a knitting handbook I have actually has an introduction about the history of knitting. apparently it was developed from a technique called nalbinding, which is basically complicated embroidery without cloth that ends up looking like knitting, if that makes any sense. you start by making loops around a base strand and then "sew" more loops through those. so I guess knitting evolved from nalbinding, which evolved from sewing? I don't know about crochet.
These are by far the best, easiest, clearest loom knitting how-to videos not just on RUclips, but the the whole internet. Thank you for teaching us! When I finished my first project, a scarf, I was almost in tears, I actually did it! I had tried for years to knit, I always got so frustrated and I gave up...until I found loom knitting and your videos. Now, how about you tell us a bit more about the folk(s) behind the videos, who else here in Loomy Land wants to know? Lol, once again, thank you for sharing your time and talents with us!
Hi Jon! You can use the number of pegs you prefer, it doesn't matter. In case you want to have the same width for all the stripes, just note this: for the first panel, there will be 2 pegs used to work the borders (the right border and the left border). For the rest of stripes, we will just use 1 of the pegs to work a border (to work the left border). So, if you want all the stripes to be 5-stitch panels, for example, you will need 7 pegs for the first panel and 6 pegs for the rest of panels 😊
Hi Jenni! Yes 😊 Just note this, in case you want to have the same width for all the stripes for the first panel, there will be 2 pegs used to work the borders (the right border and the left border). For the rest of stripes, we will just use 1 of the pegs to work a border (to work the left border). So, if you want all the stripes to be 5-stitch panels, for example, you will need 7 pegs for the first panel and 6 pegs for the rest of panels 😊
Ive been loom knitting wrong for 10+ years. Thank you. You showed me how to cast off, tie a slip knot, and combine thread. Thank you so much. Loom knitting is a way to escape from my hectic job and you really opened my eyes. Thank you!
It took me two months, but I was finally able to knit this blanket! I made mine a little bigger so it is 60 inches by 50 inches, and I love the way it turned out. Thank you so much for this pattern!
Thank you for showing how to join long strips of loom knitted pieces. Old habits are hard to stop and although you show how to connect the strips there is a struggle going on that the public will never understand. The joy of completing a project on a hand loom is a rewarding experience. I can knit now with knitting needles, but my first projects with the hand looms look much better.
Das hier ist ein wunderschönes Video, das nicht untermalt ist mit blöden Gequatsche, sondern mit toller klaviermusik. Und obwohl ich kaum englischkenntnisse habe, konnte sogar ich diese Anleitung Dank der tollen Gestik ganz einfach nachvollziehen. Ich bin absolut begeistert und nun auch Fan dieser RUclipsrin.
I'm so glad I found this video. This was awesome. Now I know how to make a large blanket without needing a loom with hundreds of pegs, and how to create different colored panels without having to sew them together at the end!
thank you so much for this video.....i used it to make a big blanket with two long strips that were about two feet wide using the biggest loom i had....and i love it....it was my first knitting project.....and your video made it possible....and i am just tickled pink with it
I've made this as a smaller stroller blanket three times now. I love this pattern and everytime a friend says they are having a baby I get excited to make them one. Two more on the way!
I have been subscribed and following this site for more than a year now, and I have learned a lot from this site. I have made several of their projects with excellent results, and to be honest, I love the fact that they make your humble plastic looms such versatile and useful tools. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this channel. I have enjoyed it very much. I have tinnitus, so no dialogue and captions are great. The slow pace helps me as well.
I actually thought you were going to make each strip separately then attach them with a yarn needle. I would never have guessed you could make an entire blanket with one of these tools. Thanks for the tutorial!
This is the method I was looking for. It's the knitting version of quilt-as-you-go!! I want to make a blanket but I'm not a big fan of the infinity looms primarily because I have the patience of a 3-year old on Christmas morning and the instant gratification just isn't there. :) Thank you very much for this.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! All I ever found online were patterns for baby blankets. I wanted to make ones for my 9-year-old and 5-year-old (they are definitely NOT babies!) My son loves his striped blanket.
