Hi Maryann! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the video helpful. I hope your next blanket is wonderful. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
Thank you, thank you. Yay! Now I can finish a throw for my Mom😊. I like very much that you used a different colored yarn so it was easy to see the process.
Hi Joyce! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
Thank you so very much for this great tutorial. I have been wanting to do a blanket for a while but my long loom is only 18 pegs across. This is a simple and clever idea. I can't wait to try this out. You're an Amazing asset to the looming community 💛! Appreciate all your videos!
Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the tutorial helpful thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!
Excellent, and right to the point instructions. I have finally become a loom knitter, thanks to your classy video instructions. May God bless you. And I appreciate what your sharing with people.
This was a great tutorial! I know it was more for demonstration purposes, but those two colors actually look really nice together. It's not a pairing you'd normally use for a project like this, but it could look nice if you wanted like a crazy-quilt-style throw or a baby blanket or something like that.
Greetings! Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the tutorial helpful. I am also glad that you like those two colors together 🤗 And, I love making crazy quilts. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
I love all of your videos showing us how to loom. You are very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time and showing us all the wonderful projects.
HI Joann! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🌻🧶🧶
Thank you so much for this video!!! I've been getting into making scarfs, blankets and hats recently, and your page has really helped me so far! Im making a pretty big blanket right now and don't have a loom big enough so this video was very helpful for me. 😄❤
Hi Random__Teen! Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the video helpful. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🧶
Hi Liz! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the videos helpful and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing this lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
Hi Virginia! Welcome! I admire all of you ‘needle’ knitters🤗. I would like to give knitting a serious try again some day. I appreciate your comment. Best wishes to you!🌻🧶🧶🌻
Thank you! I just started with loom knitting and came across a couple of your videos and you make the best videos. Thank you for taking the time and explaining every step. You are very good at explaining everything for us newbies. I will be subscribing for sure.
Hi Kim! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It means a lot to me. I am happy that you find the videos helpful. Thank you for subscribing. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt Hi Wanbui and Happy New Year! I finally got around to finishing up my blanket. Not bad on my first try. Thank you again for all your help! 😊
Hi Kym! I understand your frustration with the 10 stitch blanket. I am working to understand it better myself. Thank you for watching. Best wishes!!🧶🧶🌻🌻🧶
Hi Kim! I do not have a tutorial of a basket weave baby blanket on the channel. However, I do have a tutorial of a basket weave scarf. A suggestion might be to make several panels of the scarf and then join them together to get the basket weave baby blanket -- or, cast on at least five times the pegs that I cast on in order to make a blanket wide enough for a baby. The link to the basket weave scarf is below. I don’t know if this helps but it’s just a suggestion for now. I hope you have a joyful day!🌻🧶🎶 🧶 How to Loom Knit A BasketWeave Scarf - Loom Knitting Project 🧶 ruclips.net/video/SlM2Y5xzplM/видео.html
Hi! A little behind in responding to the comments. Trying to catch up today. So far the winter hasn’t been too bad here in New York City. Not complaining about the New York City weather, yet. Take care and I hope you stay safe and warm.
Oh my goodness. Can it be I've found the means of connecting two round patterns together?! I'm trying to make a sweater, but the stitch pattern I'm using takes twice as long. So I was hoping to enlist help from my loving girlfriend. 😏
Hi Robert! Welcome! How can I help you better? I’m not sure specifically what you are looking for help with. Sounds like you have you are loom knitting a fabulous sweater. Let me know - I don’t know all the answers - but if I have an answer, I will gladly share it with you.🧶🧶🌻
Hi Mackenzie! In the video that I am about to reference, I show how to finish off the project from the Afghan/ Infinity loom at the end. This video is long - but just skip to near the end and you will see me casting off the Afghan loom. I hope this helps. If not, let me know. 🧶🌻🧶🌻-- AfghanLoom Part 2 ruclips.net/video/0buMQVXeFhQ/видео.html
When you are finished, just hide the yarns like you normally would when you finish a loom knitted project. Use a darning needle to weave the yarns in through the seams and under and over stitches to hide the long ends of yarn left over.
