How to Loom Knit a Ribbed Infinity Scarf (DIY Tutorial)

[@Tuteate]

Many thanks for your comment D Bolt! :) We are glad you liked it!

[@sarahs1821]

Thank you so much! I just finished mine, it was my first time knitting anything but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

[@Tuteate]

Sarah S great!! :) So glad you already have yours. Feel free to send us a picture to [e-mail] if you want :)

[@valerieokeefe3331]

I love these videos and so have subscribed. I do want to mention that once for each video, I've noticed an omission in instructions. For example, before the first "knit" row, this one says there are two loops on each peg, but one peg has only one loop. May seem small, but each time one omission is made in the instructions, I re do over and over then notice. Thank you.

[@heidikoster8352]

Than you. The video gives such clear instructions. I love the captioned words and sweet relaxing music!

[@Tuteate]

Thank you Heidi for such a nice message! ^_^ So glad you liked it!

[@sonjasmith-pica5044]

Wow thanks! My scarf looks great and now I can show it to my friends!

[@nicolelangford7125]

could you make a clearer video on how to connect the two ends together so that it is an infinity scarf?

[@ilovstodance]

very nice this is the first i have seen this done on loom for infinity scarf

[@Tuteate]

Hi Elle Dee! Try using thicker yarn (or take 2 strands of your yarn at the same time, as if you had a double-thick yarn). The yarn we used for this video is a chunky yarn recommended for knitting needles of 6mm-7mm

[@delaneylewis2157]

This is awesome! I love your patterns! So clever, but very simple.

[@Tuteate]

Delaney Lewis :) Thank you! (I love your comment! hehe)

[@delaneylewis2157]

Your welcome! You have great ideas :)

[@jemimaandrews7892]

I love your videos! So excited to make some of these when my looms arrive

[@grat2010]

Beautiful! Can't wait to make this. Thanks for posting. Your videos are great.

[@fluffyricebunny]

Makin this right now for my mom! Hope it turns out all right :)

[@Tuteate]

Sure you will get a really nice scarf for her!! :)

[@leslyrojas4078]

Me gusto mucho el vídeo muy bien explicado pero tengo dos dudas me ha quedado un poco sueltas las puntadas y consiguiente la bufanda asi que hay alguna manera de que queda todo mas unido como se muestra en el video? tambien el final no estuvo muy claro quisiera saber si hay otra forma de cerrarla ...Gracias!!!

[@plantsnaminals]

I think I found my next project!! Thanks for this. :D

[@relaxation321]

Thanks so much for your reply.. I checked out the video and I think I can handle that. This is my first scarf ;)

[@Tuteate]

Hi Kennedy Griffin :) No, sorry, you cannot get this double-sided scarf on a circle loom, we need "2 layers" of pegs

[@Tuteate]

Hi taylor hodges :) Here we used a yarn called Phildar Rapido (color "Petrole")

[@kay.the.best1]

Liked it! Very beautiful thanks so much! :D

[@LottieSue]

Thank you for posting: Can you tell me if the with of the project is the same with as the measurement of the pegs or is it larger? How can I determine the with of a project?

[@wenseeker]

Hi, is it possible if you could try explaining the ending to me (from when your happy with the length of the scarf, to when it's complete) sorry I'm asking for a lot, I got really confused on that part. Xxx

[@Tuteate]

Chas Wenmoth hi! Sorry, it seems the ending is not clear enough on the video :( Did you already finished? We are recommending to finish it as a common scarf (@watch?v=prz7xum6Wo4) and then sew both sides together at the end, as an easier alternative...

[@baddiebulldogs]

Thank you very much for the great video!!

[@Tuteate]

Thank you Katie! :) So glad you liked it!

[@sommerkind2371]

hi tuteate...I get everything til 7:13 .. but after that i don't get it what to do ... for me there is something missing ... at 7:13 u did the first step but then i don't know what do to ... in the next minute the scarf is half closed

[@foreverkenzie2397]

Can you make it on a circle loom?

[@bethpalumbo6371]

It would be really great if the end was more detailed! It skips a bunch of steps, so I really had no idea how to join the two sides :(

[@Tuteate]

Beth Palumbo hi! You are right, sorry, it seems it's not clear enough on the video :( Did you already finished? We are recommending to finish it as a common scarf (How to Loom Knit a Scarf - Crossed Stockinette Stitch (DIY Tutorial)) and then sew both sides together at the end, as an easier alternative...

[@debras2845]

beth, i agree. i consider myself an experienced loom knitter and have no idea what was done to close the scarf. i would also like to see a video for joining the scarf.

[@jacquelinecanuel1447]

Beth Palumbo

[@kateattocchi6435]

Can you send me a diagram on how to loop the yarn on the loom, it kinda confused me. Btw good tutorial

[@deniamora8656]

solo se tejer con agujas de crochet ,pero tratare de aprender esta tecnica ,es mas practico para tejer chall y bufandas

[@selinsekerci3548]

thank you so much thank you

[@taylorhodges1784]

What kind of yarn did you use? and love your tuturials😍

[@Toni-vy9db]

Hi! Thank you for such great tutorial! Can it be knit with double yarn intead of a chunky one?

[@cjane7doe]

Hello, I love your videos! However this one is frustrating me. What is the name of the stitch? I don't really understand casting off and sewing together. Instead, how can I cast off without making it connected (infinity)? Thank you, A big fan of yours!

[@Tuteate]

Christina Piper Zekan hi! Yes, sorry, the last part of this video was not clear enough. Maybe the cast off shown on this other video could help you finish it without without making it connected: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqPdaKuropuKpZY

[@taranicholekerstner360]

Hey! Did using the link work for you? I'm curious of the same.

[@claudettebilly6308]

I don't know about anyone else, but binding off has been super tough for me. I have watched and rewatched so many times and still can't get how to get it off the first few pegs, the video seemed to skip that part, please help, this is the last part of the scarf I am working on!!!

[@ElleSoSwell]

OMG! How do I make it tighter? My scarf is coming out so loose! I've redone it several times.

[@kwillmorth24]

Thank you for this! How many yards and what weight of yarn did you use for this scarf please?

[@Tuteate]

Hi Krista! :) We used 3 skeins of this yarn: shop.tuteate.com/hilos-y-lanas/118-rapido-petrole.html This means 120m aprox. (130 yards aprox) of yarn for knitting needles of 6 - 7mm

[@violetkings288]

I was wondering, if I did this, would earth and sky colors work? I want it to look nice

[@Tuteate]

Why not? :) It sounds like a good combination (and really creative when you wear it)

[@violetkings288]

Thanks This is my first infinity scarf

[@relaxation321]

I can't figure out how to finish it without messing mine up... :( Are there any slower videos on how to finish and detach from the loom?

[@Tuteate]

Hi Andrea! Sorry, we do not have a slower version of this, but maybe you could finish your scarf as we finished it here: How to Loom Knit a Scarf - Crossed Stockinette Stitch (DIY Tutorial) (and after that, joining both sides to make it infinite)

[@kaleidoscopekay]

I'm just finishing mine up and wondering how to twist it like shown on the person modeling it, like they are wearing it in the video picture

[@Tuteate]

Hi! Let's see if we can explain it here :) The scarf has been finished as a circle, an "O" or a "zero", right? So you first hang this "O" around of your neck. After that, twist it on your chest as if it was an "8" (one circle would be around your neck and the other on your brest). Then make the loop that is on your brest go up and go around your head and neck too. You will have 2 loops around your neck. Give them some shape and movement, and you will get the same result shown in the picture :) (hope this explanation helps!)

[@kaleidoscopekay]

Thanks, I think I used too thick of yarn, when I do this, the scarf is thick and big, have to pull it down to keep away from my mouth. I will try again with a thinner yarn.

[@gennamaresca6587]

thanks I love it

[@Tuteate]

^_^ thank you Genna!

[@everythingglowsred]

If you want a wider scarf and do the full loom does the pattern change at all??

[@Tuteate]

Hi Victoria! You can do it wider, there is no need to change the pattern :) (we could have used all the full loom here)

[@pokevictoria]

Hi! Just wondering, if I wanted to make this scarf for a child, would you suggest using a different length?

[@Tuteate]

pokevictoria hi! yes... maybe about 10cm shorter... :)

[@anuoumapathy781]

I am confused about how to end this scarf

[@casamalshi4427]

If Im doing it in round loom, what would the stiches be? Thx

[@Tuteate]

+Zara Ramadi hi! Sorry, this stitch just can be done in "double knit" (using both sides of a long loom)

[@aerhorses12]

can you use this pattern with a circular loom?

[@Tuteate]

Hi! Sorry, not sure you can use the same... here we are "double knitting" thanks to both rows of pegs, while circular loom just has 1 single row of pegs...

[@AceGreene]

It is coming out so loosely. I can't figure out why my stitches aren't bound more tightly together.

[@Tuteate]

Hi Ace! We used a yarn recommended for knitting needles of 7cm - 8cm... Is your yarn thinner? Maybe you could use 2 threads of your yarn at the same time, as if you had one of the double thickness... Hope this helps...

[@elizabeth-hr5ql]

Does anybody know any alternatives to a rectangular loom because where I live there's really hard to find and super expensive online. Thanks!

[@katb2762]

I do it on a rainbow loom with the middle row and middle backing piece removed

[@elizabeth-hr5ql]

Really? That's a good idea...

[@katb2762]

Yeah, I've never used a real loom, but does the trick for me

[@haohuynh3933]

I got lost at 7:13. after gone up through the loom. What do I do next?

[@Tuteate]

Hi there! :) If it's difficult to close the scarf as we show in this video, you could try closing it as we show here: How to Loom Knit a Scarf - Crossed Stockinette Stitch (DIY Tutorial) (and then sew the two opposide sides of the scarf together to make it infinite).

[@luvluvkagome]

where did you get ur tools and material?

[@Tuteate]

Hi! :) From here: shop.tuteate.com/hilos-y-lanas/118-rapido-petrole.html

[@rebecca3098]

I'm just at the joining part looks like a lot of work plus mines a lot wider now I'm scared lol

[@Tuteate]

Hi rebecca! Don't be scared, sure you can finish it well! (sorry, because we know this part is not clear enough in this video). If it's difficult to close the scarf as we show in this video, another option could be to close it as we show here: How to Loom Knit a Scarf - Crossed Stockinette Stitch (DIY Tutorial) (and then sew the two opposide sides of the scarf together to make it infinite).

[@miranda1373]

How long did it take you ?

[@Tuteate]

This took us 1 day :)

[@jenniferz.3310]

Can you use a round loom because i don't have a long one :c

[@83kellylove]

Check out loomahat, her KZbin channel will show you to do rib stitch on a round loom, it's basically knit1 purl1.

[@cherylmccoul4715]

I just make a regular scarf then knit the two ends together

[@Jenny-qd1yt]

How long does it take?

[@Tuteate]

Jenny Pan hi! It took 2 afternoons or so

[@seesternookie]

there has got to be a much simpler way to close the scarf. this is way to complicated. it keeps blacking out and it jumps when half the scarf is closed. its frustrating. i really wanna make this type of scarf but closing it looks way to hard.

[@Tuteate]

Hi KimberlyAnn! You are right, the way we closed this scarf it's complicated and not enough clear here. Another option could be to close it as we show here: How to Loom Knit a Scarf - Crossed Stockinette Stitch (DIY Tutorial) (and then sew the two opposide sides of the scarf together to make it infinite). Hope this helps!

[@katb2762]

Tuteate Hi, I managed to close this up no problem, but now I want to make an open one so need to learn how to cast off. I see in the link you gave that is a different type of stitch, do I cast off exactly the same, or do I need to follow the pattern in which it was looped on? Thanks

[@marlenecamver7615]

3

[@vichakakang554]

Too fast

[@kylielivermore8821]

it looks like a cursive H.

[@Tuteate]

Hi Kylie! Not sure of what does that mean but if that's fine for you that's fine for us too ;)

[@392Lesley]

TOO FAST, GOT FRUSTRATED

[@thefuriouspuppys]

you work way too fast

[@dreehehe]

I really hate this music

[@FHO72]

jesus this music is terrible

[@carolineherr3551]

can you use a round loom?

[@Tuteate]

Caroline Herr hi! You can't sorry, I think you cannot get this same stitch on a round loom....