Just want to say thanks for this tutoria (and pattern on Ravelry). Started working on a blanket three weeks ago, and I'm practically done at this point. Ultimately, mine is going to be 4 feet wide, by about 5.7 feet long, if some of my measurements are accurate.
Remarquable cette technique pour unir 2 bandes ensemble ! Elle évite des coutures disgracieuses , souvent épaisses et irrégulières . Bravo et merci à vous de nous l'avoir montrée .
Amazing! Im currently working on a blanket sweater and i want to add a border around the edge. I think i will use this tutorial to do that. Thank you so much!
Attempting this but on a much larger scale I started last night we’ll see how this goes, I’m doing just one color but I only had a circle loom so this tutorial perfect
Thanks for this. This obviously takes time to do, got it just right, Im making myself one. Now I know how to make a small one too, for babies. So this video makes knitting a blanket so simple.
Damn you have a lot of patience lol. I tried loom knitting a few years ago, and I thought it was fun making hats, but it's just so slow going! I went back to normal knitting pretty quickly lol. It's entrancing to watch other people loom knit though. I love it ❤
I love this so much. I have watched this 2 times all the way thru...im still not confident about looping one way...then the other. I SEE it happening on the video, I'm just not certain I can effectively execute the process
This video wasn't what I was looking for but it is something I needed I haven't made anything like this and have been looking into it but never have found the right video until now it was over all a grate help
I just love your tutorials, get so excited when I see you've posted another. This looks much easier than the 10 stitch just wish I was better at picking up stitches. You make it look so easy hahahaha. Thank you so much for all the effort you make to help us loomers x
Thank you so much for your comment Sharon! ❤ I also think this is easier than the 10 stitch, but once you pick up the stitches like I did in this project, you will be able to use the same technique for the 10 stitch blanket too 😊
This does look easier than a 10 stich blanket. But I must say it is al in the saying practice makes perfect. I did 3 10 stitch blankets. The first was a disaster and I couldn't even finish it second 1 I did finch but it looks butt ugly and the 3 one came out okay but still has a long way to go to have te wow factor that 10 stitch blankets give me.
I thought the same thing. No way do I want to do a 10 stitch blanket but I think I might actually be able to do this type. I want to use some fuzzy blanket yarn that I have and wondering if I'll be able to see the stitches well enough. I can at least try!
I can't get the hang of the turns on the 10 stitch, but I'm onto my second colour on my version of this. I've made a few mistakes but nothing major and it's only for me anyway, and hopefully once I've completed it, I'll have no problems lining up the edges and getting the linking stitch correct. I'm amazed how fast it starts to come together!
This is sooooo satisfying to watch!! I definitely would want to make this on my next project!!❤ Thanks for sharing!! Absolutely adore and amazed by it!🤩♥️🤩♥️🤩♥️
Wow this looks so beautiful! I do corking which is like french knitting and this looks a little like that with the movements but the finished item wow!! I.ve wanted to make a blanket for so long and been trying to learn crochet but really cant get the hang of it at all. Thank-you so so much for putting this video up xxx
Thats pretty cool I didn't know you could make a blanket on a round loom like that. Now I wish I would've bought the looms I had seen at a 2nd hand store, they were so cheap but i thought they were just for making hats. This is the first video I ever watched about loom knitting. Thanks for the video, great job. :)
You are my favorite to watch! I have done so many of your videos and they turn out perfectly!!! Can you pretty please make a zig zag blanket like this?
I'm a boy and it's a little uncommon that I am interested in handicrafts, but I have a question for you. Would you show us how to make a big poncho with Indian patterns? (as an inspiration) Ps. Beautiful blanket & I
You should check out videos by Jonah Larson. He is an 11 year old boy who crochets better than I could ever dream! Gender should never hold you back from a hobby you enjoy 😊
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. It's simple to follow and makes learning so much easier. I'm so grateful to you for taking the time to share your skills with us. God bless you and your loved ones.
