W1, R3, W3, R1, W3,R3, W1,R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1,R3, W3,R1, W3, R3, W1,R1
Row 18: R1, W1, R2, W2,R3, W2, R2, W1, R1, W1,R3, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1 , R2, W2,R3, W2, R2, W1,R1, W1
Row 19: R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1
Row 20: R1, W1,R1, W1, R3, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1, R2, W2,R3, W2, R2, W1,R1, W1,R3, W1,R3, W1,R1, W1, R2
Row 21: R3, W1,R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1,R3, W3,R1, W3,R3, W1,R1, W1, R5, W1, R1, W1, R2
Row 22: R3, W1,R1, W1, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3,R1, W2,R1, W2,R1, W3, R1, W1,R1, W1, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W3
Row 23: W2, R3, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1,R3, W3,R1, W1,R1, W1,R1, W3,R3, W1, R1, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1, R4
Row 24: R5, W1, R1, W1, R1, W1,R5, W3, R3, W3,R5, W1,R1, W1,R1, W1,R5, W1
Change colors based on chart.
Repeat part 2 row 1-24, 10 more times.
Repeat part 1 row 1-11.
*color change chart*R-W, W-G, G-W, W-R, G-R, R-G, G-R, W-R, G-W, W-G, R-W
BIND OFF:
Video: https://youtu.be/WaVxtHQmS0w
Remove each stitch from the inside loom and place on the outer loom. Each peg used on the outer loom (40 pegs) will have 2 loops on it. Treat both loops as one.
Step 1:EW peg 1 and 2, KO.
Step 2: Remove loop from peg 2 and place on peg 1, KO.
Step 3: EW peg 1, KO. Move loop from peg 1 to peg 2.
Repeat Step 1-3 until 1 stitch is left.
Cut yarn at least 4 inches long. Remove last stitch from loom and pull the yarn tail through the loop. Weave in ends.
Other Help:
Full Video: https://youtu.be/3vrmOpLgQ04
Crochet cast on edge: https://youtu.be/yiooPWsOo0
Russian Join 1 color: https://youtu.be/rH38GIAg1Ss
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Basic Chunky Mittens
| LOOM: 24 peg, Premium Chunky Round Loom (mint color loom)
YARN: Approx 110 yds of bulky weight merino wool. Malabrigo Chunky in Paris Night color. 100g (3.53oz), 104 yds (95 m) NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle GAUGE: 6.5 sts x 10 rows = 2 inches in stockinette SIZE: Fits adult size women |
ABBREVIATIONS
k=knit stitch or u-stitch
p=purl stitch
st(s)=stitch(es)
rnd(s)=round(s)
INSTRUCTIONS
(make 2)
Cast on 24 sts, join to work in the round.
Rnd 1-18: *k2, p2; rep from * to end of rnd.
Next 18 rnds: k to end of rnd.
Remove the first 4 stitches (from pegs 1-4) off the knitting loom and onto a piece of scrap yarn. The first 4 pegs are empty.
Cast on 4 stiches with the ewrap method. K to end of rnd. (24 stitches back on the loom).
Next 25 rnds: k to end of rnd.
Bind off with gather removal method. Weave all ends in.
Thumb Instructions
Thumb is worked as a flat panel over 8 stitches as follows:
Place the 4 live stitches from the piece of scrap yarn back on the knitting loom. Leaving a 10-inch beginning yarn tail, form a slip knot and place the slip knot 2 pegs to the right from the first stitch, cast on 1, knit 4 (the ones from the project), cast on with the ewrap method. (8 sts total on the loom).
Next 22 rows: k to end of row.
Bind off with flat removal method. Cut yarn leaving a 110-inch yarn tail end.
Thread the yarn tail end through a tapestry needle. Mattress stitch seam the bind off edge of the thumb to the cast on edge of the thumb (see photo below for assistance).
Using the mattress stitch method, seam down the sides of the thumb, and down the sides.
Weave all tail ends.
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Striped Hat/Scarf with embellishments (dk)!
Ho, Ho Ho! They will you coming in this one!! It’s a simple hat and scarf design. Just sew on your favorite holiday accent to embellish your garment… a fun twist to the classic hat and scarf set!
Designed by Denice Johnson
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom, with ’60 peg’ loom topper .
YARN: Caron One Pound,
Worsted weight yarn
Main Color: aprox 264 yards
Contrast Color: aprox 10 yards
White: 80 yards
NOTIONS: knit hook, crochet hook, sewing needle, Christmas accents.
GAUGE: 14 stitches and 12 rows =3″
FINISHED SIZE: Adult
Hat: 22″x 9″
Scarf: 4″ wide x 50″ long
STITCHES
Stockinette and Rib
Rib Stitch with wrapping complete
INSTRUCTIONS
Hat
In main color, cast on all 60 pegs with basic Stockinette stitch working in the round in double knit, lay anchor yarn in contrast color.
Rib Stitch with stitches hooked over
Rows 1-5: work in rib stitch
Row 6: work in stockinette stitch
Cut main color, tie on contrast color.
Row 7: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on white.
Rows 8-17: work in stockinette stitch
Cut white, tie on contrast color.
Row 18: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on main color.
Rows 19-28: work in stockinette stitch
Move the inner loom loops to the outer loom. The inner loom will be empty and the outer loom will have 2 loops on each peg. Lift the bottom loops over the top loops so there are only just 1 loop on each of the pegs. Remove the inner loom topper.
