LOOM KNITTING Stitches for Beginners My Top Ten | Tell You Tuesday EP5

[@ditta8416]

Is the true stitch the same as the purl stitch? I’m still confused. I wish, that you show the second row how turned back the different stitches.

[@LoomaHat]

Thanks for asking - They are almost identical except for the placement of the working yarn. For the True - you put the yarn above the existing loop and for the purl - you put it below the existing loop.

[@ditta8416]

LoomaHat.com Thank you very much for your quick answer! 🌺. I got it now, great video!

[@Wemorethanjustrock]

LoomaHat.com thank you!!💖💖💖💖🧶

[@zoebruce4772]

I was wonering the same do you do the same on the way bk. Also just think of the true stitch as an oppersite of the purl stitch as on the purl stitch you scoop your working yarn from the bottom as you wrap your working yarn at the bottom of the peg, where as the true stitch you wrap the working yarn at the top of the peg then scoop the top loop from the existing loop of the peg.if that makes sense? X

[@CannaQueen0710]

@@LoomaHat do you have a video showing completed projects using the different types of stitches you know or use? I'd love to see the difference in appearance for each style of stitch!

[@beccanorman5043]

Timestamps: Knit stich (4 types): 0:00 🌺 Purl stich: 5:05 🌸 RIB stich: 5:48 💕 Garter stich: 7:24 🌼 YO stich (yarn over): 8:52 🧶 K2tog (knit 2 together): 10:34 🌸 P2tog (Purl 2 together): 11:14 🌺

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU !

[@CannaQueen0710]

The e wrap is what I was taught, no others. This is amazing! The u wrap is WAY easier than I imagined! 🥰 you're so good at explaining so I understand very well and extremely easily! 🥰 I'm very much a visual learner but you explain it perfectly! ❤️💛💚💙💜 also, your voice is soothing, easy on the ears and I could listen to you talk all day! You could read the ingredient list from food items and I'd be so intently listening. 🤣☠️

[@rayraffiki1856]

This is exactly the kind of video I've been looking for! Thank you. And the sheep and chicks are a great visual for showing the patterns

[@jennyjewell5635]

Your method of using pictures of sheep and chicks is the clearest way of putting over a pattern I have seen in over 60 years of knitting. Thank you. Now faced with months in lockdown it seems like a good time to make an Afghan on a loom. 🐕

[@melissareid4435]

I just ordered my loom circle set yesterday (11/22/24) and I'm just watching this video to learn the process and take notes as well. I'm a little excited about starting this looming journey!!

[@cheshkat6321]

I'm thankful for your videos. You are saving me so much frustration. I bought a loom kit for a terminally sick friend that is bored. She once asked me to teach her to knit. But I couldn''t teach myself to knit without wanting to jump off a cliff. This looks easier than classic knitting, so I bought her a loom kit and some accessories. However, I was at a complete loss deciding what videos to direct her to start with. This one first. Middle of virus going around, not about to become a personal tutor, getting her sick or myself. Looking forward to starting this hobby myself and helping my friend over the phone if I can. Thanks.

[@LoomaHat]

This made my day. Just beautiful and the reason I started the channel so I could teach ppl no matter where they were physically located.

[@jennyjewell5635]

Your method of using sheep and chicks is the best idea I have come across for clarity in a pattern. Thank you. Faced with months in lockdown seems like a good time to make an Afghan!🐕

[@sanniestofberg2360]

Wow... I'm a "first timer loomer" and so impressed how everything is explained. Great, great, great!! Thanks

[@gailjernigan2482]

Thank you so much for this video. As a newbie to loom knitting, I struggle with what are the different stitches and when I should choose one over another. With this video, it is so clear and understandable. ❤️

[@evawilson1308]

Thank u very much for showing the different stitches. This is the 2st video that I understand on how to do a purl stitch on the loom.

