I altered the pattern slightly to make them fit newborn feet. I only used 12 pegs instead of all 16. For the cuff, I did 4 rounds, after folding I did 3, for the heel I did 4, and after the heel I finished up with 8 rounds. Just eyeballing it, it looks like this will be the perfect size for 0-3 months.
In general is bulky the best size yarn to work with this loom? I mostly have worsted weight at home and was wondering if I'm going to need to pick up some bulky too.
Hi suebob16! Bulky yarn works great on this loom but I've also used worsted weight and it looks good. You can also use two strands of worsted weight at a time to make it look bulky. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Hi @Crazy cat lady Inglis! Yes, you can use any loom - the amount of pegs you use will determine the width of your finished project. Thank you so much for watching, all glory to God!
Hi Mary, thank you so much for watching! All glory to God :) I honestly haven't tried an adult version for this pattern but I think any scarf-rectangular loom should work. The amount of pegs you use will determine the width of your finished project. You can mark the specific amount of pegs that make a comfortable width for your foot size using a bed sock you like as a reference. I hope you also watch one of my most recent videos titled "The good news", it’s an important message for these times we are living: Christ is coming very soon. I hope it can be a blessing for you, Jesus loves you! :) Important Message: The Good News | Salvation Is within Your Reach Now - Link: th-cam.com/video/s7Fuuc-pvT4/w-d-xo.html
Easy to follow but when I finished the sock seemed really big for a baby, and my heel wasn't as visible. But I'm reading in the comments people have done more rows then the instructions say. Could someone help me out? Trying to make this for a friend's premie bay.
Hi Beth! I honestly haven't tried this pattern on a round loom but I think it can be done. The amount of pegs it has will determine the size/width of your finished project. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you @Mary Beth DiMarco! :) Sorry for the late response, @syanie hisham @Mary Jo Laganiere Timestamp - 8:27 Thank you all for watching and supporting my channel
Hi Joanna! Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked it :) ~ Yes, you can use any rectangular loom. The amount of pegs you use to knit will determine the size/width of your finished project. For this video I used 16 pegs (8 on each side) and a bulky yarn.
Hi Marie, the reason your flat knit is getting too tight could be that you’re using too much yarn tension. When placing the yarn in front of the pegs, try to leave it as loose as possible. I hope this helps, thanks for watching! I hope you also watch one of my most recent videos titled "The good news", it’s an important message for these times we are living: Christ is coming very soon. I hope it can be a blessing for you, Jesus loves you! :) Important Message: The Good News | Salvation Is within Your Reach Now - Link: th-cam.com/video/s7Fuuc-pvT4/w-d-xo.html
Either or depending on what loom you use and adjustment to rows. 12 peg flower loom perfect for a new born. 24 peg loom for adults. If you have adjustable loom you can make toddlers. On a 16 peg loom if you have the newest looms you can make all differ sizes. Just remember to adjust the rows accordingly as well as pegs on your loom. I love this pattern.😊
You make the heel look so easy to do on this rectangular loom. Thanks so much. I have got to try this. Usually, I use a round loom and there is a hole in the heel somewhere.
Hi Marianna! If you would like to slow down the video you can click on the gear icon that's on the right (lower right on pc, upper right on mobile) and then click on the playback speed setting. I hope this helps, thanks for watching! God bless you :)
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Just tried this pattern. It's wonderful! Once you get the "rhythm" of the project, it's very easy. Thanks for sharing
I'm glad you like it! Thank you so much for watching :)
God bless you!
I’ve had this little loom for many years, never used it now I will. Thank you so much for the pattern demonstration!❤
Looks simple and nice
Thank you I’ll will make them god bless your heart.♥️
Very Good!!Beautiful video.👍
I altered the pattern slightly to make them fit newborn feet.
I only used 12 pegs instead of all 16. For the cuff, I did 4 rounds, after folding I did 3, for the heel I did 4, and after the heel I finished up with 8 rounds.
Just eyeballing it, it looks like this will be the perfect size for 0-3 months.
In general is bulky the best size yarn to work with this loom? I mostly have worsted weight at home and was wondering if I'm going to need to pick up some bulky too.
Hi suebob16! Bulky yarn works great on this loom but I've also used worsted weight and it looks good. You can also use two strands of worsted weight at a time to make it look bulky.
I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Hi I've not got that's size of loom . I've got the 34peg loom it's a loom will I be able to use that . Thanks you for sharing your video xxc
Hi @Crazy cat lady Inglis! Yes, you can use any loom - the amount of pegs you use will determine the width of your finished project. Thank you so much for watching, all glory to God!
