🧶 How to Loom Knit A BasketWeave Scarf - Loom Knitting Project 🧶
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I demonstrate how to loom knit a basketweave scarf. I tell you what you need and take you step by step through the process. This Project consists of two loom knit stitches. The loom knit E-wrap stitch and the loom knit purl stitch are the two stitches. This is a good beginner and fun loom knitting project.
On this channel,l Wambui shares various crafts and crafting tutorials, emphasizing loom knitting.
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With this pattern, you may not only need a counter but also some kind of physical/visual marker that tells you which pattern/ plan you are doing. It could be putting a safety pin or knitter's marker at the beginning of the rows when you are working on plan B. Or, you might remember to put a sticker on the counter when making a specific pattern so that if you are interrupted, you have a visual marker to let you know which plan/pattern you were working on.
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00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Tools and Supplies
03:11 - Marking your pegs
04:30 - The Stitch Patterns / Plan A and Plan B
07:14 - Making a Loop with an extra-long tail
07:47 - Using the tail yarn and the Source or Working Yarn as One
08:13 - E-wrapping the first of two Rows of the e-wrap stitch
13:00 - Starting the first design Row / 'Plan A' - Make 6 rows
20:29 - First 'Plan A' section complete
21:56 - Starting two rows of e-wrap knit stitches
23:05 - Starting second design Pattern / 'Plan B'
26:45 - End of six rows of 'Plan B' Pattern
25:53 - Two rows of e-wrap knit stitch
28:04 - Beginning with six rows of 'Plan A' design, again
30:12 - A look at what the Scarf should look like after several sections
30:49 - Things to keep in mind when ending your Scarf
32:03 - If confused about which pattern design /'Plan' you should be knitting
35:25 - When your Scarf is as long as you want it
36:34 - Preparing to bind off - loosening the last row of stitches
44:20 - Binding off
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I am very much enjoying learning how to loom knit from you! You are such a good teacher! You give me the confidence to try all these new things. Thank you!
Hi Lisa! Thank you. Your comment means a lot to me. I hope you have beautiful loom knitting experiences! Enjoy your weekend!🌻🌻🧶🌻🌻
Sitting here watching this is reminding me of when I was ten-years-old and being taught how to knit by my neighbour, who grew to be like a grandmother to me. I'm tearing up a bit as I'm writing this because she passed away last December. She would have loved loom knitting. She would have enjoyed learning how to from this channel. And she would have loved it if I made this basketweave scarf and showed it her. I can imagine her feeling along the stitches and telling me if they were knit or purl. Thank you so much for this. I really appreciate it.
Y'know I never knew that there was so many different things to make in loom knitting! Thank you so much for showing me there's more than just one way of doing this
Thank you so very much for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. I wish you continued success on your loom knitting journey.🧶🌻🌻
This is an amazing woman & teacher. I'm so glad I found you!!! Thank you so much !!! 😁🥰🥰👋👋👋✌✌👍👍
Hi Jen!!! WOW! You got me blushing. Your comment really means a lot to me. I appreciate you. Have the best weekend EVER!!🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻🧶
Your idea about the trinkets used to keep up with rows, gave me the card idea. I love sharing ideas, recipes, you name it. LR
Hi Linda! Thank you so very much for sharing great ideas - mmm, and recipes too 🤗🤗. Enjoy this day!! All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
Thank you, I never thought I would have been able loom knit. Tou are a stellar instructor.
Hi Francis! Thank you so much for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
Love your time stamps! Thank you for being so generous with your time and talent!
Greetings!!! Thank you! I am happy that you appreciate the timestamps. Now, everyone can go at their own pace (more or less). All the best to you!! 🌻🌻🧶🌻🌻
I’m a complete beginner as I’m struggling with anxiety and knitting was recommended to me. Because your teaching method and amazing videos I got permanently hooked on loom knitting. Please make more videos. I absolutely adore them. You are an amazing teacher. I’m delighted I found you on TH-cam.