Hi Lora! Thank you so very much for watching. What you have just described sounds like a great solution -sounds like something I would do (or have done). Your idea should work as long as the panels are still pretty close. I think it should work out. It took me a little while to see the importance of owning ad using a ‘row counter’.🤗 I have several now. Depending on where you are in the process, this video might be helpful too: How To Remove Rows From the Loom Knitting Long Loom - Loom Knitting Crafts ruclips.net/video/N_VrS5T3ZBA/видео.html All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶
Hi Kathy! I know that frustration of ending up with two pieces that are not exactly even. It took me a while to realize how important row counters can be. Sometimes , I still miss a row or two, but the row counter helps to keep me in the same general amount of rows. I am going to suggest this video if you are using the long loom: How To Remove Rows From the Loom Knitting Long Loom - Loom Knitting Crafts ruclips.net/video/N_VrS5T3ZBA/видео.html This video may not help in every case, but knowing how to undo rows could be helpful for a future project. Thank you so much for watching.🧶🧶🌻
Hi Danielle! Thank you so very much for watching. I have never loom knitted a project using slip stitches. I can see where they might be very helpful when joining pieces together to help things be joined in a more ‘precise’ way. I say, if you have no problem doing slip stitches, they can only help make for an even smoother join. Thank you for this very interesting question. I hoped this helped a bit. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt thanks so much for your reply! I started my project without slip stitches but we will see how they connect when I’m done! I’ll try to remember to let you know if it works out! 😂 because I know I will watch your videos again. 😁
Greetings! As you are running out of yarn, finish as much as you can with that yarn. Then, you would get a new piece of yarn and start as if you were starting brand new. Start where you left off. So, when you run out of yarn, don’t try to tie the ends together. Finish with one piece of yarn and then get a new piece of yarn and pick up where you left off. 🌻🧶🧶🌻
Thank you so much. I’ve been doing it wrong. This is so helpful for my next blanket.
Hi Maryann! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the video helpful. I hope your next blanket is wonderful. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
I love your instructions! You make it soooooo. Easy! Thank you! Alleluia!!!!
Thank you so very much for watching! I am happy you find the tutorials helpful.
Love your patience and work! Thank you!
You are a great teacher. I have lessons much from you and your tutorials. Thank you
Hi Tammy! Thank you for watching. Thank you for taking the time share such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
Thank you, thank you. Yay! Now I can finish a throw for my Mom😊.
I like very much that you used a different colored yarn so it was easy to see the process.
Hi Diane! I’m happy the video was helpful to you. Thank you for watching. Yes, go finish that throw for your mom!!!! 🧶🌻🌻
Thank you ❤
So easy to do! Other videos are hard, have to find a bar between the stitch. Love your video!!
Hi Joyce! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
Exactly what I was looking for, perfectly explained! Thank you so much
Hi Sara! Thank you for watching and I am happy you found the tutorial helpful. Best wishes!!🌻🌻🧶
I got your message Wambui thank you, and amen.
Hi Helen! You are welcome. Continued best wishes to you!!🌻🧶🧶
Perfectly explained. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so very much for this great tutorial. I have been wanting to do a blanket for a while but my long loom is only 18 pegs across. This is a simple and clever idea. I can't wait to try this out. You're an Amazing asset to the looming community 💛! Appreciate all your videos!
Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the tutorial helpful thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!
Thanks for sharing this method
Hi Rita! Thank you for watching. I am happy that you found the video helpful. All the best to you!🌻🧶🧶
Thank you so much!!! This is very helpful.
Hi Celeste! Thank YOU sooo very much for watching. I am happy that you found the video helpful. Have a wonderful week. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Excellent, and right to the point instructions. I have finally become a loom knitter, thanks to your classy video instructions. May God bless you. And I appreciate what your sharing with people.
Hi Helen! Your lovely comment means a lot to me. Thank you for watching. May God continue to bless you as well. 🌻🌻🌻🧶🌻☀️
Thank you! Very helpful!
Hi Stacy! You are very welcome! Thank you for watching. Best wishes to you!🧶🌻🌻🧶
Thank you for this clear explanation of how to join flat panels to make a blanket. Easy stitch to join the panels, yay 😀
Hi Noraida!!! I am glad you found it helpful. Always a pleasure to hear from you. 🌻🌻🌻🌻🧶
I hand sew with yarn my new blanket in its first section, thank you for helping me 🤩
Hi Lorraine! Thank you for watching. I am happy that you found the tutorial helpful. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
This was a great tutorial!
I know it was more for demonstration purposes, but those two colors actually look really nice together. It's not a pairing you'd normally use for a project like this, but it could look nice if you wanted like a crazy-quilt-style throw or a baby blanket or something like that.
Greetings! Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the tutorial helpful. I am also glad that you like those two colors together 🤗 And, I love making crazy quilts. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
I love all of your videos showing us how to loom. You are very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for taking the time and showing us all the wonderful projects.
HI Joann! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the tutorials helpful. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🌻🧶🧶
Thank you so much for this video!!! I've been getting into making scarfs, blankets and hats recently, and your page has really helped me so far! Im making a pretty big blanket right now and don't have a loom big enough so this video was very helpful for me. 😄❤
Hi Random__Teen! Thank you so very much for watching. I am glad that you found the video helpful. Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely comment. All the best to you!🧶🧶🧶
Thank you so much! As always I’ve learned something new, also thank you for your patience!! Love you!
Hi Norma!! I’m glad you enjoyed and it was helpful to you. Take care of yourself and stay wonderful! 🧶🧶🧶🌻
Brilliant 😍
Hi Tina! Thank you so much for watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!🌻🧶🌻
Thank you so much for your video's. I have made some very nice blankets that I gave as gifts to the family. Thanks again
Hi Tammy! I appreciate you watching. Thank you for the lovely comment. All the best to you!!🧶🧶🌻
I love your videos, Wambui! They're easy to follow, and very enjoyable to watch. You're the perfect teacher! Thank you!! 😀
Hi Liz! Thank you so very much for watching. I am happy that you find the videos helpful and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing this lovely comment. It means a lot to me. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
Thank you for your enthusiasm. I’m a knitter but I’m going to try a loom.
Hi Virginia! Welcome! I admire all of you ‘needle’ knitters🤗. I would like to give knitting a serious try again some day. I appreciate your comment. Best wishes to you!🌻🧶🧶🌻
This so helpful,
I’ve been wanting to try longer pieces on a loom. Thank you for
Sharing!! 💕💕😁
Hi Patchwork Tea! I am happy that you found it helpful. Thank YOU for watching. 🧶🧶🌻
Thank you, Wambui! ☺
You always give the answers to questions I didn’t know I had. Thank you 💕
Hi Virginia! Thank you for watching. Glad I can have the answers even before you ask the question! 🤗 All the best to you!!🧶🌻🧶🌻
Thank you! I just started with loom knitting and came across a couple of your videos and you make the best videos. Thank you for taking the time and explaining every step. You are very good at explaining everything for us newbies. I will be subscribing for sure.
Hi Kim! Thank you so much for your lovely comment. It means a lot to me. I am happy that you find the videos helpful. Thank you for subscribing. All the best to you!!🌻🧶🌻
Thank you so much now, this is the most helpful video I've seen, and I can finally finish my blanket!
Hi Shyama! Thank you for the lovely comment. I am happy that you found the video helpful. Finish that Blanket!🤗😁. All the best to you!🌻🌻🧶
@@WambuiMadeIt Hi Wanbui and Happy New Year! I finally got around to finishing up my blanket. Not bad on my first try. Thank you again for all your help! 😊
Thank you so much for your videos! Your videos are always so easy to follow and your camera angles are great!
Greetings! I am happy that you find the videos helpful. Thank YOU for watching. I appreciate you. All the best to you!!🧶🌻🧶🧶
Thank you soo much❣️Your explanation is Wonderful & Very easy to understand❣️❣️Thank you🥰. Very Happy 😊
Hi Kathy! I appreciate your comment. I am happy that you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching. All the best to you.🧶🌻🧶
I have struggled with the 10 stitch blanket. I am going to make an afghan using your technique instead. Thank you for this!
Hi Kym! I understand your frustration with the 10 stitch blanket. I am working to understand it better myself. Thank you for watching. Best wishes!!🧶🧶🌻🌻🧶
luv your channel!
Thank you sooo very much. I am glad you came by here.🌻🌻🧶🧶🧶
I love youuuuu
Oh my! Thank you. I love you too!🧶🧶🌻
Love it, thank you
Thank YOU, Minerva! Take care. 🧶🌻🧶🌸
How do u make a basket weave baby blanket I love your video’s u make it a lot better thanks
Hi Kim! I do not have a tutorial of a basket weave baby blanket on the channel. However, I do have a tutorial of a basket weave scarf. A suggestion might be to make several panels of the scarf and then join them together to get the basket weave baby blanket -- or, cast on at least five times the pegs that I cast on in order to make a blanket wide enough for a baby. The link to the basket weave scarf is below. I don’t know if this helps but it’s just a suggestion for now. I hope you have a joyful day!🌻🧶🎶
🧶 How to Loom Knit A BasketWeave Scarf - Loom Knitting Project 🧶 ruclips.net/video/SlM2Y5xzplM/видео.html
Hi how are you and i been. Thinking of you its cold. We have anow all ready brrrr cold. 🥶
Hi! A little behind in responding to the comments. Trying to catch up today. So far the winter hasn’t been too bad here in New York City. Not complaining about the New York City weather, yet. Take care and I hope you stay safe and warm.