[@mr.vokits8757]

I am absolutely grateful for these videos! Thank you for taking the time to help people like me learn how to knit on a loom. I can now make the type and material of beanie that I want. You're the best!

[@SteviRee]

I really appreciate this video. I’m going to attempt a temperature blanket this year and I only knew about the e wrap and flat wrap. Now I feel more confident that my blanket will look nicer by adding in these stitches.

[@mayolson2]

True stitch and U wrap are my favs which I learned from you ages ago! This is a very good video for newbies and long standing loom knitters. We all need new a refresher

[@karenport4887]

Just got my looms the other day. Your instructions are priceless. I'm very visual , love. Extra animal stitches. I subscribe.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU 😊

[@chaliceguard4575]

Love your videos, Denise! Could you please show what these stitches look like when repeated in a swatch? I'm looking for variations to achieve different effects. In particular, which stitches will produce a tighter weave? bulky weave? Alternative stitches to achieve "embroidered" type designs for trims, embellishments? Many times I start with a bulky yarn (5 wt), but there is too much space between the stitches when I want a tighter weave. Hoping you can help. Thanks again.

[@lunasmum6869]

As a long time hand knitter which I love, love doing, around 65 years this loom knitting seems much more complicated! I will always try anything new before I make a final decision, so I have ordered a seletion of looms to try. At present I think hand knitting will be much quicker. The only looms I have at present are my weaving looms which, of course, are completely different from knitting. Plus an enormous collection of knitting needles, two spinning wheels, an embroidery machine, a sewing machine, a huge collection of yarn mostly spun myself very fine which I prefer, ......!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank you for the feedback. As with all crafts this is not going to be a good fit for everyone. But the art of learning is it’s own gift, so I would say don’t focus on time but just learning something new. 🌼 And welcome to the family.

[@jeanjaz]

Oh, and I loved seeing the samples side-by-side to see the difference in the looks of the stitches.

[@lizadessa8154]

She is the number one teacher ! explained perfectly! Thank you

[@lizadessa8154]

This is my go to lady !

[@teclampas1138]

Thank you so much for your time to shares your creative designs. More Power. More Blessings. Watching from Taipei City Taiwan.

[@saniamaryjanemalondraskrl9962]

I was very very confused until I found this teaching lessons. Now I can start to make loom knitting project. Thanks a lot.you are sent from heaven.

[@MW-cx8od]

This is so great! Thank you for the chicks and sheep! They are cute and make understanding the stitches much easier! 🎉

[@LoomaHat]

You are soOOooooo welcome! 💛

[@pninabutilkov]

You are a great teacher. Tank you.

[@barbarag8718]

Oh you are such a good teacher, thank you so much for sharing your time😊I'm new at this so your videos are helping me so much.

[@LoomaHat]

Happy I could help 🌼

[@lindareetz]

You are definately my favorite instructor!

[@debhanzlik540]

Thank you this video is so informative! Your videos were the first videos I found when I was learning to loom and you still amaze me with your knowledge and beautiful creations 😁❤

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Deb !!!!

[@ElizabethHatshepsut]

This was such a great tutorial! Nailed it on the graphics… thanks to the tweety bird and the sheep 😝🤩👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@1Cheribaby]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I never knew you could unwrap your e wrap to make it easier to move to the peg next to it. I have struggled with k2tog for this reason so I have avoided some patterns. This video is so instructive for all new loomers!

[@LoomaHat]

Hey Cher - to move your pegs it’s easier with an eWrap than a Uwrap because your loops are bigger.

[@peggyf152]

Thank you, Denise! This a great addition to a beginners playlist and resources.

[@lynnshepard4643]

Just from what I have watched this is the BEST instructional video I have seen yet. Thank you so much 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@deboraalexis4016]

Love this ,thank u for your time and patience in talking with each stitch you have explained..😍

[@PyrMom01]

You are wonderful! I’ve learned so much watching your videos. I finished my 1st hat!! Yippee.

[@haileymorrison8360]

Such a great video! Thank you so much will be coming back regularly to refresh!!!

