How to LOOM KNIT Blanket Easy ( Small Round Loom ) Loomahat

[@chrissyluna8183]

I love this lady. I get sooo confused with the different stitches and when I watch her it's like" oh dang she makes it look easy" I've learned so much watching her" how to " videos . she really breaks it down for this beginner.Thank you so much for sharing your videos.

[@fransjebik8554]

Me too 🤣

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

I’m going to watch this several times .

[@eqraal7adtha]

Me too 🌹🌹💜💜💜

[@RhondaAAnderson]

For the stitches is that approximately 100 for each stitch or did I read it wrong

[@lauras9260]

I know what you mean, she is great.

[@JupiterJamie]

You make a wonderful teacher! I was about to give up on making my first blanket until I came across this video. I feel much more confident after watching the entire process first before attempting to follow along. Thank you!

[@barbarahirzel2883]

I started this blanket last year. First time making something with the loom. I had a lot of stuff come up in my life and "lost" who was teaching me. I didn't save the video. I remembered your voice and have once again found this video. Now, it is saved! I am thankful for your teaching style. Very easy to follow along. Thank you!

[@barbaracampbell8751]

I had to clean all of my cookies and history - Chrome crashed and I had to spend an hour searching for the lady once again by her voice! How funny! AMAZING lady. This time I copied and pasted the link into an email to myself!

[@strapkovic]

I’ve watched this video a few times over the past two years. Love this lady! Taught myself how to knit and crochet thru KZbin (left handed and the books were so confusing for me)

[@dawnakern7467]

Love this blanket! Love your videos! I was tasked to make a blanket and decided the best way for me to make a blanket (since I HATE counting rows) I just get 5 balls of yarn (Bernat blanket 3.5 oz. balls) in complimentary colors and just knitted each ball until it was done and at the end of knitting the 5 balls of yarn I had a blanket, no counting, no measuring just knitting and I have made 5 so far and the recipients have all been very impressed.

[@tabathagee2841]

How. You make a heart blanket? On knitting loom

[@camohunter1983]

Dawna Kern so u didn’t do the cast off, purl for each row?

[@janetkatz3044]

Okay - I have dyslexia and OCD - name it, I have it. It took me one panel of 50 rows to get this concept down pat ! She goes left and I go right, she puts a stitch on peg I put it on peg 2 - did a bind off (totally confusing for me), but I managed. It looks like a preschooler made the panel. However I continued. I went back to square one - I stopped and started the video at least 8 times (maybe more) - my brain kicked in and before you know it, I'm working on my second panel (dismantling the first one) - I must tell you, this tutorial is unbelievable. It helped me understand what I'm doing, finally! I won't stop until I get it right and the tutorials are truly helping me through my shortcomings. Thank you!!!!

[@nicolec4744]

Aww, I love it! I just happen to have a set of looms that I got like, 2 years ago and still haven't used lol. Now I'm inspired to give it a try! Thank you for a very easy to follow tutorial!

[@megegert861]

I love your clear, concise teaching! I’ve never knit on a loom but I’m definitely going to try this. Thanks 😘

[@hasnaaskar2009]

Love your videos, how you are so clear to a complete beginner like me. Helped me to knit a blanket on my 36 peg loom during this lockdown, when I dont have the support of my knitting group!

[@marielacortes479]

With the 36 peg loom, was the blanket bigger? I'm trying to start my first blanket, but want it to be larger. I know I can add more panels to make it bigger, but I want the width to be larger as well, so it's not just one big rectangle. Wasn't sure if a larger loom was the answer. Thanks for any help!

[@avalonbruno5396]

This was sooooo helpful!! My mom has been knitting since I was little and I have always loved watching her. I can fingerknit super fast, but I hate knitting needles and never got the hang of them. So, when I was little she got me a set of a round and long loom. After one failed scarf, I gave up. Now that I'm on summer break after successfully completing my first year of college, I decided to pick my looms back up! I made an amazing scarf for myself and now I'm super inspired to make my parents a big afghan for Christmas. Your explanation of the purl stitch was super helpful as I have never worked with it before, and now I am super excited to buy yarn and get started! We have two handmade afghans that my paternal grandmother made in like the 70s or 80s, so I am super excited to make my own!!

[@rebeccafitzl7356]

Made this blanket. I could not believe how easy it was. I have only been look knitting for a month. It turned out great!! Thank you for the great video.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Rebecca , I really appreciate it !

[@EnergyDoesNotLie]

You are a BLESSING and your detailed explanations are so clear and easy to understand. OMG I am so grateful to you. Your work is impeccable!..

[@marionstearns5035]

I love your work. It's very neat and professional. Thank you.

