LOOM KNIT

A whimsical Halloween bag for all those yummy treats that your little ones are bound to collect. It is a one  of a kind bag! Your little ones will play with it not only during Halloween but over and over as they take it out to play dress up!

Materials:

Loom: 40 peg large gauge knitting loom. Sample was knit on yellow round Knifty Knitter loom.

Yarn: 2 1/2 skeins of Lambs Pride Bulky.

• 1 skein in Orange You Glad
• 1 skein in Lemon Drop
• 1/2 skein in Cream

Size: 12x 11-1/2 inches (pre-felted). 11x 10-1/2 inches (felted)

Gauge: 11sts and 18 rows=4 inches in garter stitch

PATTERN IS FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME (10/21/15)-Click on the link below to be taken to Ravelry to get the pattern. 

Available for purchase via Ravelry

 

The perfect little companion bag to the Candy Corn bag. This mini-version is big enough to carry around small treats. 

Materials:

Yarn: 3 oz/85 g; 158
yd/144 m balls Lion Brand Wool in colors:
Pumpkin, Goldenrod,Creamy Natural Wool. 1 skein each.

Loom: Purple Round Knifty Knitter Loom or Round Blue Loom. (If you use the Purple, you can knit both sides at the same time).

Notions: Knitting Tool, Tapestry Needle

Gauge: 6sts & 6 rowsin Garter Stitch=2inches

Size: 9×9 inches (pre-felted), 7×7 inches(felted)

 

Ravelry Link for purchase

 

Knifty Knitter Adult Hat Loom

48 pegs

One of the most sought after knitting looms in the market. It has an even number of pegs to allow for more design possibilities.

Price: $9.99

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Knifty Knitter Knitting Board

Price: $7.99

 

Labor Day Sale, Buy 5 for $5! Any five patterns for $5.00!

To order this special sale, use the Buy Now button below and in the same checkout process, tell me the 5 pattern names that you would like to receive. Within 24hrs, I will send you the download links to get your patterns.

Extended! Sale ends: August 15th, 2010 at midnight!

Thank you and happy knitting!

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Loom knitting has gained popularity over the past few years. It
provides a way to create knitted fabric without the use of knitting
needles. The dexterity needed for using a knitting loom is minimal,
making them the perfect tool to learn to knit for both children and
adults. Next time you are at your local craft store, pick up a set of
knitting looms and a skein of yarn and take a couple of hours to create
a hand knit heirloom.

The patterns in this website have been
created over a period of time using some of the most popular knitting
looms on the market, such as Provo Craft’s Knifty Knitters and Decor
Accents, Inc. The designs were created by Isela Phelps, author of Loom
Knitting Primer: a Beginner’s Guide to Loom Knitting.

New at LoomKnit.com! Free Monthly Patterns. Sign up to our newsletter and be notified when the new pattern is released. You can find our Monthly Pattern by clicking on the link in the navigation bar.

Happy Looming!

Little Petals a simple lace hat designed with beginner level lace knitting techniques. The hat also introduces you to a new style of a loom knitted brim: the Picot edge brim/cuff. The Picot edge brim gives the hat a feminine whimsical touch. The project is perfect for a first time lace project. I recommend choosing a smaller gauge loom to show the delicate stitch detail.

Lace pattern is charted and each row of the chart is written with detailed step-by-step instructions.

Pattern Information

Materials:

Knitting Loom: Knitting loom with a peg multiple of 8. A Décor Accents, Child size small gauge knitting loom with 56 pegs was used in sample.

Yarn: 65 yards of heavy worsted wool. Belleza Collection Tesoro was used in sample. Note: You will need more yarn if you are making a bigger hat than the size provided here.

Other: Knitting tool, tapestry needle, 7 stitch/peg markers (or the number the chart will be repeated on your knitting loom)

Skills Knowledge: Single Stitch, Knit stitch.

Level: Intermediate

You will learn: knit 2 together (k2tog), Yarn over (YO)

Size: Pattern is easily adaptable to any knitting loom with a peg multiple of 8.

7” diameter and 6.5 inches depth (from cast on edge to top of hat). Recommended for Babies and Toddlers up to 24 months.

Adapt the pattern to a larger hat by simply knitting more pattern repeats. Be sure to keep in mind the stitch multiple when adapting the pattern.

Price: $2.99