Pom pom loom topper blankets. How to use a pom pom loom frame.
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Pom pom pram topper. POM POM rainbow diagonal baby blanket. Non pom pom blanket. Rainbow blanket from your scrap balls of wool. These are for pram/stroller decoration only.
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Use up your scrap balls of yarn for this project. Add non slip matting to the back for a beautiful rug.
Scrap rug crochet
hi alison and all here..I have made the diagonal blanket which looked lovely, the only thing is it come off the loom shaped diagonal.?? anyone got any clue to why this happend x
Thank-you for your tutorial, my mother had a mat like this, and she died before I could ask her to show me how it was done, I can now work this for myself. Thank-you so much... Jane.
Ohh Thank you very much for watching. This is becoming so popular glad to help. xx
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What an absolute Delight I don't know if I have ever seen anyone else make these types of things other than my Grandmama I have many looms produced in the 60 's made out of plastic . Her early ones granddaddy made out of wood but I can remember her sitting and making these designs we used these for placemats and for lovely table runners and things like that as I said it is a delight and thank you so much for reminding me of my past and my history
Thank you so much for your kind comment xx I appreciate it
This is amazing.
Im a furniture maker and wood turner going stir crazy due to being forced to take a 6 month break because of injury. Ive been trying to find things to do (with limited stress on my hands). I can whip up a frame and dig out the left over crochet wool and be productive again!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Wonderfully demonstrative & easy to follow instructions.
Look forward to perusing your other videos
Oh, thank you so glad you found something to do. I too had to adjust to tutorials as I can no longer make or mass produce all the cards I used to make due to arthritis. This way I can help others learn something new or just expand on what they already know. Doing tutorials I can take my time then edit them. That's why on some I have 3 different sleeves of clothing when you see my hands because I have had to do some over 3 days hahhah. But as long as I am able I will keep going. xx
A like minded soul Alison. Somehow i never learned to be idle; the penance being arthritis in the joints. Am recovering from a replacement in mt left thumb and waiting for same op in right hand. Show my occupational therapist today and she is adding to my list if 'exercise'!
Im going to attempt making a frame with screws instead of nails. Had a thought that if i can tie some if the edges, i could join them up to make a larger piece? Any advice?
Oh, a question please. .. i notice you have yr frame on a stand, are you able to turn the frame a full 360 to work underneath or do remove the frame for this?
Alison is there a way to lpok at John O'Hagans site without using facebook? ive tried to find a link but so far nothing
here is his website link www.knittingwoolsales.com/
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I love this... I also just love listening to you talk. I lived in Scotland for about a year 13 years ago, where I met my husband, who's Glaswgian. I hear his accent everyday, but I miss hearing it from others too.. can't wait to move back. Your feels like Home..even though I'm American, and is very soothing. I believe I will be binging your images while I edit photos now!
My mother was from Glasgow, I was brought up in West Lothian Scotland so my accent is slightly lighter than the Glaswgian. Thank you for watching I appreciate it.
Yes, yours is a more listing sound than the clipped Glaswegian for sure. Thanks to my husband I can understand Most any Scottish Accent now.
I've never seen anything like this !!! Very inspirational !!! That piece would make a gorgeous, cozy pillow !!!!!
OH, I love your picture it looks like my cat Marj. Yes, these are fabulous and becoming so popular. The no pom pom type are taking over as they are so versatile, use less wool and are quicker to make. I have several different designs on my channel. This is a demonstration size you can make or buy bigger loom frames.
I have watched your videos for a while now and I have now made quite a few of these blankets. I found it easier to hold the rows apart with spring clothes clips. These work very well and are easy to remove when finished. PS I have just got a new granddaughter and my daughter was so enthusiastic about these he has taken four of them o she can change them for different looks. Keep on showing new designs and ideas. Happy Grandma
yes i do that too now, someone passed on the tip to me after I did this. Congratulations on the arrival of your new granddaughter too xxx Thank you so much for passing on tips and comments I appreciate it a lot xx
I don't have the tools to make this but I need to say, that is GORGEOUS!!! keep up the amazing work, you are very talented!
Thank you very much for watching my channel i really appreciate it xx
Arely Hawkins Exactly what I was thinking! Just beautiful!!
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yes it does look a bit like frozen colors
Thank you for this video. I normally crochet. I did buy a loom at Walmart about a year ago. I have never used it. Anyhow I do believe I might making a pom pom blanket. This is so pretty. ❤️ have a beautiful day.
Thank you so much for watching xx I appreciate it
These kinds of crafts are dieing out so it's awesome that you are sharing this with the world. Thank you.
