How to Loom Knit a Cabled Scarf with a rectangular loom (DIY Tutorial)

[@butner2011]

Appreciate the time you have used to help all of use these remarkable tools. I have straight looms and circular, just really needed to see someone do the stitches. Thanks so much.

[@Tuteate]

Ruth Baker thank you so much for your kind words :) So glad to know this is useful!

[@darciacowart3387]

so happy to have found a traditional pattern with texture vs straight stitches. Cant wait to try it! Thanks so much. Loved your written directions as well, that is a big help so I have a visual along side the oral and its much easier to comprehend.

[@Tuteate]

Thank you for your positive feedback Darcia! So glad to know you enjoy this way of giving directions :) Hope you get a nice scarf!

[@darciacowart3387]

Tuteate I am working on it now, how ever if I want to make it extra wide what do I do. I have followed the process for this size and I have switched colors every 12 inches, so if I want to then add an extra 12 inch row to it how would I join the 2 sides? Have a video on afghans possibly?

[@suetimpson-mannell5629]

best video I have found for a novice knitter who didn't even know how to make a slipnot, lol. Made it in two days, and starting my second one now. Many thanks.

[@Tuteate]

Sue Timpson-Mannell great! So glad to know that :) We'd love to see your results! Feel free to send us pictures to [e-mail] if you want

[@relangiang]

Tuteate

[@joeystoycity3140]

Sue Timpson-Mannell did u have big holes some reason mine don't look like this and I'm doing it right finally lol

[@reneen.3519]

I'm working on this right now. Thank you for this simple no-frills tutorial. It's very easy to see what the teacher is doing unlike other similar videos with poor lighting or clumsy hand movement. I've written out the pattern for myself and refer to points in the video when I'm stuck. Subbing!

[@denisepepper5117]

Wow new to me I'll try my best with the loom for change without knitting! Thank u for shown me how? I can't used other loom band because of make me itch when I wear it!

[@dibarrasandoval]

I starting looming for self therapy and your tutorial was beautifully put together and inspired me to continue. Keep up the great tutorials, fan for life .

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much Dolly! :) Loom knitting is like a self therapy for us too! So glad to know we share this

[@江楷媛]

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[@betsywalker8904]

Yes! I have been looking for something like this with the buttons and the cross-over. I didn't know your tutorial would end with that, but I thought it would be fun to watch about cabling. Then BINGO! There was so much more! Thank you!

[@Tuteate]

+Betsy Walker hi! Great ^_^ So glad to know you found what you were looking for!

[@theonearmedbandit1]

This is brilliant. I must give it a try. I looked at weaving looms, but that's a lot of money to spend if you find you can't do it. My hands are not good these days so to crochet is difficult sometimes... What a clever craft, thanks for posting...

[@Tuteate]

Brenda Mayne thank you! :)

[@luciamazzoni3024]

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[@veolasutherland413]

Thank you. :) I am going to try to make these as Christmas gifts for my nieces this year.

[@Tonia.lynn2411]

This is literally best cable loom tutorial I have seen and I’ve been looking all freakin week on KZbin

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much for your nice words :)

[@sharonwbw]

Tuteate is the best!

[@doreenbroomfield2614]

Thank you I will follow your instructions they look straight forward to some I’ve tried with the long loom

[@wordforger]

Aha! I was experimenting with the loom after being mostly a needle knitter, but just couldn't figure out how to move my loops to do a cable. The double-wrapping will do it! Thank you!

[@LifeRewindedNYC55]

I can’t figure any of it out

[@TMills8495]

I absolutely love your videos! I wish I knew about them when I first purchased my loom set in 2005! Thank you so much!