[@LoomaHat]

You are soooOOooo welcome! 🙂

[@jeannetteisles4747]

Just starting out and I have to say best video ever!! Simple, clear and concise. Subscribed and thank you so much 🙏🏻☺️

[@mshoshana514]

I watched this as a beginner a year ago and it was helpful and found it again and still love it! learned a lot! thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

You're so welcome! Always appreciate the feedback and knowing that repeats happen with these videos is an awesome bonus. 💛

[@thisjustin5043]

This video was so helpful for this newbie loom knitter. Thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU 😊

[@thisjustin5043]

@@LoomaHat Okay quick question... I re-watched your great video and took notes this time :D , but I'm a little confused at the very end for the P2TOG. For knitting off you placed the yarn above the stitches, and then used the hook to pull the two stiches over. But on a purl, don't you place the yarn below your loop normally? So what is it that you're pulling over in a P2TOG? Sorry, I know you get a ton of comments and replies, I'm just *so* new that I'm a little confused. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! :)

[@kiksarmstrong1841]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I made my very first hat thanks to your amazing tutorial video! You are a wonderful teacher.

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU sooOOOOOOO much and You are so welcome! 🙂

[@jeanjaz]

Denise, I love your videos and your gentle voice! And I DID share it with another loom knitter fan. :)

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU jeanjaz !!! I really do appreciate it - big time !

[@peggyandmike66]

In your opinion which of the four stitches would be the best for the stretch that is needed for stocking caps?

[@kathrineshaw9901]

You are an amazing instructor.....thank you so much

[@LoomaHat]

You're very welcome! 💛

[@janiceh6704]

You are an amazing teacher

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU !!! 💛

[@fionastube2011]

Good descriptions and excellent visuals. The music, though, is very distracting.

[@AwoogaGamer]

Thank you so much for making all of this useful content, I feel so happy watching these videos and making things you've taught me!

[@emilyslittlebooknook-8043]

Can you show the purl2togerther. I know u explained it but I need to see it

[@kristinaspiritualcorner]

I feel like the flat wrap would make your projects go faster

[@LoomaHat]

It would knit faster but keep in mind that the tighter your stitch is the smaller it is. Hope that makes sense.

[@violetcarson5532]

Happy Monday morning Denise 🌻 excellent lesson thanks Hun👏 you're an excellent teacher ☺️ peace 🕊️ love ❤️ and blessings 🙏

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Violet my friend and by the way , I count you among my blessings. 🥰 We all need a cheerleader.

[@violetcarson5532]

@@LoomaHat Happy Wednesday evening Denise🤗 you're welcome Hun and yes we do. Have a peaceful and blessed night 🙏🏾

[@DeerlyMusical2]

The U-wrap is the same as the flat version if you put the yarn for the flat wrap loosely. Then you don't have to do each peg individually, you can do a bunch at a time. And I agree with Ditta, below: the true stitch looks a lot like the purl stitch.

[@zoebruce4772]

On the true stitch if your doing it do you do a roe of this then a row of e wrap like the garter pattern? Or do you do the true stitch evey stitch? Xx

[@djrepasky]

Good morning, Denise! Thank you for another wonderful video explaining the different stitches for those of us that are still beginners. I do have a question: whenever I try to use two yarns, they get terribly tangled. Is there a trick to using two? Thanks very much!

[@tasjesharron3042]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@debwaterhouse4197]

I love your videos..easy to follow and not a lot of stuff i wanna fast forward thru like many other videos

[@Miriam-rf4xv]

this was such a helpful video - thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Glad it was helpful! Thank YOU for the feedback 💛

[@carolscrazycrochetmore5093]

Now I need to just learn all of them lol. Thanks for the great tutorial!! 😊💚😊💚

[@8Veevie6]

Great teacher 🤩

[@LoomaHat]

Thank you! 😃

[@NettylSpryngs]

Hi, I was wondering how the U wrap is different from the flat stitch. Is it only that it's looser or is there a functional difference because of where the yarn is flipped over? It just seemed that the U wrap ended with the same result as the flat stitch, just using a slightly different method.