[@spooter79]

I love your idea for the length indicator. Thats makes it so much easier to keep track of the project size. Thanks so much.

[@LoomaHat]

Thanks for the Thanks spooter79! I really appreciate it.

[@TS_TAREK_FN_RL]

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[@TS_TAREK_FN_RL]

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[@lizchattin7016]

Thanks for the clear instruction. The sewing technique you demonstrate works beautifully. Lined up really well! You make it looks so easy!

[@paquettamyrick-hancock3148]

I thought was well done and love the way that the two panels were joined together.

[@terecee1204]

Oh my gosh!!!!!!! I have been looking for something like this for ages. I'm making a blanket for my sisters wedding. Thank you ❤❤❤

[@stepha5861]

Best example video I have seen!! Thank you for making it clear where things are going.

[@stepha5861]

Quick question: if I wanted to do this for an adult and without changing colors (I have a ball of yarn that is three colors all put together) what do I need to do differently?

[@slentz]

Another amazing project. Thank you for taking the time to show beginners(like me) how to make wonderful things!!!!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Susan , I really appreciate it !

[@Saundra7]

Going to try this! I haven't loomed very much except a few beanies so this will make use of the smaller loom that came in my set. Thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Saundra - on this channel - you will get A LOT out of use of that small loom - toys, scarfs, tote bag, socks, gloves ......this video will show you a few kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4G0q3aprbmEgK8

[@roxannewilcoxlyons3738]

I love how you teach, your patience and calm voice makes it understandable

[@eugenia0458]

Tks. Very nice and clear instructivo s.

[@donnataylor5161]

Thank you, thank you Denise for another beautiful pattern with infinite possibilities. I had a blanket started for my daughter for Christmas but ya know what, I love this pattern so much I am going to rip it out and start it all over again using this pattern. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Donna , I really appreciate it ! I little sad about ripping out the other pattern but I love that you love this design. THANK U for taking the time to leave your comment.

[@i.b.1655]

I got a set of looms when I was in HS. I'm 29 now and the only one I found was this tiny blue one. I'm so happy Im still able to make a blanket on it. I'm expecting a son Oct 24th, and I really wanted to knit him something. I was an unexpected girl so my grandparents knitted me a bunch of dresses. I wanted to do something similar for my son. I felt like beanies can be outgrown really fast so I love this blanket idea. I used to be so good at this, but went over 6 years not knitting so I forgot😢 . Thankyou for this video, as you break it down in terms I can understand. ❤

[@LoomaHat]

So super happy this project will work for you. There are many many things you can make with a small loom: Here is a post with a video of a list of 64 projects www.loomahat.com/24-peg-projects/

[@susanrader3096]

I love your videos. You are by far the best round loom instructor!!!

[@karenfolk6270]

What is the purpose of modifying the binding off stitches in 3 different areas?

[@zehra21]

Thank you for your incredible teaching. You have me loomed hooked. Also your voice is amazingly soothing. Please continue .

[@lauras9260]

I have been wanting to loom a blanket in sections like this. Finally someone I can understand. I always watch your KZbin videos they are great! I'm subscribed too! I think you are just awesome. I have learned a lot from watching your videos. I didn't know how to use a loom until I watched you. You make it easy to follow. Thanks for sharing your talent .

[@msgranniepooh]

Thanks Denise. You have such great tutorials. I love seeing how you do the seaming. It looks great. What is thee magic that you play during your tutorials. I really like it.

[@LoomaHat]

It's Royalty free music there - Jewelbeat.com

[@viov2883]

Thank you so so much. Now I can make a baby blanket for my brother. He loves blankets

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Violet , I really appreciate it !

[@petravanwees8368]

thank you very much for teaching us that invisible stich to sew the pieces together!

[@Partlycloudy70degrees]

Wonderful detailed video! You are amazing, the stitch you did to attach the panels was so beautiful. Thank you for all of your amazing videos.

[@aloidia2122]

So glad I found this! I can make a blanket on my round looms instead of buying a S one. Yay! :)

[@chrissyluna8183]

I bought an s loom thinking I needed one and now I don't.

[@honibear6478]

That pattern was fast, pretty and simple to make. I'm going to use this pattern in my baby blankets project! Thank you Denise for sharing it. Take care and have a safe Labor Day!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you HoniBear64, I really appreciate it !

[@fleado8]

You are absolutely wonderful to share your talents! Love your tutorials and the pattern and YOU! Thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU fleado8 for the thank you - hugs hugs hugs !!!

[@janellekm]

Smart idea to have a "length indicator" thanks for sharing this with us 😊

[@sscampini59]

You do such a great job explaining the steps and especially adding tips and scenarios. You've saved me many mistakes!

