I am only 14 years old and this is my first time ever using a yarn or even a loom I have'nt done anything like this, and your video was soooooooo perfect and beautifully explained, my scarf came out amazing! thank you so much!
I know this is extremely late, but I’ve been looming for many, many yrs & have never seen anyone do the beginning cast for double knitting as you have done. You are absolutely brilliant.❤️ I always disliked looming scarves because trying to crochet the beginning cast on, then trying to pull the waste yarn out was a nightmare. Thanks again. You are a wonderful instructor.
Took me 8 tries and finally broke down and kept up with my rows with a notepad and it turned out great. Learned a lot of other useful tips as well. Thanks for posting
Thank you, even tho I have made several scarfs, I am still learning. Today my mouth flew open when I watched you. Since a car accident, I am homebound and disabled. So I am a sponge for learning new things I always wanted to do. I can sew and make anything, from a wedding dress to making mink blankets but could not get the hang knitting or crochet. I love the scarfs I made but they were only a repeat, repeat, repeat of the same stitch. Now because of your simple thorough direction, I can try a new stitch, I am so excited. I always watch the video twice at least before I start. Then I follow along with the video slowly. Because I want to make sure it looks the same. I watched a video on ten stitches for beginners and I saw the stitch I was using and it was so messy. I want a stitch that looks like it was purchased at a store. I am grateful I found your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Just made this scarf today - it turned out quite nice, I think, considering I’m still a novice at loom knitting! Your videos are always so clear and easy to follow; thank you for sharing your patterns & expertise!
I’m so happy I found your Chanel..my scarf is coming out beautifully and my mom who is awesome at knitting was very proud to see me follow in her steps. Thank you !!!
Just bought a loops & threads knit quick loom set and totally excited to have found your channel. This one is a little complicated for me at the moment but I did think your tutorial was easy to follow. I will be searching your channel for the stitch usually started with on these looms before I go in to fancier stitches. Thanks so much!
I enjoyed this video so much your step by step tutorial was excellent I am brand new to loom knitting and was able to follow this and have a beautiful outcome! Thank you!!
I made a wonderful scarf last year by following your video.. My sister saw the scarf and now she wants me to make her one.... So I am back! Thank you for this upload! It's perfect! I added fringe to my scarf and they look great!
Love this video! Beautiful pattern and this is the first video I've seen where someone actually shows a way to tighten a loose cast-on for a scarf on a long loom. I always struggle at the end of scarf projects because of it and now I don't have to!
Thank you for watching. I'll add that I learned how to tighten my cast on like this by watching videos from Kimberly Carrigan and CinDWood Looms. I'm glad this video is helpful.
I have watched a couple of your videos, you do an excellent job of explaining what you are doing. I am just starting to loom knit so I will see how this comes out. Thank you!
I'm new to loom knitting and have watched several other tutorials, only to frog the scarf after a few inches because it looked loose and messy. Your video is so easy to follow! I appreciate the way you explain everything so well. I also really liked the fact that you showed how to tighten the first row of loops on the bottom edge. I've never seen that done before. Thank you so much! I think this scarf will be my first completed loom knit item. :)
I liked the video. It looks as if you are using a 5/8"loom and bulky yarn. I particularly liked your bind off to match the cast on. There are so many ïncidentials" in loom knitting. Takes a while to keep them all in my head. Thanks for this stitch and your instructions.
Very nice tutorial! Very clear. Well done! I’m gonna give it a try! It’s gonna be a long, hot summer! Plenty of knitting time in front of the AC with a glass of sweet ice tea and my Christmas doo list🤠‼️ Thank you, Ms Yarn!
Wow, your video was was fantastic. You demonstrated and explained how to do this pattern so thoroughly that I am inspired to pull out my rake looms and make this project. I appreciated your explanations on casting on and off and how to keep your work from being too tight. Thank you so much for this video. It's one of the best loom knitting videos I have ever watched.
Thank you so much for making this video! It was very easy to follow and gave great tips to solve some of the slack problems I had using other tutorials!
Thank you for the fantastic tips! My first rows were atrocious! And your patterns are great. I’m making my first grandchild’s baby blanket with your double knit crisscross pattern. Had to switch out the original yarn because it was too darn thick and was looking more like a placemat! Thanks!