The remainder of the hat will be worked in single knit.
Rows 29-33: work in rib stitch (knit 2, purl 2)
Bind off by using the gather bind off method, weave in all yarn ends. Crochet the cast on edge and remove anchor yarn.
Scarf
In main color, cast on 19 pegs with basic Stockinette stitch working as a flat panel in double knitting, lay anchor yarn in contrast color.
Rows 1-10: work in stockinette stitch
Cut main color, tie on contrast color.
Row 11: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on white.
Rows 12-31: work in stockinette stitch
Cut white, tie on contrast color.
Row 32: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on main color.
Rows 33-152: work in stockinette stitch
Cut main color, tie on contrast color.
Row 153: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on white.
Rows 154-173: work in stockinette stitch
Cut white, tie on contrast color.
Row 174: work in stockinette stitch
Cut contrast color, tie on main color.
Rows 175-184: work in stockinette stitch
Move the inner loom loops to the outer loom. The inner loom will be empty and the outer loom will have 2 loops on each peg. Lift the bottom loops over the top loops so there are only just 1 loop on each of the pegs. Crochet the loops off in chain fashion. Crochet the cast on edge and remove anchor yarn. Weave in all yarn ends.
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Introducing…Loom Holder Connectors!
Now any loom can rotate on an elevated base!
The Loom Holder Connectors convert the ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom base into a Universal Loom Holder.
Kit includes: (3) loom holder connectors and (6) fabric bands (3 smaller bands are attached to the holders. To attach wider looms, replace the small bands with the larger ones.)
How it works…
The loom holder consists of a leg connector, and a ‘tray’. Each holder connector snaps onto a leg of the rotating base. The ‘tray’ or, top part of the connector, holds the loom. The trays rotate around to adjust to each loom. This allows the holders to work with various loom sizes. The connectors are very strong and sturdy.
To begin set up, simply evaluate your loom size, and insert the 3 legs into the rotating base using either the outer, or the inner openings on base. If you are setting up a large round loom, the outer leg locations work best, and smaller looms use the inner leg locations.
Rotate the trays to best position to fit your particular loom. Now take your loom and set on top of the 3 trays. Turn and adjust the trays so that they are balanced with the rotating base. Once loom is placed comfortably on trays, simply wrap the fabric bands around loom and secure to bottom of tray. The bands will hook over one of the knobs, located on bottom of the tray. You can use your fingers or knit hook to attach bands.
If you are working with a larger loom with wider base, for example, the afghan loom, remove the small fabric bands and replace with the larger fabric bands that come in the kit.
The connectors work to hold many loom shapes and sizes.
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WOW! This is just wonderful news. Thank you to the folks at Knitting Board!
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OMG!!! I had asked you if you could make a rotating loom with 36pegs, and if not, could you make something rotating to hold looms. You answered back by saying to watch for something new at the end of the year… And you did it. Actually you made 2 new items, but you made the rotating loom bigger, not smaller. But, unfortunately, I cant purchase both items because they are a little to pricy. I will not use the original loom that comes with the rotating base, so it would be a waste to purchase it. All in all, it is a terrific new concept.
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Can the looms that are made for the rotating loom, be put on this one? I Have the orginal and just bought the new one Without the base). Was wondering if it can be put on this so that I can have 2 projects going at the same time.
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This sounds great, what is the price of the Loom Holder connectors.? I already have the rotating double knit loom……..Jettie
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I think that is awesome
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I like it! I have enjoyed all the looms I have purchased over the years. This is the best idea so far. As soon as Christmas is over, I’m purchasing this!
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Wow this is awesome. Looks like it will come in handy for all KB loooms
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Brilliant! This will help me continue to work a a blanket using the S KB loom?
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I have made a similar set up with some blocks on my KB rotating loom so I could use my KB orange loom, and it worked, but I seriously love what your team came up with, and would love to give these a try? Thanks to your team for always coming up with great ideas?
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Where is the add to cart? Can’t find the option to buy….
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This is an awesome idea! When will it be available?
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Interesting
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Is there a round loom I can make a hat with Chunky wool.(6). Also
is the small loom on the Rotating Loom the hat size for a baby?Thank you kindly
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Will you be selling the loom holder and connectors separately? I do not need anymore looms, but I would really love to have the holder and connectors and would purchase them immediately if they became available. Buying more looms would just be a waste of money for me as I have all I need or want. Just the holder and connectors would be wonderful.
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Holidays Slouchy Hat
LOOM: All-n-One Knitting Loom + 1 peg slider.
YARN: Approx 200 yds of worsted weight merino wool yarn. Chic Sheep by Red Heart was used in sample. 186yds (170m); 3.5oz (100g) in colors: Lace (A), Lipstick(B), Polo (C).
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle.
GAUGE: 11 sts x 18 rows=2”.
SIZE: Fits up to 20” head circumference.
ABBREVIATIONS Approx=approximate k=knit stitch. May substitute with u-stitch. p=purl stitch st(s)=stitch(es) rnd(s)=round(s) A=Lace colorway B=Lipstick colorway C=Polo colorway
INSTRUCTIONS
Set the All-n-One Loom to 80 sts using the 1-peg sliders at each end. Sliders will move inward in pattern.
With A, cast on 80 sts, prepare to work in the round.
Rnd 1-10: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Next rnd: k to end. Cut A, join B.
*Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut B, join C.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut C, join A.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut A, join B. *
Rep from * to *: 1 more time.
Decrease rnd: move sliders in one space inwards; you will decrease by 4 sts. (76sts remain)
*Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut B, join C.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut C, join A.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut A, join B.
Decrease rnd: move sliders in one space inwards; you will decrease by 4 sts. (72sts remain)
*Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut B, join C.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut C, join A.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut A, join B.
Decrease rnd: move sliders in one space inwards; you will decrease by 4 sts. (68sts remain)
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut B, join C.
Decrease rnd: move sliders in one space inwards; you will decrease by 4 sts. (64sts remain)
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut C, join A.
Next 6 rnds: (you will decrease by 4 sts each rnd.):
K to end.
Cut A, join B.
(From 64sts down to 40)
Next 6 rnds: (you will decrease by 4 sts each rnd.):
K to end.
Cut B, join C.
(From 40sts down to 16)
Next 2 rnds: (you will decrease by 4 sts each rnd.):
K to end.
Next 2 rnds: k to end.
Bind off with gather bind off.
Weave ends in.
Add a faux fur pom pom to end.
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I can’t wait to try these! They’ll make adorable yet functional hats for a charity group I sew for! Thank you so much for sharing!
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Little Christmas Stocking… quick knit
The Little Christmas Stocking is the ultimate Christmas quick-knit! The stocking is just the right size for an ornament, an accessory, or a small gift holder. Adjust the length of the leg to fit more whimsical items inside such as wine bottles! The holiday possibilities are endless!
By Ace Beorchia
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Round Knit Loom, green 24 peg loom
YARN: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick in colors Cilantro (green), Cranberry (red), and Fisherman (cream) used in sample.
MC (leg and sole): Approx 17 yards (27g) chunky weight yarn. CC1 (hem): Approx 17 yards (27g) chunky weight yarn. CC2 (heel and toe): Approx 9 yards (13g) chunky weight yarn.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 6 sts x 10 rows = 2”
SIZE: Approx 8” tall x 4” wide
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx=approximately k=knit stitch (May substitute with u-stitch) st(s)=stitch(es) rnd(s)=round(s) MC=main color CC1=contrast color 1 CC2=contrast color 2
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 24 sts in CC1. Prepare to work in the round.
Rnds 1-20: k in CC1.
Form hem: Lift all stitches from the cast on row up onto the loom, one by one, being careful to keep your stitches straight. Pull the bottom stitches over the top stitches to complete the hem.
LEG
Rnds 1-10: k in MC
Note: For a longer stocking leg, knit additional rounds until desired length is achieved.
HEEL
The heel is completed using short-row shaping over 12 pegs in CC2.
Unlike other socks, this pattern does not require a “wrap and turn.” This can result in tiny gaps at the turning point of the heel. Although not necessary for this pattern, use the wrap and turn method if closing the gaps is desired.
Note: Number the pegs on your loom for ease of following the pattern.
Knit from peg 1 to 12. Turn.
Knit from peg 11 to 2. Turn.
Knit from peg 3 to 10. Turn.
Knit from peg 9 to 4. Turn.
Knit from peg 5 to 8. Turn.
Knit from peg 7 to 4. Turn.
Knit from peg 5 to 9. Turn.
Knit from peg 8 to 3. Turn.
Knit from peg 4 to 10. Turn.
Knit from peg 9 to 2. Turn.
Knit from peg 3 to 11. Turn.
Knit from peg 10 to 1. Turn.
FOOT
Rnds 1-11: k in MC
Note: For a longer stocking foot, knit additional rounds until desired length is achieved.
TOE
Repeat instructions for heel in CC2.
Rnd 1: k in CC2
Bind off with basic removal method. Leave enough yarn to sew up the toe.
Turn stocking inside-out. Using the mattress stitch, close the toe by sewing together stitches: 1 & 24, 2 & 23, 3 & 22, etc.… to end of toe (stitches 12 & 13).
This will create a simple seam on the top of the foot of the toe. For a seamless bind off, use the Kitchener Stitch. (http://www.knittingboard.com/kitchener-stitch-page/)
Create a 6” loop (knit I-cord, crocheted chain, yarn, or ribbon) and attach just above the base of the hem on the heel side of the stocking
Weave in all ends.
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Spiral Splendor Beanie
Designed by Ace Beorchia
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Round Knitting Looms (Orange), 48 pegs
YARN: Approx. 75 yds (120g) of size 6 Super Bulky weight yarn evenly divided between two colors. Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in colors Grey Marble (color A) and Metropolis (color B) used in sample.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 2×2 ribbing unstretched; 2” = 4 sts x 8 rows
ABBREVIATIONS Approx=approximate k=knit stitch. May substitute with u-stitch.p=purl stitch st(s)=stitch(es) rnd(s)=round(s)
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 48 sts (orange loom), prepare to work in the round.
Rnds 1-7: *p2, k2 in color A; rep from * to end.
Rnds 8-9: *k2 in color A, p2 in color B; rep from * to end
Rnds 10-11: k1 in color A; *p2 in color B, k2 in color A; rep from * 10 times; p2 in color B, k1 in color A.
Rnds 12-13: *p2 in color B, k2 in color A; rep from * to end.
Rnds 14-15: p1 in color B; *k2 in color A, p2 in color B; rep from * 10 times; k2 in color A, p1 in color B.