It is going through quite a revival. My mum had an old old frame like this many years ago As a child you don't take much notice but now I know how she made her pram blankets. Years ago I used to do pin art with wood and small nails I will have to give that a try again.
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clair schilf what you say is so true it seems as though the younger generation iis not interested in arts and crafts anymore when I grew up and I'm 67 my Grandmama did everything and she taught me everything from sewing ,quilting ,tatting, crochet, crewel ,embroidery ,cross stitch, needlepoint .There was no crafts that I didn't know how to do ,sadly my daughter doesn't even want to learn how to sew a button down and she's 42 what happened to the pride of hand making something
Mavis Withers she probably did like me dictated her directions and let the machine automatically put it in and often times I have found that autocorrect is not always Auto nor is it always correct
My hubby made me a 60x48 frame, he used dowels instead of nails. I have made 2 blankets so far. One pom pom and one diagonal. Both turned out great. Going to try the twisted one next. They are very heavy, but my adult children love them to wrap up in on the sofa. They wash great in a pillow case and tumble dry.
brilliant tell him well done. You can reduce the amount or rounds to suit your needs.
I absolutely love your accent.It's exactly what you imagine a knitting teacher to sound like.
Thank you so much xx
What a fabulous technique. I stumbled onto this somehow, not even sure how, but it was so hypnotic watching you work, was transfixed the whole way through and the end result is amazing! Just subscribed so that I can see all of your work!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate you subscribing xx
Isn't Alison Wonderful and so gentle! I thank God for this Teacher and that she is patient with her new students.
Have a great time with our Teacher, Alison!❤
Beautiful...and your instructions are simple and direct, no beating around the bush, i love your videos. thank you all these. xx
Thanks so much 😊
your blankets are amazing
Thank you, A new one with an amazing 3d effect is on its way.
I'm not quite sure what i enjoyed more... You're beautiful craft or your lovely accent. Absolute joy! Thank you for sharing! Now to make one of those frames!
Thank you so much and thank you for watching
I am am an avid crafter from Arizona. I loved your blanket. I had never seen or heard of your type of loom and shuttle until today. I now have so many ideas for projects. Do you have any instructions on how to build a loom like yours? Would it be wise to build it bigger? I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.
Yes on my channel there is how to make a pom pom blanket part 1 is how to make the loom frame. All the instructions are there but remember to add flat metal angle brackets to the back of the frame too. To keep it from twisting.
What is the biggest blanket you made like this? Could a throw blanket be made like this?
longest was a bed runner. I made a oneoff frame. Bigger the frame more yarn the more heavy it is and looks messy when you try to join several small ones together.
My dad made silk doilies using brown and gold silk skeins when I was a little girl. (in the 1940s) They looked just like this pattern. I always wondered how he did it. Now I know. Thank you for sharing. I'm going to try it. I have lots of spare wool that I usually use to made dolls with.
So did we, we called them corn dollies or gonks pronounced ( gong k ) made from lengths of wool/yarn tied to make arms and legs and a head.
I love your accent!!!!
Thank you and a big thank you for watching xx
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WOW Alison you are just to smart. That is amazing
I really like the way that you teach and your tutorials. I have a question. I have seen in a few of your videos that you are now using a stand that turns your work. did you make the stand. if so would you do a tutorial on that as well. I really love these blankets and will start making them this summer for Christmas gifts.
It is just the sides of an old wooden towel rail, I removed the rails drilled a hole in the middle of my frame and bolted them together. It's very rustic but it works. There is a lady in my craftytwunts called Rose Hill her husband makes stands and are very reasonable priced if you can't make one.
Would you share the information. I love would working but I do simple things. If it is affordable for me I will see. and is he in the US.
No Teir he is in the UK but I have a tutorial on how to make a loom yourself it is here on my channel. How to make a pom pom blanket part 1. making a loom.
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Thank you
I could listen to you talk all day long. Your accent is so lovely. The colors you chose for this were so pretty. It's a lot of work but so unique and the end product is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
your welcome and thank you for watching
I LOVE THIS ITS REALLY CUTE, CAN YOU SEW THE SQUARE TOGETHER AND MAKE A BLANKET !
You could do that but it will be very heavy to wash.
thats very true , thanks for the reply have a very bless day
Straw
Wow, this is so beautiful. I have a lot of yarn en lot of colors but really short patience span. You gave me the idea of making a bunch of this mats, not cut the sides and attach them to form two bedside mats.Thank you very much
If you join them can you post a picture of the blanket you make in my craft group Craftytwunts. I would love to see it. But remember this size loom I use is for a demonstration you can make them as big as you want to.
This looks so so so awesome!!! How would it be possible to make it full blanket sized?