I was actually just looking for a cast off video but I'm loving that scarf pattern! I will be using this 'entire' video for my next project! Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I found it super helpful! Hope you have a lovely holiday! Can't believe we're already heading into 2022!!! Thanks again!
Great pattern! Wonderful instructions. Just wondering if you want a wider scarf what is the ratio of pegs? does it need to be odd number? Thank you for sharing!
I was also confused by the jump from cast-on to pattern but i figured out just to start the figure 8 on the bottom peg instead of top and it then matches with what she does in the rest of the pattern (for odd # of rows), if you dont switch at the beginning it takes more work later because you have to essentially reverse top and bottom rows
You are a very good tutorialist. You have a clear voice. Your procedure is slow enough to follow. Not too slow. And your hands never get in the way. And good lighting. I like the crisscross stitch. Are there other stitches on the long loom?
Thanks for the compliments. Other long loom stitches that I like are the rib stitch, honeycomb stitch and star stitch. More beginner stitches would be the zigzag stitch, stockinette stitch and figure 8 stitch. All are on my channel, you can do a search.
I like that the stitch only goes around the outside of the pegs. I watched another person's video for an infinity scarf on the long loom and that stich looked really complicated.
I like your video. I'm waiting on my loom to arrive so I can try it. I bought a crochet set but I'm struggling copying from vids because they hide where the hook goes or it's not clear like your video. All I wanted to do was crochet a blanket so because I'm struggling I've decided to knit one instead. I will deffo give this ago though.
Love love love your videos, and enjoyed loom knitting this double criss cross stitch- cool pattern and texture! Can’t wait to make scarves for friends using this stitch. Keep making these amazing videos. Appreciate how you go step by step and clearly explain everything from start to finish. :)
I’m new at looming. I love how you give the instructions on this scarf. I hope you do all your projects the same way. I want to know how long is the scarf and how many time did you do row 2 & 3
I just have one question is the right edge and the left edge exactly the same because on the video it looks like one side is wider on one edge, then the other edge. Otherwise I do love it. It’s very pretty and make the scarf over our snowy weekend.
This is my fifth or sixth scarf project using your wonderful videos! I especially appreciate that you include casting on and binding off as well as the stitch instructions. For this pattern, do you have any tips of keeping track which row you are working? I marked the 4th and 3rd pegs with blue stitch markers and the 3rd and 2nd pegs with pink markers and have been trying to keep track of the rows that way. I duplicated one row which is obvious (to me) and will try to hand stitch in corrections when I’m done. Currently, I am writing down what row I just completed so I know what row to start with when I return. Any tips would be appreciated!!
I've never tried with two colours, but feel free to experiment. For a hat, I can't help you directly, but there was a comment from another knitter who suggested using a modified diamond lace stitch for a flat panel, so maybe it can be adapted to knit in the round. Again, I haven't tested it though.
I love this stitch I definitely want to try this. My question is how would you change colors more than one. I have pink and grey fuzzy yarn and I would love to do this on the loom but I don’t know how to do this if I’m using two different colors??
I am a bit confused at the beggining, so you do figure 8 stich and right immediately after you start doing the criss cross stich or how many rows after ??
Sorry for the confusion. After your figure 8 cast on, you would start your criss cross stitch (1-4-3). When filming the video, I had either a technical issue or maybe I made a mistake when starting the criss cross stitch; that's why I re-recorded myself after a few rows.
That's where I got confused too... I didn't know what to do with the single strand that she said to lay on top by itself... I guess you'd start the criss cross on top of it to hide it 🤷♀️
I don't know if it's just me but I have tried now 9 separate times and no matter what I do, when I go to start my criss cross stitches I am not getting the yarn position for peg one bottom but I don't know if it changes cuz you did yours a couple times but it's seriously taking me since 5:00 in the morning until almost 9:00 tonight several times any throwing my limb against the wall but I cannot get the same outcome and I don't know if I'm doing it right or wrong and that's sad because I really liked your voice and your videos over top of everybody else's.
I loved your video! I have a problem I a hoping you can help with. I ran out of yarn and tied my knot and then the knot didn’t hold. Since I had to unravel my yarn anyway I went be 10 rows or so to correct another mistake I made. Now I don’t know how to cast back on the loom... Please help!! Thanks so much in advance!!!!