Rnds 16-23: Rep rnds 8-15.
Rnds 24-25: Rep rnds 8-9.
Rnds 26-31: k in color B to end.
Bind off with gather bind off method.
Weave all ends in.
Attach a pom-pom. (Author recommends a color that contrasts well with color B.)
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I’m having a lot of fun looming the spiral spender hat but I’m confused on rounds 16-23 . it says to repeat rounds 8 through 13 but that would stop on row 22 I’m confused on what I knit on rounds 22 and 23 .? Thank you for sharing this fun pattern with all of us .
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I really love this pattern! Can it be done with the 3/8 round loom, using a #4 weight yarn?
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Spiral Messy Bun Beanie
Designed by Isela Phelps
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Knit Round Looms (Orange), 48 pegs
YARN: Approx 70 yds of Super Bulky weight acrylic yarn. Red Heart Evermore in Marsh was used in sample. 89yds (81m); 100g (3.5 oz).
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 5.5 sts x 8 rows=2”
SIZE: Hat fits up to 20” circumference head
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx=approximate k=knit stitch, may substitute with u-stitch. p=purl stitch st(s)=stitch(es) rnd(s)=round(s)
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 48 sts (orange loom), prepare to work in the round.
Rnd 1-8: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Rnd 9: *k3, p1; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rnd 10: k2, p1, *k3, p1; rep from * to last st, k1.
Rnd 11: k1, p1, *k3, p1; rep from * to last 2 sts, k2.
Rnd 12: *p1, k3; rep from * to end of rnd.
Rep Rnds 9-12: until item measures approx 6.5 inches from cast on edge.
Remove all stitches to a piece of scrap yarn.
Place all stitches on the 24 peg knitting loom (the smallest one)—2 stitches per peg.
Knit to end of rnd.
Bind off with basic removal method.
Weave all ends in.
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Farrow Hat with versatile brim (Double Knit)
Multi-color hat can be worn with rolled brim, full open brim like a derby, or front brim. The top fits snugly around the top of the head. Very warm for cold winter outdoor fun!
LOOM: ‘Rotating’ Double Knit Loom with 60 Peg Looms Toppers.
YARN: Sample knit with Malabrigo Mecha Chunky, 100% superwash wool. Approximately 50 yds of each color needed- 3 colors: Lluvias Blue (B), Volcan gold/brown (V), Plomo Gray (G), with 10 yds of white chunky roving for accent.
NOTIONS: Knit hook, crochet hook, scissors, darning needle
STITCHES: Stockinette, Ribbing, b/b weave
SIZE: Large adult (23-25” head circumference)
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast On with G yarn in stockinette stitch. Lay anchor yarn of any #5 yarn.
Round 1-2: Stockinette.
Tie on V yarn to first back peg at peg 1 to begin vertical stripes.
Next 10 rounds: Weave the G yarn on every other peg until you get to beginning arrow. Lay the G yarn down and continue wrapping the empty pegs with the V yarn.
This will create the 2 colors on every other peg, so you will have the stripes running vertically. Be sure that the yarn colors always fall on the same color for each peg. Cut both yarns with 2-3″ tails.
Add a loop knot of white yarn. Tie to the yarn tails. Work one rnd of the white yarn in stockinette. Hook over. Cut and tie. Add B yarn.
Next 8 rounds: Rib stitch with B yarn. Begin on peg 1. Cut and tie B yarn.
Next round: Change to white yarn, work stockinette stitch. Cut and tie.
Next 12 rounds: Add V yarn at peg 1, work stockinette stitch. Cut and tie.
Next round: Add white yarn, work stockinette stitch. Cut and tie.
Add the G yarn for top of hat.
Next 5 rounds: With G yarn, stockinette stitch.
HAT TOP AND DECREASE
Decrease row: Starting at peg 1, both looms, lift loop over to next peg, peg 2, on right, leaving a peg empty. Count 4 pegs to right, starting with peg with double loops. Lift next loop and move it to right creating another empty peg. Then count over to right, 4 pegs starting with peg with double loops, and pick up next loop. Place it on next peg to right; and continue this shift around the loom. If it seems easier, you can do this on inner loom and then the outer loom as long as the empty pegs are same stitch, and the same amount of pegs are between the double loops.
Now, you should have 12 less pegs with yarn on them, on each loom.
Work all pegs with yarn in b/b weave. This means to wrap each stitch front to back, going straight across. Work all pegs in this manner, skipping the empty pegs. Hook over all stitches; pick up both loops on the pegs with the extra loop.
Work this process for one additional rnd. All pegs will have just 2 loops. Hook over. Cut yarn leaving approximately 18” of yarn tail attached.
Move the back loops from inner loom to outer loom, being sure to match the pegs of each stitch.
Work the pegs so that you have only one loop on each of the 48 pegs being used. They should be in groups of 4 pegs.
In each set of 4 loops, move loop 1 onto peg 2. Move loop 4 onto peg 3. You now have 2 pegs with 2 loops in each set.
Work the pegs so that you have only one loop on the 2 pegs. Add the darning needle to your yarn tail.
Carefully, go around the loom picking up all the loops on the pegs. Lift the hat from the loom. Go around the loops again with the sewing yarn so that you have a very strong base to use to draw the hat closed. You are now ready to finish the top of hat.
Slowly draw the yarn snug to close in the top of hat. Take darning needle into inside of hat to do reinforcement stitches to complete the closure. Trim any yarn tails and weave into the knit.