[@Tuteate]

TMills8495 thank you! ^_^

[@AnjuKurup84]

This is one of the best and clear cable knitting scarf video i've seen. u made so easy and simple and i thouroghly enjoyed it . i love all ur video's . thank you so much

[@Tuteate]

Anju Nair thank you so much for your nice words :) So glad to know you enjoy all the videos :)

[@MsDaisyPetals]

Hello. Could you please direct me to the written directions. I'm excited to finally be trying a cable stitch because of your video. Thanks very much. :D

[@Tuteate]

Hello Sunnny, thanks for your comment! :-) Sorry, we do not have other written directions for this video, apart from the ones given here as subtitles

[@patriciajay4519]

COOL! I am going to get my loom and try this over and over til I get it, thank you so much for instructions,

[@clogden21]

I just love the way u do the cables. love the double wrap tech,.

[@jberry7001]

I'm following along with it and it's been very simple so far! Thanks.

[@Tuteate]

Jenni Hallet :) great! Thank you for your feedback! Feel free to send us a picture of your result to [e-mail] if you want :)

[@luciamazzoni3024]

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[@violetbook208]

Lovely! thank you for making this so easy to follow, I'll have to try this with my next scarf ♡

[@tanyahealey1137]

Can't wait to try this, such clear instructions, thank you

[@Tuteate]

Tanya Healey thank you so much :) Please let us know when you try it!

[@chaveltafernandez6032]

Tuteate

[@nelatoro]

Thanks so much for your videos! I love them... I have made almost all of your loom patterns! Looking forward to future videos! Muchísimas gracias.

[@Tuteate]

***** muchas gracias! :) So glad to know you like them and followed them! We'd love to see your results! If you want to, feel free to send us some pictures to [e-mail]

[@peggyh3449]

Awesome scarf. Great tutorial.

[@shammaal-kaabi9524]

Perfect and clear! Thank you for this!! I'll follow this tutorial and loom knit my very first scarf! :D Thanks a lot again!

[@Tuteate]

박송미 thanks for your nice words! :-) Hope you get a lovely scarf!

[@nickrio1734]

Thank you for this video I'm exited to try a new stitch although I have to practice with not stretchy yellow yarn I hate it so much

[@lunaestrella1562]

love the scarf great job.

[@jennifermichelle839]

I love all of your videos. You have taught me so much.

[@Tuteate]

Thank you for your nice words :)

[@Adimadimelisleri]

the best video I watched, I cover the blue gloves and the blue hat, was very nice and now I'm knitting a scarf, thank you very much

[@Tuteate]

Semra Şener great! ^_^ We'd love to see your results! Feel free to send us pictures to [e-mail] if you want

[@AvengedPrincessJT]

This video is so easy to understand! I can't wait to try this when I get my yarn for my birthday! :)

[@ian-gordon]

That is good for you .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@luvmorrisey20]

Wow, very easy to understand, and love the button idea. Thank you!

[@Tuteate]

^_^ thank you! So glad you liked it!

[@roopadave2635]

❤❤so beautiful and thanks for sharing, I am new to looming and will definitely give this a try. 🙏

[@sandracocoon]

Thank you very much for this video thanks to you I made my first scarf which is magnificent !!! encore merci !!!

[@elinawolfman4227]

Hey, I liked your video and trying now to follow it. Can you explain how to add additional colors to the loom?

[@Tuteate]

Elina Wolfman hi! The easiest way to add another color is to make a knot joining your current thread of yarn to the new one, and keep working. We take note of your request and we'll show how to add other colores in future videos.

[@luciamazzoni3024]

Tuteate

[@lahessler80]

I will have to get use to the basic stitch before I try this but I love it. Your video was very clear and self explanatory. Keep making them and I'll keep watching. It seem I'll have to add the loom a long with my crocheting projects I already do.

[@Tuteate]

Thanks Tommie! :) So glad to know you liked it!

[@kellysandblom6508]

I absolutely LOVE your videos, the music, and the projects you make! So easy to follow and fun! I am newer to loom knitting, you guys make it fun and I find I can't get enough, or make things I'm currently on, fast enough to start/ try something new! Hahaha :-D! THANK YOU!! Keep them coming!! :-D

[@Tuteate]

Kelly Quint thank you so much for your wonderful feedback and nice words! ^_^

[@nkmtaylor]

I love your videos!! You have taught me so much and I share it with a loom knitting group I administer! I am going ot get my loom and make this scarf!! thank you again! by the way...thanks to your sub titiles, I am also able to share your videos with those members who are hearing impaired

[@Tuteate]

Nancy Taylor thank you so much for your words! So glad to know you enjoy them and share them! Thank you :)

[@luvnptcruzer]

Can you use the Cable Stitch for A Baby Blanket?