I would suggest unraveling until you see a complete row on the scarf. Then with thin scrap yarn in a different colour, sew upwards on each loop. Start at top left corner and work towards right. Then sew from bottom right corner and work towards left. When you stretch your scarf to put back on the pegs, the scrap yarn will prevent loops from getting undone. You might want to remount the loops starting in the middle, this might help with tension. Good luck!
This is so beautiful when you do it but I’m having so much trouble with this. I’m following the pattern to a tea but my scarf comes out looking NOTHING like this. I’m pretty experienced on the loom and am positive it’s put on correctly but I’m just getting 6 bulging rows with flat parts in between 😞
It is difficult to help you, so I can just encourage you to keep trying. There are many people who needed to try this multiple times before getting the hang of it. And make sure you use the exact number of pegs that I did so the video is easier to follow.
Can I also do this project on even numbered loom? I'm working with a loom with 10 pegs on each side (20 pegs in total), will it work? Thank you very much! ❤
I am only 14 years old and this is my first time ever using a yarn or even a loom I have'nt done anything like this, and your video was soooooooo perfect and beautifully explained, my scarf came out amazing! thank you so much!
Oh I am so happy to hear this. I hope you continue to loom knit. Keep shining!
You have the best video on how to learn. Great instructions ty ❤
I know this is extremely late, but I’ve been looming for many, many yrs & have never seen anyone do the beginning cast for double knitting as you have done. You are absolutely brilliant.❤️ I always disliked looming scarves because trying to crochet the beginning cast on, then trying to pull the waste yarn out was a nightmare. Thanks again. You are a wonderful instructor.
Out of all the tutorials about loom knitting, yours is the easiest.
Tightening the cast-on is the best idea ever! Thank you.
I'm glad this is helpful! I learned it from watching variations of this technique from other TH-camrs.
Took me 8 tries and finally broke down and kept up with my rows with a notepad and it turned out great. Learned a lot of other useful tips as well. Thanks for posting
This is my favorite tutorial for a scarf…and I recommend it to anyone wanting to make a great scarf!!
Thank you, even tho I have made several scarfs, I am still learning. Today my mouth flew open when I watched you. Since a car accident, I am homebound and disabled. So I am a sponge for learning new things I always wanted to do. I can sew and make anything, from a wedding dress to making mink blankets but could not get the hang knitting or crochet. I love the scarfs I made but they were only a repeat, repeat, repeat of the same stitch. Now because of your simple thorough direction, I can try a new stitch, I am so excited. I always watch the video twice at least before I start. Then I follow along with the video slowly. Because I want to make sure it looks the same. I watched a video on ten stitches for beginners and I saw the stitch I was using and it was so messy. I want a stitch that looks like it was purchased at a store. I am grateful I found your video. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Nice to hear these videos are helpful. Thanks!
I love this! Every step is clearly demonstrated. And that cast on is genius.
Just made this scarf today - it turned out quite nice, I think, considering I’m still a novice at loom knitting! Your videos are always so clear and easy to follow; thank you for sharing your patterns & expertise!
You made it - that is wonderful, especially for a beginner. This scarf is a bit tricky.
This is the best explanation, ever, for straight looms! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I’m so happy I found your Chanel..my scarf is coming out beautifully and my mom who is awesome at knitting was very proud to see me follow in her steps. Thank you !!!
Very pretty. I can't wait to finish the scarf I'm currently working on & make this one.
I have just started loom knitting and believe I found a wonderful and knowledgeable teacher. Thank you
I'm glad you discovered loom knitting. Happy knitting!
Just bought a loops & threads knit quick loom set and totally excited to have found your channel. This one is a little complicated for me at the moment but I did think your tutorial was easy to follow. I will be searching your channel for the stitch usually started with on these looms before I go in to fancier stitches. Thanks so much!
Welcome to loom knitting! Hope that it's going well for you.
I enjoyed this video so much your step by step tutorial was excellent I am brand new to loom knitting and was able to follow this and have a beautiful outcome! Thank you!!
Wonderful to hear.
I made a wonderful scarf last year by following your video.. My sister saw the scarf and now she wants me to make her one.... So I am back! Thank you for this upload! It's perfect! I added fringe to my scarf and they look great!
The fringe idea sounds cool! Glad to hear this video has helped you.
I just finished my scarf with this pattern, and it's beautiful. Thanks so much.