FINISHING BRIM WITH CROCHET EDGE
Using crochet hook, insert into first stitch on anchor yarn at any starting point. Add the V yarn onto hook. Pull thru loop on hook, and pick up next loop on anchor yarn. You are creating a crochet chain on all the stitches being careful to pick up each strand separately. Continue around the brim until you meet the beginning of the crochet. Connect the first loop to the last so that you have a nice continuous edge. Pull both ends of V yarn to inside of hat, tie and weave into knit. Carefully cut the anchor at several points and remove all. Weave in any yarn tails from the color joints.
You may want to block the hat lightly to desired shape for the brim.
You may want to wear it with front brim turned up with a pretty decorative stick pin, or add a button to keep the brim in place. However you choose to wear the brim of your hat, it is classy and warm, and fun to wear!
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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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Cute
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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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New Earth Afghan (double knit)
As the earth begins its beautiful change of colors, we can enjoy the green shades with this cozy afghan. Fun to knit in 3 shades of green and lots of stitch patterns. Add fringe for a unique cozy look or, knit up some sofa pillows in each color.
Loom: 38″ Loom set at 1cm spacing for double knit using 82 stitches
Yarn: Lion Brand New Basic, worsted weight, 75% wool & 25% acrylic. Machine wash, gentle; lay flat to dry. Colors used in sample are Lt Green 173 Thyme (T), Dark Green 174 Olive (O), Bright Green 172 Grass (G), (3) skeins of each.
Stitches: Open Braid, Soft Braid, Zigzag, CrissCross, Stockinette. Follow links to detailed instructions for each stitch. Soft Braid is new and will be explained below*
Notions Needed: Knit hook, crochet hook, measure tape
Size: 30” wide X 50” long. (for larger blanket, use 2cm spacing between rails)
Gauge: Stockinette stitch is 3 sts X 4 rows = 1 inch.
*Soft Braid Stitch: Weave 2 row patterns. This is similar to the Open Braid.
Row 1 starts on back rail on peg one down to peg four on front rail. Weave at this angle around every other peg to end of rail. Return the weave by covering all empty pegs. Hook over.
Row 2 starts on back rail on peg one and down to peg 3 on front rail. Weave at this angle around every other peg to end of rail. Return the weave by covering all empty pegs. Hook over.
Repeat these 2 rows for the Soft Braid stitch.
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 82 stitches in Stockinette with T yarn.
Work 10 rows in Soft Braid stitch.
Work 5 rows in Stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on O yarn at 2nd peg to tail of T yarn. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Work 18 rows in Zigzag stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on G yarn at 2nd peg to tail of O yarn. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Work 16 rows in CrissCross stitch.
Work 5 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on O yarn at 2nd peg to tail of G yarn. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Work Open Braid stitch for 14 rows. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on T yarn at 2nd peg to tail of O yarn. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Continue with Open Braid stitch for 14 rows.
Work 5 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on G yarn at 2nd peg to tail of T yarn. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Work 14 rows in CrissCross stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on O yarn at 2nd peg. Lay both yarn tails between pegs.
Work 12 rows in Open Braid stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn with 3” tail.
Tie on T yarn.
Work 10 rows in Open Braid stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette stitch. Cut yarn.
Tie on G yarn.
Work 12 rows in CrissCross stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette. Cut yarn.
Tie on O yarn.
Work 18 rows in Zigzag stitch.
Work 6 rows in stockinette. Cut yarn.
Tie on T yarn.
Work 14 rows in Soft Braid stitch. Cut the yarn with 3” tail. Ready to bind off of loom.
Bind off of loom with basic bind off using crochet hook. Start at end opposite the yarn tail. Pick up first stitch, both loops, from both rails. Pull one thru the other. One loop remains on the crochet hook. Pick up one loop from next stitch, front rail and work the stitch. Next, pick up back loom from same stitch, and work the stitch. Continue across the loom working each loop alternating from back rail to front rail until only one loop remains on crochet hook. Pick up the yarn tail and pull it thru the last loop to knot. Then gently pull the yarn tail into the knit. Your blanket is off the loom.
Bind off at anchor yarn in same way starting at end opposite the yarn tail. Pick up 2 loops with crochet hook and work. Pick up next single loop and work. Continue across the knit until last loop remains on crochet hook. Pull yarn tail thru loop for knot, and weave into knitting.
Check blanket to see if any yarn tails extend out, and weave them into knitting.
Lightly block blanket by laying on flat surface like a mattress and insert straight pins to secure. Lightly mist and allow to dry. Remove all pins. Your new afghan is ready to grace your home or give as a Christmas gift.
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Hello HELP, I have been working on a blanket for awhile now and have noticed the middle of my wooden knitting loom is appears to be warped in the middle. Is this normal is it due to tension and should I start over??
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Will there be a video?
I looked at the instructions for the stitches but I can not seem to visualize it
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Question: I’ve made about 60 scarves since this past spring using various yarns. My stiches seem uniform, not tight, but after finishing the scarves, maybe within hours though usually days, the scarves shrink in length often to half the length. What do I need to do differently or is this normal?
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just want a pdf of the instruction
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Hi Donna,
What is most important is how does your knitting look? Is it tighter in the center from the end edges? If all looks well, I would keep going and complete and try to weave a bit looser in the center area.