I am 2/3 of the way done with this pattern. It’s for my 12 year old daughter. But the kitties seem to like it too. I’ve always got a snuggle crowd as I’m loom knitting. It’s not perfect (I bound off too tight on one panel and the type of yarn won’t let me fix it), but it’ll look just fine when I’m done! Thank you for this!
This is absolutely beautiful and all of the easiest I’ve seen about how much yarn did you use for each stripe I have to decide how much you want to buy thank you so much for your videos I love them
Thank you so much, Elayne! ❤ The amount of yarn depends on the size you want. I worked a 135 cm x 75 cm rug/blanket and I used 900g of yarn in total, approx.
Tuteate you're awesome nd genius too. I have to say that. I liked your work so much. It was very comfortable to me watching, learning, and benefit from looking at this video. Easy step by step. I appreciate that nd thank you for teaching us. Thanks for sharing 😊🌸✨✌️
![Cómo tejer una manta / alfombra de molinillos (sin coser) en telar [Tutorial DIY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JtED22a7Oy4/mqdefault.jpg)
![Cómo tejer una manta / alfombra de molinillos (sin coser) en telar [Tutorial DIY]](/img/tr.png)
The PDF pattern of this project is available here:
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/garter-stitch-striped-blanket
Why did this pattern go from being free to 3 dollars? I'm half way through and had to reset my phone and lost the pattern down load.
Does the binding method also works for other things? Like neck warmers and stuff like that
Is there any chance this technique can be used with the broadloom that is just long and not round?
I'd guess trial error and a whole lot of patients
@@courtneyburget8562 because Covid is over and they got more greedy
makes me wonder how the first person ever discovered how to do this or any other way of knitting /crocheting. pretty awesome really
a knitting handbook I have actually has an introduction about the history of knitting. apparently it was developed from a technique called nalbinding, which is basically complicated embroidery without cloth that ends up looking like knitting, if that makes any sense. you start by making loops around a base strand and then "sew" more loops through those. so I guess knitting evolved from nalbinding, which evolved from sewing?
I don't know about crochet.
I was wondering the same thing.
id imaging that since they both boil down to pulling new line through old line it would be easy
@@mapleorange3415 if it was that easy everyone could do it 😊
@@anotherswan i meant it would be something that's easily discovered lol
These are by far the best, easiest, clearest loom knitting how-to videos not just on RUclips, but the the whole internet. Thank you for teaching us! When I finished my first project, a scarf, I was almost in tears, I actually did it! I had tried for years to knit, I always got so frustrated and I gave up...until I found loom knitting and your videos. Now, how about you tell us a bit more about the folk(s) behind the videos, who else here in Loomy Land wants to know? Lol, once again, thank you for sharing your time and talents with us!
😂😂😂 I like hiding behind the camera... but you can see a bit of me on Instagram 😊 Thank you so much for your compliments! ❤❤❤
Does it matter how many pegs you use for the first panel and the attaching panels, as long as you follow the knitting pattern?
Jon Campos yes, you should repeat the same number of pegs to get a uniform look, good luck and happy looming! 🙂
Hi Jon! You can use the number of pegs you prefer, it doesn't matter. In case you want to have the same width for all the stripes, just note this: for the first panel, there will be 2 pegs used to work the borders (the right border and the left border). For the rest of stripes, we will just use 1 of the pegs to work a border (to work the left border). So, if you want all the stripes to be 5-stitch panels, for example, you will need 7 pegs for the first panel and 6 pegs for the rest of panels 😊
Hi Jenni! Yes 😊 Just note this, in case you want to have the same width for all the stripes for the first panel, there will be 2 pegs used to work the borders (the right border and the left border). For the rest of stripes, we will just use 1 of the pegs to work a border (to work the left border). So, if you want all the stripes to be 5-stitch panels, for example, you will need 7 pegs for the first panel and 6 pegs for the rest of panels 😊
I always thought I would need a really big loom to make a blanket. Thank you for teaching this ingenious method.