[@shirlymarcapura8242]

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[@shirlymarcapura8242]

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[@veolasutherland413]

I love this scarf. Can you tell me how to make this same scarf wider? Maybe using the whole loom?

[@Tuteate]

Veola Sutherland hi! Thank you! Yes, you could make it wider using more pegs of the loom :) Please just note you need a multiple of 6 on each side (here we use 12 pegs at each side, you could use 18 pegs at each side, or 24 pegs at each side,...)

[@VARCENO]

Hi Tutete, Do you have "Basic" loom knitting tutorials for the VERY beginners? I love your work and would like to learn more from you, but I am at the very basic phase of this beautiful journey. Thank you, Varceno

[@Tuteate]

Ursula Jocasta Varceno hi! Welcome to the loom knitting world :) Here you have some basic tutorials: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHTddHmMfN99epo kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3-VdoNorcmAb5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaqseoaDi5h_i9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqm7nHmleseMgbs kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqPdaKuropuKpZY

[@brujeriadiosa]

lol, this is blowing my mind! this is kinda....outta my league! i'm going back to the beginner stuff :D

[@zitaroy5116]

Cache cou au crochet

[@brujeriadiosa]

est tres complique pour moi, ma cher! cable est tres joli

[@VA7Player]

Hello there, this is a really good tutorial, being very easy to understand. The result is super! Kind regards from Germany Hans-Joachim

[@telmaferreira7505]

Extraordinarily

[@rockinrobin2326]

Pretty pattern. I'm going to try this thank you. Not crazy about that music, it was distracting.

[@catherineportland503]

cant wait to try this one thanks tuetate

[@sylviaernajunger7770]

Sehr gute Anleitung 👍

[@misdwiyanirusmeinar1336]

wow, it's beautiful

[@dmkauffman1]

So glad I found your tutorials! I am brand new to loom (and any) knitting, but made a quick scarf the first try after watching your Crossed Stockinette Stitch tutorial. Can't wait to try this one! Thank you for such easy-to-follow videos. (And the music is wonderful, too!) :)

[@michelleechols9501]

love this so much I want to make it into a blanket! Does anybody have suggestions on how to turn this into a blanket pattern??? Thanks!

[@happylady5555]

love this pattern want to make a prayer shawl using it if I can.

[@Tuteate]

Thank you Debie! Let us know how your prayer shawl goes :)

[@prettybabyintx]

You are by far the best DIY teacher with a loom :) thanks for helping this beginner. Is it possible for you to do a seafoam stitch on a rectangular loom???

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much for this awesome comment! :) We will try to make the seafoam stitch on a loom, let's see... :)

[@Tuteate]

Susi Matthews ^_^ thank you so much for your feedback! So glad to know you enjoyed this tutorial!!

[@jennifereastland4283]

I absolutely love your tutorials, you make it so easy to learn!!! I wanted to know if would this work with 2 strands of worsted weight as that is what I have for the color my customer is wanting.

[@Tuteate]

Jennifer Eastland hi! Thank you! Yes, I think it should work :)

[@Beautyguru83]

very interesting technique I have the Martha Stewart one I might give it a go

[@robinhalberstadt]

thank you - I will try this.

[@Tuteate]

:)

[@AellaSkiy]

I love this tutorial, about how long would it take to make one scarf? Assuming I don't mess up and have to start over

[@Tuteate]

AellaSkiy hi! :) A long scarf takes time, such as 3 afternoons or so. Here we made a cowl with buttons, and I think that was 2 afternoons.