This is not how the loom should look, and one of your rails could be slightly warped and bow inward. Please email me at pat@knittingboard.com after you have completed the blanket. We may be able to remedy the problem.
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Hi Jesse,
Please leave email at pat@knittingboard.com and I can send the file to you. -
The Soft Braid Stitch seems identical to the CrissCross stitch, unless I am missing their difference in their instructions.
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Chunky Knit Loom Set!
It’s brand new to KB Looms: ‘Premium’ Chunky Knit Loom Set
Over the years, we have received many requests to have this set created, something where you can you use bulky weight yarn to create super fast hats from baby to adult! Your wait is finally over!
We present you with the “Chunky Knit Loom Set”!
This gauge is brand new to the KB Loom line up. The set includes three knitting looms: 48 peg, 36 pegs, and 24 pegs with 5/8″ gauge. You can create adult size hats on the 48 peg knitting loom; the 36 peg knitting loom can be used to create youth size hats–maybe, toddlers to about 8 years of age; the 24 peg knitting loom is the perfect size to create small baby hats, and even leg warmers.
Each loom is made of the best quality, high grade durable plastic. The stay-put pegs are engineered to correctly hold the yarn, and yet, be super comfortable for the knitter. They will quickly become some of your favorite looms!
The possibilities of creation are endless; you are able to use the knitting loom both in the round, and to create flat panels. The 48 peg is large enough to create a wide scarf or shawl. Knit a few strips and sew them together to create a blanket. So much to knit!
Here are a few patterns to get you started with your new Chunky Knit Loom Set!
Quick Knit Cowl Vest
Chunky Rib Pompom Hat
Chunky Messy Bun Beanie
Double Arrow Beanie
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Why is there not a price and a way to purchase these looms?
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Will they be available at Amazon like your other looms.
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Please complete this set by making the missing standard 9 inch loom in the gauge
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Chunky Messy Bun Beanie
LOOM: ‘Premium’ Chunky Knit Looms, 48 peg and 24 peg loom used.
YARN: Approx 80 yds of Super Bulky weight merino wool yarn. Malabrigo Rasta in Solis used in sample. 90yds (82m); 150g (5.29 oz).
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 5.5 sts x 8 rows=2 inches
SIZE: Hat fits up to 20” circumference head
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx=approximate
k=knit stitch. May substitute with u-stitch.
p=purl
stitchst(s)=stitch(es)
rnd(s)=round(s)
INSTRUCTIONS
Cast on 48 sts (orange loom), prepare to work in the round. The modified e-wrap cast on is recommended.
Rnd 1-8: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Rnd 9-13: p to end.
Rnd 14-17: **k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Rep Rounds 9-17: 1 more time.
Remove all stitches to a piece of scrap yarn.Place all stitches on the 24 peg knitting loom (the smallest one)—2 stitches per peg.
Knit to end of rnd. Bind off with basic removal method. Weave all ends in.
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Baby Bow Hat and Booties
LOOM: KB Baby-Knit Looms
YARN: Approx 110 yds of worsted weight merino wool yarn. Red Heart Chic yarn, 1 skein (less than 1 skein used) in Mai Tai, and Linen (about 30 yds), used in sample.
NOTIONS: knitting tool, tapestry needle
GAUGE: 11 sts and 16 rows = 2”
SIZE: Hat and booties recommended for 0-3months
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx=approximate
k=knit stitch. May substitute with u-stitch.
p=purl stitch
st(s)=stitch(es)
rnd(s)=round(s)
mc=main color (pink)
cc=contrasting color (off white)
sl=slip (skip the peg with yarn towards back of peg)
w&t=wrap and turn
INSTRUCTIONS
Hat
With MC, cast on 56 sts, green loom, prepare to work in the round.
Rnd 1-8: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Next 4 rnds: k to end. Cut MC, join CC.
Next 6 rnds: k to end. Cut CC, join MC.
Next 26 rnds: k to end. (Piece measures approx 5.5 inches from cast on edge.)
Next 4 rnds: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Remove with modified gather bind off.
Weave ends in.
Bow
With MC, cast on 12 sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1: k to end.
Row 2: p to end.
Repeat Row 1-Row 2: 18 more times (20 total rows).
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Bow Loop
With CC, cast on 6 sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1-10: Sl 1, k to end.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Mattress stitch the Bow Loop to the hat by aligning it to the first row of the CC color band and to the last row of the CC color band.
Booties
(Make 2)
With MC, cast on 24 sts, with purple loom, prepare to work in the round.
Rnd 1-4: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Rnd 5-8: k to end. Cut MC, join CC.
Rnd 9-11: k to end. Cut CC, join MC.
Next 6 rnds: k to end.
Create a short row heel over 12 stitches (see below for short-row heel instructions).
Continue working in the round.
Next 14 rnds: k to end of rnd.
Create a short-row toe over 12 stitches (follow same instructions as for heel).
Remove with Kitchener Stitch.
Weave ends in.
Little Bows
Using the chain stitch, make a chain with 60 crochet chains. Bind off. Make a small bow with the chain. Secure the bow tightly to the contrasting color band of the bootie.
Short-row heel over 12 stitches
Heel
Work heel in short-rows over the first 12 stitches.
Place a peg marker on peg 1 and peg 12.
Knit from 1-11. W&T 12.
Knit from 11-2. W&T 1.
Knit from 2 -10. W&T 11.
Knit from 10-3. W&T 2.
