2.0 How to Loom Knit | Cast On - Getting Yarn on your Loom 3 ways

[@ColleenBasnight]

Thank you for all these explanations and showing all the different cast on. I really appreciate you showing all the different techniques

[@bonnadowns524]

Thank you so much 🙏❤️

[@lareeweatherman8309]

You are an exceptional teacher! I love the way you cover so many things that go wrong with beginners. I'm new at this and have made EVERY mistake possible. Can't wait to get better at this!

[@beverlyedwards125]

These explanations are very helpful. Thank you. 😊

[@josienicklaus2022]

As a teacher, I appreciate all of the information you provide! Also, the reasons for why you do certain things helps so much! It always sticks with me more when I’m explained why we do something. I also appreciate your different lesson videos! It makes it so much easier to locate everything I want to know about look knitting in one place!!! Thank you!!

[@janety101]

Do you have tutorials for ear warmers on a 36 peg loom?

[@sherrimccool1690]

I love you work. Thank you for taking the time to teach us. I use the chain cast on but with a latch hook instead of a crochet hook. The end result looks the same to me. I have CP and cannot handle the crochet hook, yarn and loom all at the same time, just not that coordinated. I can tell you that you and loom knitting have saved my sanity since I was forced to retire .

[@sr.joannajohn3552]

Wonderful lesson by an exce"lent teacher

[@susim7975]

Thank you for making these new videos. All good information

[@balsamrosin]

Thank you for all your options and details. Very user-friendly!

[@lorisparks3314]

I love the way you teach, Kristen! Sometimes, I go back and watch them lots later (as you can see a couple years, even) and either reinforce something I've learned or remind myself of something I've forgotten or thought a "mental note" would be enough.(uh, not so for me :) ). Thanks for your dedication and teaching in "my style of learning".

[@LilHeavenlyTreasures]

I think it is great you talked about the tension. I have been working with an addi and moving to a loom I found a battle with tension with it being either too loose for my liking or too tight for my liking. I found your video very helpful. Thanks

[@Loyalki]

Very good tutorial. You covered a lot of quite valuable information. Great stuff fire knitters to remember. This is definitely a “save“ video. For future reference of course! Thanks for your time.❤️⭐️🇺🇸

[@ozzygirl098]

Good morning! Happy Sunday! ☕️

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Lil Brat good morning!! I hope you have a wonderful day 😁

[@jamiepatrick4168]

Great info!

[@cyohe8643]

Thank you! ❤

[@GoodKnitKisses]

You're welcome 😊

[@renaebettenhausen3611]

Thank you

[@Bonnie7455]

Awesome video💖

[@livinginsarasotaandbeyond]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! So far, as an absolute beginner (who has surfed KZbin for a couple of weeks now) your videos are the absolute best I have found. First saw the casting on one, then went backwards to the beginning of your series. You are concise, clear, and thorough, but not excessive, and give great options. Thanks again! (Can't say that enough!)

[@amulya4460]

Really great video. Can you please tell me how to "return" to the original peg after casting on a double e-wrap. Thank you.

[@ANGIE110308]

I'm starting my first blanket but it's curling up at the edges, and I was wondering if it's because I didn't cast of exactly like you did in the this video. I just went straight to ewrapping. Love you video.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Hi Angela. Thanks for your comment. The Ewrap stitch is a type of knit stitch. Using only knit stitches will cause your knitting to roll. You will need to work in purls as well as knits to combat rolling on Ends and Edges. Be sure to watch the next several lessons of videos in this series and try the patterns. It should help you for future projects. You can also salvage the blanket later by placing the sides or edges back on the loom and adding some garter ridges (alternating a row of knits and then a row of purls and repeating) or ribbing to fix the blanket instead of remaking. I hope this helps.

[@debsimister2782]

Thank you for showing us how to tighten the cast on, my loops were so bulky looking. Awesome

[@catherineportland503]

Giood night kisses. Have a question. Did you know Pam loomer aka changed to pam delions. Her youtube videos got deleted and i know she would nit do that. There were other sites she used like youtube but i dont know the names would you know please. Give examples might help me. She did other crafts too.

[@debsimister2782]

Catherine German I do and I followed her, she had her you tube videos up for years I learnt how do a thumb on the fingerless mittens and also the closure of a hat. The only 2 I know of were Pam loomer snd Pam delions which she just created. I am very sad 😢

[@catherineportland503]

@@debsimister2782 how do you find her now

[@debsimister2782]

Catherine German that I don’t know I do belong to some looming groups I will ask the people in the group maybe they know.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Catherine German oh wow!! I had no idea! I know who Pan looker is but it has been years since we’ve chatted or seen her vids. Are you saying someone else deleted them? So strange! I didn’t know she made a different channel. I hope all is ok with her.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Timestamps: Slip Knot (finger method) 01:33 Slip Knot (table/traditional method) 03:02 Slip Knot (loom method) 03:41 Double Ewrap Cast on 05:05 Ewrap/Flat Cast On 06:59 Chain Cast on (Left with fingers) 09:27 Chain Cast on (Right with fingers) 12:34 Chain Cast on (with hook) 13:30 Tension Troubleshooting (basics) 15:37

[@tracyshelton5599]

Can you do a tutorial on doing baby sets?