Beautiful scarf I made it and I love it my daughter said I could sell it she loves it thank you love your patience
Wonderful!
This is a beeeeeeautiful pattern....I enjoooy learning how 2 Loom Knit from U and I like your Tutorials...am from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 ....Thanks 4 sharing 🙂
Hi Julietta! Thank you for watching. I am happy that you found the videos helpful. Thank you for the lovely comment. It means a lot to me. Sending you best wishes all the way to Trinidad and Tobago🤗. Have a beautiful day!🌻🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt Most welcome 😊🌞
I am viewing this tutorial right at 2 years later. This day, Tuesday 03/01/2022.
43 years ago, I needle knit my son a basket weave blanket. I think he still has the blanket. I could not remember how I knitted the blanket. With this tutorial, I can loom knit a basket weave a blanket again. With your lengthy tutorial, this will be one of my next blankets. This is really wonderful to view.
Hi Phyllis! Wow! 43 years ago you must’ve done an amazing job on that blanket for your son to still have it today. I am happy that you have found this tutorial helpful. All the best with your new basket weave blanket! In the meantime, stay blessed and have a beautiful day!🌻🌻🧶
Beautiful ……. Thanks …… I,m from Puerto Rico
You are perfect. I like how you explain everything in details. You’re the best. A+🙏🤗
Thank you so much for watching, Victoria. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. Thank you so much for leaving such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt awe Thank you for your beautiful reply it made my heartbeat 💓. Seriously you are the best here. God Bless you always my friend 🤗
You have the BEST tutorial’s. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Karen! Thank you for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. Best wishes to you!!🧶🧶🌻🧶
You explain everything so well and so clearly. I really like that you provide many quick and simple projects. As I Loom knit for two charitable organizations. Therefore I need quick and simple patterns in order to produce more items of warmth. Such as as blankets and warm outer wear. Including house socks. I do enjoy the more complex patterns as well but my passion is to help those in need.
Love your videos! I’ve hurt my back and I started loom knitting while I’m healing. I’m really enjoying it. Your videos are so informative.
Hi Diana! I am sorry to hear about your back. I hope that you will feel better and it will heal quickly. I am happy to hear that you are loom knitting. Thank you so much for watching the videos on this channel. I am happy that you find them helpful. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!🌻🧶🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt I have tears in my eyes currently after reading your reply. You have blessed me today with happy tears. I am so grateful for your videos because they are getting me through this back pain. I cannot do much and your videos have been a blessing in my life. I’ve learned so much. Thank you for your kind reply. Hugs! I hope you’re well.
Thank u Thank u.. I've been looking for YOUR class on how to make this scarf👏👏
Hi Dorothy! Thank you so very much for watching and for being on the channel. I hope that you find this scarf tutorial helpful and that your scarf comes out beautifully! All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
You are wonderful on your tutorials you explain it thoroughly I am almost totally blind and I can follow you on everything. There are a lot of videos that are not this helpful I love it thanks so so much
Hi Becky! Thank you, again. I appreciate you being here and I thank you for the kind words.🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt I love your videos. I just got the knitting loom abut one month ago so am learning how to do the projects. and love the instructions you give. I am also nearly bling, and have a disease called stargardts so have very little straight vision. am so excited I can do this. there are not many projects I can do or crafts, and this is so addictive . thanks a million
Your videos are perfect for beginners, thank you.
Hi Linda! Thank you. I am happy you find the videos helpful. All the best to you!! 🌻☀️🧶🧶
That is brilliant you explain it very well thank very much xxxx💞🏴
Hi Florence! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. All the best to you! 🧶🧶🌻
I TOTALLY ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS!😊
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching. All the best to YOU!🧶🌻🧶
Your such a wonderful teacher. You make it fun to learn new techniques. Thank you.
Hi Dixie! Thank you! I appreciate the lovely comment. Thank you for watching.🧶🧶🌻🧶🌻
I love you!!! I live in Brazil and loving your channel❤🇧🇷
Greetings all the way to Brazil! Your comment means a lot to me. Thank you so much!!