[@vsayyappa]

You are so talented to get a cable stich with such an easy technique. I totally love the double wrapping technique. Also, I would like to know the size of the yarn that is used here? Guessing Itz 6, but your confirmation would help. Thanks in advance.happy knitting

[@Tuteate]

Hi Srinivas! Thank you so much for your comment (and sorry for our late reply) :) We used this chunky yarn for this tutorial: shop.tuteate.com/hilos-y-lanas/111-rapido-carmin.html It is recommended for knitting needles of 6mm - 7mm (sorry but we do not know the yarn size equivalence)

[@waysouth777]

Loved it!

[@Tuteate]

^_^

[@tedy1517]

thank you very much 🙇

[@BrownieLuvsCookie87]

ooh i like this a lot! i'll have to try it sometime!

[@elainetsai4142]

I tried several times to make the cables but the yarn was too taught. I'm making the scarf without the cables and it looks great. Would like very much to hear your voice instead of reading while I'm knitting.

[@joeystoycity3140]

Elaine Tsai me too lol I love when they talk and explain it lol

[@nidiatarila8362]

Me parece hermoso todo lo que haces, amo el telar, gracias por compartirlo

[@Tuteate]

Muchísimas gracias Nidia :) Nos alegramos que te gusten los tutoriales y compartamos esta misma afición! :)

[@jennybentancort1683]

beautiful, thank you for sharing, Jenny

[@carrievogel3920]

So easy to follow! Thank you for making this video :-)

[@Tuteate]

Thank you Carrie! So glad to know you found it useful! :)

[@usmc_momma_dukes]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

[@tommyboysandy]

Awesome!! And great music too! :)

[@grat2010]

Good video, easy to follow. Thanks!

[@kanakadurganadimpalli5464]

very. nice. loom. knitting. learn.

[@malouvanderkracht709]

yeah! got my one in dark blue :-) thank you for the upload! too bad I can't share the picture.

[@Tuteate]

+Malou van der Kracht hi! Great! Feel free to send us a picture of your result to [e-mail]

[@malouvanderkracht709]

+Tuteate Ohh thanks! I have just send it to you :-)

[@abuammar5206]

nice tutorial

[@Tuteate]

Thank you! ^_^

[@michmali4376]

New to your channel and looming...your videos are FANTASTIC! Also love that you have Spanish versions!

[@Tuteate]

+Mich Mali thank you so much for your message :) And welcome!

[@schaffouse]

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[@patsquires4331]

Needle required for loom knitting

[@madamkhalida9279]

Very nice

[@roqayaalfardan460]

Hello my dear , i came back for this video for a reason , i love the outcome of this stitch so much and i was wondering is it possible to have a hat with a circular loom with the same result like a set ? I am planing to give a way a gift and i was thinking of a scarf and hat with the same design ☺️ . If you have time can you do it for us Thank you & appreciate your effort and help Best of luck

[@Tuteate]

Roqaya Al Fardan thank you! :) Maybe you could have this other project as a reference: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5KTapp6ZpKbjZo You can take a look on how we work cables here and work them to make a hat. We'll try to share a video on how to make a hat with cables, but we don't know when yet

[@kanakadurganadimpalli5464]

very. Interesting. to. learn.

[@Jacv2s]

So perfectly cool! Gonna start trying it today. I especially loved the bind off!!!! thanks for sharing your talent. 8-)

[@TsukiyoTenshi]

Can I just quickly ask how wide your scarf came out because you used twelve pegs? I got a loom as a gift I'm am trying to figure out how to use it since the written directions aren't helping much... Other than that, I've watched many of your tutorials and your works are beautifully crafted!

[@Tuteate]

TsukiyoTenshi thank you so much :) Depending on how thick is your yarn, your work turns out wider or narrower. Here we used a yarn recommended for knitting needles of 6mm - 7mm and the scarf came out of 12cm in width

[@cremildasoaresdeoliveira2101]

Adorei a peça, mas que isto adorei o tear Gostaria de comprar um. Parabéns ,

[@Tuteate]

Hola Cremilda! Este telar es de aquí: shop.tuteate.com/telares/129-telar-rectangular.html Para más información: [e-mail]

[@jazmin3116]

Hola, cuándo traduces este video?