I always thought that too!! Now I have a lot of long big projects in mind! 😊😊😊😊🤗
I thought that too , this is great thank you 🌹
I love how clear these videos are. Not all the unnecessary talking just a straight forward instruction. Thank you.
Ive been loom knitting wrong for 10+ years. Thank you. You showed me how to cast off, tie a slip knot, and combine thread. Thank you so much. Loom knitting is a way to escape from my hectic job and you really opened my eyes. Thank you!
It took me two months, but I was finally able to knit this blanket! I made mine a little bigger so it is 60 inches by 50 inches, and I love the way it turned out. Thank you so much for this pattern!
Great! I'd love to see your result! Are you on Instagram? I am @tuteate there...
Hi! I know this is a bit late, but I’d love to make a blanket of this size. About how much yarn did you use for yours?
Thank you for showing how to join long strips of loom knitted pieces. Old habits are hard to stop and although you show how to connect the strips there is a struggle going on that the public will never understand. The joy of completing a project on a hand loom is a rewarding experience. I can knit now with knitting needles, but my first projects with the hand looms look much better.
Thank you so much for your comment Juanita!!! I also consider hand loo projects are really rewarding 😊🤗❤
Das hier ist ein wunderschönes Video, das nicht untermalt ist mit blöden Gequatsche, sondern mit toller klaviermusik. Und obwohl ich kaum englischkenntnisse habe, konnte sogar ich diese Anleitung Dank der tollen Gestik ganz einfach nachvollziehen.
Ich bin absolut begeistert und nun auch Fan dieser RUclipsrin.
I'm so glad I found this video. This was awesome. Now I know how to make a large blanket without needing a loom with hundreds of pegs, and how to create different colored panels without having to sew them together at the end!
So glad I found this wonderful video. I enjoy loom knitting to make hats and scarves, but now I'm learning a new technique. Thank you. 🌹
I always come back to this video when I forget and wanna pick it back up. Thank you so much!!!💜💜
thank you so much for this video.....i used it to make a big blanket with two long strips that were about two feet wide using the biggest loom i had....and i love it....it was my first knitting project.....and your video made it possible....and i am just tickled pink with it
Than you so much for doing this at a speed and camera angle so that we can clearly see how to do it. 😊
Thank you for all that you do for the looming community 🥰
😊🤗🤗🤗❤
I've made this as a smaller stroller blanket three times now. I love this pattern and everytime a friend says they are having a baby I get excited to make them one. Two more on the way!
What weight yarn do you use
@Secondhand Stories, what size do you make for the stroller blankets?
4:45. Add more yarn.
7:11. Bind off
9:23. Joining panels
you are a hero
thank you! This video is genius!
I have been subscribed and following this site for more than a year now, and I have learned a lot from this site. I have made several of their projects with excellent results, and to be honest, I love the fact that they make your humble plastic looms such versatile and useful tools. Thank you!
I never knew how to purl with a loom. Hopefully I will be able to make a blanket in time for Christmas!
Oh right!! I should soo do thst!! Thanks for the idea! ( Srry if my English is bad, I’m Indian)
That's really marvellous how you get all the various stitches of colours entombed and worked into the blanket.
Thank you so much for this channel. I have enjoyed it very much. I have tinnitus, so no dialogue and captions are great. The slow pace helps me as well.
I actually thought you were going to make each strip separately then attach them with a yarn needle. I would never have guessed you could make an entire blanket with one of these tools. Thanks for the tutorial!
Oh my God! What a wonderful world do we live in 😮
Thank you for this great video 🙏🙇♀️
I've been loom knitting for years and this is just amazing! I wish I had known this technique years ago!!!!!