Now that I have completed my scarf , will I be able to put fringes at the bottom.
Hi Barbara! Yes! Yes! It is time to add the fringe!!! 🤗 Thank you so much for being on the channel! All the best to you!!🧶🧶🧶🌻
Oh my goodness. Can it be I've found the means of connecting two round patterns together?!
I'm trying to make a sweater, but the stitch pattern I'm using takes twice as long. So I was hoping to enlist help from my loving girlfriend. 😏
Hi Robert! Welcome! How can I help you better? I’m not sure specifically what you are looking for help with. Sounds like you have you are loom knitting a fabulous sweater. Let me know - I don’t know all the answers - but if I have an answer, I will gladly share it with you.🧶🧶🌻
can you do a video on how to end the afghan infinity loom doing an e stich
Hi Mackenzie! In the video that I am about to reference, I show how to finish off the project from the Afghan/ Infinity loom at the end. This video is long - but just skip to near the end and you will see me casting off the Afghan loom. I hope this helps. If not, let me know. 🧶🌻🧶🌻-- AfghanLoom Part 2 ruclips.net/video/0buMQVXeFhQ/видео.html
Do u have video how to finish after putting it together do I just cut it yarn that's left
When you are finished, just hide the yarns like you normally would when you finish a loom knitted project. Use a darning needle to weave the yarns in through the seams and under and over stitches to hide the long ends of yarn left over.
@@WambuiMadeIt OK ty
So my panels are not same length would it be better to match up the vorners and stretch it or line em up in the middle and hide the ends with fringe
Hi Lora! Thank you so very much for watching. What you have just described sounds like a great solution -sounds like something I would do (or have done). Your idea should work as long as the panels are still pretty close. I think it should work out. It took me a little while to see the importance of owning ad using a ‘row counter’.🤗 I have several now. Depending on where you are in the process, this video might be helpful too:
How To Remove Rows From the Loom Knitting Long Loom - Loom Knitting Crafts ruclips.net/video/N_VrS5T3ZBA/видео.html
All the best to you!!🌻🧶🧶
What if my pieces are different length. Can I make another section and just keep getting longer ?
Hi Kathy! I know that frustration of ending up with two pieces that are not exactly even. It took me a while to realize how important row counters can be. Sometimes , I still miss a row or two, but the row counter helps to keep me in the same general amount of rows.
I am going to suggest this video if you are using the long loom: How To Remove Rows From the Loom Knitting Long Loom - Loom Knitting Crafts ruclips.net/video/N_VrS5T3ZBA/видео.html
This video may not help in every case, but knowing how to undo rows could be helpful for a future project. Thank you so much for watching.🧶🧶🌻
If I’m making panels to connect on the sides, should I slip the edge stitches or no? 😅
Hi Danielle! Thank you so very much for watching. I have never loom knitted a project using slip stitches. I can see where they might be very helpful when joining pieces together to help things be joined in a more ‘precise’ way. I say, if you have no problem doing slip stitches, they can only help make for an even smoother join. Thank you for this very interesting question. I hoped this helped a bit. All the best to you!🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt thanks so much for your reply! I started my project without slip stitches but we will see how they connect when I’m done! I’ll try to remember to let you know if it works out! 😂 because I know I will watch your videos again. 😁
I'm doing a whole blanket so when I run out need longer to keep going then what do I do
Greetings! As you are running out of yarn, finish as much as you can with that yarn. Then, you would get a new piece of yarn and start as if you were starting brand new. Start where you left off. So, when you run out of yarn, don’t try to tie the ends together. Finish with one piece of yarn and then get a new piece of yarn and pick up where you left off. 🌻🧶🧶🌻
@@WambuiMadeIt I like the way you do this one
I was wondering how to sew the yarns together.
Hi Barbara! I hope this was helpful?? 🌻🧶🌻
Really
What is your website and email
Hi Jessica! My email is: Wambui at WambuiMadeIt dot com. My website is: www.wambui-bahati.com/ 🌻🧶🌻🧶
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