Loom Knit Plant Pot Cover on a Round Loom

Loom Knit Plant Pot Cover Cozy

Knit a Plant Pot Cozy with a Circular Knitting Loom

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.

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Worry Worm Loom Knit Pattern Video and Poem

Loom Knit Worry Worm Pattern and Tags

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.

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Grocery Bag Holder

Loom Knit Grocery Bag Holder

Loom Knit Grocery Bag Holder on a Round Loom

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.

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Hook Cover

Loom Knit a New Hook Cover

Loom Knit Hook Cover

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.

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Tilted Blocks Pattern Information and Video

loom knit tilted blocks stitch

The Tilted Blocks Stitch on a Knitting Loom

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.

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Lacy Book Marker on a Knitting Loom

Loom Knit Lacy Bookmark
Loom knit lacy book marker

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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Loom Knitted Braided Wreath

Loom Knit Braided Wreath on a Round Loom

Loom Knit Wreath

Here is a richly textured braided wreath that is awesome for any season. It’s a simple project that works on a classic high end front door or a casual brunch setting. This beauty would be the perfect housewarming gift,

Simple project done on a large guage 24-peg loom with only eWrap and Uwrap knits, using a single strand of worsted weight yarn.

I did a video to help you through the whole process. I hope you like the project and share your pictures with me on Facebook or Instragram.

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Button Flower

Loom Knit Button Flowers

The Loom Knit Button Flower

The Button Flower is an super easy quick project that is actually part of a bigger project I hope to finish soon. I felt that some puffy, simple embelishment was going to be perfect and although I totally love the Rib Stitch Flower I felt I wanted more of a multi-layer option and so here we are with a new pattern.

By the way, like so many of my projects this is a scrap yarn buster, isn’t that just the best thing ever. In fact my scrap yarn bin is getting low this year. Well, I think that’s a great pattern because, guess what … when you use scrap yarn you’re not spending any money.

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Loom Knit Scrappy Pets Pattern Information and Video

Scrappy Pets on Medium Round 31-Peg Knitting loom
Loom knit scrappy pets

Take 10-15 little balls of scrap yarn, one basic pattern and a few variations to create lots of different Scappy Pets. Turn a kitty cat into a teddy bear without having to change the pattern at all. I teach you how in the video because like most of my patterns this one has  a step by step video tutorial.

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Gnome Pattern Video and Information

Loom Knit a Gnome Ornament on a Small Loom

I’ve been wanting to knit one of these forever. The holdup was designing something that was super simple but super cute. I have to say that I’m happy with these little guys because in under an hour and some scrap yarn you too to have your own Gnome ornament

You just knit three parts, make a beard and then assemble everything into an ornament that will go well on your desk, dinner table, or on your tree.

As always this one has a step by step video tutorial

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The Garter Stitch Placemat Pattern Info and Video

Loom Knit Placemat

Knit a Table Placemat on a Knitting Loom

Here is a textured and colorful addition to any table setting. It’s a simple project that works on a classic high end dinner table or for a casual brunch. You know what else this project is good for, gift giving.

Although a simple project I did a video to help you through the process. I hope you like it as much as I do and try it at if only for you and that special Plus One. ( Read More )…

Diamond Moss Stitch Pattern

Loom knit diamond moss stitch

The Diamond Moss Stitch on a Large Gauge Loom

I continue my search for stitch patterns that work well on large gauge loom with just one strand of yarn. I’m very happy with this one although the picture just doesn’t do it justice.

I hope you will give it a try on something special and tell me what you think.

As always there is a step by step video tutorial. I will give you a heads up that it is longer than most of my stitch pattern videos but I think it’s worth it.

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Loom Knit One Piece Pocket Scarf Pattern Info and Video

Loom Knit Pocket Scarf Pattern Copyright Loomahat

Pocket Scarf on Any Loom with 26 Pegs

The Pocket Scarf has been on my mind for some time now. My holdup was because I wanted the project to be done in one piece with minimal sewing.  This project turned out better than I expected and I’m super happy. The scarf is beautiful, chunky and cozy.

It’s a project that any beginner can handle. It’s also helpful that the pattern includes a step by step video tutorial. Because the yarn is chunky, the project knits up really fast.

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10 Things Loom Knitting Beginners Shouldn’t Do

I’ve been teaching loom knitting for about 10 years, always laser focused on beginners and easy projects. In the above video are 10 “Don’t” I think most beginners should at least consider.

This is a short video I hope you will watch completely and share with other first time loom knitters. It’s not going to fit perfectly with everybody but again it’s based on my personal experience. Let me and others know what you think in the comment sections below.

Recommended Video List for Loom Knitting Beginners

Below are some of the videos I recommend for follow-up on the subject.

Facts About Knitting Looms: https://youtu.be/92k2F7Z9x_w

Loom Knitting Supplies: https://youtu.be/qPQzCsxTQJM

Tiny Kitty: https://youtu.be/fNWi6u8QFBs

Baby Hat: https://youtu.be/WaU8fy_IdoY

Chunky Hat: https://youtu.be/NLx9By1n6BE

Recommended Supply List

loom knitting beginners supply list

LOOMS: Any large gauge

YARN: As recommended by the pattern. Try to keep worsted weight on hand.

HOOK: The kits come with a hook and needle. I prefer the KB Ergonomic hook

SCISSORS: Any common pair of scissors. Best option is a sharp scissor.

STITCH MARKERS: Optional but for me a necessary tool. I like mine to be bands with a cute charm.

 

 

Blocks Stitch Pattern Info and Video Tutorial

The Blocks Stitch Pattern for the Loom

Blocks Stitch

The Blocks stitch pattern is another great stitch for blankets, washcloths or just about anything. My husband has already requested a vest or sweater. I agree that it is very elegant and would upscale any wearable.

You will find the video below for the flat version of the stitch.  Tell us how you will be using this beauty.

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