Hi Denise, My looming things had all been put away in a big plastic bag until I saw one of your videos last week. Now, I've not only brought everything back out again, but have made 4 hats, and a couple of scarves! Thank you for helping me get my looming juices flowing again!
You are so amazing and your daughter is a beautiful model. I am 73 and until I found you on face book a year ago I had no idea how rewarding your teaching would become in my life. I have made hats and scarves and finally blankets. When I'm no longer here my children can wrap themselves in my labor of love. Thank you again and God bless.
Patricia you are beautiful my friend and your comment has blessed me dearly. Thank you so so much for taking the time to write to me. I send you big hugs and kisses !
Denise, last year I taught my Mom the basics of loom knitting and she is addicted!! I just had her watch this video and she say " oh, I can do that. She explains easier so I can follow along"! Other tutorials (other channels) she got overwhelmed. So, she turned 80 yesterday and she is making her first scarf today! Thank you!!
+Barbara Leger I love love LOVE this kind of feedback - thank you so much Barbara for taking the time to stop and let me know that I've been useful and instrumental in making loom knitting easier for you mom. Really Thank you ! Tell her I send her lots of hugs and Happy belated birthday.
Denise of LoomaHat is an awesome teacher when it comes to loom knitting! I am new to knitting period. She always makes everything so easy to do and understand. In fact, her videos are the only ones I watch anymore The others dont explain enough. Thanks Denise! I love loom knitting now
Denise - thank you so much for this video. I'm going to make one for each of my sisters for Christmas and you have made it so easy for me. You have taught me essentially everything I know and I have made 41 hats for the Cancer Center and for Children's Hospital and will continue making for them while I make family gifts. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Diane - thank YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for sharing this with me. I makes me BIG TIME happy to know that I helped someone make something to give away to those hurting and in need. LOVE LOVE LOVE a Giver !!!!! You bring me joy my friend.
I'm always amazed by your videos. Instructions are so clear; very well explained and repeated. We can see well what you're doing and the lighting is great. Needless to say I've looked at other people's videos and they work with a dark yarn on a dark loom with bad lighting. It's so bad! But you're a great teacher and I keep going back to your videos. Thank you for all that you do for the loom knitting enthusiasts out there!
Another excellent video - I followed along with you and, wonder of all wonders, shock of all shocks, thanks to your slow and careful instructions, I can do it! Great gift to give - these will go to the alternative school where my daughter is a counselor. These kids have nothing so a pretty little something will brighten their day. Thank you so much for this pattern that will be easy for me on to do so I can make a lot of them.
I made a friend of mine this scarf for XMas last year and she loved it. Since that time, I have made 2 more for my godchildren and now have an open loom and starting ANOTHER one tonight for a teacher who I dearly love and just retired. I don't know if it is the stitch, or the yarn and the combination of both that people find so fascinating. BUT, you are correct, Denise, it is very easy once you get the pattern down. I can knit during TV time or listen to my radio shows. Where ever you found this pattern, it is a GEM and I hope many, many people will make this scarf. So easy and very pretty. I did use a #4 weight yarn, not doubled, just a single strand. I think I want to try and chunky one for my other God Daughter, she runs cold natured and think it will turn out fine for her. I will make it a bit shorter as she is very short. THANK YOU again for sharing this pattern.....sure is a keeper, as you are, my friend! Keep FL warm for us, lol, will be there in late September for a family reunion in the Port St. Lucie area. Also, I need to get over to the Tampa/St. Pete area to see a childhood friend of mine who just retired and moved to FL 6 months ago. Hugs, Denise, THANKS AGAIN! Annie
Ann I'm soooo happy you liked it. I truly love this project. By the way, I tried this as a chunky scarf with a thicker yarn - I recommend you double knit the last peg - don't slip the first stitch. I'm hoping I can get back to it this winter ... stay tuned - you'll know if I did
Hi Mam! I made this infinity scarf for my (soon to be 10 yrs old) daughter as her bday gift. Your simple and to the point instructions helped a newbie and tensed knitter like me just like a charm! It turned out so good. Thanks tonnes n tonnes. 😊😊🙏🏻
This is absolutely just mind-blowing how easy you made this. I can't wait to start! I just started looming this month and have already made two hats and a small cowl (maybe not as functional as your cowl video) but will be giving that a look as well! Thanks for taking the time to make this so easy for all of us :) keep it up!