You would best to make a very large loom frame. They don't look to well tied together. The one I made is a small demonstration size. The normal size frame is twice as big.
Could you sew these together somehow & have the fringe still between squares? I wonder how that would look?
Juice 3.14 I was wondering the same thing. I don't really have the room for a bigger loom 🙄
I tried it it looks messy very messy hahah
Oh my goodness!!! This is so cute!!!
Hi Alison, why do you say the blankets are for decoration only? I have recently found your channel and your blankets are stunning. xx
They were 1st intended to decorate the top cover of a baby's pram. As the pom poms have no guarantee to not come off if children pull them Now the NON pom pom blankets are becoming more popular and as long as they are tied in tight and secure all around the edges twice they are much safe,r so people are beginning to make bigger and lighter ones to put in cots, prams, cribs and as comforters but only the non pom pom ones.
Thank you, I made your puffy flower blanket the other day and I am so pleased with how it turned out. I will be trying different ones in the near future. xx
well done have you joined my craft group on Facebook where you can show me a picture. It is called Craftytwunts. I have been away for a few days so haven't been on the group much. but I'm home so I will be playing catch up.
Well done so glad you like the pattern.
My daughter sent this video to me and I was taken aback by the beauty of the pattern! We need to do this! Absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you for teaching!
Thank you daughter so much for passing it to you xx Tell her I appreciate it and I have lots more on my channel.
😍love it just whow
Thank you very much, I appreciate you watching.
My thoughts exactly! 💟
Have you any scarf to show
I love the puff side .. I love the cross side ... I just love it!
Are you in Ireland or Scotland? Love your accent!
Scotland xx Thank you very much for watching xx
Ive never seen a blanket like this. This is interesting. I love your voice! I have an older lady friend I have been friends with for years who lives in Pennsylvania but is from Scotland. I met her on a game site many years ago and have actually gone and seen her twice! I could sit and listen to her or you for hours! It was so funny the first time I went to see her because I live In the south and have a very country accent and she kept saying ' I cant understand you! Could you please learn to speak?" And her husband who is not from Scotland but is from Pennsylvania said to her "Look whos talking!" It was very funny and I kept imitating her voice but she couldn't imitate mine ha ha! Anyway I enjoyed your video!
Missi that's so funny, I get the same when I go to clearwater. People just stare and you can see they are slightly amazed at the accent. Someone said to me its mesmerising could you just read from a book so I can listen to your voice ahahah
Alison Russell's Craft Channel haha I love it !!
I'm from south-central Arkansas and didn't realize that my "southern drawl" was so distinct until I went to Washington State for a short time and had more comments on my accent...One guy said he wanted to hire me just so he could listen to me talk all day!! I still don't 'hear' my own accent but would LOVE to be able to pull off that beautiful Scottish accent! Thanks for the tutorial!
Gosh that was a fabulous lesson. Thank you so much. Wish l had found you years ago.
I love watching tutorials with people that have accents. But the problem is I can never understand what they're saying. At least to work beautiful.
Oh thank you, The more of me you watch you will soon have an accent yourself hahah
Bailey Z. Leone if I watch enough with accents I aquire the accent
Allison, I have never seen this method of making a blanket. It is absolutely beautiful!!! We don’t have access to such a loom in the US but it definitely makes for a unique design/concept.
You show us so much of your talent. You are absolutely remarkable!!! Stay with us and show us more. It is so interesting!!!
Thank you so much!
What do you mean you don’t have access to a loom like this in the US? Just make one any size you want. As this lady commented the only thing you have to remember is even on the top and bottom all number of nails on both sides. What could be easier
Amazing how it turned out love the color choices. I will be digging out my scrap balls of wool. Thank you for sharing.
am in kenya age 22 and so interested in crocheting in general. crocheting every thing and i thank you for the tutorial because they are motivating and am planing on starting crocheting as soon as possible thank you and i pray that one day you will come to kenya and educate most youths that they can do something with their life rather than being idle. and depending on others
Thank you very much, xx Have fun doing it and hope you are very successful xx
I LOVED YOUR PRESENTATION AND YOUR VOICE. BLESSINGS.
Thank you so much I appreciate it xx
Great idea, i think you may have introduced me to a new craft, my arthritus is bad now i can only knit for about half a hour a day. So thanks for giving me back my yarn craft. You have made me very happy.