Knit from 3-9. W&T 10.
Knit from 9-4. W&T 3.
Knit from 4-8. W&T 9.
Knit from 8-5. W&T 4.
(Note: The following increase rows will require working all previous wraps and stitches together as one as the pegs are knit and w&t’d. This can be up to 2 wraps and a stitch worked as one.)
Knit from 5-9. W&T 10.
Knit from 9-4. W&T 3.
Knit from 4- 10. W&T 11.
Knit from 10-3. W&T 2.
Knit from 3 -11. W&T 12.
Knit from 11-2. W&T 1.
Pegs 1 and 12 have two wraps and the stitch. On the first round of the sole and foot, work the pegs with the extra wraps together with the stitch.
Foot: Begin working in the round once again.
Modified Gather Bind Off Instructions
Cut 2 pieces of yarn that are approximately 24 inches long.
Thread tapestry needle with one of the pieces of yarn. Remove all the purl stitches onto the piece of yarn.
Thread second piece of yarn and remove all the knit stitches from the loom.
Locate the first piece of yarn and cinch the purl stitches tightly close.
Locate the second piece of scrap yarn and cinch it all the knit stitches.
Tightly weave all tail ends to the wrong side of the hat.
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Zigtastic Pumpkins
Show your appreciation for autumn with these fun loom knit pumpkins! Simple 2 stitch cables create a fun zig zag pattern that give these pumpkins flair!
Design by Renita Harvey
LOOM: His & Her Sock Looms, 64 peg loom for large pumpkin, 56 peg loom for small pumpkin
YARN: 65 yds total of medium/4 weight yarn. Caron Simply Soft in colors Pumpkin and White (60 yds each) used in samples for the pumpkins and Chocolate (5 yds) for the stems.
NOTIONS: Loom tool, cable needle, tapestry needle, stuffing
ABBREVIATIONS
K: Knit (do not use e-wrap knit)
P: Purl
LC: Left cross cable
RC: Right cross cable
MC: Main color, orange or white
CC: Contrast color, brown
Rep: Repeat
SPECIAL STITCHES
LC: Worked over 2 pegs. Take working yarn behind peg 1 (skip the peg). Knit peg 2 and place the stitch from peg 2 onto a cable needle and hold to the center of the loom. Move the stitch from peg 1 to peg 2 leaving peg 1 empty. Place the stitch from the cable needle on peg 1. Knit peg 2.
RC: Worked over 2 pegs. Place the stitch from peg 1 onto the cable needle and hold to the center of the loom. Bring the working yarn in front of the cable needle and knit peg 2. Move the stitch from peg 2 to peg 1. Place the stitch on the cable needle onto peg 2. Knit peg 2.
PATTERN NOTES
Do not use the e-wrap knit stitch. Use the true knit stitch or u-wrap knit as these stitches will make a tighter fabric more suitable for stuffing.
INSTRUCTIONS
Pumpkin
Cast on all pegs with MC. Prepare to work in the round.
R1-4: *K2, P2, rep from * to end
R5: *K1, LC, K4, P1, rep from * to end
R6: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R7: *K2, LC, K3, P1, rep from * to end
R8: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R9: *K3, LC, K2, P1, rep from * to end
R10: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R11: *K4, LC, K1, P1, rep from * to end
R12: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R13: *K4, RC, K1, P1, rep from * to end
R14: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R15: *K3, RC, K2, P1, rep from * to end
R16: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R17: *K2, RC, K3, P1, rep from * to end
R18: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
R19: *K1, RC, K4, P1, rep from * to end
R12: *K7, P1, rep from * to end
Rep R5-20, 2 more times for both size pumpkins on either loom
For large pumpkins on the 64 peg loom, rep R6-12 once more.
Rep R1-4
Wrap working yarn around loom 2 times and cut. Thread tail on tapestry needle.
Run working yarn through all purl stitches and remove the stitches from the pegs while skipping and leaving the knit stitches until all purl stitches are threaded and removed from the loom.
Wrap a second piece of yarn around the loom twice and cut. Thread on a tapestry needle.
Run this piece of yarn through all the knit stitches and remove the stitches from the pegs until all stitches are removed from the loom.
Gather the purl stitches first. Then gather the knit stitches. Pull all 3 ends (1 from the purls and 2 from the knits) to the inside of the tube. Secure with a square knot.
Stuff the pumpkin around 1 of the tail pieces leaving the other 2 in the middle. Bring the tail piece up through the other end
Cut 2 more pieces of yarn the same as before.
Thread the first piece through the purls and the second piece through the knits on the cast on edge. Gather in the same manner as the other end while adding more stuffing if needed.
Secure the ends.
Pull the tail from the opposite end and tie with one of the tails from the cast on end to create a squat appearance.
Stem
Cast on 6 stitches with CC.
Knit all until stem is 1.5″ to 3″ long.
Bind off.
Cut a long tail for sewing.
Let the stem curl onto itself and sew one end over the knots on the cast on end of the pumpkin. Sew long stitches at the base to create the look of a real pumpkin stem.
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What kind of cast on would you use for this project. It’s really cute. Thank you.
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How do you get your stitches loose enough to Cable? After the first row of cables, my stitches are too tight to move. I don’t mean from this pattern. I was using a pattern from KB’s Zippy Loom Knit Cable book. But I thought you might be able to help me.