[@dionnearroyo]

I purposely came to the comments to see if i was crazy thinking the same exact thing. Was hoping for an answer :(

[@NettylSpryngs]

@@dionnearroyo Okay, I've been experimenting with this a lot recently, and it seems like they're the same. The flat stitch just comes out a little tighter. What I like to do is just hold the yarn more loosely when a pattern calls for a U stitch. The flat just goes faster for me, so I just hold the working yarn loosely, and if I notice a stitch seems kinda tight, I just tug on it a little with my hook.

[@dionnearroyo]

Nettyl Spryngs i did the same thing and noticed the same too. I also rather flat and tighten because it’s faster. At least I’m not the only one lol

[@NettylSpryngs]

@@dionnearroyo Haha yup, I learned on flat stitch, so sometimes it's even easier than e-wrap for me. You just kinda go in an endless circle.

[@AJ-vx1jd]

Love your videos, do you happen to have a tunic for adults pattern video.

[@EtherealCookie44]

Great video. Thank you. Really helpful when a new learner.

[@klein-smue]

Thank you sooooooo much for sharing

[@stephanierenee78]

Can you start with anything other than the ewrap? I think it looks so sloppy when I finish anything

[@karenwarner3031]

Love the cover on your hook /pic where can you get that??

[@LoomaHat]

You get it from YOU 😁 for free. Here’s the howto video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmiZY3SfbZ2jbtU

[@lindaw2418]

I want to make a blanket wi multi colors and change up stitches can I do this? What stitches would be the best to go from the owl stitch and the from that one to next and next maybe a 5 stitch change up with 6 row change up?

[@wandab3843]

Great demonstration.

[@adymolina8831]

Thank you for making this video! I bought a sock loom and the instructions have those pictures to try and show you how to do the stitches but those have never worked for me. Lol. So I appreciate you! 😊

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU 😊

[@melissareid4435]

@Loom Hat, the Purl stitch, it looks like you went around the back of the first peg than you went over, than made the loop.

[@lakontessa]

Thankyou so much for sharing with us this video,its really helpful, l' am a beginner and l really love watching you're videos, they are so clear and easy to follow Once again thnx a lot💖🌸

[@LoomaHat]

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

[@nathaliepaillot4297]

Greetings from France. It is great to discover these different loom stitches. As a beginner, I can't figure out the end result of stitches number 6 to 10. Too bad you don't show a little sample of each. That would have been very helpful too.

[@thecowgirlrule]

Is there still print version for this book please

[@DebsPartee]

That was a gr8 lesson! Thanks!

[@juliemarrison7825]

Thanks for this really informative video! I have saved it for future reference.

[@TheBlindYoutuberr]

Hi. I know how to loom it on circle loom with the E wrap, stitch pattern. But this is not as descriptive as I wish it could be because I’m blind and I don’t understand. Do you know where I can go and get a very descriptive wave so I can learn different patterns besides the wrap.

[@LoomaHat]

Hi - first, I'm happy to know that you want to go beyond the eWrap. That's awesome. I would suggest doing a search for the projects that are of interest and listen to those videos to know if any of them will serve you well. In general people are inconsistent. Where one video may lack enough information for you, another video from the same creator may give you enough. Only you can make that determination for yourself.

[@jennifersweeney8532]

Can we do a ⭐ beanie?

[@BecBec1967]

Is there a video of what the Purl two together looks like?

