I'm looking for a pattern for loom knit full length (knee to ankle) adult leg warmers. Can you please help me out? I really do prefer your tutorials over all of the others. Thank you.
Thanks so much for your videos - I have made a number of your projects - am giving headbands from your videos as gifts for Christmas - just finished your boot cuffs - they look great ! Did have one point though - I know English is not your first language ( more power to you for taking the time to make English language versions ) but you should be made aware that in a couple of your videos ( including this one ) you seem to believe that several - as in several stitches - means a large number - in this video you make 23 stitches for the loop - this is not several - several usually means 3 or 4 . it would be less confusing if you stated a number perhaps . I know this is hard work that I for one really value and I think you would value this information .
hi, thanks so much for all of your easy to follow tutorials! I've seen some other people make videos on how to make a "ten stitch blanket" but they weren't as easy to follow as your videos... just wondering if you have one or are planning on making one any time soon? 😸
+Flower Moon hi! Here we worked the seed stitch, but here you can check how we work the popcorn stitch: ruclips.net/video/1AZObIoQdJ8/видео.htmlm23s And yes, if you wrap and knit around several times it will look bigger
Thanks for sharing. Definitely I'm going to do it, this is a must. I'd like to ask you something. Could you please make something, socks, hat whatever with crocodile stitch? It is a wonderful stitch and I'll be so grateful... Please!
Can you teach us how to make half-fingered gloves? Like ones that have finger holes but not all the way (ugh I am so bad at explaining. If you look it up you can see what I mean)
I need your advice please, I used the 31 peg loom with 5 ply charisima yarn. And it was too tight on my leg should I use the 36 peg loom? The widest part of my leg is 44 CM
😟. I made one on a 31 peg loom and it was too big. Tried a 24 peg and too tight. Need to find an adjustable loom and try something inbetween. Still it is quick and cute pattern!
+Heather duLuard hi! We recommend you to use the 31 peg loom one more time but using thicker yarn (or two strands at the same time of the yarn you already used). This will make your knitting turn out thicker and narrower
+Bethany Alvarado hi! Yes, that it's the reason... The way we showed how to work the seed stitch (the first part) and the ribbed stitch in flat panel (the second part) was for a 31 peg loom (or looms with an odd number of pegs). Yours might be looking like "upside down"? If you want to get the seed stitch on your loom, you just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). After that, if you want to get the ribbed stitch in flat panel, you work to the right (starting on the last peg) "knit 1 - purl 1", and to the left (starting on the first peg) "purl 1 - knit 1".
About to finish my first cuff. Love this tut. Thank you!
Best loom knitting videos:)! No voice with written instructions on screen is far better than someone constantly talking.
Thank you so much :)
This is the first boot cuff pattern I'm excited to try! Fashionable, sleek and, with the right yarn, sexy! Well done!!!
+Alyna Waters hahaha thank you!!! :)
Yay! thank you! My sister wants these for Christmas.
+Bandolerachica great! ^_^
Yes! I am so excited! I've been waiting so long for these ❤️
+Alyssa Edwards great! Hope you enjoy it! :)
WONDERFUL as usual. Gracias!
+Dee M thank you so much! ^_^ Gracias a ti!
I'm looking for a pattern for loom knit full length (knee to ankle) adult leg warmers. Can you please help me out? I really do prefer your tutorials over all of the others.
Thank you.
Thanks so much for your videos - I have made a number of your projects - am giving headbands from your videos as gifts for Christmas - just finished your boot cuffs - they look great ! Did have one point though - I know English is not your first language ( more power to you for taking the time to make English language versions ) but you should be made aware that in a couple of your videos ( including this one ) you seem to believe that several - as in several stitches - means a large number - in this video you make 23 stitches for the loop - this is not several - several usually means 3 or 4 . it would be less confusing if you stated a number perhaps . I know this is hard work that I for one really value and I think you would value this information .
Thank you for sharing. I like your style of tutorials. Do you have suggestions of other folks I can watch?
Thank you so much
hi, thanks so much for all of your easy to follow tutorials! I've seen some other people make videos on how to make a "ten stitch blanket" but they weren't as easy to follow as your videos... just wondering if you have one or are planning on making one any time soon? 😸
great!
Awesome video! I would like to extend the pattern to make leg warmers. How long would you recommend to make the popcorn stitch? Thanks!
Hi Brittany! Maybe you could use this other tutorial as a reference: ruclips.net/video/cXlOXnd9LM0/видео.html
my dear can u plz tell me if i want to make the popcorn stiches bigger do i have to repeat the wraping around the pig several times to look big ??
+Flower Moon hi! Here we worked the seed stitch, but here you can check how we work the popcorn stitch: ruclips.net/video/1AZObIoQdJ8/видео.htmlm23s And yes, if you wrap and knit around several times it will look bigger
salut j aime boucoup votre chaîne et les motif que vous travaillez. merci
Thanks for sharing loving all your projects since i found you a few years ago. Keep posting videos!!
Thanks for sharing. Definitely I'm going to do it, this is a must. I'd like to ask you something. Could you please make something, socks, hat whatever with crocodile stitch? It is a wonderful stitch and I'll be so grateful... Please!
+Lidia Lidia hi there again! We'll try it out! Let's see how it goes :) Thank you
Thanks a lot!!! I post here too because there are many english speaking people that could be interested as well ;-)
Thank you once again! Would you mind sharing the name of the yarn that you used for your project?
+Heather duLuard hi! We used a yarn called Katia Canada :)
as usuall its amazing 😍😍😍but i want to ask can u make popcorn knit through looming??
+Flower Moon hi! Thank you so much :) Here you will find a popcorn hat we shared some months ago: ruclips.net/video/1AZObIoQdJ8/видео.html
what do you do with the tails just before you make the button loop? do you knot them or weave them into the cuff somehow?
Can you teach us how to make half-fingered gloves? Like ones that have finger holes but not all the way (ugh I am so bad at explaining. If you look it up you can see what I mean)
+Nabiha Hasan hi! We'll try to make a pair of those :)
I need your advice please, I used the 31 peg loom with 5 ply charisima yarn. And it was too tight on my leg should I use the 36 peg loom? The widest part of my leg is 44 CM
Hi Maria! You could try using thinner yarn on the same loom (the 31 peg loom) or super bulky yarn on the 36 peg loom
😟. I made one on a 31 peg loom and it was too big. Tried a 24 peg and too tight. Need to find an adjustable loom and try something inbetween. Still it is quick and cute pattern!
+Heather duLuard hi! We recommend you to use the 31 peg loom one more time but using thicker yarn (or two strands at the same time of the yarn you already used). This will make your knitting turn out thicker and narrower
Maybe use a u wrap instead of an e wrap?
Mine came out looking completely different. I'm assuming maybe because I'm on a 30 peg loom?
+Bethany Alvarado hi! Yes, that it's the reason... The way we showed how to work the seed stitch (the first part) and the ribbed stitch in flat panel (the second part) was for a 31 peg loom (or looms with an odd number of pegs). Yours might be looking like "upside down"? If you want to get the seed stitch on your loom, you just need to start a new round working the same stitch you worked on the last peg of the previous round (for example, your first round will end with a purl, so you just need to make this same stitch on the first peg, after that, and then keep alternating... Then you will see that your second round ends with a knit, so just make another knit on the first peg and keep alternating...). After that, if you want to get the ribbed stitch in flat panel, you work to the right (starting on the last peg) "knit 1 - purl 1", and to the left (starting on the first peg) "purl 1 - knit 1".
Why don’t you e-wrap the whole row then knit off....rather than just doing it ONE-BY-ONE, which is so much slower.
great!