- Wrap the loom 3 times.
- Pull the bottom loop on each peg over the two loops above.
- Two loops will remain on the loom. Wrap once again and repeat step 2.
Sunday, December 15, 2013
One-Over-Two Stitches on a Loom - Double Stitch
This is a slight variation to the one-over-one stitch.
Basket Weave Stitch Pattern on the Knifty Knitter
The basket weave stitch pattern, also called a block stitch pattern, can be done on knitting looms. Following a pattern of k3, p3 for 4 rows, followed by 4 rows of p3, k3 can achieve this look. Here is a photo of the finished knit. and more instructions on how to make this unique pattern on any Knifty Knitter loom.
The Drop Stitch Shawl for the Knifty Knitter
The drop-stitch is a knitting technique for creating open,
see-through knit with a lacy appearance. In loom knitting, stitches are
deliberately dropped in a repeated pattern to achieve this desired effect. This
drop-stitch shawl was created by alternating rows of drop stitches and e wrap
stitches (twisted stockinette).
Skill Level: Intermediate
You will need:
- Large Round Knifty Knitter Loom (Yellow)
- 9 Skeins Worsted Weight Merino Wool Yarn in Black
- Knifty Knitter Hook
- Crochet Hook
This shawl is made using 3 strands of yarn held as one while wrapping the loom. In addition to the drop stitch, this shawl uses the increase and decrease stitches on the loom.
1: Cast On using the E wrap on pegs 1 - 3.
2: E wrap back to peg 1 and knit off.
3: Purl pegs 1- 3
4: E wrap back to peg 1 and knit off.
5: Purl pegs 1 & 2.
6. E wrap and knit off on peg 3. Increase stitch on peg 4 by e wrapping it twice and knitting off the bottom loop over the top.
7: Double e wrap (wrap twice) pegs back to and including peg 3. Knit off double wrapped pegs by bringing the bottom loop over both of the top 2 loops.
8: E wrap and knit peg 2 twice.
9: E wrap and knit peg 1 twice.
10: Repeat steps 6 through 9 until you reach peg 41. (In step 6, ewrap and knit off on all pegs that have previously been knitted. Increase stitch on the next peg empty peg of the row, increasing by 1 peg in each row.)
11. E wrap and knit all pegs back to peg 1.
12. Purl pegs 1 and 2.
13. E wrap and knit to peg 41.
14. Double wrap and knit all pegs back to and including peg 3, by bringing the bottom loop over the top 2 loops.
15. Purl pegs 1 and 2.
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