LOOM KNIT Dishcloth Washcloth Seed Stitch Textured - Beginner Easy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2018
- How to Loom Knit a Dish cloth pattern on a round knitting loom. This project can be done on any loom, circular, long, straight, rectangular or oval - it doesn't matter. I use a large gauge 24-peg small Knifty Knitter but you can use your favorite brand or generic no- brand loom. You will learn 2 versions of the knit stitch (U-knit and Flat ) and the purl. The combination is also known as the rib stitch. Two rows of the rib stitch (changing the order) will knit the seed stitch.
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Your tutorial videos are some of the best. Very clear directions, and you hold the project so that the viewer can see what you are doing. Keep up the good work!
I’m going to start making these wash cloths in “spa” colors to donate to a charity shop that makes its own spa products (soaps, lotions, etc). This will make a nice addition and they can sell it as a package, maybe even make a “spa basket” gift item! Thank you, Denise!
Thank you for the tidying up the end tip. I am a large gauge loom worker and that tip has proved to be most easier and does tidy up the beginning of project. 👍🏻🌹👍🏻
Love all of your videos. Made one and decided I want more of this stitch, but a little bigger. So easy to follow. Thank you, Denise.
Thank you! So easy to follow your videos! My first loom project was the brimmed hat! Loved the explanation to clean up the beginning edge stitches. The explanation and visual was super clear. Will be making this today. Good way to learn stitches on a small piece that is also functional! Love & Happy Mother’s Day!
Love, love, love your videos. I'm new to this and have found your videos are amazing. So easy to understand. I don't get frustrated so much anymore and i'm proud of my projects
Thank you.
So pretty! I just brought a set of round looms today. Am happy I can do more than round things on them!
Thanks for this video. I thought that loom knitting was trivial, but now I see that there's far more to it than I realized and it can make wonderful things!
Jenna - TH-cam is a treasure trove of awesome loom knitting projects 🌼😊💛
Edit: I was finally able to pick up a round loom and just finished my first washcloth. I had only been able to do double knit stitches on a rectangle loom before this and had almost given up on being able to do single stitch projects. Now I am looking forward to see what else I can make, thank you for these videos and the confidence they add to my crafting. Also the trick about tightening the cast on loops worked perfectly. Thank you again :)
this is the best loom knit video i've seen, the way you slowly describe the stitches, the pattern of them. I have just gotten into loom knitting and so far have not been able to do single stitch knitting because everyone always says to do the ewrap, except for me that stitch always ends up too tight. I'm going to give this pattern a try and see if that will make a difference.
I really love the way that you give instructions and display what you are talking about. Me and my mother love to watch you. My mother would like to say thank you for helping her get comfortable and learn so much on the loom. You are great and have amazing skills and I love that you take the time and energy to make these videos for us.
Thank you for your great way of instructing. You are very easy to understand. Now I can do a new stitch. Love this!
Good description about tightening the cast on stitches. This washcloth has so many uses and so comfortable to use for bathing, kitchen, baby or beauty. Very nice.
3:41 Row2
You are the BEST teacher!! Thank you.
Thank you for making this video. Did not know you could use one strand of yarn on this type of loom
thank you , that was so helpful showing how to tighten up the tie off like that. I will be a regular on your channel from now on.
I love this Dishcloth Pattern! Thank you, Denise.
Thank YOU for the Thank you marnabro, I really appreciate it !
Denise, you're such a great teacher and I suspect much has to do with your very pleasant attitude and soothing, calm voice. You may be a "Wild Woman" in real life but to me and many others you are a
Sweetheart Deluxe.
Your instructions are so easy to follow will be making these dishcloths can’t wait until I see you next video thank you so much
Oh my goodness Denise you are the best teacher on here I enjoy so much watching your videos I wanted to explore on here and see what you had on knitting with washcloth and girl you are the best one I found that explains so well on things I enjoy watching you and I really like talking to on Instagram you are such a sweet beautiful kind lady hope you and your family are doing well. God bless you be safe .
I love milk yarn and buy it from a shop on Ali Express. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you from my heart.
You're excellent at teaching! Thank you!
Thank you. You teach very well! And the tips are so helpful!!
I love your tutorials.
i know what i am going to do in my vacation!! thank you denise 😘
Yay! Thank you for taking the time to show this and explain the way you did. Very easy to follow! I will be making these today😍
Thank YOU Miranda - glad you liked it !!!
Thank you for this easy and lovely stitch! I think this would make a cute baby hat and will be trying it after I finish my open weave stitch project (love this stitch too-easy and pretty). Hugs to you, Denise
Thank you my friend !