This is the method I was looking for. It's the knitting version of quilt-as-you-go!! I want to make a blanket but I'm not a big fan of the infinity looms primarily because I have the patience of a 3-year old on Christmas morning and the instant gratification just isn't there. :) Thank you very much for this.
Your videos are perfect for beginners. I'm making my first baby blanket for a friend, thanks to your video. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! All I ever found online were patterns for baby blankets. I wanted to make ones for my 9-year-old and 5-year-old (they are definitely NOT babies!) My son loves his striped blanket.
I made one and it turned out perfectly, thanks for sharing and teaching me!
came here to learn how to make a mother's day present and left feeling super relaxed from the music. This was nice :)
You are welcome. I love your kind of teaching...patient...step by step...thank you
Just want to say thanks for this tutoria (and pattern on Ravelry). Started working on a blanket three weeks ago, and I'm practically done at this point. Ultimately, mine is going to be 4 feet wide, by about 5.7 feet long, if some of my measurements are accurate.
I’m a beginner at loom knitting. This looks like something I’ll be able to knit. I’m excited to get started! Love the piano music!
I absolutely love your tutorials. You make everything so simple with loom knitting. Thank you for sharing your talent with all. Blessings.
I’m going to learn this technique by knitting a wash cloth. Thank you so much.
Great idea! ^_^
Remarquable cette technique pour unir 2 bandes ensemble ! Elle évite des coutures disgracieuses , souvent épaisses et irrégulières . Bravo et merci à vous de nous l'avoir montrée .
Wow you're a master in that, really. I made that hat with the little hearts. It turned out so perfect that nobody believes i made it myself 😅
Amazing! Im currently working on a blanket sweater and i want to add a border around the edge. I think i will use this tutorial to do that. Thank you so much!
Hi, I'm Tony from Brazil. Your work is fantastic and you are to be congratulated. May God broaden your knowledge more and more.
This video was so relaxing. Thank you for sharing your artistry and talent!
It's only entertainment for me to see this amazing handycraft since I know that I am not as patient as required 😁
Thumbs up for the artist👍👍
A tip for you: watch Netflix! It rlly helps trust me!
You're camera set up is perfect. Best on the subject! Thanks.
did a blanket with this video two years ago and now i’m back to add more onto it! this is such an amazing pattern
OMG Tutete this is the best video on how to make a stripped blanket without any knots...LOVE IT...thank you so much.
Thank you so much Donna ❤
Excellent tutorial! I'm only on my 2nd stripe and I love how it's working up. Thank you!
Wow! New to loom knitting and enjoyed this video. It never occurred to me to make anything other than hats. Nice pattern.
Trying this with a small gauge loom! Love your videos
Thank you so much for showing a no sew method of putting the blanket together! 😍 I love it! I'm going to attempt this as soon as possible.
Attempting this but on a much larger scale I started last night we’ll see how this goes, I’m doing just one color but I only had a circle loom so this tutorial perfect
Thanks for this. This obviously takes time to do, got it just right, Im making myself one. Now I know how to make a small one too, for babies. So this video makes knitting a blanket so simple.
Damn you have a lot of patience lol. I tried loom knitting a few years ago, and I thought it was fun making hats, but it's just so slow going! I went back to normal knitting pretty quickly lol. It's entrancing to watch other people loom knit though. I love it ❤
A tip for you: watch Netflix! It rlly helps trust me!
I've never seen a blanket made like this before. I really like it and will definitely be giving it a try. Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial 😊
Thank you so much Candace for appreciating it! 🤗🤗🤗
I've Never Seen A Blanket Made like This Before. I Really Like It And Make A Anchor Peg
You do such a perfect job. Thanks for sharing and showing me how to do it appreciate it❤
What an Awesome Tutorial! By far 1 or if not The Best that I have ever come across on RUclips!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH 😊
I love this so much. I have watched this 2 times all the way thru...im still not confident about looping one way...then the other. I SEE it happening on the video, I'm just not certain I can effectively execute the process
So glad I found you!!!!! I am ready to learn how to loom knit.
