Just wanted to say that during quarantine I have taken on loom knitting. I really wanted to make something special for a family member and when I came across this video I knew this was it. It was at first confusing. I found making a chart with symbols for the different types if stitches helpful and continued to power through this project. I really appreciate the amazing tutorial. Thank you
I just got back into loom knitting again, and your video made it SO EASY for me to get back until the swing of things. I'm using this pattern with the Yarn Bee "Cozy Occasion" yarn (color is Spa Day" and is turning out beautifully! Thank you!!
I love the ending with how you just sewed ends together: I am gonna do this with earwarmers I make....way easier for me than re attaching loops...when doing earwarmer on about 6 or so pegs
As I've said before, you have the most amazing easy to follow videos. I have two looms and have not yet used them but this I can follow thank you so much 🤗
Needless to say,it's an amazing and easy to follow video.. I love all your videos so far... May I ask you, if I want to knitt more than 18 pegs, should I follow the same patten? thank you
Thank you Antzelina :) Yes, if you want to use more than 18 pegs, you'll need to add multiples of 4 to that number. For example, you could use: 22 pegs, 26 pegs, 30 pegs,... If you do that, you can follow the same pattern :)
Watching the video and i'm confused. In Row 2 you have - Skip 1 (W & K1, P2 W & K1), K 1 and on Row 4 you have Skip 1 (P1 W & K 2 P1) K1. When I watched you always K2 or P2 on every row. Which means what we watch is different from what the pattern says. With saying this... Which way is correct. Thanks
Hello how are you ? I love this pattern so much . Very easy to do thank you . Just wondering if I want to do this scarf skinner how much pegs should I use . Please I need an answer ASAP bc I have to start this tomorrow
Hi Trish! Thank you for your comment! If you have an infinity loom or a very long loom, I would recommend you to use a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 2 (for example: 82). Then you can follow the same pattern directions given in this video.
Hi Gloria! Thank you :) Yes, you could follow the same steps minus the endings. Actually, if you choose a round loom with a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 1 (the 41-peg loom, for example), you just repeat "2 knits - 2 purls" over and over again and you get a result in spiral/diagonal. You can see what I mean here: ruclips.net/video/bzJfzGVzkQc/видео.html
I've been working on mine for months now (using Lion Brand's Homespun bulky 386 grape that's 98% acrylic and 2% polyester) and I am nearly finished, just 2 & 1/4 inches to go. From the beginning, keeping in mind one of your slipper videos and the hat brim fold over technique, I have been wanting to finish by folding over the cast on row under and over onto the original pegs (keeping the outside part inside the fold) and then either binding off the beginning and ending loops together OR knitting the rows together and then binding off (instead of binding off and whip stitching as you demonstrate in this video). Which would work better for an exterior seamless look? Thank you.
Hi! Would there be a way to do this pattern while alternating colors? Or do you have any loomed scarf tutorials where you use two different yarns? Thank you!
I doubt it... but any chance of sending me 3 scarves... one in red, one in blue, and one in green... i know my older and younger sisters would love these... but sadly i cant afford the materials as we are finacially broke
I am fairly new to loom knitting (less than a year) and really like the scarf shown. I would like to make one but before starting I noted what I think is an error. The pattern shown at around 11 minutes does not match what I am seeing the video. I refer specifically to row 2 and 4. Can you explain? I read your response to Amber Rose's question (like mine) but I am still confused.
Hi! The pattern shown at minute 11:11 is just a summary that I thought it could be helpful, but if it confusing, forget about it, ok? When it says "Row 2: Skip 1, (W&K1, P2, W&K1), K1" it means you skip 1 and then you work repeating the sequence inside between "(" and ")". Then if you write it down you will see it means: skip 1, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit,... Knit. If you now check minute 4:02, you will see the explanation for Row 2 matches this. Hope this helps! (but if it still confusing, just follow the video directions and forget about the pattern summary)
Thanks for the easy to follow video! just one question...what is the size of the loom? 3/8", 1/2', 5/8". Does it even make a difference hoe far apart the pegs are?