I really enjoy your videos. Very clear and well explained directions. I will have to add this to my list. Going to see if I can find the tool you are using with the larger handle. The smaller ones bend on me
Excellent instructions. Thank you!
That’s really pretty, thanks for the great beginner project!
Thank YOU Lisa !!!
thank you. I have learned so much from you and your videos. My wife is amazed at what I do and I conpliment you every time. Again thanks.
Great instructions! Love the pattern 👌
nicely done!!
very good teacher!!
thank you! 🌺🌺🌺
Very beautiful gorgeous wash cloth I 💕 it I'm going to give it a try 💐😊
Thanks for the video, nice stitch.
Thank you, thank you so much. I needed to learn how to tighten up the end.
Yay! Finally one that doesn't need fine gauge!! Thank you!❤
That's exactly why I did this one
And I got it (for the most part...just messed up a little cleaning up the loose beginning edges). Thank you SO SO much!!
Thank you so much!!!!!!! I need ideas for 3 weeks!! Bed rest after surgery
I like this and I am going to make some for my family
Excellent instructions!!!
Love, love, love !!!! As usual!!!!!!
Thank YOU Vaun - so glad you love it !!!
💗 your tutorials, you’re a great teacher... ty
You are a God send ❤❤ and a blessing and awesome thanks so much for your lessons
Thank you! Your tutorial has been the easiest and clearest to follow!
Glad it helped! AND Thank YOU for the Thank you 💛
I love this thank you quite understandable very informative tutorial
I'm going to invent a loom with led displays under each peg, so that you can change the letters as you need to. K/P, P/K. Lol
I have as thinking like little letter d charms! K/p
Put a little row counter on it, would ya? I'd buy one!
You really should, and the advice to add a counter - definitely need that. You will help so many of us! (And make a pretty penny or million!) I will buy one for myself and everyone I know who loom knits!
I would buy that
Rad idea!
My poor menopause brain has a hard time with patterns, sometimes I forget what I'm doing while I'm doing it! So I really love your tip, by doing an odd number of stitches and marking every other peg, and doing the K1 P1 to the right and P1 K1 to the left, I'm able to use this tutorial to learn the seed stitch. I really hate making swatches so a dishcloth is nice, and in this case I'm using some leftover number 4 worsted weight on a half inch gauge loom and if it works out well I'm going to call it a coaster :) as many people have said before I just love your tutorials.
Yeah - that 1/2 is going to make this tiny ... so a coaster may be your best bet ; )
Ace, many thanks
Thanks I just made 2 for my grandmas new kitchen decorations
Thanks for the videos!!!
Well I FINALLY get the tightening of the cSt on stitches. I’m going to practice. Thank you!
Thank YOU for the thank you 💛💛💛
thank you for the video god bless you you make nice thing
Amazing, you make it so easy to understand!
Glad to know that! Thank YOU so much for the feedback ! 💛💛💛
Looks great tfs
Totally amazing, thanks for showing how to clean the ends up
very nice never seen cast off idea love it
Thank YOU D - glad you liked it !!!
You are amazing!! Thank you for explaining how to do these. Your instruction is easy to follow, and I appreciate you making these videos.
Thank YOU Tori!!! Your kind words are very appreciated.
Hi Denise, I'm using the seed stitch to make a scarf. What bind off should I use? Your videos are the bestest!! 😍
I use to make these but Im having a "Hey!" moment closing the edge off like that. Mine always looked sloppy. This is awesome!
I love your videos!!! Thank you so much! I have a question: What is the difference between the u- wrap stitch and the flat- wrap stitch? They look the same to me.
Thank you❣️
Thank you so much for your videos. I wanted to ask you if dish cloths need to be cotton? And if yes you only used 1, my cotton is so thin I would think I'd need to use 2. Thank you.
Oh thank you, mine took a few days to make..
Omg! I knew I had seen this pattern before. There’s a lady on Facebook selling this exact pattern!!! So I’m assuming she used your pattern as her own!!!
You are such a fantastic teacher! I tried looming years ago but quit cuz I couldn't figure out what the heck I was doing. Now, I found you, yea!!
Do you think you could show us how to loom knit a towel topper with button? Your the best teacher!
I love your videos, thank you so much for the key to P1, K1 when going left and K1, P1 when going to the right, my old brain just struggled with remembering. Any easy ways to remember when working in the round ?
