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Knitting loom patterns and loom projects

"Make your own knitting loom"

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The knitting loom I used for most of my knitting patterns are usually the Knifty Knitter* looms. The reason I used these looms to create my items is because they are the most available looms to begin loom knitting with. These are the looms people usually start knitting on and can easily be found at any Wal Mart. If you don't have a Wal Mart handy than Joanns has them in stock and will ship right to your door.

I do have and use other looms with different gauges. I enjoy them all but mostly I choose to stick with one type of loom gauge so that all can enjoy these patterns. I do have other patterns coming up with different gauges soon.

With the Knifty Knitter* looms you usually have to use two strands of yarn or 1 strand of very chunky yarn to have a nicely finished items.



Knitting Looms

The looms used on these patterns are the round looms, board looms or the 12 peg flower loom by Knifty Knitter. You can of course use any loom with the same gauge. Most board loom patterns can be completed on a round loom as long as you have the proper amount of pegs. When making a flat piece you would not connect on a round loom but would reverse at the end of the row instead of continuing in the round.

Yarn varies in size and brand so you will find some items come out a little smaller or bigger according to the yarn you use. I try to state the yarn used for each pattern so you can use the same of similar yarn for the cor4rect sizing.

Knitting Looms Free Patterns

These patterns are lots of fun for the loom knitter in all of us. Some are free and others are for sale but each is copyrighted. We have all done the hats and scarves and what fun they are but of course we want to go further and are always looking to find that new pattern or project.

So I have put together some patters of various items. No rhyme or reason here other than to get you started on more items that can be knit on our large gauge looms. The patterns here are all fairly basic: if you know how to make a hat you should have no trouble with these patterns. There is just enough of a learning curve to keep us interested in advancing our skills.

After you have mastered these patterns be sure to add your own imagination and make many different sweaters for your self, the family and even the dog.

You will find slippers, booties and hats included. Gifts for baby showers, Christmas, birthdays or just to say I love you. My husband loves when I make him up a new pair of my thick lined slippers. These are my one-piece lined slipper pattern everyone loves. Here are a few of the patterns included in "Looney for Looms" ebook. It is in pdf formating.



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Free Loom Patterns Below

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Dog Sweater Pattern Knit on a Knifty Knitter loom

No Shortrowing Slippers Knit on a Knifty Knitter loom

Childs poncho pattern knitted on a loom



Knitting loom patterns to knitting looms

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