6.2 How to Loom Knit | Rib Stitches - Tips and Headband Pattern

[@daniellerodgers6493]

I’m practicing these swatches this morning. 🙂 I’ve watched the whole series and it’s so planned out to where everything makes sense and isn’t overwhelming. Thank you!!!! I’m learning so much.

[@susim7975]

Lots of good information here. Thank you for doing this series

[@mcdaniellynda]

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I’ve been trying to learn on my round loom. Going to try ALL of these rib samples

[@rowansantiago202]

I know it is pretty randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream new series online?

[@renaebettenhausen3611]

Thank you

[@curtriceennis2924]

Hello, Thank you for sharing your techniques and info with us. Can you figure out how I can make a Fisherman's Scarf on a circular loom? I've seen a few here but I'm wanting one that looks the same on both sides. Hope you can help. Thank you either way. Love your channel, BTW. 😻

[@summerwhittaker3638]

ur so awesome!

[@pmg1180]

Great video. This stitch drives me crazy because I kept lost my track all the time. And KB looms make me sad because it’s not sturdy pegs. I saw you have one broken as well. It happened to me as well. I wish they make it in wood with rounds one. It’d be nice.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

pmg1180 Thank you. I understand. Well to be fair I dropped another heavy loom on it which broke the peg if I remember correctly. I broke another one of the premium round loom pegs because I had it in a bag and banged it. I’m a bit to rough with my looms. LOL! Well anyhow I do love their wooden AllnOne adjustable looms. The pegs hold up better. You can knit in the round on those. As far as remembering your place you can always mark all knit or all purl pegs. Or place tape on the loom marking your sequence for longer projects. I just look at the back of the loom to see the opposite stitch and then know which one to work if I get lost or set my project down. I hope those tips help you though! ☺️

[@pmg1180]

GoodKnitKisses my kB baby loom broke by itself while I was practicing e wrap stripes changing color. It broke like maybe 25 rows later. It was my first order and ready to get on. It broke instantly. I was shocked. I do carrying other looms where it would bang or drop or hit and they are fine but not during the working process where it puzzled me after I received the order. Other than that, I got it replaced. I didn’t realize you had them as well.

[@roxiem9800]

This may be a dumb question but where do you get your rubber bands?? I'm having a hard time finding the kind I see on the video. Thanks for these classes, I know you do other things also I'm very glad you took the time to do these. I have to take a break from crocheting and was very lost with learning how to loom knit, you have helped me so much!!!

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Hi Roxie! The rubber bands are hair bands or elastics. I think I got those at Walmart one day. There are a ton of them in one package. I just dumped them in a small sealable snack bag. I'm so glad you are enjoying the series of classes! :-)

[@reneelanier3475]

I miss your crochet videos.

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Renee Lanier Thank you for commenting! I totally understand. I’ve been planning this series for a while on loom knitting and I understand it pushes back on my crochet and needle knitting videos for a time. However I will make more of the other videos soon. In fact the first part of this series I released daily for a week just so it wouldn’t drag out for 7 more weeks to push the other crafts back more. I hope you can understand. In the meantime, what would you like to learn next in crochet? Is it taking the beginner stitches and going to the next level for specialty stitches or do you like more project based things like squares designs, garments or other items?

[@reneelanier3475]

I love to learn new stitches in blankets and mandalas! ❤️

[@reneelanier3475]

Thank you for replying and understanding, I love your channel!

[@lulamacedo9280]

Does it get stretchy with any yarn and number combination? Thanks

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Yes. Usually an even or mostly even ratio combination. So a 1x1, 2x2 & 3x3 are usually good. A 2x1 is usually fine. But say 3x1 as in 3 knits and 1 Purl tends to get less stretchy.

[@lulamacedo9280]

@@GoodKnitKisses Thank you so much for your attention

[@weeb9332]

Is there a pattern for the pretty orange hat shown in the video?

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Wyoming Munchkin I haven’t re-written a loom pattern for it but it will work on the 5/8” X Loom from CinDWood looms. Here is the needle version. It’s in the round so you don’t have to convert. The stitch size is the same with that yarn if you use the 5/8” X loom. The crown I need to mess with but you could get started. It would be similar to the fair isle hat and the boyfriend hat. goo.gl/4W3QVp