[@margaretwilliams7082]

How do I cast on doing the Chinese wave please

[@ivanleyland1433]

This is very helpful thank you for making this video ☺️

[@KatInTheNorth]

Thank you for sharing this

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the thank you 💛💛💛

[@poitimeusa]

Now to play with it and see what I can come up with I'm trying to make denim knit sleeves for denim jacket wish me luck

[@CannaQueen0710]

Ok. True stitch is intimidating! 🤯😫 aaahhhhhh

[@LoomaHat]

Krystal - the Purl stitch is super important in your loom knitting journey and the True Knit stitch is only the opposite of the Purl. You're puting the working yarn over the existing loop instead of under. I have faith in you as a knitter and me as your teacher - so I know you can handle it. But remember - if the Uwrap is easier for you just use that one. That's the one I use like 99.9 % of the time and I know you like that one - so use it 🙂

[@tinacuc1512]

Thank you for this!!!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the thank you !!! 💛

[@Divinediamonddexterity]

Would it be ok to share this video on my channel? Love all your videos cant wait for more new videos

[@LoomaHat]

Hi Sophia, thank you for asking. So, you can make reviews and comments about videos but if you’re asking if you can upload my video to your channel I have to say that you should never upload another creator’s video. Not only is that not good for the creator it is against the KZbin rules and guidelines.

[@Divinediamonddexterity]

@@LoomaHat yes I no the rules against upload videos I would never do that .

[@AlysonBate]

I used to only use the e-wrap until a few years ago. My mind was blown! Also, I still don't see the difference between the u-wrap & flat stitches... 😒

[@RaiAkashi]

It looks like one peg at a time (u wrap) vs all at once (flat)

[@catherinelane9631]

Is there is a book for this? Thank you very much

[@sunflowerslily]

what are the little gems on your loom? This video was very helpful! :)

[@janellekm]

I never expected that loom stiches could be the same as knitting needles stiches

[@LoomaHat]

Yep ! I recommend this video to help expand on your comment kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIPKZKauia-ZrpY

[@janellekm]

@@LoomaHat I have saved this video so I can watch it and do the loom knitting at the same time, thank you for sharing your skills. 😊

[@daniellesevolution]

Thank you.

[@LoomaHat]

You're welcome!🙂

[@fshs1949]

Well explained. Thank you so mucj.

[@simple-277]

Lovely goo explaining thanks

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU 😊

[@astseesit]

Thanks for showing the different knitting stitches however this is useless to me, or anyone because we don't see what that stitch gives you for design. What look does the stitch give you?

[@nildapennington3483]

Thank you for Sharing...

[@momroxx]

What are the markers for. I just bought my first set of looms so I’ve been binge watching your videos.

[@Landi103]

To mark changes in a pattern

[@lisasanchez3575]

Thank you!

[@LushMontana]

THANK YOU😻😻😻🎈🎈🎈🧸🧸🧸👍👍👍

[@LoomaHat]

You are so welcome! 💛

[@runawayfaeIX]

Somehow I've been doing the purl stitch wrong, and the hat I'm working on is coming out double-layered. I'll keep going because I'm nearly done now, and it's gorgeous anyway... But now I see my error and I'll do it properly next time! (This hat is only my second project, but I'm already addicted!)

[@Alqesa_ma3_dina]

Thank you

[@joncampos5551]

It occurred to me that people who were never taught cursive handwriting might not understand the idea behind e-wrapping or u-wrapping. Js

[@LoomaHat]

Wow - i never that of that - should have shown the cursive e.

[@Carol-sg9wb]

Great video ❤

[@poitimeusa]

Also I'm knitting in the round so I hope it works

[@mistymcd2292]

Thank you for the great video!

[@rebeccagolightly8959]

Thank so much!!

[@carolinabeth5173]

Could you show us how to do a PSSO on a loom? I know you will be able to explain it for us! This is the pattern I am trying to convert to a loom: Row 1 K2, *K1f&b, k5, sl1 (knitwise), k2tog, psso, k5, k1f&b* (repeat from * to * to the last 2 sts) K2 Row 2 Knit Repeat Row 1 and 2 until you reach the length that you want. BO after row 1 This is to make a ripple (wavy) afghan.

[@judithlittle3535]

Thank you so much.