Hi! You'll find your answer from minute 11:43 on: ruclips.net/video/pZVV3R6S9hQ/видео.html (you'll simply need to bind off your knitting work and stop following this tutorial instructions at minute 14:49
Hi Amber! Thank you for your question, I understand the confusion! At minute 6:54 we start Row 4 and we work like this: "skip the first peg, purl 1, wrap&knit 2, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2 ... and wrap & knit 2, purl 1, knit the last peg", right? We can also sum up that as: "skip 1, (purl1, w&k2, purl 1), k1". Both are the same, if you work repetitions of "p1, w&k2, p1" you get "p1, w&k2, p1, p1, w&k2, p1, p1, ... w&k2, p1"
@@danilakoncar2716 hi! I they are correct (at least I think so). However, what you see at minute 11:11 is a summary of what I explained in a different way before, but it should be the same...
I need help! How do I know which row I left off? I was doing so well, I had knitted about 10inches long perfectly but I had to answer my phone and for some reason I can't remember which row I was doing? Normally when I have to take break I will knit all 4 rows completely that way it's easy for me to remember. Unfortunately when I tried to guess it wasn't diagonal pattern, so I had to undo the last part where I stopped. Pls help.
Hi Zee! I understand. I share here with you a tip that I included in my written pattern (the written pattern is available here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2 ): The pattern sequence of every row starts with the opposite stitch you ended the previous row. This means Row 2 starts with "EWK", while the last stitch worked there at Row 1 was "P". Row 3 starts with "P", while the last stitch worked there at Row 2 was "EWK". Row 4 starts with "P", while the last stitch worked there at Row 3 was "EWK". So you don't need to count rows to know where you are, you just need to check the last stitch you worked at the previous row and you will know how to begin the next row.
I have a problem with this pattern because I started with more than 18 pegs ,should I double the pegs or there is a way to do it with 24 pegs as example?
In this case, it is most likely necessary according to the formula: 2pegs + 4pegs * X (2pegs = 1peg skip + 1peg knit; 4pegs in pattern; X - number of repetitions).... Therefore 24pegs breaks the pattern, you should use either 22 pegs or 26 pegs
Why do you need to "Purl"?what is that for? Sorry because i havent try knitting so idont know but i hope i can get an answer thanks...I actually order online this knitting loom.so im excited to learn new things and patterns...thanks for this video tutorial...
Hi! There are "knit stitches" and "purl stitches". The "purl stitches" are the opposite type of stiches to the "knit stitches". This pattern needs both types :)
From what I get the first time through the four rows in the video row 2 is: skip1 knit1(p2 k2)k1, then second review in video says skip 1(k1 p2 k1)k1. Am I seeing that correctly? Which one do I follow? I've watched several times, maybe I'm not following correctly but that's what I take away.
Just watched again, I see the full written review of all rows at minute 11. Is that the correct pattern for all four rows? I agree with another poster, the beginning of the video has rows 2&4 different than at minute 11.
Hi Sandra! I understand the confusion, I hope I can clarify it (if the summary white page is confusing to you, please ignore it, it tries to say the same in other words). On every row we skip the first peg and knit the last peg, so let's forget about these 2 pegs and talk about the 16 other ones. On Row 2 (minute 4:02 ) we: wrap&knit 1, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2, wrap&knit 2,... and (on the last 3 pegs of these 16 pegs) purl 2 and wrap&knit 1. We could summarize that as repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs. Because if you work repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs you: w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1. Hope this helps... Please let me know how it goes!
