Loom Knit Scarf with Horizontal Stripes | Two Colours | Double Knitting | Long Loom

Learn to loom knit this striped scarf. Uses a long rectangular knitting loom.
00:00 Intro
00:52 Cast on
05:28 Stockinette stitch stripes - row 1 and 2 in grey
09:22 Stockinette stitch stripes - row 3 and 4 in pink
14:05 Bind off
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[@tonmarinaxxzz]

Now that is how a tutorial should be made. No chatter or your life story, but pure and simple good and clear instruction. Thank you so much. Because of your delivery I might try to use my looms again. Nice scarf.

[@8forever826]

I’M GLAD YOU ARE BACK 😁 YOU ARE A GREAT INSTRUCTOR. PLEASE DON’T DISAPPEAR ❤

[@barbaraschladitz5233]

This video was just what I wanted to learn. Thank you for taking the time and effort to teach this method of knitting stripes. One suggestion. Please choose two contrasting colors; i.e. black and white or red and blue. It will make watching the video so much easier for the person watching. Thank you again.

[@bethhayes8807]

I am gonna try this one day! I always cut and tie when I change colors but want to try this way…your colors are so even! Thanks for your videos!!

[@deniseranger3931]

Great video! I haven’t tried double loom knitting yet but your video has motivated me to give it a try. Thank you.

[@milkshakebb2333]

Thank you for sharing it with all of us!

[@suzzyshaanika6175]

Great a and clear tutorial

[@patriciacaldwell9221]

Thank you for this! I especially like your tight cast on method, no anchor yarn and no crochet at the end of the project.

[@tianamarie989]

I was so confused with the only turning over 6 pegs from either side BUT then you explained it.
I love how you start this one, the others ive watched have you binding off the beginning after you're done with the project. I also love that you tighten it up too! Amazing! Thank you!

[@DivineLightDesigns]

I love your cast on method! ❤

[@sreesriyaKM]

This is super informative. Many thanks

[@maellepley8423]

as soon as im done knitting my blanket ill make a scarf and if someone asks where i got it ill proudly say "i made it"

[@SarahAloof]

Wow beautiful

[@Joy-yj7gn]

Glad to see you back. Funny I thought about you recently saying to myself I haven’t seen a video from Ms. Yarn in a long while. Your ears must’ve been itching. So here you are with a new video. Does the loom need to be rectangular? I have long looms, but they are more rounded vs. squared off if that makes sense. Thanks.

[@hellomsyarn]

My ears were indeed itching! You need a loom with two rows of pegs that are across from each other. Some brands have rounded ends and that's ok.

[@milkshakebb2333]

Which size of yarn do you use?

[@noppa2576]

How many gram of yarn is enough to make one scarf?

[@msmikkic9738]

I'm confused about why you knit the pink rows from peg 12 and the grey rows from peg 1. What is the reason for this? Sprry, but I'm one of those people that can't remember unless I know the why of it. 😊

[@user-xu8uj4hq7n]

Which type of yarn is best no 4 or5

[@hellomsyarn]

I prefer #5 yarn for this loom.

[@LunacoVr]

Good tutorial however even after tightening my yarn remained very loose and I have bits of yarn sticking out all over the scarf that can be pulled on and get caught. Quite disappointing and idk why it’s doing that.

[@hellomsyarn]

Perhaps your yarn needs to be thicker, or you could try knitting more tightly. It takes practice to get the right tension. With this loom, I generally prefer a #5 weight yarn.

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