This is the best video! Watching you do this is amazing and I feel like I can do it. I’m so excited to get started.
This video wasn't what I was looking for but it is something I needed I haven't made anything like this and have been looking into it but never have found the right video until now it was over all a grate help
Excellent tutorial! Very well explained and thank you😊
I just love your tutorials, get so excited when I see you've posted another. This looks much easier than the 10 stitch just wish I was better at picking up stitches. You make it look so easy hahahaha.
Thank you so much for all the effort you make to help us loomers x
Thank you so much for your comment Sharon! ❤ I also think this is easier than the 10 stitch, but once you pick up the stitches like I did in this project, you will be able to use the same technique for the 10 stitch blanket too 😊
This does look easier than a 10 stich blanket. But I must say it is al in the saying practice makes perfect. I did 3 10 stitch blankets. The first was a disaster and I couldn't even finish it second 1 I did finch but it looks butt ugly and the 3 one came out okay but still has a long way to go to have te wow factor that 10 stitch blankets give me.
I thought the same thing. No way do I want to do a 10 stitch blanket but I think I might actually be able to do this type. I want to use some fuzzy blanket yarn that I have and wondering if I'll be able to see the stitches well enough. I can at least try!
I can't get the hang of the turns on the 10 stitch, but I'm onto my second colour on my version of this. I've made a few mistakes but nothing major and it's only for me anyway, and hopefully once I've completed it, I'll have no problems lining up the edges and getting the linking stitch correct. I'm amazed how fast it starts to come together!
This is sooooo satisfying to watch!!
I definitely would want to make this on my next project!!❤
Thanks for sharing!!
Absolutely adore and amazed by it!🤩♥️🤩♥️🤩♥️
I love your projects. I think you are one of the best loom knitters I've seen. I am going to try to make this blanket.
Thank you for the video. Just started to knit this was very helpful ☺️
Wow this looks so beautiful! I do corking which is like french knitting and this looks a little like that with the movements but the finished item wow!! I.ve wanted to make a blanket for so long and been trying to learn crochet but really cant get the hang of it at all. Thank-you so so much for putting this video up xxx
I really enjoy your videos. They are so clear and easy to understand. Thank you
Thank you so much Becky ❤🤗
Thats pretty cool I didn't know you could make a blanket on a round loom like that. Now I wish I would've bought the looms I had seen at a 2nd hand store, they were so cheap but i thought they were just for making hats. This is the first video I ever watched about loom knitting. Thanks for the video, great job. :)
Thank you so much for your comment 😊 Hope you can still buy those looms! You will love this!
Thank you for this and for showing a different way to add new yarn
😊 you're welcome!
Wow 😮 those are amazing colours to make a blanket
Thanks for sharing this video. You make it so simple and relaxing to learn 🥰☺️
This is so cool. Thanks for sharing your great love of looming with us. Well done. I will so be trying this
Thank you so much Sandra 😊❤ Please let me know if you try it!
Thank u for sharing the purl stitch an how to do it
Amazing!😍 I will try your lesson, then I buy a looms. I want to do my handmade blanket for a baby 💓
Love your videos, I love this, it is so much nicer looking than the 10 stitch and seems less complicated, will be trying this one next.
Thank you Monika! Hope you enjoy it :)
This video was so great thank you so much! I made the most beautiful perfect blanket for my nephew
Thank you. I watch all your videos but missed this one, love it, I got the pattern on Ravelry😊
You are my favorite to watch! I have done so many of your videos and they turn out perfectly!!!
Can you pretty please make a zig zag blanket like this?
I'm a boy and it's a little uncommon that I am interested in handicrafts, but I have a question for you. Would you show us how to make a big poncho with Indian patterns? (as an inspiration)
Ps. Beautiful blanket & I
Hi Michal! Ok! I add your request to my list of To Do's 😊 thank you!