Hola! Sí se puede, pero te recomiendo que en los extremos (en el segundo poste, y el penúltimo poste, por ejemplo) vayas alternando e-wraps y purls, porque sino la bufanda se te doblará por los laterales
Hi Ruth! You could work the whole scarf using knit stitch, however, I recommend you to alternate knit stitch and purl stitch on the edges or the second and penultimate pegs to avoid your knitting to curl up
I'm no expert, but it's probably possible to do the knits in a dominant color and tie a half knot to attach the other color and do that one in purls. It's an involved enough pattern that you likely won't have to tie it back in on every stitch change though. I recommend watching tutéate loom knitting videos with multiple threads to see how they handle the multiple threads.
Hi Barb! I used 180 yards approx. of a bulky yarn called Phildar Rapido. You'll find more details here, together with the PDF written pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2
Hi Felicia! I tried to write the instructions in 2 different ways, but they should be the same. I understand the confusion, I hope I can clarify it (if the summary white page is confusing to you, please ignore it, it tries to say the same in other words). On every row we skip the first peg and knit the last peg, so let's forget about these 2 pegs and talk about the 16 other ones. On Row 2 (minute 4:02 ) we: wrap&knit 1, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2, wrap&knit 2,... and (on the last 3 pegs of these 16 pegs) purl 2 and wrap&knit 1. We could summarize that as repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs. Because if you work repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs you: w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1. Hope this helps... Please let me know how it goes!
I would've to try this pattern with a 4 play yarn with a smaller gauge loom how many more stitches can I add to have it come out as wide as the bulky yarn. I've done one scarf with the bulky yarn it came out great, thanks
Hi Nina! This pattern needs a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 2. I used 18 pegs from a 36-peg XL gauge round loom. You will need to add multiples of 4 pegs to that number. I recommend you to make a swatch before starting the project, so you can adjust the number of pegs and rounds you will need to get the same width and length. Here you will find the "Gauge" of my pattern and other info that might help you out: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2
I really like this pattern and would like to know if you recommend using a size 6 yarn? I cannot find #5, however I found a #6 that my friend really likes. Thanks!
Hola Alan! Para este proyecto usé unos 220 gramos de un estambre llamado Phildar Rapido. Eso quiere decir que usé unos 180 metros de estambre de grosor #5 (para agujas de 6 - 7 mm)
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Just wanted to say that during quarantine I have taken on loom knitting. I really wanted to make something special for a family member and when I came across this video I knew this was it. It was at first confusing. I found making a chart with symbols for the different types if stitches helpful and continued to power through this project. I really appreciate the amazing tutorial. Thank you
I only started Loom Knitting a few years ago... now learning the stitches....looorve 💛 the Scarf...must try...Thanks 4 sharing the Pattern 🌞🥰
I just got back into loom knitting again, and your video made it SO EASY for me to get back until the swing of things. I'm using this pattern with the Yarn Bee "Cozy Occasion" yarn (color is Spa Day" and is turning out beautifully! Thank you!!
A tad confusing but got the hang of it thank you for the tutorial! I'm flipping the script and making this for my grandma
This goes on my ever growing "To Do" list, but up towards the top - love it!
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It's so nice to see you back again. Your videos are one of the best that I learn from! Thank you!
Thank you so much ❤
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You an absolutely amazing Teacher, Thank you for taking Time to Show an Explain how to do the pattern's.
Thank you so much Debbie for your kind words :) I love sharing my projects and receiving your feedback
I love the ending with how you just sewed ends together: I am gonna do this with earwarmers I make....way easier for me than re attaching loops...when doing earwarmer on about 6 or so pegs
Great! Thank you for your feedback Beth ^_^
As I've said before, you have the most amazing easy to follow videos. I have two looms and have not yet used them but this I can follow thank you so much 🤗
Plus the music is so soothing!
Thank you so much for all your positiveness!! ^_^
Beautiful work clear instructions . Will definitely try this one the pattern is great
Thank you so so much, so glad to know you liked it 🤗❤
Very beautiful gorgeous scarf I ❤️ it
I kept a sheet of paper and marked each row. Made it a lot easy. Your videos are great.