I love that a don’t have to stop and start using your video it’s perfect!
Hi Liz! Thank you for watching and for the lovely comment. Best wishes to you!!🧶🌻🧶
Ohhhhh My this is a CHALLENGE 😀 so grateful for you patience!
Hi Kelly! Thank you for watching. Yes, it is a challenge. Let me know if you have questions. Enjoy your day!🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt Every time I have questions I just rewind and rewind pause rewind, perfect tutorials...I don’t care for just the music as you are continuing to work project though... I love when you’re talking and explaining that is like I’m knitting with a friend ... thanks again only have one double pattern A so far :)
Omg! You are very talented! The one you showed at the beginning was beautiful !❤️
Hi Bernice!! Thank you! I really do appreciate your support. Stay fabulous and enjoy your weekend! 🌻🌻🌻
This is a beautiful scarf and you have provided very clear instructions that are very helpful for a beginner like myself. Thank you for sharing. I know what my next project is going to be!
Hey there!! What a beautiful creation..Love your method of knitting. Your lip stick is so pretty. I'm here to stay. Love your personality too. 🔔😇
Hi Tiarrea!!! Thank you so very much. I really do appreciate this lovely comment. All the best to you this day and every day! 🧶🌻🧶🌻🌻💕
Your bind off explanation is FABULOUS!!! Thank you :))
Greetings! Thank you for watching. I am so happy that you found the bind off technique helpful. All the best to you.🌻🧶🌻
Looks good. Gr8 Tutorial! Thanks!
Hello BizzCre8ting!!!
I just visited your site. Wow! What a beautiful collection of craft projects playlists!!! Well done!!! All the best to you!! I appreciate you being on this channel.🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻
How can I make my stitches tighter? This is the best tutorial I've ever learned from.
Hi Linda! Thank you so very much for watching and for the lovely comment. It means a lot to me. Thank you for the DVD order. Your DVD will go out first thing Monday morning! As far as making the stitches tighter, the best thing I can suggest is to go up a yarn weight or loom knit on a loom with a smaller gauge (pegs closer together). This pattern tends to knit loose. Wishing you a great weekend!🧶🌻🧶
Thank you, you explain so well
Hi Michelle! Thank you for watching. I appreciate the lovely comment. 🌻🌻🧶🌻
I like this stich. I am going to try this one.
Wonderful!
Amazing my girl! Tks so much 4your job!
Hello! Thank YOU for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!!🧶🧶🌻🧶
Your joyful personality makes this videos worth watching and besides you are so talented. You remind me of my grandma whom I miss so much. God bless you! Keep making many more videos please.
Hi Dulce!! Thank you! Your comment warms my heart and means so much to me. I am happy you enjoy the videos. All the best to you!! 🌻🌻🌻🧶🌻🌻☀️
Love that pattern! I am going to start this scarf. Thank you wonderful lady. I love your stitch counter.
Hi Noraida!!! I appreciate you sooo much!! I am enjoying the diamond painting you so graciously and generously introduced me to. Stay fabulous!!! 🌻🌻🌻🧶
I cannot wait to start loom knitting because of your awesome videos! They are very instructional and informative :) Thank you!
Hi Amber! Thank you so very much for watching - and, thank you for the lovely comment. I am wishing you a very joyful loom knitting experience!🌻🧶🌻☀️
This tutorial was easy to understand and I am making myself a cozy scarf for fall/winter. Thank you!
Hi Kym! Thank you for watching. I am happy you enjoyed the tutorial. Now is the perfect time to make a ‘cozy’ winter scarf.🧣🌻🧶🌻
You have made this so easy to understand. Thank you
Hi Kathy! You are welcome. I appreciate you watching. I am wishing you a beautiful day!!🧶🌻🧶
That is such a beautiful pattern. You explain very well. I Love your tutorials, Thanks from Arkansas.