[@JOHNMENS]

great work

[@Tuteate]

Thank you John! ^_^

[@jamiladedmon]

Cool scarf:)

[@Tuteate]

:) Thank you Jamila!

[@brynangus6557]

Love your tutorial! very easy to understand, compared to the other cabling videos I have watched and it makes such a nice cable! do you think this would be an okay pattern to do on a blanket?

[@Tuteate]

Thank you so much for your comment!! Sure it could look nice on a blanket :)

[@ummmomen]

great tutorial. thank you.

[@preciousbash3749]

You are the da' BOMB!!!!

[@jean-mariederre1800]

J'ai commencer, j'en suis a 7 tour de cadre, a combien de tour vous commencer les torsades, et de quel grandeur et l'écharpe?

[@xoxkhm3rbabi3xox]

On the double wrap arounds on the colored pegs. When it was time to swamp the blues to the pinks and vice versa, I had the hardest time because it was too tight. At the end when you move the bottom to the top, it didn't even look like your colored pegs were doubled. Nevertheless, I'm lost and not even sure I'm doing them correctly. Don't want to waste my time continuing the same thing over and over if I'm unsure; it'll be a mess. i give up.....

[@cornnog]

xoxkhm3rbabi3xox The reason you double up on the colored pegs is so there is enough slack to stretch them over to the other pegs. You don't keep them doubled when you switch them.

[@vailismyname]

She wrapped those pegs twice so that there would be enough extra yarn to unravel when it came time to transfer pegs to make sure it wouldn't be too tight.

[@lambertdeidre]

Hello, your videos so much they are very easy to follow! I am currently making his scarf and I follow all the steps but no matter how tight I wrap and knit here is still a gap where the cable knitting and the regular pegs. When looking at yours I don't see a gap and I was Just wondering if you had any tips to fill the gap? Thank you! :)

[@Tuteate]

+Deidre Lambert hi! Maybe your yarn is thinner than the one we are using? (we are using a yarn recommended for knitting needles of 6mm - 7mm). Or maybe the gap you see will disappear when you keep knitting and your cables get away from the loom...

[@lambertdeidre]

+Tuteate that is exactly what happened. As I knitted further the gap fixed itself! Thank you so much for responding!! It looks great so far, thank you for posting your amazing tutorials! :) Ps I saw the stocking video and wondered if you had a tutorial for a large full size stocking? Thanks again! Love from Canada!

[@gargi614]

I love love your videos. Thank you! I have a 10x10 peg loom. How do knit this Style scarf please.

[@teodorasterea3555]

This is so nice and interesting, but i have one question from where a can buy the weaving looms made from plastic, can you tell me please.

[@Tuteate]

Teodora Sterea hi! Thank you :) You could find them on Amazon, for example: www.amazon.es/gp/product/B00BY1R5WA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=3626&creative=24822&creativeASIN=B00BY1R5WA&linkCode=as2&tag=tuteate-21

[@mommybearcando8646]

nice....thank you very much

[@zemalbariza4635]

trop beau !

[@coralaisly]

I hope no one gets upset at my asking, I'm genuinely curious and don't know the answer, why you would loom knit when it seems so much more labor intensive than "regular" knitting (perhaps "regular" isn't the word I'm looking for... Needles, knitting with needles). Are there things that can be done on the loom that can't be done with needles? I knitted a sweater in less than a week with needles last month, then got half way through a mitten on a loom (which, took days, working a couple of hours at a time), got frustrated with how long it took and how much (to me) extra effort was involved and abandoned it. I ended up unraveling it and doing the project with needles in a couple of days and took the loom right back to the store. What is it that draws people to the loom over knitting with needles?

[@michellerynsai2602]

I know I personally do it with the loom Emilee because it's easier for me. I'm ambidextrous and tend to use my left hand more as my dominate for some things and my right for others, with the loom, you don't have to think about it so much and it's smooth once you find your groove. And actually it is faster, as I'm able to knock a full 72 inch infinity scarf out in about 4 days without any issues. And that's not 4 whole days, that's about 4-5 hours a day max.