Thank you for your beautiful infinity scarf
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like it!
Your videos are so helpful thank you
I am so glad you’re back!
Thank you Wanda! 🤗
Happy that you guys videos came back
^_^ thank you so much! We're glad to be back too!
Very nice video easy to understand and love the relaxing music.
Thank you so much Bridget! I love this relaxing music too :)
great pattern and tutorial!
thank you
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Thanks for sharing
Wow! This beautiful ❤
Very nice keep it up very nice tutorial..
I’m glad 😊 you are back!
^_^ Thank you!!!
Hi. How many yards of the yarn was used for this project? It didn’t say in the video.
great video thank you i am glad you did a English version my spanish is not so great
Thank you :) I'm glad to know you liked it!
That looks easy now to buy a big round look.
Needless to say,it's an amazing and easy to follow video.. I love all your videos so far... May I ask you, if I want to knitt more than 18 pegs, should I follow the same patten? thank you
Thank you Antzelina :) Yes, if you want to use more than 18 pegs, you'll need to add multiples of 4 to that number. For example, you could use: 22 pegs, 26 pegs, 30 pegs,... If you do that, you can follow the same pattern :)
@@Tuteate Thank you so much 🌷🌷
Watching the video and i'm confused. In Row 2 you have - Skip 1 (W & K1, P2 W & K1), K 1 and on Row 4 you have Skip 1 (P1 W & K 2 P1) K1. When I watched you always K2 or P2 on every row. Which means what we watch is different from what the pattern says. With saying this... Which way is correct.
Thanks
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Beautiful colour thank you for the awesome video
Thank you Deb! I'm glad to know you liked it!
nice video...if we don’t attaché the ends and leave it as it is...would it still be alright?or the ends will start coming out??i want a longer scarf
thank you!!!!!!!!!
Hello how are you ? I love this pattern so much . Very easy to do thank you .
Just wondering if I want to do this scarf skinner how much pegs should I use . Please I need an answer ASAP bc I have to start this tomorrow
Thank you for making this video the scarf is beautiful how would you recommend on making it into a throw blanket? Have a wonderful blessed day. ❤
Hi Trish! Thank you for your comment! If you have an infinity loom or a very long loom, I would recommend you to use a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 2 (for example: 82). Then you can follow the same pattern directions given in this video.
Pretty scarf thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for commenting! It's always positive to get feedback
Hi! Beautiful video and thank-you for your teachings. I wanted to make a heavy hat out of this.. could I just follow the same steps minus the endings?
Hi Gloria! Thank you :) Yes, you could follow the same steps minus the endings. Actually, if you choose a round loom with a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 1 (the 41-peg loom, for example), you just repeat "2 knits - 2 purls" over and over again and you get a result in spiral/diagonal. You can see what I mean here: ruclips.net/video/bzJfzGVzkQc/видео.html
@@Tuteate awesome.. I'm a bit new and wanted to try some different things but I have plenty of scarfs :-) Thank-you so much for your reply!
I realy learned from you thank you so much
Thank you Fatma!
I've been working on mine for months now (using Lion Brand's Homespun bulky 386 grape that's 98% acrylic and 2% polyester) and I am nearly finished, just 2 & 1/4 inches to go.
From the beginning, keeping in mind one of your slipper videos and the hat brim fold over technique, I have been wanting to finish by folding over the cast on row under and over onto the original pegs (keeping the outside part inside the fold) and then either binding off the beginning and ending loops together OR knitting the rows together and then binding off (instead of binding off and whip stitching as you demonstrate in this video).
Which would work better for an exterior seamless look? Thank you.
can i use any types of yarn, i have a cheap one. And i rlly wanna make some scarves for my friends as a sentimental value for them😊
Beautiful scarf. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! So glad to know you like it! ^_^
Genial! aunque es muy claro me hubiese encantado que estuviera en español.
Me encantan tus videos
Gracias guapa :) justo publiqué la versión de este tutorial en Español: ruclips.net/video/zXFk0C70QkY/видео.html
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Gracias.
Beautiful scarf....How many yards did this take??
Can you do the same kintig please but for ice cap
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Muchas gracias May ^_^ por cierto, justo publiqué la versión de este tutorial en Español: ruclips.net/video/zXFk0C70QkY/видео.html
I was wondering, can you do this without purling?
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Hi Tuteate, would the pattern differ much if I used u wrap knit instead of e wrap knit? Thanks! 😊
Bonjour, j'aime beaucoup votre vidéo. Je suis abonnée à votre chaîne. Faut-il répéter les 4 rangs jusqu'à la fin? Cordialement
Hi! Would there be a way to do this pattern while alternating colors? Or do you have any loomed scarf tutorials where you use two different yarns? Thank you!
I doubt it... but any chance of sending me 3 scarves... one in red, one in blue, and one in green... i know my older and younger sisters would love these... but sadly i cant afford the materials as we are finacially broke
I am fairly new to loom knitting (less than a year) and really like the scarf shown. I would like to make one but before starting I noted what I think is an error. The pattern shown at around 11 minutes does not match what I am seeing the video. I refer specifically to row 2 and 4. Can you explain? I read your response to Amber Rose's question (like mine) but I am still confused.
Hi! The pattern shown at minute 11:11 is just a summary that I thought it could be helpful, but if it confusing, forget about it, ok? When it says "Row 2: Skip 1, (W&K1, P2, W&K1), K1" it means you skip 1 and then you work repeating the sequence inside between "(" and ")". Then if you write it down you will see it means: skip 1, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit, W&Knit, Purl, Purl, W&Knit,... Knit. If you now check minute 4:02, you will see the explanation for Row 2 matches this. Hope this helps! (but if it still confusing, just follow the video directions and forget about the pattern summary)
That does help, thank you for your reply.
Thanks for the easy to follow video! just one question...what is the size of the loom? 3/8", 1/2', 5/8". Does it even make a difference hoe far apart the pegs are?
Hi! I think the one I used is 3/4". When the pegs are so far apart, you need bulkier yarn than if they are not...
i am so confused what do i do if i dont want to do the zero shape at the end?
Hi! You'll find your answer from minute 11:43 on: ruclips.net/video/pZVV3R6S9hQ/видео.html (you'll simply need to bind off your knitting work and stop following this tutorial instructions at minute 14:49
I’m curious. How many hours did it take you to complete this project?Btw great video!
Hi Jennifer, it took me 6h approx. More details here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2
Love this but quick question re Row 4 pattern.... text states w&k 2, p 1 but the video w&k 2, p2. Is the latter correct? Thk u so much!
Hi Amber! Thank you for your question, I understand the confusion! At minute 6:54 we start Row 4 and we work like this: "skip the first peg, purl 1, wrap&knit 2, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2 ... and wrap & knit 2, purl 1, knit the last peg", right? We can also sum up that as: "skip 1, (purl1, w&k2, purl 1), k1". Both are the same, if you work repetitions of "p1, w&k2, p1" you get "p1, w&k2, p1, p1, w&k2, p1, p1, ... w&k2, p1"
Written instructions are not correct for row 2 and 4.
@@danilakoncar2716 hi! I they are correct (at least I think so). However, what you see at minute 11:11 is a summary of what I explained in a different way before, but it should be the same...
I need help!
How do I know which row I left off? I was doing so well, I had knitted about 10inches long perfectly but I had to answer my phone and for some reason I can't remember which row I was doing? Normally when I have to take break I will knit all 4 rows completely that way it's easy for me to remember. Unfortunately when I tried to guess it wasn't diagonal pattern, so I had to undo the last part where I stopped. Pls help.
Hi Zee! I understand. I share here with you a tip that I included in my written pattern (the written pattern is available here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2 ):
The pattern sequence of every row starts with the opposite stitch you ended
the previous row. This means Row 2 starts with "EWK", while the last stitch
worked there at Row 1 was "P". Row 3 starts with "P", while the last stitch
worked there at Row 2 was "EWK". Row 4 starts with "P", while the last stitch
worked there at Row 3 was "EWK". So you don't need to count rows to know
where you are, you just need to check the last stitch you worked at the
previous row and you will know how to begin the next row.
will it still work with a thinner yarn?
Thank youuu😍😍😍
Thank you for this video! How much yarn was used to make this scarf?
Thank you for your comment! I used 220g (180m) approx
Great, thanks for getting back to me! I will be making this scarf for a Christmas gift.
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I have a problem with this pattern because I started with more than 18 pegs ,should I double the pegs or there is a way to do it with 24 pegs as example?
In this case, it is most likely necessary according to the formula: 2pegs + 4pegs * X (2pegs = 1peg skip + 1peg knit; 4pegs in pattern; X - number of repetitions).... Therefore 24pegs breaks the pattern, you should use either 22 pegs or 26 pegs
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From where can I get this looms and hooks
Hi! You could try looking for them on Amazon. Here a link to my recommendations: www.amazon.com/shop/tuteate
Why do you need to "Purl"?what is that for? Sorry because i havent try knitting so idont know but i hope i can get an answer thanks...I actually order online this knitting loom.so im excited to learn new things and patterns...thanks for this video tutorial...
Hi! There are "knit stitches" and "purl stitches". The "purl stitches" are the opposite type of stiches to the "knit stitches". This pattern needs both types :)
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You did it again.. remember to write how much yarn are used!!
Hi! I used 220g (180meters) approx
Thank you and how much in your previous tutorial?
Mzy how rude are you jeez
J Byrnes rude?
@@ReginaCrisis yeah making demands like that from someone who has spent their time and money doing and uploading. At least say please
how many pegs does your (loom??) thing have? Because 18 pegs on mine seems rather large width wise.
Hi! The one I used here is my 36-peg loom
From what I get the first time through the four rows in the video row 2 is: skip1 knit1(p2 k2)k1, then second review in video says skip 1(k1 p2 k1)k1. Am I seeing that correctly? Which one do I follow? I've watched several times, maybe I'm not following correctly but that's what I take away.
Just watched again, I see the full written review of all rows at minute 11. Is that the correct pattern for all four rows? I agree with another poster, the beginning of the video has rows 2&4 different than at minute 11.
I should add, I really appreciate your videos, I learn so much from them
Hi Sandra! I understand the confusion, I hope I can clarify it (if the summary white page is confusing to you, please ignore it, it tries to say the same in other words). On every row we skip the first peg and knit the last peg, so let's forget about these 2 pegs and talk about the 16 other ones. On Row 2 (minute 4:02 ) we: wrap&knit 1, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2, wrap&knit 2,... and (on the last 3 pegs of these 16 pegs) purl 2 and wrap&knit 1. We could summarize that as repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs. Because if you work repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs you: w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1. Hope this helps... Please let me know how it goes!
will it be okay if i use my super bulky #6 yarn?
Yes, it will :) The result will come out a bit sturdier, but I guess it will be nice too
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Wow
Where can I buy the same loom as you?
Please i wish to learn how to make scarf with beads.
Ok! I'll add it to my ToDo list! :) For the moment, maybe this other tutorial will help you out: ruclips.net/video/2R2j0AIjFnQ/видео.html
Is beautiful but I don’t think I can do
Could I do a scarf like this using only the E wrap?