Love this video! Beautiful pattern and this is the first video I've seen where someone actually shows a way to tighten a loose cast-on for a scarf on a long loom. I always struggle at the end of scarf projects because of it and now I don't have to!
Thank you for watching. I'll add that I learned how to tighten my cast on like this by watching videos from Kimberly Carrigan and CinDWood Looms. I'm glad this video is helpful.
I have watched a couple of your videos, you do an excellent job of explaining what you are doing. I am just starting to loom knit so I will see how this comes out. Thank you!
Good luck with loom knitting, I hope you like it.
You ARE AWESOME! Thank you for the little tidbits about errors you made and things you learned. I am going to try!
Excellent tutorial. I made a scarf for my granddaughter, my 1st loom project. It's beautiful! Such an easy project.
This is rarely someone's first loom project, so bravo!
This is better than loomahat. Loomahat doesn't do cast on and cast off. Subscribed!
I'm new to loom knitting and have watched several other tutorials, only to frog the scarf after a few inches because it looked loose and messy. Your video is so easy to follow! I appreciate the way you explain everything so well. I also really liked the fact that you showed how to tighten the first row of loops on the bottom edge. I've never seen that done before. Thank you so much! I think this scarf will be my first completed loom knit item. :)
Pleased to hear this! Thank you.
I liked the video. It looks as if you are using a 5/8"loom and bulky yarn. I particularly liked your bind off to match the cast on. There are so many ïncidentials" in loom knitting. Takes a while to keep them all in my head. Thanks for this stitch and your instructions.
Thanks for taking the time to comment, really appreciate it.
I love this stitch. Thank you for the great instructions. I have made this scarf twice!
That's awesome!
This was a wonderful project! Easy to follow and it made such a lovely scarf on the first try!
First try, that's awesome! Glad it worked out.
That's very nice! I'm new to loom knitting and I am enjoying these videos. Thank you.
I don’t loom knit but hand knit. I didn’t know you could get so creative. Good tutorial.
Thanks!
Very nice tutorial! Very clear. Well done! I’m gonna give it a try! It’s gonna be a long, hot summer! Plenty of knitting time in front of the AC with a glass of sweet ice tea and my Christmas doo list🤠‼️ Thank you, Ms Yarn!
I really enjoyed this video and I can’t wait to try this! 😊 I’m excited to see your next one 🤓 Thanks so much for sharing ♥️
Wow, your video was was fantastic. You demonstrated and explained how to do this pattern so thoroughly that I am inspired to pull out my rake looms and make this project. I appreciated your explanations on casting on and off and how to keep your work from being too tight. Thank you so much for this video. It's one of the best loom knitting videos I have ever watched.
Appreciate your comment! So glad the explanations were helpful.
Knitting Afghan
That was good and easy to follow
Thanks for teaching In the tutorial with new loom knit .
Thank you so much for making this video! It was very easy to follow and gave great tips to solve some of the slack problems I had using other tutorials!
Glad to be helpful.
Thank you for the fantastic tips! My first rows were atrocious! And your patterns are great. I’m making my first grandchild’s baby blanket with your double knit crisscross pattern. Had to switch out the original yarn because it was too darn thick and was looking more like a placemat! Thanks!
It seems like you're adapting and learning as you progress, which is awesome. Thanks for sharing and for your support.
Thank you for the detailed explanation ❤
I love it I hope i am not to old I will be 73 may 8.But i love your work
Great tutorial! You are a good instructor with such a pleasant voice. Love the pattern.
Appreciate that, thank you!
I was actually just looking for a cast off video but I'm loving that scarf pattern! I will be using this 'entire' video for my next project! Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I found it super helpful! Hope you have a lovely holiday! Can't believe we're already heading into 2022!!! Thanks again!
Thank you and happy holidays to you too.
Great video! Instructions were clear and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.
Appreciate your support!
Great pattern! Wonderful instructions. Just wondering if you want a wider scarf what is the ratio of pegs? does it need to be odd number?
Thank you for sharing!
I was wondering the same thing, and if it can be done with an even peg count?
Love this stitch. Don't see many tutorials for long looms, so this is awesome!
Thanks for the encouragement.
Great tutorial, and I love the pattern! Now to give it a try, wish me luck, I'm somewhat of a beginner...
You got this.