Hi Helen!! Thank you. Thank you for watching ALL the way from the great state of Arkansas!!! Always a pleasure to hear from you. Enjoy the rest of your weekend! 🧶🌻🧶🌻
Wow I will try this !!!!!
Thank you, Professor. Always a pleasure to hear from you.🧶🧶🌻
I just finished this scarf. It’s so lovely! And thank you for showing that great tip on loosening the loops before the bind off. I’ve been loom knitting for several years and have never seen that tip on a video before. So for the first time ever the beginning and end of my scarf is perfect.
Hi Nancy! I am happy that you finished and like your scarf. I appreciate your lovely comment. Out of my own frustration of always having cast offs that were too tight, I just decided: I am going to loosen these loops BEFORE I do the cast off and see what happens - It worked!! Continued success and best wishes to you!!🌻🧶🌻🌻🧶
So very pretty 😍. I need a new scarf for the winter and I just found the pattern.
Hi Susan! I am glad you like the scarf. I like mine too🤗. I appreciate the lovely comment. All the best to you! 🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻🧶
I am learning so much watching you. Your really good at this
Hello again, Kay!! Thank you. I appreciate you being here. All the best to you!!🌻🌻🌻🧶
WOW!!
This may sound strange but you sound so much like my aunt Max that I find it easy to listen to your voice very happy I found you and you make it easy to follow you thank you 😘🤗
Hi Cindy! Welcome!! I don’t know your Aunt Max - but she sounds wonderful 🤗!!I am glad you find the tutorials helpful. I appreciate your lovely comment. Best wishes to you!!🌻🧶🧶🌻
You are so pleasant and lovely! Thank you for your great content!
Hi Alexandra!! I appreciate this lovely comment! Thank you! And, I thank YOU for watching. All the best to you! 🧶🌻🧶🌻🌻🌻
I love this Pattern, thanks for sharing it with us. I have another project on my loom , I'm trying to hurry so I can start this pattern.
Hi Luna! Thank you for watching. I’m happy that you love the pattern. I am quite fond of it myself 🤗. Take care! All the best to you!!🧶🌻🧶🧶
You're the best!! You're videos are amazing and well explained., and as a bonus you look like my idol Whitney Houston :)
Hi Fernando! I appreciate your lovely comment. It means a lot to me. I am glad you find the videos helpful. Hmmm Whitney Houston?? Ok. I’ll go with that🤗. All the best to you! 🌻🌻🌻☀️
I think i can do this thanks for sharing
Hi Deanna! Yes, the pattern is pretty easy to follow. Where some have a little frustration is, when being interrupted, trying to remember what row that were on and whether they were knitting or purling. The key is to have a row counter and something that reminds you if you are on plan A or B. I have a feeling you are going to have a beautiful scarf!!🌻🌻🌻🧶
I love your videos and your name.
Hi Linda! I appreciate you watching. Thank you for the lovely comment.🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻
Hola Me gustan tus vídeos y soy nueva por aquí bendiciones🌷👍🔔
Wambui tiene mucho gratitud para ti. Ella no habla o escribe en español, pero es feliz que estás aqui. Paz.
Your videos are so informative and easy to follow. You’re the best! Thank you! Where can I find these wooden looms?
The wooden looms: www.cindwoodlooms.com
Omg! Is there a big reason why we need to knit-in the tail extra long?, because my yarn is a size 6 so its real thick on a 24-peg loom. I really love your video's!. This past week I actually finished my first scarf! Woo hoo!. Me & my Bo can't believe it 😂😊👍 Now I'm on a roll, making more including 1 for him lol. Thank You! & God Bless...
Hi Sandra! Thank you for watching. Congratulations on your first finished scarf 🎉. No, you do not have to leave an extra long tail yarn and knit it in if you are working with a really thick yarn. I merely suggested it because if using a thinner yarn or worsted weight, it could save time in the end. However, I believe with a bulky yarn, you are right to weave the tail in at the end to avoid too much bulk. I appreciate the lovely comment comment. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻🧶
Being new to this stitch, I made an index card with an "A" on one side and a "B" on the other side. I flip the card as I turn the stitch counter from A to B.
