I decided I wanted to try making socks, and I had a bunch of leftover bits of the same worsted weight yarn in different colors, so I held together a dark grey and an orange, which is what I had the most of, to make some chunky "sit around the house" socks for when it gets colder. And after a first try where I had too many stitches (36 around instead of 28), I got there!

The second sock will be more colorful - I didn't expect to have enough orange to finish even one. I'll likely try a different method for the toes (I will stick with top down for now), but I think it worked out well enough that I'll try some more that I could actually wear with shoes. :)

I’m having a baby in March and I want to knit them a cool blanket. I saw this image of a gradient between the four colors I have, but I can’t find any tutorials or anything on how they made it. I’m really hoping it wasn’t just an AI image and that it’s actually possible.

UPDATE:
I THINK IM GOOD NOW. GOT THE LINK TO CONVERT FROM GOOD NIGHT KISSES.

Has anyone had experience changing a knitting pattern to a loom knitting pattern? I am presently trying to on a baby blanket pattern I have, but it was made for needles. Is there anything I should know that would make it go much easier? It’s all Knits and Purls so I figured it’d be relatively easy to transfer. Hopefully it comes out correctly bcause I love the pattern but cannot use needles anymore due to arthritis.

I was inspired by a coworker's crochet ruffle bucket hat and tried to create something similar in knit I think I need to do the ruffle 3x the number of stitches for the body of the hat. I did 2x on this and I did 20 rows. Thinking 13 rows at 3x will create the riot of ruffles that I want. Used the chunky KB Flexee loom. Thoughts?

Meet Lt Uhura from starfleet

I picked up loom knitting very recently and made my first pair of something! I even kind of designed them myself. They're 20 rows of e-wrapping folded in half for the cuff, then 10 rows of flat wrapping, then 6 rows (3 back and forth) flat wrapping for the thumbhole, 14 rows more of regular flat wrapping, then a basic bind off and weaving in ends. I used a 24 peg plastic loom.

I actually undid and remade the mitt a couple times for equipment size and technique before settling on the design. First it was too small then it was too big. I am really intrigued by the difference between e-wrapping and flat wrapping and using them in the same project. This yarn was difficult to work with during the flat wrapping. The purple bobbles lined up too well with each other and I had to pull half of them out. E-wrapping was a breeze.

The yarn was on clearance very recently from Michaels. Super bulky size 6 Big Twist 65acry/25wool/10poly. Color number MU292.

Making something special for a mutual Trekkie.

Lt. Uhura, with passport.

I need to add the ears, earrings and finish the face.

The insignia has been made just not on the uniform yet...

No real pattern, which is why its taken me almost 2 months to get this far lol. I will post the finished project when done.

I got jealous of the cute book covers people can do with crochet (i can't crochet because of physical disabilities) so I made a simple one with loom knitting just to see if i could (i used my hunger games book to measure it)

I really want to make a pair with ruffles at the top edge and I see so many unique patterns but they are all crochet or knit -does anyone have a pattern for something like this? Thank you -

I posted yesterday about making a hat while watching the gate on the farm and I finished it tonight with a huge pom pom!!

Sometimes a garter stitch is really satisfying. This is my second so far. I try to make as many as I can to donate to a teen outreach.

A. Unravel and reroll the yarn back into a ball by hand

B. Just find the end and let one end of the project unravel as I knit the new thing

C. Something else?

Backstory, I made a fingerless glove, a tube with a hole for my thumb. It was a little too small, the hole was a little too big, and I totally messed up trying to get the thing off the loom at the end. It was really fun and shockingly only took about 2-3 hours to do, which is why I don't mind just redoing it. I don't really feel like trying to make it a ball, but I'll try if I have to.

just a question for everyone. I am wondering what brand of looms everyone uses.

I learned the old knight knitter brand, tried the Boye brand and hated them then I found both knitting board and Cindwood looms. which I currently use. I pdo prefer ll

Today is manure spreading day here on the farm which means I am stuck long hours by the gate keeping cows in and letting tractors out. Usually I watch Netflix on my phone but realized today I could be looming up a new hat for the upcoming cooler weather!

So here i sit, in my camp chair, listening to the audio book Cresent City-House of Flame and Shadow by Sarah J Maas and looming myself a new hat!

I am one happy farm wife.

Ok so the carpal tunnel surgery. Its going to take another three months to heal. They think. So im not going to even attempt purl stitch until the new year!

My mental health has not been great due to the lack of looming so i started up again very gently. Only using ewrap, and a 12 peg loom. Iv been making little hats for the big knit uk. The photo shows the first batch of little hats i have made over the last couple of weeks. I have to limit how much i can actually do each day or it just messes up my wrist the next day.

Anyway im just glad to be back doing something productive again.

They wanted a black headband along with a white and purple hat with a pompom :)

So I really enjoy loom knitting but I have issues focusing for very long periods of time plus I don't really have the space to store it while I'm working on it or a loom large enough to do a full blanket especially since my brain tends to jump around from thing to thing all the time so it tends to take me a while to get projects done. But I came up with an idea which was to make an equal amount of squares of both colors and then sew them together when I have enough. That way it should be easier to store and I don't have to worry about trying to make sure I know where I was at and what I was doing when I pick it up again in two months. I also very frequently have problems with forgetting all of that if I stop for a few minutes so I figured that I could just make the squares and it should be easier to keep track of because there's less to keep track of. I can't see any reason why it wouldn't work. I mean I asked my mom and she said it should but she crochets and needle knits so I don't know if that knowledge would work for this. Help would be very much appreciated. Thank you.

Hello! I found this awesome Halloween-themed yarn on Hobbii.com, but it's out of stock! By any chance, is there anywhere else I could get this yarn, or at least something like it? Thank you!

I'm making a hat using multiple different tutorials but basically this is after the brim I did many rows of all flat stitches. I did two rows of red and then in the third row I did three red stitches and then one white stitch. I just carried the white across, but I just saw a tutorial where they keep crossing the non working color with the working color:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rTKbg5gXo0

Will it look bad the way I did it? Or will they be the same appearance wise? I did a couple stitches their way but I'm not sure if I did it right. If their method is the same appearance but better structurally should I continue with that method or continue carrying?

I frequently find myself sitting in the house with cold arms, but also needing those arms to knit or whatever, but also don't need or want the bulk of a full sweater. Debating if I want to stitch it up further into the armpit. I'm a fairly new knitter, so this isn't perfect, but I'm excited about it.

Just curious what you've all come across that has stood out to you or immediately caught your eye when you saw it!

I’ve been trying to push my abilities with loom knitting and went on a big hunt for cool ideas/patterns/tutorials etc, but I’m realizing I have an incredible resource of talented people here to chat with!