The loom knit Butterfly Stitch pattern is a lot easier to knit than you would think. The technique terms are not known by most knitters but all are actually doable. This is especially true with a step by step video tutorial to teach you how to do each one. Knit one under the loose stitches and slip with yarn in front, can be done if you can knit a purl stitch
Suela Wess sent me a message on Facebook with pictures of her dolls. They were a fun twist on my Cupcake and Ballerina doll patterns.I was immediately in love. Then I read her story and it took my breath away. I was speechless and in tears. I asked Suela if I could share pictures of her dolls on my social media page. She agreed to share the dolls. I never asked if I could share her story and so to respect her privacy I won’t get into details. It’s enough to say this women is amazing and a strong advocate for young victims of sexual abuse. She took a traumatic experience and used her loom to help her in the healing process and to help others.
The zig zag seed stitch is very easy to knit. What I like best is that it’s reversible and doesn’t curl. I want to continue my blanket stitch series this year and this is a great one to add to the collection. It also works well for washcloths and dishcloths.
I did record a video for the flat version of the pattern. Just scroll down to the bottom of the post. The flat version does not tranlate for knitting in the round for a project like a hat. The written pattern does include both the flat and round versions.
This one has great rows of eyelets right next to the popcorn stitches. I am a big fan of both and so I love this pattern. It makes a perfect scarf, shawl or earwarmer.
I designed this pattern in January of 2021 and never wrote a post. So for those of you that might have missed this one I wanted to make sure you had a chance to see it and use. As with all of my stitch patterns this includes a step by step video tutorial. Just scroll down to the end of the post.
I’m always happy when a project I made on a large gaugle loom with a single strand of worsted weight yarn looks amazing. Especially if the yarn I used was inexpensive and widely available.
The Eyelets in Cables scraf took me a long time to design and knit. I kept changing my mind, changing the name, changing the cables. At one point I even closed the eyelets. But that’s a story for another day. For now, let me recommend that you give this project a try. It definitely makes for a very classy gift for any member of the family or your friends.
As most of my projects, this one has a step by step, very detailed video. I will take you from the begining to the finishing touches.
One of my customers on Etsy asked me if I could design a marshmallow mug hat. I had seen them on Instagram but not really considered them. I can’t explain why. Both the mugs and the hats are super cute. But once Donna asked me, my head was turning at the speed of light with ideas.
I wanted to make a hat that would be fun and work for many different occasions and for many different people. I believe there’s nothing better than cupcakes. This particular little hat will work well with the Tiny Doll project, other mugs, other toys and even realy babies.
Like most of my patterns, this one includes a step by step video tutorial.Scroll to the bottom to watch the video.
There is also a written pattern. I want to thank all those that support my work by purchasing the pattern, share my videos and engage on Facebook and other social media. That helps me a lot.
I’ve been wanting to loom knit an little acorn doll but I kept putting it off because I didn’t want to include decreases in the pattern. Plus, I wanted to make it small enougn to be used as an ornament on a tree or a table. This year I finally got just what I wanted. Althought it’s a little passed Thanksgiving I bekieve acorns are cute any time of the year.
To make this one a bit more special, I included a little message of encouragement. Just like I did with the Worry Worm project, I made post cards and tags to go with the written pattern.
For a few months now I have been designing Loom Knitting tags for my patrons on Patreon. I post them on Mondays with a brief explaination for the details on the label. On Monday, October 18, 2021 I posted this tag and the explaination that I copied below. To get your free tags, specs and video scroll down to the bottom of the page.
It’s a hat that is also a cowl, you can knit on a long loom or a round loom. You wear it as a messy bun hat or an earwarmer. I think it’s perfect when can’t decide what to knit as a gift. You make one project and the recipient gets four gifts.
I was asked to design this project by one of my patrons for her daughter Tara. Before I was done testing the project Tara passed away. This was a bit difficult to absorb and I lack the words to express my thoughts about this experience. I am grateful that I can share it with Tara’s mom, her daughter and you.
Here is another really cool project that is quick, easy and uses very little yarn. I love that it makes a great gift for anyone, any gender or age. Another upside is that the plant pot itself is a plastic water bottle that would have ended up in a landfil. If you don’t use water bottles you can use a mini can that measures between 2 and 2.5 inches.
As always there is a step by step video tutorial that walks you from the empty water bottle to the plant super cute plant holder. Scroll to the bottom of the post to watch it.
My Facebook friend Michel asked if I could design a Worry Worm for the knitting loom. It is a beautiful way to brighten someones day. I loved the concept so much that I started working on the pattern the same day. And, because the Worry Worm Poem is so important to the project I also designed some postcards and tags. So when you buy the written pattern you also get the PDF file of the postcards and tags. Read the poem below, under the supply list.
As always there is a step by step video tutorial to show you how to loom knit the little worm with any loom that has at least 3 pegs. I believe the project is easy enough for a beginner. By the way, this is another great way to use up some of that scrap yarn while you help someone smile.
Here is an easy grocery bag holder pattern that is easy, knits up quick and is practical. You will use this all the time. The plus side is that you can make it any color and style that suits you best. It can go from elegant to casual by just changing the yarn and attaching a button, tassel or charm.
As always there is a step by step video tutorial. Just scroll to the bottom of this post. Be sure to watch it completely before starting the project.
You need a new hook cover because you can make one quickly, easily and with just a little bit of your favorite scrap yarn. I’ve added some fun beads and a pom-pom. I promise that you’re going to love this project.
There is a step by step video tutorial to guide you from cast-on to assembly. It will show you how to knit the small and the large version of the loom knitting hook. Scroll all the way to the bottom to watch the video. If you get the written pattern it includes four versions of the project so you can choose to knit flat or in the round.
The lacy Tilted Blocks stitch pattern is variation on the traditional basket weave. The long eyelets combined with the garter stitch give this fabric high texture and great geometry. It doesn’t curl at all which is another plus. An extra bonus is that the pattern was made using a large gauge loom and a single strand of worsted weight yarn. No special tools or high end yarn yet your have a beautiful fabric that will work well for blankets, shawls and if done in the round, for a great pair of summer socks.
As always I give you a step by step video tutorial you can follow for the flat version of this stitch. Trust me that it looks more complex then it actually is when you watch the video. To use the pattern for your projects in the round you will need the written pattern because the flat version doesn’t translate.
I’m super excited about this fast, easy and very pretty book marker pattern. It has all the features of the perfect project, including the fact that it can be made with 15 yards if scrap yarn.
As almost every pattern I design, this one has a step by step video tutorial. To watch it scroll down to the bottom.
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