Hi Linda! That is a genius idea - flipping the card! I trust you are having a wonderful week. Stay fabulous!!!🧶🧶🌻
Well people might as well just stay home if they go somewhere and no one’s home you got me cracking up but with every project there’s a story and that’s what keeps us interested beside you make wonderful products
Hi Sandra! Always a joy to hear from you!! I appreciate you watching. I appreciate your sense of humor too. We will team up one day and do our own international comedy tour! 🌻🌻🧶☀️☀️☀️☀️
Thank you so much for your friendly, patient teaching and your enthusiasm! I have a question about loom gauge size. My beginner set includes looms with large and extra-large gauge looms (spacing between pegs 5/8" and 7/8"). What gauge loom do you use for the basket weave scarf in this video? It seems like a regular gauge or even a small gauge loom would be good to have for some projects. What's your advice?
Now that I'm started, I have done some research. You may already know this, but loom, or board knitting dates back to the 11th century. The Egyptians started it, and there has been a pair of red knitted socks, in surprisingly good condition. LR
Hi Linda! You are amazing with this information! I would love to have you as a guest on one of our Saturday LIVES. The research you do provides a lot of Interesting and fun facts. Thank you! Enjoy this day!🌻🌻🧶
I love this video, you explain so well and give great tips. Do you happen to have this pattern written out? I’ve been loom knitting for a few years and have not tried this one.
Hi Nancy! Thank you for watching. I am happy that you found the video helpful. I took a screen shot of your comment so that I will be able to find you to let you know when I post the pattern. I will post it on a page on my regular site. It will be the middle of next week. Thank you for lighting that fire under me. All the best to you! 🌻🌻🧶
Such a beautiful pattern!! Will this pattern take more yarn that just the ewrap stitch scarf?
Greetings! Thank you for watching. I am happy that you like the pattern. I have not done an ‘exact’ yarn usage calculation. However, from working on it, I would say to allow just about a yard more to be safe because of the purl stitches. However, it should be very close to what an e-wrap scarf would take.🌻🧶🌻
Good morning, love this video you are a wonderful teacher. I was wondering do you have a video on the figure 8 stitch? If not could you make one please
Hi Becky! Welcome, again! I do not have a video on the figure 8 stitch. I have added your request to my list. There are a few projects already on the lists, the figure 8 stitch sounds interesting. Thank you for suggesting it. Best wishes to you!!🌻🌻🌻🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt I tried to figure 8 stitch on my own and I love it it is a lot of fun I think you would really like it
Thank you so much for your video , can I use the same pattern for blanket ?
Hi Sherrie! Thank you for watching. Oh, yes, This pattern will make a beautiful blanket. Best wishes!!🌻🧶🌻
Can i make like a baby blanket in this stich? Do you happen to know how many pegs i would need? I assume you woukd still follow the mark 3 leave 3 method just extended out
Are you using Worsted Weight Yarn(4 ply) on a 5/8 gauge loom?
Hi Lisa! Thank you for watching. I am using a 5/8 gauge loom. The yarn is by the Plymouth Yarn Company. Interesting, not much info on the label. They just refer to it as chunky. They do distinguish it from their worsted. However, I would compare the yarn I used to what I normally think of as a 5 weight. It appears to be a 3 ply. I hope this helps. 🌻🧶🌻🧶🌻
Wambui, could this stitch be used on the afghan loom? Is there a certain stitch count as with crocheting?
Morning what sizes of loom do i need to make hats I've got the big yellow one all i would like the sizes of a middle loom xx
Hello! About a month ago I posted a size and chart with the average amount of pegs needed to make hats. I know a lot of people do not see the community post. I think this one will give you the information you are looking for. Go to my channel home page and look at the tabs across the top. You will see one that says community. It will be ti first post you see. th-cam.com/users/wambuimadeit I hope this helps. If not, let me know.🧶🧶🌻
I've been learning to loom knit from you! I'm getting the hang of it but I haven't tried purling yet. Would you say it's easier to do this basket weave on a round loom instead of a long one?