You are so welcome. I know exactly how you feel I too have arthritis. Mine is in my shoulder and knuckles. I do the blankets in a demo size as my shoulder can't handle the big ones now. But the small ones are great for car seats, doll prams and pets just love to sleep on them too. The ones with no pom poms are quicker and easier on arthritic joints. (no pom poms to cut) You could try the floating tea cups they are easy and the book folding all tutorials in my channel. Lots of the ladies in my craft group do the book folding too as it helps keep their fingers exercise. Come join us on facebook. The group is called Craftytwunts as a knitter your advice would be fantastic to help others.
i must say, those slippers are adorable
One of the ladies in my craft group is making me bunny rabbit ones I'm going to love them...
WOW YOU CAN LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY, THAT WAS SPIFFY.
Thank you so much. This is just a demo size normal frames are much bigger.
thankyou for showing in detail how to make the lovely blanket.x
Thank you so much for watching
it looks adorable like a little rug actually, and the colors blend so nicely.
This is a demo size you can buy bigger looms or make your own.
I have never heard of this technique but I love it and will defo try doing this.you explained everything perfectly. Thank you 😊
thank you
Thank you for your great instructions. I can’t wait to get started creating…
Oh! My! Word, I have never seen this before, absolutely fascinating.
Patricia 💖
Glad you enjoyed it
Gorgeous! Another wonderful rabbit hole of projects for me!!!
Wonderful!
Absolutely gorgeous plus I love your voice....it brings back memory's when I visit Scotland to see my Aunt.
I had in the early 80's a loom that you made the same thing, but you only could put a small amount of yarn in one colour on...so in the end when you finished tying in all directions the front had rows of flowers. You could knot in a different colour giving a look-center flower. It was a plastic red loom. I'm really loving your way a lot. I looking forward to making this type of loom and getting to it.
The end result looks lovely, but what caught my attention about this video is that the manufacturing technique seems to be such that there is no risk of any threads breaking. That means, if a dumb robot were to be programmed to use the same kind of technique, then the yield of the production might be really nicely high. Making such a robot might be a truly fine exercise for the makerbot community, specially given that that manufacturing technique does not require expensive, special purpose, mechanics and, as I already said, the end result is truly nice.
This is an amazing comment I love it xx
oh, thank you, alison!! these would make lovely wooden chair / rocking chair seat cushions - adults or kids!
i'm going to have my son make a frame for me, and make a couple of rocking chair cushions as gifts for my dear friend!!
Yes they do. my sister made some to sell as chair seats.
Wow just wow! This loom is so so cool. Thanks for posting this video.
You are so welcome!
thank you so much Alison for your tutorials they are easy to follow i have made quite a few of your blankets and i have now completed the one in this video for my new great grandson i starting another one tomorrow thank you so much .
So glad I could help, Gladys xxx
I could listen to you talk all day lol. I live in the U.S. and our accents aren't as beautiful as yours. You are very talented.
Thank you so much xx
I loved watching you make the pom pom blanket. You do such beautiful work.
Thank you xx
It's the cutest thing. Thanks for the tutorial.
your welcome. Thank you watching
I coud listen to you all day. Lovely blanket too.
Ha ha ha thank you, maybe I should read a few bedtime stories and put them on yutube for those who like soft scottich accents
Wow! Ive never seen this technique before! What a beautiful outcome!
Thank you so much.
This is absolutely stunning! Beautiful! The tutorial was well done, too. Thank you!
Thank you for watching you can make a bigger frame the one I have is a demonstration size
how absolutely beautiful and clearly explained. I look forward to starting.
Thank you so much for watching. xx
Even the back of it looks great! Nice tutorial.
These can be used as floor rugs if you sew some non-slip matting to the back.
this would make a great pillow cover!
Yes, they do. This is a demonstration size you can make them bigger.
A blanket? Didn't know you had a bird. Seriously , this is just beautiful. Never saw this before! Thanks!
This is a demo size Ha ha this comment made me laugh. The looms you make or buy are much bigger.
I know you would get it. Love that you have good humor too. Greetings from Florida.
WOW indeed. So very beautiful.
Thank you
Made my first blanket topper with scrap wool using this tutorial
Great I hope you like it xx well done
Fascinating, I will have to practice more on the beginning course before tackling this one. Thank you, Barb Laidman
You are so welcome!
What a pretty little blanket!
this is a demo size the standard looms are much bigger
Fantastic. This would also look good made into a pillow for a bed. Loved the colours
Awesome, my grandmother taught this technique in her arts & craft class, thanks for sharing & I could listen to you talk all day.... I Love you accent 😊
Thank you xx
I've never seen this before. It's beautiful and looks so soft and fluffy. Thanks for posting.
Your welcome. This is a demo size the looms you make or buy are bigger.
Really interesting & well explained tutorial 😀
Glad you liked it!
