Finish Anchor Yarn on loom knit panel - double knitting loom

[@kellyruth778]

nice tip!

[@milisantana125]

good

[@KristenBond-y9u]

Can you do this on the full lenght of hte scarf too, to even out the stitches?

[@fabulousmarilyn3.088]

Is his a sweater

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Marilyn Kolako no it's a double knit panel for a blanket. But you can use this technique with any double knit item made on a loom.

[@lesliepotts5839]

Marilyn Kolako k l]+

[@jm2006sm]

When I try to crochet the cast on row, my stitches are so tight that I cannot get a hat on my head! What am I doing wrong?

[@GoodKnitKisses]

I'm so sorry I didn't catch your comment before. I think you'll love the longtail cast on in the round for hats. It is stretchy and a nice edge. I actually have a video teaching it this weekend in my Lesson 7 video for the How to Loom Knit Series. I am covering Knitting in the Round and featuring hats. Here is a link if you want to get the reminder. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYSYdql-i5amqsk

[@desireeortiz9070]

do you remember me Im from cti

[@GoodKnitKisses]

Desiree Ortiz hi, yes! Thanks for commenting :)

[@desireeortiz9070]

GoodKnitKisses cool thx for responding back

[@jokajingles4701]

Your nice good knit kisses

[@sorackee]

:D

[@bonniebeams504]

I have a problem if anybody can help I would be so grateful. Every time I start a loom project like a blanket I get holes in it. I have started this one I am working on 3 times now. About row 30 or 40 it gets a big hole. I know I am not skipping pegs cause I thought that I was so I have been careful to watch. I am at a loss and about ready to give up.