Greetings! Thank you so very much for watching. I think the basket weave will work easily as well on the long or the round loom. I tend to use the round loom more because not everyone has a long loom. Here is the link to the how to purl video:
The Loom Knitting Purl Stitch - Loom Knitting With Wambui Made It th-cam.com/video/zWMrpL04H_8/w-d-xo.html
I hope you fine it helpful. In the meantime, stay wonderful and have a great day!!🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt Thank you! Do you have a spot on your web page for people to post their projects??
I want to set that up again. I am looking for a user friendly platform for everyone to share their projects. The way it works now is people send me pictures of their projects. I share the projects during our LIVE stream on the last Saturday of each month. I am saving all the project in hopes of finding a platform or putting the projects up somewhere. If you would like to share your photos, you can send them as an attachment in an email to Wambui at wambuimadeit . Com. That would be great!! The next LIVE is July 31st at 6PM.🌻🧶🌻
👋 hello there
Loom gauge please. Also yarn gauge please
I get a lot of interruptions. Does anyone have any suggestions on a technique for me to remember if I’m in Plan A or Plan B?
Hi Klaudenbach!! I started having the same issue. What I did was put a sticker or rubber band around my counter or on the loom - something that would let me know when I was counting 5 for plan A or plan B. It is going to slow you down a bit. However, you will always know what plan you are on. In other words, whenever you switch plans - in addition to resetting the counter, mark the counter or the loom in a way that says to you, this is plan A - or, this is plan B. That way when you come back from your interruption, you will not only know what number row you are on, but what plan you are on also. I hope this makes sense and that it helps. 🧶🧶🧶🌻🌻
Miss Wambui, I messed up! I didn't forget how many rows I had, but I had to stop for work and I forgot what direction I was going. I think I guessed wrong when I restarted. (that was row 18, now I'm on row 21) Do you think it'll be okay or should I just start over?
Hi Nemkess! I am sorry to hear of your dilemma. It happens to the best of us - especially when working on a project that involves counting and changing the stitch pattern. If you are at row 21, I think it would be best to start over and chalk those original 21 rows up to practice.
Ok. With this pattern, not only do you need a counter but also some kind of physical / visual marker that tells you which pattern you are doing. It could be something like putting safety pin or knitter marker at the beginning of the rows when you are working plan B. Or, you might remember to put a sticker on the counter when you are doing a certain pattern so that if you are interrupted, you have a visual marker to let you know which plan / pattern you were working.
I am hoping this will help. I did the same thing myself on one of my scarves. Toward the end, I have on section that has 3 rows instead of 5.
This scarf works up real pretty and I think you will be happy that you started over. Let me know if you have other questions. I will try my best to help. 🧶🧶🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt thank you. ^_^. I was pretty sure starting over was going to be my best option, but I'm still new so I wasn't sure. I think a directional marker is going to be a must since I do get interrupted a lot. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hi when you say ewrap does that mean knit also n could it be done in any size loom do you by any chance have a written pattern thanx
Hi Brenda! When I say ewrap, I mean knit. There are 3 ways to make a knit stitch in loom knitting. I say ewrap because that is the type of loom knitting stitch that I am using - where the peg is wrapped with the yarn in such a way that it looks like the small cursive letter e before the bottom loop is pulled over.
This scarf can be done on any size loom that has at least 23 pegs.
I do plan to write out a pattern. The written pattern will be ready next week. I will comment to you when it is up.
Theses were great questions - things I need to clarify for others as well.
Enjoy your weekend! Thank you! 🌻🌻🌻🧶🧶🧶🧶🧶🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt thank you vm
What weight of yar are you using? Can you do a 4 weight?
