Made a back scrubber Lama mama Kayla's pattern

recently picked up some tight rectangle looms, I'm struggling to thread them and anything I do on them goes incorrectly

actually looping the yarn over - the loop going over ends up inches big almost immediately

I've tried figure 8, I've tried owl eye, I've tried just standard knitting and nothing is working

any suggestions?

Finished one glove! They are turning out really cute

I'm making my first plushie, an axolotl, made with medium weight acrylic yarn. My friend crochet's and uses 18mm eyes but I don't know what size I should order. Help?

Hi all, I'm working on a pattern for a shawl that is for knitting and I'm making it on the loom. The instructions say to 'purl the knit stitch and knit the purl stitch. I'm familiar with how to do the basics of those 2 but never encountered anything as it says as in those instructions. I've taken a look online and cannot seem to find info on how to do this. Any chance that someone may be familiar and able to provide some guidance?

Thanks!

Both were made on the KB Multi-Knit Loom. Yarn is by Yarn Bee - the gray/brown is an Alpaca blend and the coral is Breathe Deep. I (partially) followed the Bow-Tiful pattern by Gabrielle Fagone for the cocoon. No pattern for the hat, it’s just all garter stitch. The set is for my new great-niece.

The box said I could make more than just blankets, like hats and stuff too, but I can’t find instructions on how to make anything other than a blanket/afghan online. Thanks in advance for any advice :)

I'm working on a moth pattern but having trouble with the wings, anybody have any advice? I'd like to post the pattern when it's finished, with credit of course to anyone who helped. So far all i have is a grub lol

I'd like the wings to be in worsted weight but fluffy is fine too, it'll hide the imperfections 😆

Made a pumpkin hat for my coworker on the yellow Knifty Knitter. Haven’t made a hat on a loom in ages! Just basic hat pattern with crochet stem & vine

https://preview.redd.it/0lk0sd09xytd1.jpg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=040ca357b0426c9fc4d6bf41b913cc68999c83b2

The pattern for the elusive Bunny Bear. With details to make a fox, cow, or dog half as well, though those haven't been tested. Let me know if you have any questions! Happy Halloween everybody!

Heads single colour 24 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on 24 pegs round
• Row 1-16 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom one and a half times to leave longer tail
• Stretch stitches
• Pull drawstring cast on and secure
• Add eyes
• Stuff
• Pull cast off tail and secure, use tail to sew to body

Fox head 24 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on 24 pegs round with orange

·         Row 1-8 u-wrap knit

·         Row 9 tie on white, do not cut orange. Use white to knit pegs 24-19, use orange to knit pegs 1-18

·         Row 10 wrap one colour under and over the other, so that the working yarns end up on their respective colours, use white to knit pegs 19-24, and use orange to knit pegs 18-1

·         Row 11-16 repeat these two rows, always wrapping the same colour under and over the other one so that the yarn doesn’t get too twisted up

·         Cut the white and tie it off

·         Drawstring cast off with orange, wrap one and a half times to leave longer tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail and secure

·         Add eyes

·         Stuff

·         Pull cast off tail and secure, use tail to sew to body

Fox snoot 8 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round using white

·         Row 1 slip peg 1, knit peg 2, tie on orange, do not cut white. Use white to knit pegs 3-6, use orange to knit pegs 2-7

·         Row 2 wrap one colour under and over the other, so that the working yarns end up on their respective colours, use white to knit pegs 6-3, use orange to knit pegs 7-2

·         Row 3-5 repeat these two rows, always wrapping the same colour under and over the other one so that the yarn doesn’t get too twisted up

·         Cut the orange and tie it off

·         Drawstring cast off with white, wrap loom twice for longer tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail and secure

·         Add nose

·         Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into cylinder, use tail to sew to head

Dog snoot 8 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round

·         Row 1-5 u-wrap knit

·         Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail and secure

·         Add nose

·         Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into cylinder, use tail to sew to head

Cow snoot 8 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round
• Row 1-3 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail
• Pull cast on tail and secure
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into bowl
• Cut cast on tail
• Sew to head

Cow Horns 8 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on worsted weight yarn 8 pegs round
• Row 1-5 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail
• Pull cast on tail and secure
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into cylinder
• Stuff with cast on tail
• Sew to head

Body 24 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on body colour one on pegs 1-12 flat

·         Row 1-14 u-wrap knit

·         Do not cut body colour one, set it to the side

·         Drawstring cast on body colour two on pegs 24-13

·         Row 1-14 knit

o   Body with hoof

§  Drawstring cast on 12 flat pegs with worsted weight yarn in hoof colour

§  Row 1-4 u-wrap knit

§  Row 5 cut the yarn, tie on body colour

§  Row 6-14 knit

o   Fox body

§  Drawstring cast on 12 pegs flat in black

§  Row 1-6 u-wrap knit

§  Row 7 cut black, tie on orange, knit

§  Row 8-14 knit

·         Row 15 wrap the working yarn of body colour two over and under the working yarn of body colour one, knit pegs 24-13 with body colour two, and pegs 1-12 with body colour one

·         Row 16 wrap the working yarn of body colour two over and under the working yarn of body colour one, knit pegs 13-24 with body colour two, and pegs 12-1 with body colour one

·         Row 17-36 continue in this way so that the colours stay connected but never overlap

·         Drawstring cast off using body colour two

·         Tighten cast on tails and use to sew up the legs

·         Stuff

·         Tighten cast off tail and secure

Arms single colour 8 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round
• Row 1-12 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast on tail and secure
• Stuff
• Pull cast off tail just enough to form into cylinder and sew closed flat
• Sew to body

