LoomKnit.com is a place to share my latest creations. The patterns and videos on this website are free to use. You can create items to sell from my patterns or videos. I do ask to please do not copy and sell the pattern. My goal is to increase the number of patterns and tutorials available for the loom knitting community.
My expertise in loom knitting has been learned over a lifetime, although I demonstrate certain methods, please know that there are different ways of achieving the same results–my method is not, by any means, the only way to do it. I love to knit with 2 needles, with a loom, and I love to crochet! Besides crafting, my favorite way to spend my time off is running.
This website does not sell any products, everything that is created and shared is free of charge. I don’t typically create items with lots of videos or create videos.
Want to learn more about stitches and knitting? I highly recommend the Treasury of Knitting Patterns Books by Barbara Walker. Also, any of the stitch dictionaries by Wendy Barnard. And, of course, any stitch dictionary out there. The more you learn about stitches, the easier they become and the more comfortable you become in reading patterns.
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I would like to make a double-knit stockinette blanket with two different color sides (pink and blue). I cannot find anything online, I may be asking the wrong question. Do you have any suggestion where I could look? I have made a double stockinette blanket, l have the in one original and
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Hi Linda, I don’t really double knit so I don’t have much information on the topic. Have you checked out http://www.kblooms.com, Pat Novak designs in double knit and she may have some information on the topic.
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I’ve been looking at some of your older patterns – specifically from your sock loom book – and I’m confused about how to do a yarn over when there are pegs in between. I’ve done them when they are next to each other, but several of your patterns have either a single or double peg between. Could you explain what I need to do? Thanks!
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Hi Sue, you will need to move stitches over to leave an empty peg to create the yarn overs.
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Ms. Phelps, I just love your knowledge of all things loom. I have come to your site or other sites you have patterns on to find projects. But now I am becoming limited to my looms because of arthritis in my hands. So thank-you for your projects, patterns and tutorials. You’re helping many of us who are restricted to a specific kind of craft.
Sincerely
Cyndy E.
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Thank you Cyndy. I am glad that the knitting looms are allowing you to continue to create.
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Hi Isela,
Quick question (still a learner when it comes to loom knitting!): For the “Just Peachy Baby Hat” pattern, when it says “Rep Rnd 7-10”, this means that I need to do three rows of knit 2, purl 2 and then one row of the left cross, purl 2 and do this over and over again until I reach 5.5 inches?
Thanks so much!
Marina
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Hi, you will work 4 rounds: Round 7, 8, 9, and 10 of “Knit 2 pegs, purl 2 pegs”. then the following round is when you cross, on Round 11.
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