[@aprilkilroy7405]

It can be called a cable cast on also

[@mattiemorrisey]

I am a recent retiree who has never loom knit before. l am looking for a hobby that can be fun and enjoyable. I have heard so much about loom knitting, I thought I would give it a try. But we do not have cold winters in the state I live in, therefore. hats, scarves, gloves, and boots are not needed except for a warm cozy blanket. Which of these looms do you feel would be a good choice for me the " infinity, rectangular, or round loom"?

[@kristythorkelson3776]

How can I get the bottom of my square on a Knitting loom to look nice and not have any of those loops at the bottom. I'd like a video on that.

[@minpuno7150]

you show casting on and casting off. which of your you tube lesson shows what to do with the first and last pegs. your help will be much appreciated.

[@prayingkoala]

what is the best cast on flat panel for a sweater that row one is "wrong side" on a needle knit pattern? should i cast on left to right and begin knitting right to left or cast on right to left and begin knitting left to right? (Yarnspirations Color Dipped Top is the pattern ) . Thank you so much

[@jacquelinestirn7252]

Greetings from Germany! I just found your channel as I started to try loom knitting. I know this is an old video but I'm having difficulty with my loops being very difficult to knit over. I use a loom pen to control tension? Is it the wrong yarn I am using? Or tension??? Any help or advice would be really appreciated!! Thank you all! Liebe Gruß aus Der Eifel Jacqueline 😊

[@jacquelinespacek6275]

When making a slip knot, to you tighten it from te tailor the working yarn?

[@robinbutler4266]

I’ve found your lessons GREAT!!! But as a beginner, I’m a bit confused. The “classes” are not in order. Would you be willing to list the classes in proper order and maybe it’ll clear some of my confusion? I appreciate you doing this for me!!! ❤

[@VianaAmakiriAllison]

Please, how do I know the correct yarn weight for each project?

[@leddithallen9615]

Do you loom knit mittens and gloves on the flexee loom chunky and skinny

[@PraeaKitten]

What kind of yarn are you using in these videos? I'm going to try loom knitting at a friend's suggestion and want to get it right

[@GoodKnitKisses]

I use a variety of different yarns depending on what I’m making, what loom I’m working on and especially what project I’m making. Here is an article from this series you may get some answers to lead you www.goodknitkisses.com/get-the-best-start-loom-knitting/

[@brendaw6319]

Do you have loom knit pattern for mittens for a child. 4 ,5, 6 years?? Using #4 or #5 yarn. I was thinking on a 20 peg 3/8" gauge ?? Would that fit ??

[@softly128]

I couldn't do it, and I didn't know why. Turns out that I bought wide spaced loom for big yarn 😅

[@msautumnr1676]

So if I have a 4 weight yarn will that work as well or should I invest in 5/6 weight yarn?

[@sonjastarr1364]

Try using two strands of the 4 weight yarn. It has worked well for me.

[@pmg1180]

Question, being membership and live would they provided closed captioning? I heard live doesn’t but what about membership? What does it makes difference to have? Hope you can tell me a bit about membership because watching live is a bit difficult for me so I tend to wait them out but part of membership is the one I still don’t understand. It’s fairly new to me.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

pmg1180 great questions. I totally understand. The ones with a scheduled premiere time (usually when you see it in the morning about 8am Eastern) it does have captions. I have been uploading videos with captions for nearly the last two years with a couple of exceptions (if they are from a Facebook replay and usually 45-60 min and the last potholder series.) So you don’t need membership to get captions. If there is a video you would personally like captions on please comment on that specific video and I’d be happy to do it and just need a friendly reminder. I have gone back and captioned my top 20+ videos. But there are hundreds and that can get pricy. Just let me know and I’ll be on it. Membership actually helps me in captioning. My original goal with memberships was to offset the cost. My sister in law is deaf and I’m actually wearing hearing aids myself; the goal is to get captions on all videos. ☺️ However, on a livestream I don’t caption. That one is usually my face only (sometimes flipping the camera though for hands). But seriously if there is a livestream video later you really want captions on PLEASE don’t hesitate to ask me.

[@pmg1180]

GoodKnitKisses thank you Kristen. That’s something I will keep it considered. I appreciated for your time to explaining the difference about livestream and normal videos.

[@kazberry3058]

Really good video and explanation, however, the music is distracting from your instructions. I have my volume up 100% and I find it hard to hear you as the music is too loud.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

There isn’t background music.

[@angelikajacobi3963]

Kann man das nicht auf Deutsch sprechen