Cute💕💕💕👶
Thank you!
Can you make baby mittens for newborn on mini loom
Hi Sabrina! I'll keep it in mind for future videos :)
Thanks for watching!
Very cute pattern! What size loom would I use for an adult version of this pattern? I’d love to try to knit bed socks.
Hi Mary, thank you so much for watching! All glory to God :)
I honestly haven't tried an adult version for this pattern but I think any scarf-rectangular loom should work. The amount of pegs you use will determine the width of your finished project. You can mark the specific amount of pegs that make a comfortable width for your foot size using a bed sock you like as a reference.
I hope you also watch one of my most recent videos titled "The good news", it’s an important message for these times we are living: Christ is coming very soon. I hope it can be a blessing for you, Jesus loves you! :)
Important Message: The Good News | Salvation Is within Your Reach Now - Link: th-cam.com/video/s7Fuuc-pvT4/w-d-xo.html
@@MarCrafts thank you.
You can use a 24 peg loom
@@madinefranklin8042 thank you.
making this for my soon-to-be-born cousin
will it fit on newborns?
Hi Mahnoor! Yes, these are newborn size (3-6 months approximately).
God bless you, thanks for watching!
Very cute, how long did it take you to finish
Easy to follow but when I finished the sock seemed really big for a baby, and my heel wasn't as visible. But I'm reading in the comments people have done more rows then the instructions say. Could someone help me out? Trying to make this for a friend's premie bay.
Sherrie if you have a 12 peg flower loom would be perfect size for a newborn
Can it be done on a round loom ?
Hi Beth! I honestly haven't tried this pattern on a round loom but I think it can be done. The amount of pegs it has will determine the size/width of your finished project.
I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
How many times do we need to do the e-knit and flat knit for the heels?
No answer wondering same thing it don't say
On the video, it says knit half of your loom with an e-wrap and the other half with a flat knit for 8 rounds.
@@marybethdimarco3215 thanks so much for the response. Noted
Thank you @Mary Beth DiMarco! :)
Sorry for the late response, @syanie hisham @Mary Jo Laganiere
Timestamp - 8:27
Thank you all for watching and supporting my channel
This is so cute definitely will try👍 And I'm guessing it works on a rectangular loom with any amount of pegs?
Hi Joanna! Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked it :)
~ Yes, you can use any rectangular loom. The amount of pegs you use to knit will determine the size/width of your finished project. For this video I used 16 pegs (8 on each side) and a bulky yarn.
@@MarCrafts thank you!🙃
Whats the music i Like it
hi what size loom is this please x
Can you make wash cloth and scarf on mini rectangle loom?
Hi Sabrina! I'll keep it in mind for future videos. I like the scarf idea!
Thanks for watching :)
What am I doing wrong if the flat knit is getting hard to do cuz it is too tight.
Hi Marie, the reason your flat knit is getting too tight could be that you’re using too much yarn tension. When placing the yarn in front of the pegs, try to leave it as loose as possible. I hope this helps, thanks for watching!
I hope you also watch one of my most recent videos titled "The good news", it’s an important message for these times we are living: Christ is coming very soon. I hope it can be a blessing for you, Jesus loves you! :)
Important Message: The Good News | Salvation Is within Your Reach Now - Link: th-cam.com/video/s7Fuuc-pvT4/w-d-xo.html
What is the length of the sock? Newborn or toddler size?
Hi! These are newborn size (3-6 months approximately).
God bless you, thanks for watching!
If you’re looking to do newborn and have a 12 peg flower loom that would work also.
Either or depending on what loom you use and adjustment to rows. 12 peg flower loom perfect for a new born. 24 peg loom for adults. If you have adjustable loom you can make toddlers. On a 16 peg loom if you have the newest looms you can make all differ sizes. Just remember to adjust the rows accordingly as well as pegs on your loom. I love this pattern.😊
You make the heel look so easy to do on this rectangular loom. Thanks so much. I have got to try this. Usually, I use a round loom and there is a hole in the heel somewhere.
Hi Frances, thank you so much for watching! I'm glad to help :)
God bless you!
Go a little slower with the knot pls....
Hi Marianna! If you would like to slow down the video you can click on the gear icon that's on the right (lower right on pc, upper right on mobile) and then click on the playback speed setting.
I hope this helps, thanks for watching!
God bless you :)
@@MarCrafts oh thanks ^^💞
What size of loom are you using
I'm using a mini rectangular loom with a 4 1/2 inch base and 16 pegs. Thanks for watching!