Yep - I had to figure one out because of my ADD I have to find tricks - When in the round I keep count on paper and my odd rows are for P1, K1 and my even are K1, P1 - hope that helps Sweet Sally ! AND thank YOU for the thank you - I soooooooo appreciate it
Could you do the crochet cast on to get a pretty edge like that? Or would it still be wicked loose like the e wrap was? I’m just wondering if that would make it so you don’t have to tighten up the edge?
Thanks for this dishcloth. Can I use two strands - one cotton and one scrubby for this pattern?
Can you make the washcloth/dishcloth on a 31 peg loom the next step up from the 24? Or should I get a 24 peg small loom
Ugh! I just was watched this tutorial to knit off my loom. I didn't pay attention and knit off opposite side of my working yarn. Is there anything I can do to save my washcloth?
I have been using the chain stitch cast on so that I will not have to pull the other end. Also, the chain stitch looks alot like the bind off. Thanks for the videos. Please show an easy way to do a graphghan where the back is not so messy.
Nicole Cox did a video on Fair Isle - which is basically the same thing - might be helpful th-cam.com/video/98qYH5uBZVo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. I am going to check it out.
Can you link the video where it shows how to pull the loops to make both sides of the cloth look the same?
I love this stitch. I am going to make my mom my daughters my sisters and of course myself some
I have a question for you, how would you change this to work with a long knitting board?
Love this video. Went to your yarn link and noticed that it was for milk cotton yarn. Is that what your using? Is it because it's a better yarn to use when making a wash cloth? Wanted to make a few of these for my friend who is having a baby. So wanted your advice on the best yarn to use for a baby wash cloth
Kaimalie Revilla k
I have the same gauge loom as hers but find that I have to do the bind off really loose to make it look nice. This is just the opposite of what she says to tighten.
She might be using a cotton blend yarn and not 100% cotton which doesn't stretch. I am using I love this cotton yarn by Hobby Lobby.
FYI my bind off has a lot of slack.
Do you have any idea how to do a hexagon flat panel on a round loom?
Can you use a straight loom? (One that’s a rectangle shape)
Please let me know how we make it on a long loom
Can i use loom with 36 peg plz answer me
Denise the link to the type of yarn you are using is an Amazon page that has many gauges and styles, can you be specific on that?
Another excellent project, as usual. Would this work on a small gauge loom? Have a wonderful weekend 😎
Yes but you would have to add more stitches and more rows
Thank you. I can always try your other washcloth pattern. 😍
Can you use 2 strands of yarn , one scrubby yarn and the other cotton ? I make scrubbies , but would like to make a washcloth with the scrubby yarn . Thank you
Oh WOW - that is a great idea - and yes - it would work beautifully
Hi can we do this on a long rectangular loom
Can you use this stitch for a baby blanket?
Have you made towels using this or a similar method?
I enjoy your videos.
Hi Pat - I have not but the concept is the same just add more rows
Great !
Im using peaches and cream yarn and its a size 3 i think. Its very very loose. I wonder if i should double up and use two strands of yarn.
The yarn used in this project is a medium #4 worsted weight. I have tested the pattern with a number 3 but using two strands as one should work fine .
Can I use acrylic yarn for this?
What cotton yarn do you use I mean the brand?
Can anyone help me find a loom knit dishcloth pattern with a cross design?
i did that for The scarf I did the loose ends l messed it up
Can u do this on long loom
Can you knit this with needles?
On the patterns that require cotton yarn, does it matter if I use acrylic?
The size might change a bit but other than that you're ok
Can this be done on a straight loom?
can you knit them together after to make a blanket, is there any reason you wouldnt want to?
Yes you can link them together : Here is one that is a little bit different: th-cam.com/video/nF-XvjbxCGo/w-d-xo.html
This is my first time making anything other than scarves. Is there any reason I shouldnt use 100% soft acrylic yarn?
@@LoomaHat ah I see. Thank you for the reply!
I can't wait to make this as gifts. How do you launder it?
Check the yarn label - you should have no issues if you use 100% cotton
Doesn't cotton shrink? I always wash my dishcloths in hot water to sterilize, I would think cotton would shrink.
Hi Denise :) i love your videos.. you explain everything so clearly.. i was wondering.. are you from a French background? i keep listening to your accent trying to figure out where you are from or perhaps you have the accent from your family?.. please put me out of my misery LOL
ToooOOooo funny 😆 I didn’t know I had an accent. No - no French background, I’m Hispanic. Parents immigrated from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴.
I have trouble with tension. Will true knit work as well as flat knit?
It does work well, just remember that the true is a bit looser. 🙂