Hi Patricia! Thank you so very much for watching. For this project I used a #4 worsted weight yarn. I don’t normally shop here, but this is where I purchased the #4 yarn I am using in the video: www.yarn.com/
Have a great day!!🌻🌻🧶
I also wanted to know if you can do a hat with this stitch?
Hi Kathie! Hmmm - a hat with this stitch? That is a fabulous idea! I am going to work on that. Thank you for such a great idea!🌻🧶🌻
Wamui please teach us how to loom placemats thanks
Hi Silky! I got the request!!👍🤗Thank you for watching! I am working on it. Enjoy your day!!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt You as well please stay safe I'm trying.
Here I am again with yet another question. Have you done a video about waste yarn? I have a pattern that is calling for a waste yarn stitch. I have no idea what this is. I watched some videos and I am confused.
Hi Tammy! The only thing I know about waste yarn is when it is referring to a length of yarn that is used to hold knitted stitches until you are ready to use them again. For instance, if you wanted to skip a certain amount of stitches while you knitted around them because you wanted to attach those certain stitches to something else later, you would slide them onto waste yarn - an outside piece of yarn to hold those stitches that you slide or take off the needle. I have never knitted anything where I would need waste yarn. This is my understanding of it. I don’t know if this helps or not. I will look further into it. Enjoy your day - 🌻🌻🧶
Is the wool chunky wool?
Hi Anne! I am using what was labeled as chunky but felt and looked more like a regular worsted #4 weight. I would recommend a #4 or # 5 weight yarn. I think that if it is to chunky, the scarf will loose it’s ‘flowing’ or flowy’ look and feel.🌻🧶🌻🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt thank you x
What does skip a peg just purl?
A pattern skip a peg, does these really a purl not a knit stitch.
Hi Vicky! Thank you for watching. I am having some difficulty understanding what you are asking. I was wondering if you could point out the part of the video that is not clear to you - for instance if you know at what time in the video that I am saying or doing something that you have the question about? On the bottom left of the video, the amount of time that has past in the video is there, if I Knew the time, I could see what i am saying or doing that might be confusing. I am sorry I can not be more helpful at this time. 🌻🌻🌻🧶
Oh wait! Are you talking about something from this video?
Opal
What does pearling do? Why do you pearl?
Hi Tina! First of all, thank you so very much for being on the channel. In this particular project, purling is what gives the scarf definition and is the stitch that helps give the scarf it’s design.
In general, the purl stitch is a stitch that when combined with the E wrap stitch keeps our scarves and other projects from rolling up like a sausage. Sometimes when we want to loom knit something that is flat, we need to use at least two different stitches in order to balance the stitches out so that our project doesn’t roll up.
If you know the E wrap stitch and the Purl stitch, you can pretty much loom knit any project that you want to. If you only know the E wrap stitch, you will be limited in things that you can do.🧶🧶🌻
I see. Thank you for the information.
Hi how are you hope all s well
Hi Jodie! I am well and blessed. I trust that you are doing well. All the best to you! 🌻🧶🌻
I don't have a row counter
Before I had a row counter, I used to take objects like buttons, pennies, paper clips, etc. and I would count them off - for instance: every time I would finish a row I would move one of those objects to a different place or take one of them out of the container and put it aside. I could count those objects to see how many rows I had done. Perhaps this is something you can try until you get a real counter. 🌻🌻🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt thank you so much😉
Hi how are you
Hi Jodie!! All is well here! I hope you have an amazing and wonderful weekend!🌻🧶🌻
Not here we have bad fire by. Air not good full of smoke . And fire burn alot of land smoke is bad like fog. Still no been working on my loom
jodie kingsley Oh my God, Jodie!!! I am sooo sorry to hear this. I pray that you and your loved ones will be safe and well. 🙏🙏🙏
How many pegs
23 pegs
Thank you for going slow
Hi Tracey! You are welcome! It is my pleasure! Sometimes I need to see something slow myself. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻☀️