How to Loom Knit the Little Chevron & Cable Twist on a Loom

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The video demonstration shows how to loom knit the Little Chevron & Cable Twist on a loom as a flat panel.
Instructions for a flat panel can be used for a shawl, scarf, dishcloth, or even sweater panels.
Full instructions can be located at loomknit.com/2...
Knitting loom shown: Flexee Links Regular
Yarn used in sample: Malabrigo Worsted in Paris

[@Kimba-HereMeRoar]

Don’t know now I missed this until now, but thank you so much for sharing!! Love how this pattern looks.

[@PurlingSprite]

You are so welcome!

[@ruthej6654]

What a pretty pattern! Thanks for sharing!!

[@PurlingSprite]

You’re welcome 😊

[@debsimister2782]

Beautiful thank you for the amazing video

[@PurlingSprite]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@mariepham4791]

can I ask why your k2tog instructions are different for the cowl tutorial vs this one?

[@PurlingSprite]

They both achieve the placement/positioning of the stitch. In this method, I found that my yarn was elongating too much when I moved the stitch from peg 1 to peg 2, then knitted peg 2 and brought the stitch to peg 1. The yarn I was using on this sample doesn't have as much "flex" as the one I used on the cowl, and to maintain a uniform stitch (not too big), I did it by 1)removing the loop from peg 1, holding it. 2)Moving the loop from peg 1 to peg 2. 3)Placing the loop being held back on peg 1. 4)knitting peg 1. It accomplishes the same thing, but my stitch now doesn't have to move at all.