Wow...I just now finished this using a Lion Brand Homespun Stripes yarn. It turned out just beautiful and I could not be more impressed with how well your video explained this stitch...I have been loom knitting for a few years but am new to this stitch and I love the look! Made this one for me but am all ready thinking ahead for Christmas gifts next year! Thank you thank you!
Thank you for your videos! You take the time to explain what you are doing in ready to understand steps. You are a wonderful instructor! Thank you and God bless.
You are so very welcome! You are absolutely awesome. I just turned my sister on to you two days ago (when I came home for family visit). She is already a LOOMHAT addict as I have been since I found your channel. Now when I come home to visit we will sit, knit and tell wonderful stories. Thank you again Denise!
I have some really pretty yarn that I wasn't sure what I wanted to use it for. It would make a pretty infinity scarf. I will be sure to watch the whole video.
Renee - first welcome to the family ! 😊you should have no problems with this one - if anything you might want to watch the stitch pattern only video to help you if necessary th-cam.com/video/2GlNqzyNn78/w-d-xo.html
I make this pattern often. One of my favourites for gift giving. I make it wider on a rake loom so it can be pulled up over the head. I make mine 80 inches long before joining the ends.
I love this and have shared it with the knifty knitter group...would you mind if we use it as a challenge project one month...soon???!! I wonder how it would do with cotton yarn...hmmm....
I love this stitch! I have made one scarf already and am working on a second now. I'm wondering if I were to use this stitch for a blanket, does the peg count just need to be a multiple of 3? Also would you do some type of border?
Hello! I love this tutorial. I am trying and trying to make a scarf for my one year old baby, I love this design but I was wondering if it’s possible to do an infinity scarf with other stitches?
Hi Denise. Thank you for your quick reply. I have recently order two of their larger looms. I thought your loom looked familiar! Lol. I plan to knit baby blankets to donate to the local woman's shelter in my city, I too have been where they are now and I want to help.
Margaret - I LOVE LOVE LOVE givers - You folks so fuel me and I so appreciate it when you let me know that you've used something I have said or done to make your giving better or easier. Thanks for taking the time to leave me this comment. You have blessed me friend !
Thank you for the wonderful easy to follow instructions! I've just started loom knitting (because of you) about a week ago and I've already made 3 beanies and now I'm trying this infinite scarf. Thank you for my latest addition
As usual only compliments for your work, but I have question. Is it possible to make sweater with these stitches, did you make one and if you did, do you have video? I want to make sweater but confused how to do it.
I’m still pretty new but ready to branch out from purl and ewrap. Loving this one! I assume I could use this stitch to make a regular scarf, not just an infinity scarf? Would the cast on be any different? And what about the cast off? Also, would it work with a chunkier yarn or would that be too much? I have a ton of chunky but not much of the smaller. I’d like To use up some of what I’ve got. Thanks so much!
Just found this video and love the stitch - so easy and so pretty. I also love your stitch markers that I just received!! More crochet patterns please😳
ok now the next question is if I wanted to use this stitch for adult sized afghan how many stitches would i need to cast on and i know that how many rows would be dependent upon how long i want. I love this stitch and the figure 8!
Could you use a chunkier yarn with this knit? I have some Bernet velvet chenille yarn that I was to double up my strands on for 2 colors. Is this too delicate of a stitch for that?
Hello Denise. Love 💗 love your tutorials.👌👌👌 Do you have a tutorial on how to make a scarf 🧣 and then add a Pom Pom on it?? I’ve seen the end of the scarf is looks like a triangle end. Then the Pom Pom is put on. But how to make the end of the scarf 🧣 small enough to put Pom Pom on?? Most scarves ends are square.
I am LOVING this project. I am trying to avoid blocking and have been doing a true knit on the last loop then bringing it in front on the second peg to overcast and start the sequence again. It seems to be holding the edge more flat. You mentioned in the scarf that the purl stitch would keep it from curling. Is it possible to amend patterns to avoid blocking? Your teaching is the best I have found and I keep coming back to your site. I bought your 10 stitches and love that too on my kindle.
Hi Abigale - this is not a stitch pattern - it's a full project - that's the difference. With stitch patterns you don't get the start or the finish: www.loomahat.com/start-my-stitch-patterns/
First, I'm glad you like my video and that they serve you well. That makes me very happy. Yes you can use the Mock Crochet to make a hat - here's how. www.loomahat.com/mock-crochet-hat/
Hello❣️ Your tutorials on loom knitting an infinity scarf is so newbie friendly, thank you. I made three so far and have gone to to only one mistake🙄. Any chance of teaching us how to cable knit an infinity scarf and slouchy beanie? Xoxo💕
your tutorial on this project is awesome. Thank you so much. I love the yarn you used. Do you remember the name of it. My daughter would love a scarf and hat with that yarn. It turned out beautiful. Can't wait to look you up and find more ideas. You make it look so easy. LOL.
Sorry for the delay Mary - I actually recommended this exact video on your other question. I've been out of town and just started answering comments - so now you know why I might seem crazy :) ... Let me know how your grands scarves turn out. - consider this pattern - much quicker then the diamond lace and I think just as nice - my 16 yo daughter likes it better
I love your designs!! I am working on the second one of these. The first came out perfectly, but this one is not matching up when I am trying to connect it. I am short by 3 pegs, some how! Do you have any idea what went wrong? I am at a loss.
Hi Denise, what loom are you using? It looks so easy to use. Love how detailed your instructions are! Did subscribe to your Chanel and I really enjoy all your projects. Am new to loom knitting and I just love it!
Another great video and project. :) I have a question....on the cast off what is the difference when doing it the way you did from top to bottom and from bottom to top, instead of doing each peg the same? Does doing each peg the same not work or looks bad? Thanks for sharing :)
When you say each peg I assume you mean like a hat - if so that is a gathered method used to bring all the loops together. You want to cast off flat and loose for this project
Amazing as always :-) :-) :-) Would like to ask if possible for you to give Entrelac knitting on loom.. Thanks you Denise and God bekas you and your beautiful doughter :-) :-) :-)
Thank YOU princess princess for you oh so sweet feedback - I really appreciate it big time !!! Yes you can do Entrelac on the knitting loom but it is extremely time consuming
love it!!!! what other projects would you recommend with this stitch? love the pics at the beginning!!!!! if you weren't making it an infinity scarf, what bind off would you do? thae yarn choice is beautiful too!!!!
lol i just ran around looking for an empty loom to make one!!! is it bad i have 3 24 peg looms and need more!!!!! lol ...its not my fault one is for scrubbies and towel toppers, one is for slippers , and the Boye loom, which i dislike is for other projects..so i need another one...so simple to justify
@@LoomaHat Ohhhh...thanks so much...I appreciate your reply...and thank you so much for all your videos. You make me a successful knitter! Blessings always!
Hi Denise, My looming things had all been put away in a big plastic bag until I saw one of your videos last week. Now, I've not only brought everything back out again, but have made 4 hats, and a couple of scarves! Thank you for helping me get my looming juices flowing again!
You are so amazing and your daughter is a beautiful model. I am 73 and until I found you on face book a year ago I had no idea how rewarding your teaching would become in my life. I have made hats and scarves and finally blankets. When I'm no longer here my children can wrap themselves in my labor of love. Thank you again and God bless.
Patricia you are beautiful my friend and your comment has blessed me dearly. Thank you so so much for taking the time to write to me. I send you big hugs and kisses !
Patricia Rone
well said ... ditto !
All right! I just found my new scarf pattern 🤗🤗🤗
Denise, last year I taught my Mom the basics of loom knitting and she is addicted!! I just had her watch this video and she say " oh, I can do that. She explains easier so I can follow along"! Other tutorials (other channels) she got overwhelmed. So, she turned 80 yesterday and she is making her first scarf today! Thank you!!
+Barbara Leger I love love LOVE this kind of feedback - thank you so much Barbara for taking the time to stop and let me know that I've been useful and instrumental in making loom knitting easier for you mom. Really Thank you ! Tell her I send her lots of hugs and Happy belated birthday.
Barbara Leger ii
Denise of LoomaHat is an awesome teacher when it comes to loom knitting! I am new to knitting period. She always makes everything so easy to do and understand. In fact, her videos are the only ones I watch anymore
The others dont explain enough. Thanks Denise! I love loom knitting now
Denise - thank you so much for this video. I'm going to make one for each of my sisters for Christmas and you have made it so easy for me. You have taught me essentially everything I know and I have made 41 hats for the Cancer Center and for Children's Hospital and will continue making for them while I make family gifts. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Diane - thank YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for sharing this with me. I makes me BIG TIME happy to know that I helped someone make something to give away to those hurting and in need. LOVE LOVE LOVE a Giver !!!!! You bring me joy my friend.
The directions were very clear. I enjoyed making this! Thank you!
You are sooooOOOooo welcome!
I'm making another!! 👍🏻@@LoomaHat
I'm always amazed by your videos. Instructions are so clear; very well explained and repeated. We can see well what you're doing and the lighting is great. Needless to say I've looked at other people's videos and they work with a dark yarn on a dark loom with bad lighting. It's so bad! But you're a great teacher and I keep going back to your videos. Thank you for all that you do for the loom knitting enthusiasts out there!
Thank YOU Paulette for the great feedback I really do appreciate it - it fuels the mind and the spirit !!!
Love your videos, your about the only one I can understand for a beginner. Love your projects too
Did this for a gift and it turned out gorgeous!
Awesome - soooooo glad to hear that !
Another excellent video - I followed along with you and, wonder of all wonders, shock of all shocks, thanks to your slow and careful instructions, I can do it! Great gift to give - these will go to the alternative school where my daughter is a counselor. These kids have nothing so a pretty little something will brighten their day. Thank you so much for this pattern that will be easy for me on to do so I can make a lot of them.
I made a friend of mine this scarf for XMas last year and she loved it. Since that time, I have made 2 more for my godchildren and now have an open loom and starting ANOTHER one tonight for a teacher who I dearly love and just retired. I don't know if it is the stitch, or the yarn and the combination of both that people find so fascinating. BUT, you are correct, Denise, it is very easy once you get the pattern down. I can knit during TV time or listen to my radio shows. Where ever you found this pattern, it is a GEM and I hope many, many people will make this scarf. So easy and very pretty. I did use a #4 weight yarn, not doubled, just a single strand. I think I want to try and chunky one for my other God Daughter, she runs cold natured and think it will turn out fine for her. I will make it a bit shorter as she is very short. THANK YOU again for sharing this pattern.....sure is a keeper, as you are, my friend! Keep FL warm for us, lol, will be there in late September for a family reunion in the Port St. Lucie area. Also, I need to get over to the Tampa/St. Pete area to see a childhood friend of mine who just retired and moved to FL 6 months ago. Hugs, Denise, THANKS AGAIN! Annie
Ann I'm soooo happy you liked it. I truly love this project. By the way, I tried this as a chunky scarf with a thicker yarn - I recommend you double knit the last peg - don't slip the first stitch. I'm hoping I can get back to it this winter ... stay tuned - you'll know if I did
Hi Mam!
I made this infinity scarf for my (soon to be 10 yrs old) daughter as her bday gift. Your simple and to the point instructions helped a newbie and tensed knitter like me just like a charm! It turned out so good. Thanks tonnes n tonnes. 😊😊🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing how to loom knit this lovely scarf!
Started this last night. I love the mock crochet stitch! It's very soothing to work on.
Jess, I hope this is STILL going well. Let me know how it looks when you're done. Thank YOU sooOOOoo much for ALL your support !!!!
@@LoomaHat It's looking great so far! I've been working on it here and there along with a couple other patterns. I really love the crochet stitch!
This will be my next project. Because of how detailed your instructions were ... I know I'll have no problem making this. Thanks!!
Thanks for the Thanks Irene ! You're always super nice.
This is the most gorgeous scarf!!! Thanks for video!!
Thank YOU Beth ! 😊😘
I need some yarn to make this! Can’t wait to start! Excellent instructions! Thank you for sharing
This is absolutely just mind-blowing how easy you made this. I can't wait to start! I just started looming this month and have already made two hats and a small cowl (maybe not as functional as your cowl video) but will be giving that a look as well! Thanks for taking the time to make this so easy for all of us :) keep it up!
I am very new to loom knitting. Your tutorials are so easy to follow and you make knitting fun. Thank you so much!!
Thank YOU for the Thank you Irene! I really do try to make it as easy as I can.
I adore how this came out!!!! Thanks so much for your easy to understand tutorials!!!
You are so right when you say " watch the entire video BEFORE starting" I learned that the hard way many many months ago 😋Very nice work Denise.
Oh my friend - it's advice from personal experience. Lost a lot of time and pretty yarn many moons ago ....
Wow...I just now finished this using a Lion Brand Homespun Stripes yarn. It turned out just beautiful and I could not be more impressed with how well your video explained this stitch...I have been loom knitting for a few years but am new to this stitch and I love the look! Made this one for me but am all ready thinking ahead for Christmas gifts next year! Thank you thank you!
Thank YOU Robin for your sweet words. I totally agree - this makes for an awesome Christmas gift and you can never start too early
Hi Robin, did you have to block this project once you were finished?
Thank you for your beautiful easy-to-follow instructions. I really appreciate your talents!
Thank you from Brazil! Love your work, thank you.
Thank you for your videos! You take the time to explain what you are doing in ready to understand steps. You are a wonderful instructor! Thank you and God bless.
Thank YOU Evelyn !!!
You are so very welcome! You are absolutely awesome. I just turned my sister on to you two days ago (when I came home for family visit). She is already a LOOMHAT addict as I have been since I found your channel. Now when I come home to visit we will sit, knit and tell wonderful stories. Thank you again Denise!
I have some really pretty yarn that I wasn't sure what I wanted to use it for. It would make a pretty infinity scarf. I will be sure to watch the whole video.
the model- she is so sweeeet. Thank you for the pattern babe!
I really love and appreciate your works and project. It makes me feel relax and enjoy having fun learning from you
Hi Denise I know this video is 3 years old but I’m new to looming and this looks like one I can do with no problem. Thank you can’t wait to try it
Renee - first welcome to the family ! 😊you should have no problems with this one - if anything you might want to watch the stitch pattern only video to help you if necessary th-cam.com/video/2GlNqzyNn78/w-d-xo.html
Denise, I love love this pattern. Can't wait to get started on this scarf. You are awesome!! Thank you
Thank YOU for the Thank you Ollie , I really appreciate it ! Let me know how it goes !
Thanks and I am going to give it a try and I hope it come out nice like yours. God bless you and your family.
Hey !!! Thank you for this video!! Just made my first one !!Turned out great !! It’s a Christmas gift 😊 Now to make a hat to go with it!
I make this pattern often. One of my favourites for gift giving. I make it wider on a rake loom so it can be pulled up over the head. I make mine 80 inches long before joining the ends.
Thanks! Mine turned out amazing!!! Going to make an awesome Christmas gift.
Just started looming, will be watching a lot of videos.
AWESOME !!!!
You're really good at explaining things. Thanks a lot for posting this!
Thanks for the Thanks Konohamaya ! I really appreciate it.
Hi, thank you for your videos and instructions are easy to follow them.
Thank YOU Gina !!!
Thank you so much for your instructions
Denise you have blessed me!
Pretty stitch marker!
I love this and have shared it with the knifty knitter group...would you mind if we use it as a challenge project one month...soon???!! I wonder how it would do with cotton yarn...hmmm....
Oh and love your videos btw! By far the best!
Beautiful and easy can’t beat that! Thank you!
Thank YOU for the Thank you!
I love this stitch! I have made one scarf already and am working on a second now. I'm wondering if I were to use this stitch for a blanket, does the peg count just need to be a multiple of 3? Also would you do some type of border?
Hello! I love this tutorial. I am trying and trying to make a scarf for my one year old baby, I love this design but I was wondering if it’s possible to do an infinity scarf with other stitches?
Yes you can! 🙂
I am really looking forward to starting this project! Thank you for making the videos, it helps to give us new ideas and learn new things.
This is exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you for being so creative and share your knowledge
Super easy. Super fast. Super nice.
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Thank YOU 😊
Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials... your an amazing teacher!
Thank you for sharing this! I love the stitch and have now made 3 of these!!❤❤❤
That is super awesome! 😁Thank you Jennifer, 🌼 for sharing feedback. I REALLY Appreciate it!
Beautiful project! Definitely on my to do list. I love that I can follow along with you!
Thank YOU Joyce !!! I love the you can follow me toooooo !!!!
Hi Denise. Thank you for your quick reply. I have recently order two of their larger looms. I thought your loom looked familiar! Lol. I plan to knit baby blankets to donate to the local woman's shelter in my city, I too have been where they are now and I want to help.
Margaret - I LOVE LOVE LOVE givers - You folks so fuel me and I so appreciate it when you let me know that you've used something I have said or done to make your giving better or easier. Thanks for taking the time to leave me this comment. You have blessed me friend !
Thank you so much for this video. I'm working on this at the moment. It works up fairly fast too.
I absolutely LOVE this pattern. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you for the wonderful easy to follow instructions! I've just started loom knitting (because of you) about a week ago and I've already made 3 beanies and now I'm trying this infinite scarf. Thank you for my latest addition
Just finished mine! I loved the pattern!
Thanks for the Thanks Claudia! Happy you liked it.
As usual only compliments for your work, but I have question. Is it possible to make sweater with these stitches, did you make one and if you did, do you have video? I want to make sweater but confused how to do it.
Loomhat i saw unit the it crazy how come together I'm going give a try. Look like a fun infinitely cowl scarf
I’m still pretty new but ready to branch out from purl and ewrap. Loving this one! I assume I could use this stitch to make a regular scarf, not just an infinity scarf? Would the cast on be any different? And what about the cast off? Also, would it work with a chunkier yarn or would that be too much? I have a ton of chunky but not much of the smaller. I’d like
To use up some of what I’ve got. Thanks so much!
great video understand the pattern easily how many total inches should we make it i have done 15 rows and equals 8 1/2 inches. thank you denise
My general rule is that I make infinity scarves the same length of the recipient
@@LoomaHat thank you wasnt sure if it was different
Beautiful scarf! I can't wait to try the pattern! Thanks!
Thanks for the Thanks DoranneB! I really appreciate it.
Thank you for your video:) just finished my scarf
Thank you so much for sharing and creating this pattern! I love it Denise😄💕💕💕 I can't wait to try it👍
Thank YOU for the Thank you Karen, I really appreciate it - Big Time !
Just found this video and love the stitch - so easy and so pretty. I also love your stitch markers that I just received!! More crochet patterns please😳
Thank you Denise for the video! Will be making it soon!
Thank YOU for the Thank you Diane , I really appreciate it ! Let me know how it turns out !
ok now the next question is if I wanted to use this stitch for adult sized afghan how many stitches would i need to cast on and i know that how many rows would be dependent upon how long i want. I love this stitch and the figure 8!
+diane coop Depends on the size of the Afghan - I recommend a little swatch of the project
I am making a shrug with your stitch. Do you have instructions on how to cast off with this stitch?
Could you use a chunkier yarn with this knit? I have some Bernet velvet chenille yarn that I was to double up my strands on for 2 colors. Is this too delicate of a stitch for that?
Hello Denise. Love 💗 love your tutorials.👌👌👌 Do you have a tutorial on how to make a scarf 🧣 and then add a Pom Pom on it?? I’ve seen the end of the scarf is looks like a triangle end. Then the Pom Pom is put on. But how to make the end of the scarf 🧣 small enough to put Pom Pom on?? Most scarves ends are square.
I love this scarf. What color of yarn is it made with and what is brand?
Fantastica!!! La realizzerò al piu presto!!! Grazie!!
What was the yarn you used its beautiful and i love the stitch and scarf. your the best
So do the stitches have to be in multiples of 3?
I am LOVING this project. I am trying to avoid blocking and have been doing a true knit on the last loop then bringing it in front on the second peg to overcast and start the sequence again. It seems to be holding the edge more flat. You mentioned in the scarf that the purl stitch would keep it from curling. Is it possible to amend patterns to avoid blocking?
Your teaching is the best I have found and I keep coming back to your site. I bought your 10 stitches and love that too on my kindle.
Yes - fabric curls when you just use one type of stitch - like a eWrap best to add at least 1 purl line or row of purl.
Love the scarf but couldn’t get the remount section-specifically which stitches to remount. Any chance of a slower version of that?
this time i see your video started on cast on. will do this for my next project.thank you for sharing
Hi Abigale - this is not a stitch pattern - it's a full project - that's the difference. With stitch patterns you don't get the start or the finish: www.loomahat.com/start-my-stitch-patterns/
Hiya! Can you use this stitch to make a hat? You made a hat with a similar stitch (three step stitch) I LOVE that one.
First, I'm glad you like my video and that they serve you well. That makes me very happy. Yes you can use the Mock Crochet to make a hat - here's how. www.loomahat.com/mock-crochet-hat/
Hello❣️ Your tutorials on loom knitting an infinity scarf is so newbie friendly, thank you. I made three so far and have gone to to only one mistake🙄. Any chance of teaching us how to cable knit an infinity scarf and slouchy beanie? Xoxo💕
Thank YOU Here is one: th-cam.com/video/wQzwPpiiJJU/w-d-xo.html
your tutorial on this project is awesome. Thank you so much. I love the yarn you used. Do you remember the name of it. My daughter would love a scarf and hat with that yarn. It turned out beautiful. Can't wait to look you up and find more ideas. You make it look so easy. LOL.
Hi Penny - sorry for the delay - it's Caron Simply Soft in Tapestry - www.loomahat.com/mock-crochet-infinity-scarf/
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you, thank you.
Sorry for the delay Mary - I actually recommended this exact video on your other question. I've been out of town and just started answering comments - so now you know why I might seem crazy :) ... Let me know how your grands scarves turn out. - consider this pattern - much quicker then the diamond lace and I think just as nice - my 16 yo daughter likes it better
I love it!!!! I am going try Learn for my daughter Christmas? Thank you for Share!!!! :-)
Oh I HAVE to make one of these!!! Love the yarn you used too...
How many inches of yarn dud you use,when you sewd the long sides together?
Great tutorial! I love your ending! You're so cute! Lol!
Thank YOU Darlene !!!
The model is very pretty
I love your designs!! I am working on the second one of these. The first came out perfectly, but this one is not matching up when I am trying to connect it. I am short by 3 pegs, some how! Do you have any idea what went wrong? I am at a loss.
Hi Denise, what loom are you using? It looks so easy to use. Love how detailed your instructions are! Did subscribe to your Chanel and I really enjoy all your projects. Am new to loom knitting and I just love it!
Hi Margaret - I'm using a Cindwood loom but ANY 24-peg loom will work : amzn.to/2nC1Dai
How wide should the scarf be? I did 14 pegs on a 5/8 guage, but it seemed a bit skinny? The width tirned out to be 4.5".
Another great video and project. :) I have a question....on the cast off what is the difference when doing it the way you did from top to bottom and from bottom to top, instead of doing each peg the same? Does doing each peg the same not work or looks bad? Thanks for sharing :)
When you say each peg I assume you mean like a hat - if so that is a gathered method used to bring all the loops together. You want to cast off flat and loose for this project
Do you twist before you close?
Amazing as always :-) :-) :-)
Would like to ask if possible for you to give Entrelac knitting on loom..
Thanks you Denise and God bekas you and your beautiful doughter :-) :-) :-)
Thank YOU princess princess for you oh so sweet feedback - I really appreciate it big time !!! Yes you can do Entrelac on the knitting loom but it is extremely time consuming
Steam block? Is there a video to show how? Thanks!
Hi sorry if this has been asked, I did scroll down quite a bit but didn’t see the question, can I make this on KB round loom which is 3/8?
How do I get the tension right? I think my scarf is a little tight?
love it!!!! what other projects would you recommend with this stitch? love the pics at the beginning!!!!! if you weren't making it an infinity scarf, what bind off would you do? thae yarn choice is beautiful too!!!!
lol i just ran around looking for an empty loom to make one!!! is it bad i have 3 24 peg looms and need more!!!!! lol ...its not my fault one is for scrubbies and towel toppers, one is for slippers , and the Boye loom, which i dislike is for other projects..so i need another one...so simple to justify
You are way too funny !!!
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@@MrVjay70 I'm not a fan of the Boye brand looms either :/ I got a set as a gift and I don't use them because they're kind of frustrating
@@emmetlorerey1545 I agree
thanks for the share, any advice on how to do a cable edged infinity scarf with a round loom, or something close to that effect?
Hi thanks for the question - I'm sure it can be done - I haven't and unfortunately can't refer to someone who has
What kind of yarn do you use
Question....can I bond off this knitt so it's not an infinity scarf? And how would I do that?
Many thanks Denise
I like your videos, they are very easy. But I knit clockwise first. Does this make a difference in the pattern?
Thank you Annette and Nope you can knit any way you like best - this stitch is direction friendly :)
Can you tell me what yarn you used for this? I love the color and texture but can't find a match. Thanks so much!
Hi Willy - that yarn is no longer available. It's from Caron Simply Soft - in Colorway Tapestry
@@LoomaHat Ohhhh...thanks so much...I appreciate your reply...and thank you so much for all your videos. You make me a successful knitter! Blessings always!