[@LoomaHat]

Glad it was helpful! But you know that I can give tips on mistakes because I've made soooooOOOoo many. That's what's great about mistakes - once you've made them - they stay in the past. 😆

[@mariazucchero9123]

thank you for the beautiful tutorial, I cam start making my own hand made blanket. Have a bless day to you!!

[@creativecreations5992]

I always enjoy watching your videos. You explain so well and I basically learned from you and Goodknitkisses. I just made a baby blanket with my loom using 16 pegs making squares. I used four different colors and the squares turned out fantastic! My problem was after I realized looming 13 of each other that my strands were too short to sew, I had big problems. So I took the strands and tied more to the ends which was fine until I sewed 5 squares together and attempted to get those put together. What I did was crochet them using a single stitch BUT I'm still new on learning how to change colors so my squares started to unravel ☹. I put it all together and found HOLES in my stitching because the strands were just holding together. So now I'm here looking for better ways to sew my projects.

[@LoomaHat]

Wow - I'm sorry to hear that. Try the 10 stitch blanket so you don't have to sew panels together. Several loom knitting channels have videos showing how to knit that blanket.

[@creativecreations5992]

@@LoomaHat thank you! I definitely will!

[@marymondt5030]

Thank you got looms for Christmas Your tutorial explained a lot to me Now I'm going to make a blanket thanks to you

[@ravendawn9674]

Thank you for this video. I was searching for days for a video that is straight to the point without alot of music and such. Thank you for repeating things a few times so beginners like me can see it. I enjoyed watching this and you presentation is amazing. Keep it up and I am going to check out more of your video. Beautiful blanket BTW, I hope that mine turns out just as nice. ❤😊

[@smoonSmoonyna]

Un lavoro meraviglioso. Grazie per aver pubblicato il video/tutorial. Sei stata bravissima. Grazie di ❤

[@rosemariemendizabal2503]

Great video .thanks for going slow and showing examples a few times .i can see every thing you were doing which helps alot

[@libbyjones1472]

Love this blanket! Will be starting one tomorrow! 💙

[@marlawilson1127]

My goodness, I am so happy I found you and your fabulous videos. I tried crochet and bombed, same with needle knitting. But your videos with the loom made the lights in my peabrain all go on! I actually GET things when you show them! This blanket is my first project ever, and I'm in love. Suddenly I have confidence, so much so that I already plan to turn this blanket into a bigger one, to make use of all the various yarn colors I bought before I knew how to do anything (not too smart). One request: I made my first cast-off too tight and need to redo it. Could you please please do a video on how to remove and redo the cast-off using the loom? I can find none. I'm sure I messed up on the modifications also, but as a rank beginner, I can't figure out how to frog (I learned that word from you) then remount just the cast-off portion at the bottom of my panel so that I can redo it :). Thanks in advance! I am so grateful for you!

[@debbyavery5693]

Great tutorial. You did an awesome job, thank you so much 😊

[@conniehempel3516]

Thank you for this beautiful pattern, your explanation is done so well. Really so easy to follow, thank you. I'm going to try this out. 👍🇿🇦

[@friedabalavage862]

Your instructions were spot on, making this project easy so far. I have made 3 panels so far, but I made them ridiculously long, about 7 feet! Anyway, I am getting ready to "sew" two of the panels together. You showed how to stretch one piece or the other if they weren't exactly the same length and put the safety pins in to hold it in place. My question is...what if the stitches don't line up exactly, do I double up in one ladder with two stitches, in other words, how do I make them even?

[@peggyf152]

Hi Denise-thank you for this cool blanket. Will be easy to make rather quickly. I'm still working on a pattern you recommended and it's coming out nicely (after I started it a second time). Will post a pic when done. I like this new pattern because it can be worked on a small loom. Working on an "S" loom is awkward.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Peggy !!! You know how much I like EASY and I love love love my blue loom

[@katerinafajstl5894]

This is one of my favourite videos ever! great tips here, Thank you ! xx

[@148kmartinez]

You are so good ! I've learned so much from watching your tutorials. Thank you !

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Katherine, I really appreciate it !

[@reneelau]

I love this project!!!!!!! Thank you Denise!!!!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Ryma I really appreciate it !

[@Mzmerz123]

Hi Denise. I enjoy your videos very much. My question is what is the purpose of the modified cast off pegs? And if I used a larger pegged loom, how would I know which pegs need to be modified? Thank you so much! Amy

[@genaeichler2433]

I was wondering the same thing.....