A lovely piece of work! Thank you.
thank you for watching. I do hope you have a look at all the other crafts I do.
I was totally intrigued by your loom and what you can create with it. Thank you for sharing this with so many others who enjoy yarn projects. Very well presented too.
Thank you so much.
As usual Allison brilliant tutorial .
Thank you My daughter said use glitter wool and It will look like dragon eggs.
The back looks like it could be a 'front' too !! So beautiful
Yes, it is reversible most of the blankets like this are.
So Very beautiful. I am happy to have found your channel. God Bless you for sharing your talent.
Thank you so much for the lovely comment I appreciate it thank you xx
Love the slippers!
me too they are a bit hot though ha ha ha
Sou de Brasil adoro ver seus vídeos ainda não consegui fazer igual mas sempre vejo e fico admirada com tanta sabedoria obrigada
thank you so much xx
I love this blanket so beautiful and easy.
Thank you for watching xx
That is so beautiful!
Love this blanket and your choice of colours. Great tutorial
Wow!!!! Indeed I'm so glad I found this it's great
Thank you for watching I appreciate it. Thank you
Like the way how you showed it. Thank you! Bless you soul!
Your welcome and thank you for watching xx
Great little blanket for a beginner weaver! Thank you for posting!
I have a tutorial on how to make the loom frame. This is a small demo size blanket you can make them much bigger.
The colors are absolutely perfect together. Well done.
Thank you xx
Thank you for this tutorial. I've always wondered how to make this 'loom' stitch. Your instructions are very clear & easy to understand.
Thank you so much, I do hope you subscribe I appreciate it.
Absolutely beautiful what a talented lady........
Thank you so much, Linda
Very pretty and fairly easy. Thank you for your tutorial.
Beautiful work Alison, well done. I'm confident enough to go make myself one of those looms to try that. This is precisely the type of mat I would like to try making for a bath mat, or just a piece of art, it's that beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so much, Thorlaug for your lovely comment just please bear in mind if you make a rug and it is placed on wooden floors to sew on some non-slip matting to the reverse side so you don't slip.
Yes, I believe we all going out to buy loom and that yellow tool she is working with! Happy Looming for us new Beginners!
Lovely tks for teaching us 💜 Mrs.Wolfe
Thank you
I love this little blanket! I want to make one as a pillowcase for my couch!🌸
Thank you for teaching me!🌺🌸🌹🍀🌻💐🌷🍒🍇
I've never seen anything like this before, And I just want to say WOW. that is amazing.
thank you
I t's a nice project. Thanks for sharing.
Is it double or triple stranded yarn for the start and when doing the pompom parts is your yarn double, triple or more stranded. Sorry I ve poor eyesight. Thanks. 🏴
So beautiful and what fantastic skills you have Alison.... thank you so much for sharing your talents. I'm a new member of your fan club 💖💖💖
thank you so much for your lovely comment xxx
Oh WOW! That is amazing. I bought a small nailed wrack like that at a thrift store for $2. I was upset to realize that thr nails were off. I just happened across your channel and it's late so I thought why not watch a little tutorial on weaving. I am so glad I did. I loved this blanket. Now I want a bigger rack too. hahaha. I am so excited! Thank you so much for the information! 👍😀Good Tutorial!
Your welcome xx
My grandmother was from North Carolina and had a set of placemats made from crochet cotton using this concept but with both diagonals and fewer wraps. Years later I found the frame partly strung, but in an unfortunate cleanup session without me it disappeared. Now I know how to recreate it and the technique to complete the process! Priceless information, grandmother died just 3 days after Thanksgiving 35 yrs ago, and my mother just this month, so it is just wonderful timing to have found your site tonight. Thank you for the tutorial!
Omgoodness I am in love with your channel! Your work is absolutely Amazing!
Thank you very much. I have to promote it a lot harder as someone uploaded all my tutorials and tried to pass them off as theirs. That channel has been banned but not before it severely damaged all my ratings. So I have to try and boost my tutorial watch time, likes and subscribers.
It looks complicated to someone that has never done this before, but it looks so pretty! I'm a crochet girl. However, this actually looks kind of fun!
There are easier ones to start out with. This is just the basic diagonal blanket but I did a few more rounds and did different colours.
I LOVE THIS!!!! BEAUTIFUL!! very easy to follow along.
Thank you for watching I appreciate it. xx
so beautiful cant wait to try this. not sure if ti will be as pretty as yours.. Thank you for sharing
Thank you and yes most turn out beautiful, yours will be great
THOSE HOUSE SHOES!!!! great video as well
Ha ha ha thank you xx
Very well explained and looking forward to make some sofa pom poms...thanks
your welcome