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Arland’s Hood
There is something magical that happens when you wear a hood, it is like bringing a fairy tale to life!
LOOM: 18″ All-n-One Loom
YARN: Approx 420 yds of worsted weight Peruvian wool blend. Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed in Prussian Heather was used in sample. 110 yards/50 grams.
NOTIONS: Row counter, knitting tool, tapestry needle. ½” decorative button
GAUGE: 10 sts x 14 rows= 2 inches in stockinette
SIZE: Approx 17 inches in long x 10” wide.
ABBREVIATIONS
Approx=approximate
K=knit
P=purl
St(s)=stitch(es)
INSTRUCTIONS
Hood
(Make 2)
Cast on 86 sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1 (from right to left): k6, *p2, k6; rep from * to end of row.
Row 2: p1, *k4, p4; rep from * to last 5 sts, k4, p1.
Row 3: p2, *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Row 4: k1, *p4, k4; rep from * to last 5 sts, p4, k1.
Row 5: k2, *p2, k6; rep from * to last 4 sts, p2, k2.
Row 6: k6, *p2, k6; rep from * to end.
Row 7: p1, *k4, p4; rep from * to last 5 sts, k4, p1.
Row 8: p2, *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Row 9: k1, *p4, k4; rep from * to last 5 sts, p4, k1.
Row 10: k2, *p2, k6; rep from * to last 4 sts, p2, k2.
Repeat Rows 1-10 until panel measures approximately 7 inches from cast on edge. End on a Row 10 (Approximately 70 rows, 7 repeats of Rows 1-10).
Next 12 rows: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Next row: p to end.
Next 12 rows: *k2, p2; rep from * to end.
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Bottom Ribbed Hem
Cast on 106 sts, prepare to work a flat panel.
Row 1-10: *k2, p2; rep from * to last 2sts, k2.
Row 11: k2, p2, bind off 2 sts, p2, *k2, p2; rep from * to last 2 sts, k2.
Row 12: k2, p2, cast on 2 sts, p2; *k2, p2; rep from * to last 2 sts, k2
Bind off with basic bind off method.
Assembly
Steam block the 2 hood pieces before assembly. Do not steam block the Bottom Ribbed Hem.
Mattress stitch the top of the two pieces, then down the back side of the hood.
Mattress stitch the Bottom Ribbed Hem to the bottom section of the hood.
Match the buttonhole to the button placement. Sew in a decorative button.
6 Comments
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Can this be made in one piece? So no sewing parts
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Can this be made as one piece.
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Hi Isela, love this hood, and would love to make it. But l don’t have the all in one loom. Can it be made on any other loom?
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Neon Coral Lace Hat
LOOM: KB ‘Premium’ Round Loom Set (small gauge), 72 pegs, gray loom.
YARN: any worsted weight aprox. 150 yards
FINISHED SIZE: adult fits up to 22″ wide, 10″ from brim to crown.
NOTIONS: sewing needle, stitch holder, masking tape, faux fur pom pom if desired.
GAUGE: 5 stitches and 6 rows to 1″ of pattern.
Designed By Denice Johnson
ABBREVIATIONS
K= ewrap stitch
P= purl stitch
K2tog= knit two stitches together
Wyif= working yarn in front
INSTRUCTIONS
Begin by marking your loom. Using masking tape, mark the loom in sets of 9 pegs (1-9) all the way around the loom.
Ewrap cast on 72 pegs, prepare to work in the round.
Brim
Row 1: Purl row
Row 2: Ewrap knit row
Repeat rows 1&2 (6x) for 12 rows.
Hat Body
Row 1: ewrap knit row
Row 2: ewrap knit row
Row 3: (k2tog, k2, wyif, k1, wyif, k2, k2tog) See steps below for breakdown.
-place stitch from peg 1 on stitch holder
-move stitch from peg 2 and place on peg 1
-place stitch from holder back on peg 1
-ewrap and knit over both stitches on peg 1 treating them both as one
-move the stitch from peg 3 to peg 2
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 2
-move the stitch from peg 4 to peg 3
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 3
-place the working yarn in front of peg 4
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 5
-place stitch from peg 9 on stitch holder
-move stitch from peg 8 and place on peg 9
-place stitch from holder back on peg 9
-move stitch from peg 7 and place on peg 8
-move stitch from peg 6 and place on peg 7
-place the working yarn in front of peg 6
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 7
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 8
-ewrap and knit over both stitches on peg 9 treating them both as one
Repeat these steps for each set of 9 pegs for remainder of row.
Row 4: ewrap knit row
Row 5: (k1, k2tog, wyif, ew3, wyif, k2tog, ew1)
See steps below for breakdown.
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 1
-place stitch from peg 2 on stitch holder
-move stitch from peg 3 and place on peg 2
-place stitch from holder back on peg 2
-ewrap and knit over both stitches on peg 2 treating them both as one
-place the working yarn in front of peg 3
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 4
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 5
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 6
-place stitch from peg 8 on stitch holder
-move stitch from peg 7 and place on peg 8
-place stitch from holder back on peg 8
-place the working yarn in front of peg 7
-ewrap and knit over both stitches on peg 8 treating them both as one
-ewrap and knit over stitch on peg 9
Repeat these steps for each set of 9 pegs for remainder of row.
Row 6: ewrap knit row
Repeat rows 1-6 (7x) for 42 rows.
Bind off using the gather bind off method to finish from loom, weave in yarn ends.
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