[@SHABYDONNER]

Same here, lol

[@marliciafernandez1701]

I truly enjoyed this video. I am new to loom knitting and have only done simple hats thus far. You are very clear and I look forward to making this blanket. Thank you for sharing your expertise. God bless...

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Marlicia !!! So glad you liked the video - thanks for taking the time to share you kind words I really do appreciate it.

[@marliciafernandez1701]

You're very welcome! You did a great job! God bless...

[@dananeese6752]

Your knitting videos are my favorite of all I've watched. Your instructions are clear and slow enough for a beginner like me. I'm excited to make my first blanket for my niece coming in March! When you change colors, what do I do with the ends of the two colors at the knot/join?

[@beckys.9100]

I found that when you are scooping up the yarn (because there is yarn above it), it is much easier if you go from the top of the yarn you are moving over, rather than from the bottom, because that way you aren't catching the yarn above, and splitting the fibers.

[@bonnierobinson849]

Looking forward to trying a new pattern. Thank you!!

[@molgau4218]

Thanks for showing how to connect the square, you really make it easy.

[@LoomaHat]

Thanks for the Thanks Molly ! I really appreciate it.

[@imatugwaddle2291]

I would LOVE it if these tutorials would tell how WIDE their projects turn out (i.e. 24 pegs = 8" wide, etc.) I get it that different types and weights of yarn will affect the width, but a ballpark guestimate would be VERY HELPFUL!!!!

[@katchulu9348]

Thank you so much for these tutorials! They’re really easy to follow and come out great!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the thank you 😊 !

[@priscillasmithintuitivelif908]

Hello. Can you show how to do this on a rectangle loom please?

[@LoomaHat]

It’s exactly the same.

[@vickiethai6612]

It is a very lovely blanket. You explained very well and I'm going to make a lot of baby blankets for the baby showers. Thank you!!!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Vickie , I really appreciate it !

[@pattyolson3842]

I love the idea of making a blanket this way. It seems much better than making 8 inch squares and sewing them ALL together. I have one question, how wide is the panel on the 24 peg loom?

[@wendyhamilton2696]

Hello. Thank you for your videos! I love them. I want to make a baby blanket for my great niece and I have dexterity issues. I think that a "u" or half wrap would be difficult for me. Could I do a whole wrap to do the knit stitch and still achieve the same effect?? Thanks very much.

[@clumsypenguin5859]

You've taught me so much. I know on your website you have a chart for hat sizes. I wondered if you could possibly do a similar one for blankets please

[@jessicarosenthal2763]

Love the blanket. Thank you for doing this tutorial. I have a question, are you only doing two colors at a time for the panels? Do you cast off each t8me you start a new panel? Just want to make sure I understood correctly. Thank you again.

[@sawynewilliams775]

That was awesome to watch! Very confident I won't screw up LOL!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Sawyne for the awesome comment and the giggles !!!

[@BecBec1967]

Whenever you do your 2 purl-stitch, do you continue using an E-Wrap, U-Wrap, or classic knit? Fabulous videos, I learn a lot, even when I think in doing things correctly, my product seems to have various misses, dropped stitches, wrong type etc etc etc. I've frogged more than anything I've done(only completed a baby blanket on the large round loom. It's small, has flaws & I switched stitches towards the end. Ahh, well, such is learning a new hobby/job.

[@missthemusicinme]

I have been looking for the how to for this type of blanket!

[@lindarodrigues4890]

Hello, I enjoyed watching this video. It was neat and I liked it. When you were working with two strands, how do you prevent the strands from twisting together when you are wrapping the pegs? Or if the two strands were twisted together, is it okay just to wrap them around the pegs and knit off?

[@mona0558]

You are such a wonderful teacher! Can’t wait to get started on a blanket. Can you please share how you made the tiny bear in the picture with the blanket?

[@amyjudy33]

Your videos are phenomenal, thanks so much!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Amy , I really appreciate it ! 💛

[@amyjudy33]

I have a quick question, if you don't mind. I followed your tutorial, and made a small baby blanket like yours. I really love the way this stitch looks, and I wanted to try making an adult sized version but as one singular panel. (I would be using an S-loom, and it has 198 pegs.) How would I calculate which pegs need to be modified during the bind off? Or do I not need to modify for a songle panel that won't need sewing?

[@karilogan537]

Thank you for this information! Please tell me about your hook that you use!! It looks comfy the regular one they sell starts to hurt my hand!! Thank you!!

[@dmnevarez]

One of the best well exposed and explained tutorial ever, tnx.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU !!!😊

[@vikkivanvolkenburg1258]

diana nevarez I am a beginner to loom knitting. Can you recommend a soft yarn for a baby blanket?