Hola! Sí se puede, pero te recomiendo que en los extremos (en el segundo poste, y el penúltimo poste, por ejemplo) vayas alternando e-wraps y purls, porque sino la bufanda se te doblará por los laterales
est ce que je pourrais avoir l explication en français ? merci
Can I just use the knitting stitch when I make a scarf on the knitting loom
Hi Ruth! You could work the whole scarf using knit stitch, however, I recommend you to alternate knit stitch and purl stitch on the edges or the second and penultimate pegs to avoid your knitting to curl up
Can you do this design with 2 yarns instead of 1
I'm no expert, but it's probably possible to do the knits in a dominant color and tie a half knot to attach the other color and do that one in purls. It's an involved enough pattern that you likely won't have to tie it back in on every stitch change though.
I recommend watching tutéate loom knitting videos with multiple threads to see how they handle the multiple threads.
Here's one tutéate video project with 2 threads: ruclips.net/video/YsXgaRAsgLQ/видео.html
Here's another: ruclips.net/video/EQMW1FB0w58/видео.html
How much yarn did it take to make the scarf
Hi Barb! I used 180 yards approx. of a bulky yarn called Phildar Rapido. You'll find more details here, together with the PDF written pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2
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Muchísimas gracias :)
The written instructions do not make sense according to what you do in the video! Please fix! It was very frustrating figuring this out.
Hi Felicia! I tried to write the instructions in 2 different ways, but they should be the same. I understand the confusion, I hope I can clarify it (if the summary white page is confusing to you, please ignore it, it tries to say the same in other words). On every row we skip the first peg and knit the last peg, so let's forget about these 2 pegs and talk about the 16 other ones. On Row 2 (minute 4:02 ) we: wrap&knit 1, purl 2, wrap & knit 2, purl 2, wrap&knit 2,... and (on the last 3 pegs of these 16 pegs) purl 2 and wrap&knit 1. We could summarize that as repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs. Because if you work repeating (w&k1, p2, w&k1) on these 16 pegs you: w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1, w&k1, p2, w&k1. Hope this helps... Please let me know how it goes!
Muchas
A scarf done this way curls some.
Really? Mine didn't curl at all...
Do u have to use bulky #5
Hi Amber! You can use a #4, if you want. It will come out more loose
15:52 that blue string is me
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Hola es precioso ¿Esta traducido en español? Es que no se me dan muy bien los idiomas millones de gracias eres una genia
Muchas gracias! Justo publiqué la versión de este tutorial en Español: ruclips.net/video/zXFk0C70QkY/видео.html :)
Mil gracias justo lo vi ahora me salto la alerta es que lo tengo que intentar hacer es precioso
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I would've to try this pattern with a 4 play yarn with a smaller gauge loom how many more stitches can I add to have it come out as wide as the bulky yarn. I've done one scarf with the bulky yarn it came out great, thanks
Hi Nina! This pattern needs a number of pegs multiple of 4 + 2. I used 18 pegs from a 36-peg XL gauge round loom. You will need to add multiples of 4 pegs to that number. I recommend you to make a swatch before starting the project, so you can adjust the number of pegs and rounds you will need to get the same width and length. Here you will find the "Gauge" of my pattern and other info that might help you out: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diagonal-infinity-scarf-2
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^_^ Thank you!
I really like this pattern and would like to know if you recommend using a size 6 yarn? I cannot find #5, however I found a #6 that my friend really likes. Thanks!
Hi April! Yes, size #6 is ok too! :)
¿Qué cantidad de estambre se necesita para la bufanda?
Hola Alan! Para este proyecto usé unos 220 gramos de un estambre llamado Phildar Rapido. Eso quiere decir que usé unos 180 metros de estambre de grosor #5 (para agujas de 6 - 7 mm)
Hola, muchas gracias por contestar. Excelente que hayas vuelto a RUclips. :)
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Thank you so much :)
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Please the instruccions in spanish
Esta otro vídeo igual a este en español.
Hola Miguel, aquí está el vídeo en Español: ruclips.net/video/zXFk0C70QkY/видео.html :)
She does
The instructions were confusing
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