Great video! I really like this stitch, I've been looming for a year and am looking for new patterns. Thanks!
I was also confused by the jump from cast-on to pattern but i figured out just to start the figure 8 on the bottom peg instead of top and it then matches with what she does in the rest of the pattern (for odd # of rows), if you dont switch at the beginning it takes more work later because you have to essentially reverse top and bottom rows
Glad you figured it out.
You make this look so simple. At some point soon I am going to try this. It's a great project for next Christmas. I will be starting early!
This is nice to hear. Thank you.
I love this video. Your narration and directions are great. Thank you!
Appreciate this!
You are a very good tutorialist. You have a clear voice. Your procedure is slow enough to follow. Not too slow. And your hands never get in the way. And good lighting. I like the crisscross stitch. Are there other stitches on the long loom?
Thanks for the compliments. Other long loom stitches that I like are the rib stitch, honeycomb stitch and star stitch. More beginner stitches would be the zigzag stitch, stockinette stitch and figure 8 stitch. All are on my channel, you can do a search.
thank you, I am going to try this . your a great teacher
I like that the stitch only goes around the outside of the pegs. I watched another person's video for an infinity scarf on the long loom and that stich looked really complicated.
i am so looking forward to making this as a baby blanket for my new grandson
Lucky little boy.
I loved the pattern and want to do it on a knit tie. It might take some trial and error to make is smallers, but I bet it'll be worth it.
That sounds very unique! Good luck.
Mmm I think we can make the double stitch and will look great ! Only make the same row twice 😃
I LOVE this stitch!
Wonderful! Love your simple explanations and technique.
Thank you very much.
This was such a great video, thank you. I’ve made a gorgeous scarf for myself and can’t wait to wear it this winter!
So pleased to hear this, thank you.
It was reeeeeeeeally helpful!!! Thank you so much!!!
I like your video. I'm waiting on my loom to arrive so I can try it.
I bought a crochet set but I'm struggling copying from vids because they hide where the hook goes or it's not clear like your video. All I wanted to do was crochet a blanket so because I'm struggling I've decided to knit one instead. I will deffo give this ago though.
Great video! Just made my first double knit scarf using this stitch and I love it!
Nice!
Love this tutorial! Beautiful design! I this my for my daughter for Christmas!
Lucky girl.
This was an amazing video! So intuitive and I greatly appreciate the attention to detail.
Thank you!
Thank you! You were very through and easy to follow!
Well informetive love the idea I'm going to try it a new comer in the loom world 🙋🏽🥰
Just loved it. I have to make one for myself.
Nice.
This is so beautiful!! I adore this pattern so much! Thank you!!
Glad you like it.
What an innovative cast on
This scarf is so beautiful! I will make it next. Tha k you andmay Jesus Christ bless you 😊
Love love love your videos, and enjoyed loom knitting this double criss cross stitch- cool pattern and texture! Can’t wait to make scarves for friends using this stitch. Keep making these amazing videos. Appreciate how you go step by step and clearly explain everything from start to finish. :)
Happy to hear these supportive words, thanks.
Awesome job! That’s going to be my next scarf to try! Thank you for such a great and informative video!
Glad to hear. Happy knitting.
Very nicely executed! Precise and clear instructions! Thank you so very much for an excellent project!👍
Thanks for watching!
Luv Ur scarf n u explained it so well,I'd like to give it a go n hope I don't forget anything,thank u so much👌💖
Good luck!
I’m new at looming. I love how you give the instructions on this scarf. I hope you do all your projects the same way. I want to know how long is the scarf and how many time did you do row 2 & 3
Thank you for an excellent video. More please!!!
I just have one question is the right edge and the left edge exactly the same because on the video it looks like one side is wider on one edge, then the other edge. Otherwise I do love it. It’s very pretty and make the scarf over our snowy weekend.
This is my fifth or sixth scarf project using your wonderful videos! I especially appreciate that you include casting on and binding off as well as the stitch instructions.
For this pattern, do you have any tips of keeping track which row you are working? I marked the 4th and 3rd pegs with blue stitch markers and the 3rd and 2nd pegs with pink markers and have been trying to keep track of the rows that way. I duplicated one row which is obvious (to me) and will try to hand stitch in corrections when I’m done. Currently, I am writing down what row I just completed so I know what row to start with when I return. Any tips would be appreciated!!
Can you use this stitch with alternating colors (for example like the front is green and back is red)? And can you use this stitch to make a hat?
I've never tried with two colours, but feel free to experiment. For a hat, I can't help you directly, but there was a comment from another knitter who suggested using a modified diamond lace stitch for a flat panel, so maybe it can be adapted to knit in the round. Again, I haven't tested it though.
The magic knot also works get when connecting to ends
This looks amazing. I’m new to looms but want to give this a try… how do you know what size yarn to use? Thank you x
Beautiful
Beautiful! Thanks for posting
I love this stitch I definitely want to try this. My question is how would you change colors more than one. I have pink and grey fuzzy yarn and I would love to do this on the loom but I don’t know how to do this if I’m using two different colors??
I actually have not tried changing colours myself, so you'd have to experiment. Good luck.
Love the explanations! I am just getting started and you explained everything so well. Thank you!
Great to hear, thanks.
I am a bit confused at the beggining, so you do figure 8 stich and right immediately after you start doing the criss cross stich or how many rows after ??
Sorry for the confusion. After your figure 8 cast on, you would start your criss cross stitch (1-4-3). When filming the video, I had either a technical issue or maybe I made a mistake when starting the criss cross stitch; that's why I re-recorded myself after a few rows.
@@hellomsyarn Thank you so much for replying!
That's where I got confused too... I didn't know what to do with the single strand that she said to lay on top by itself... I guess you'd start the criss cross on top of it to hide it 🤷♀️
I don't know if it's just me but I have tried now 9 separate times and no matter what I do, when I go to start my criss cross stitches I am not getting the yarn position for peg one bottom but I don't know if it changes cuz you did yours a couple times but it's seriously taking me since 5:00 in the morning until almost 9:00 tonight several times any throwing my limb against the wall but I cannot get the same outcome and I don't know if I'm doing it right or wrong and that's sad because I really liked your voice and your videos over top of everybody else's.
I suggest you keep practicing by making small swatches a few times. That will help you cast on, get used to the two-row repeat, and bind off.
I loved your video! I have a problem I a hoping you can help with. I ran out of yarn and tied my knot and then the knot didn’t hold. Since I had to unravel my yarn anyway I went be 10 rows or so to correct another mistake I made. Now I don’t know how to cast back on the loom... Please help!! Thanks so much in advance!!!!
I would suggest unraveling until you see a complete row on the scarf. Then with thin scrap yarn in a different colour, sew upwards on each loop. Start at top left corner and work towards right. Then sew from bottom right corner and work towards left. When you stretch your scarf to put back on the pegs, the scrap yarn will prevent loops from getting undone. You might want to remount the loops starting in the middle, this might help with tension. Good luck!
I learn so, thank you, very much...
That was very good I will try this one thanks
Nice! Happy knitting.
I use to do it on my fingers making spider web when I was younger😂
Perfect! You were detailed and easy to follow! Thank you!
Glad the video was easy to follow. Thanks!
Just WOW 🔥
I have subscribed to your channel. Love how you explain how to loom knit. Great instructions. TY
Thanks for subscribing!
So neat
I've been looking for how to make the cast on tighter! Thanks!
thank you from Egypt
Thank you so much!
This is so beautiful when you do it but I’m having so much trouble with this. I’m following the pattern to a tea but my scarf comes out looking NOTHING like this. I’m pretty experienced on the loom and am positive it’s put on correctly but I’m just getting 6 bulging rows with flat parts in between 😞
It is difficult to help you, so I can just encourage you to keep trying. There are many people who needed to try this multiple times before getting the hang of it. And make sure you use the exact number of pegs that I did so the video is easier to follow.
This is such a nice pattern I really wanted to learn but I am mystified since it was already started.
Can I also do this project on even numbered loom? I'm working with a loom with 10 pegs on each side (20 pegs in total), will it work? Thank you very much! ❤
I would use 9 pegs on each side, simply because I have never tried an even number, so can't predict the results.
I love this stitch, very pretty!
Thank you!
Excellent video.
Thanks.
Do you have to do an odd number of pegs on each side?
I would say yes, but mostly because I didn't try an even number, so I don't know if that would work.
I’m currently working this stitch using 20 pegs across (and 20 on the bottom, 40 total) and it is working fine 😁