[@bean8573]

Hi! Thanks to your videos, I decided to pick up looming! It’s working great for my anxiety disorder. Every time I get anxious, I find making these is really soothing! Making panel two of my first blanket! It’s nice to put my negative energy into nice things for other people. I’m sorry to bother you but I really was hoping for some help as a beginner? I’ve started making a blanket for my friend using “tufty” wool, and even on my 30cm round loom, I’ve realised it’s not going to be big enough. I can’t connect the panels like a normal yarn either! So I was considering purchasing a Afghan loom (I was given weird looks as a 20 year old in the yarn shop...) as that should give me a wide enough bass to use as a blanket. I was just trying to work out - I love this stitch, would I be able to use it on a Afghan loom? I wouldn’t need to use panels - would I follow this pattern with skipping pegs? I’m sorry if it’s a lot to ask! Really appreciate your videos and thanks so much for getting me into something new!

[@jodiemagill6154]

I really love your stuff your so easy to understand thank you for sharing this video with us 💗

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you ❣️

[@cathleenmudong2289]

Since you modified 23, 12, and 3, will you modify the same ones for a different loom edit:for anyone who had the same question, i dmed her and she said if ur using the same amount of pegs it will be the same

[@lezliewhite6053]

Excited to try this one, but nervous too. I just made the slipper socks for myself and a friend asked me to make a toddler blanket. EEK

[@lezliewhite6053]

Edit ... anybody know how much yarn you will need?

[@LindaGraham-r6p]

Very beautiful gorgeous blanket I ❤️ it 🌹 I'm going to give it a try give me inspiration,ideas

[@BekkiiBeatdown]

Why do you modify when casting off? Peg 12 and 3? What is the purpose? I used a larger loom and am wondering if it is needed! If anyone can explain thank you!!

[@catherineacuna9651]

Love love love 💘💘💘💘 the time you take to teach us. So if I want to make a queen size blanket how much yarn do I need???

[@aidapena9683]

Nice blanket! Good teacher!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank U ☺️

[@Bluebell_uk]

Thank you Denise. I've been trying to find. Way to join some 10 stitch blanket panels so I can make a more rectangular blanket. The join here looks perfect

[@LoomaHat]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@raechellong4461]

how would you do the bind off and modifey it for a 41 peg loom? Im want to do this partern for a throw blanket for me. i tryied of just making hats. thanks in advance

[@barbarataylor8267]

You do a wonderful job of explaining how to do each project. Love your creations.

[@robincady8089]

Great close up and detailed video.

[@LoomaHat]

Glad you liked it!

[@donnakivilcim2875]

Love it! Thank you :) It would also be a great way to make a scrapghan using any scrap yarn :)

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Donna , I really appreciate it ! ... and Yep - I love love love projects where you can use scrap yarn. Save money - free up space.

[@flymomthatsmems804]

8 truly love your video's. Very detail and easy to follow.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the feedback 😊

[@vickimcgeown8918]

I have some DK yarn I need to use up, could you please advise how many stands should be used for this project?

[@ahmedshehab6618]

Thank you for this blanket .. now I can make it thanks to you😍

[@amandasadler435]

I love your videos they have help me a lot so thank u for sharing

[@reginamajors]

Beautiful idea. Thank you.

[@jessicagatewood325]

Hi! New subscriber and new to loom knitting. What size blanket does this make? I'm trying to make a baby blanket using this video. Do I need to alter the number of rows I am doing? Your videos are awesome

[@yesiamsharon]

Another terrific video! Thank you

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the Thank you Sharon, I really appreciate it !

[@cassieterry8759]

I love your video. I am currently teaching myself with your video. I get confused about the sizes on the yarn though. I recently bought a #5 bulky yarn. Do I use a bigger loom for bulkier yarns? Or can I use the small loom with the #5 yarn, and if I can use it on a small loom can I double it like you are? Sorry for such a long comment.

[@mstg2748]

Thank you Denise for this great tutorial. Just to get an idea, how long approximately does it usually take you to make one of those three 200-rows-pannels?

[@SHIRLEYDURHAM]

Love it but is this the only way to make a blanket on a loom? Just wondering. Great videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@alcylemus1796]

Hi love yours videos I just wonder how can I do it if I want a bigger blanket can you help me please

[@ruthmalkowski6089]

I know you mentioned a link to correct my tighter stitch on one end verses the other, but I seem to have missed it. Can you send me the link? Thank you

[@tammygannon1177]

Hi. I want to make a 7x9” rectangle on a round loom. How do I know how many pegs to use for my desired width? Is there a chart or formula? Thanks

[@popsnure]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!