Fox arms 8 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round with black

·         Row 1-9 u-wrap knit

·         Row 10 cut black, tie on orange, knit

·         Row 11-12 knit

·         Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave longer tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail and secure

·         Stuff

·         Pull cast off tail just enough to form into cylinder and sew closed flat

·         Sew to body

Cow arms 8 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round using worsted weight yarn in hoof colour

·         Row 1-4 u-wrap knit

·         Row 5 cut yarn, tie on body colour, knit

·         Row 6-12 knit

·         Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail and secure

·         Stuff

·         Pull cast off tail just enough to from into cylinder and sew closed flat

·         Sew to body

Tail 8 peg loom (bunny or bear)

• Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round

• Row 1-5 u-wrap knit

• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail

• Pull cast on tail and secure

• Stretch stitches

• Stuff with cast on tail

• Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into cylinder

• Sew to body

Fox tail 12 peg loom

·         Drawstring cast on pegs 4-9 flat in white

·         Row 1 slip 1, knit 5, increase 1

·         Row 2 knit 6, increase 1

·         Row 3 knit 7, increase 1

·         Row 4 knit 8, increase 1

·         Row 5 knit 9, increase 1

·         Row 7 knit 10, increase 1

·         Row 8 knit 11

·         Row 9 cut white, tie on orange, knit 12 round

·         Row 10-23 knit

·         Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on tail, use tail to sew up hole in white yarn

Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into cylinder, use tail to sew to body

Bunny ears 12 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on 12 pegs round
• Row 1-30 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast on and cast off tail and secure
• Weave cast on tail through the length with a running stitch and tie to cast off tail to keep ear flat
• Sew to head

Bear/Cow ears 8 peg loom

• Drawstring cast on 8 pegs round
• Row 1-5 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off, wrap loom twice to leave long tail
• Pull cast on tail and secure, cut the yarn short
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast off tail just enough to shape into bowl
• Sew to body

Triangle dog ears any loom with at least 6 pegs

• Drawstring cast on 6 pegs flat, leave longer cast on
• Row 1-7 u-wrap knit
• Drawstring cast off
• Stretch stitches
• Pull cast off tail tight to make a point and secure
• Pull cast on tail just enough to shape into triangle
• Sew to head

Fox ears any loom with at least 5 pegs

·         Drawstring cast on 5 pegs flat with black

·         Row 1-4 u-wrap knit

·         Row 5 cut the yarn, tie on orange, knit

·         Row 6-8 knit

·         Row 9 cut the yarn, tie on white, knit

·         Row 10-14 knit

·         Drawstring cast off, leave long tail

·         Stretch stitches

·         Pull cast on and cast off tails to form a point on both ends

·         Fold in half, points together, keeping the clean lines from the colour changes on the outside

·         Use cast off tail to sew up sides and sew to head

Hi, I'm pretty new to loom knitting. I've made hats and scarves, and a few arm warmers. I'm looking to make a clown collar for a Halloween costume. I was thinking of just making a long ruffle edge and joining it together with a tie. I can't find a tutorial on how to make a ruffled edge (or rather, I can't find one slow enough for me to follow along). Any advice would be appreciated!!!

I loved the finished product! Turned out so cute!

I'm new to loom knitting, and I'm trying to make a hat for when it's cold. I go behind the peg and around it, like I should, but it looks like fishnets. I think that my wool is slightly thinner than the ones in the tutorials. How do I fix this, should I change something?

My dog is at that age where she thinks everything is a toy. I try to keep things out of her reach but today I came back inside from my break and in less than 10 minutes did this. I'm a little mad but also impressed how quickly she did so much damage.

It all started with the little green one in the middle. Normally a crochet dude but someone gave me the little guy and I've been cranking out newborn baby hats faster than some of our politicians lie. I started going to thrift stores (Goodwill/Savers) and seemingly there are always looms to buy. Still searching for good pom pom makers, a sock loom, and a good yarn ball winder when I venture out. At least that's what I tell myself. 🤣

I drew this recently and decided I wanted to try and make it. Unfortunately every pattern I've found so far hasn't been the shape I have in mind (diamond shaped rather than triangle). I was planning on making each stripe and then connecting them, but I worry about it being tube shaped rather than flared out towards the bottom. I understand I have to increase and decrease the sides in order for it to slope, though I'm not sure how to Start And End a stripe with a slope on it. If anyone has any suggestions, or videos that could help me piece together what i need to do, it would be really appreciated. Thank you!

I have a very specific project in mind and was wondering if anyone knew of a loom that would be able to handle 10ft in width because i'd rather not attempt to use 2 s looms at the same time and sew the project together later on

EDIT:

Thank you for all yalls help ended up finding an adjustable loom from amazon hoping this is a decent equivalent to the KB flexee loom and the wooden loom they sell will post an image once i finish my project for yall

i bought 3 just to be safe on size

I found a CinDWood 34-peg round loom on eBay that looked exactly like the ones with nylon pegs, but these pegs are made of wood. Same size and shape as the standard, classic CinDWood pegs, but instead of nylon. these are made of wood. They appear to be turned on a lathe and then the groove was cut by hand (each one is a little different). They are set in the MDF frame with glue, like all of them are. Could this be a prototype, or did they make them of wood for a while? I'm new to loom knitting so I have no idea how common this is, but haven't seen one like this anywhere on YouTube or here, or through searches. Will write to CinDWood if no one here knows.

Hello, just wondering in what Cities/States have people found the dollar tree knitting looms, because I cannot find any in any store near me (in central FL) And was wondering were have people found it to maybe make a small trip

Thank you👍