[@coralaisly]

As coincidence would have it, I'm also ambidextrous (though, right leaning), but the loom slows me up majorly. It's awkward in my hands and I end up feeling limited by it. Interesting. *shrug*

[@dleavell88]

I personally cannot knit with needles so I find the loom easy to use. Also I am a home health nurse and I have a patient that I take care of that used to knit all the time. Until she had a stroke and can no longer use her left side. I came across the loom and introduced her to it. Now she has something she can do that she used to love doing before her stroke. She has become excited about doing activities again. I am helping her to make sweaters for her little dog. So thisvwould be a good reason to use the loom over the needles. It can be adapted to people with disabilities.

[@livingcorruption]

I am brand new to loom knitting. I was curious why you wrap every other peg and then opposing begs the next time around. Every source I've seen does every peg.

[@Tuteate]

+xboywithwingsx hi! Depending on how you wrap the pegs you can get different stitch results. Here, for example, you will see a different one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eV6XY4h8d9tpZ9E

[@LushMontana]

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[@paulstokinger7921]

Love the channel and your tutorials. This one does leave me a little confused. Once the pegs are marked for the cables and you are wrapping the pegs it states to wrap the marked pegs twice - pull bottom loop over top on all pegs. Doesn't that leave two loops on the marked pegs? When you showed how to cross the loops it only looked like one loop on each peg. Did I miss something? - Sorry for the long question.

[@rachelstakes6765]

+Paul Stokinger Not sure if you still need the answer (It left me confused at first to), but when you take it off the marked pegs to switch them, it will end up as 1 loop, the double rap is to make it long enough to move to the other pegs.

[@joiceguedes8949]

+Rachel Stakes thank you!

[@aurenmitchell3699]

Wonderful demonstration! Thank you! Could you please link the name of the song/songs?

[@elizabethpearson5981]

I'm excited to try this more complicated scarf! Your video is really clear and easy to follow. I did want to ask after the 5 rows wrapping once and the 1 row wrapping twice and the 1 row crossing the marked pegs do you then start over with the 5 rows wrapping once? Thanks!

[@Tuteate]

Elizabeth Pearson hi! Thank you :) Yes, after the row wrapping twice and the row crossing, you start over again from the beginning (5 rows wrapping once, 1 row wrapping twice, 1 row crossing...)

[@mariateta2011]

Hi! Thank you for this video, it's very helpful for me since I'm a beginner. I was wondering if I can loom knit a larger cabled scarf, keeping the proportions on the pegs. Should I go with multiples of 6?

[@maried9640]

Can you do this on a larger (longer) loom and double or triple the pattern to make a throw or small afghan?

[@Tuteate]

Sure! Please let me know how it goes :)

[@cj2006me]

How do I make the large gap go away. I've tried to reknit it tighter, but that wasn't the solution. Please help.

[@valeriecastritsis3654]

How can I make a wider scarf? Tis is only about 5 inches. How would you loom make one 8 inches?

[@meganmccuistion1330]

U know to make my life so much easier I use one row to do a scarf and yes it's possible lol

[@ZimVader-0017]

I wanted to male this pattern for a long time, thank you for the video! Also, how many keins did you use for that length? Happy new year :)

[@DRubino16]

Hi, Would you please tell me what kind of yarn you used in this video (the weight, etc.) Thanks!

[@Tuteate]

+Deborah Rubino hi! Here we used a yarn called Phildar Rapido. Here you will find more details: www.phildar.fr/fil-rapido.r.html

[@vcrgizzle]

I just have one question after watching and looming at the same time - when you finish the double wrap, and begin to switch blue to violet pegs, aren't you bring two loops over? The video looks like you are left with only one bit logically there should be two since you did a one-over-two on the blue and violet pegs. Just wondering if I am missing something.

[@Tuteate]

Violet Cassandra Ruth Desmarais hi ! Thanks for this question because this is important :) We made 2 loops on those pegs so, when we take off the 2 loops of 1 peg, they become 1 single double long loop. If you try it out you will see that (you aren't missing any step) :)