Dont EVER apologise for your English my dude! Youre speak at least 2 and thats more than most can say (Sorry this was random, just be proud!
Your English is quite good. It can be difficult to learn a new language, so no need to apologize!
Crochet was originally a male dominated industry as it was used to repair fishing nets.
You should check out videos by Jonah Larson.
He is an 11 year old boy who crochets better than I could ever dream!
Gender should never hold you back from a hobby you enjoy 😊
Thank you for your videos there step by step and very easy to follow good visual teaching
One of the best tutorials I’ve ever come across 👍
Thank you so much!
Awesome!!! Love it! Thank you for sharing!!😊
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. It's simple to follow and makes learning so much easier. I'm so grateful to you for taking the time to share your skills with us. God bless you and your loved ones.
Mind blown! Fantastic idea and video, thank you!
Well done. I commend your patience
For a beginner it’s very daunting, may take me many many times before I get it but I’ll give it a try
Very good instructions and a beautiful tutorial
Ive never seen this type before but i am definately going to try it!
Nice quality and directions. Seems a little too out of the way and complicated for me but I’m sure others love this.
Thank you Kitty! I recommend you to give it a try! It's easier than it may seem
Ah yes I’m sure it becomes very easy once you do it a couple times. Just like crocheting and knitting I’m sure this has a little method to it
I was looking for something like this a year ago 💕 thank you!
😊😊😊
I am 2/3 of the way done with this pattern. It’s for my 12 year old daughter. But the kitties seem to like it too. I’ve always got a snuggle crowd as I’m loom knitting. It’s not perfect (I bound off too tight on one panel and the type of yarn won’t let me fix it), but it’ll look just fine when I’m done! Thank you for this!
This is absolutely beautiful and all of the easiest I’ve seen about how much yarn did you use for each stripe I have to decide how much you want to buy thank you so much for your videos I love them
Thank you so much, Elayne! ❤ The amount of yarn depends on the size you want. I worked a 135 cm x 75 cm rug/blanket and I used 900g of yarn in total, approx.
Thank you for this beautiful "joining" technique. Have a Merry Christmas and happy new year 🤗.
Thank you! Happy holidays!
It's so neat, and must take forever.
Wow Hermana ! Que bello y facil. This is GREAT !
Thank you so much Denise!!! ❤ 😊 We could loom knit a blanket together! I'll send you a private message
LoomaHat.com Denise please do a video for this. It looks easy but I don’t want to mess it up!
You guys are better
Tuteate you're awesome nd genius too. I have to say that. I liked your work so much. It was very comfortable to me watching, learning, and benefit from looking at this video. Easy step by step. I appreciate that nd thank you for teaching us.
Thanks for sharing 😊🌸✨✌️
Thank you so much for your kind words Amani! So glad to know you enjoyed this project! 😊
THAT'S SO BEAUTIFUL
Thank you so much, Andrea! 😊
Nice to meet you, thank you for the wonderful video👍👍🔔🙏💕
No sabía que con un telar redondo se podía hacer mantas..... Muy interesante tu proyecto gracias por enseñarlo.
Gracias Martha! Sí, se puede hacer casi de todo! ☺️
Thank you. Another amazing project. I just love your patterns. Easy to follow along with your videos. Continue your great work.
thank you for making this video so clear
Love it!!! Simple and easy!!!! Thank you
Thank you so much 😊🤗❤
I do have a question.. can you do the same to a cast on / cast off edge? To make a border around the whole thing
I also like the twisting technique you use to add yarn
Yes, you could work a border following this other tutorial: ruclips.net/video/CUjY4RobZEA/видео.html
I LOVED THIS TECHNIQUE, THE JOINING OF ANOTHER COLOR IS SO COOL,🧶 WHY HASN'T ANYONE ELSE SHOW THIS. , I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS . MUCHAS GRACIAS