LOOM KNITTING STITCHES Little Pyramid Stitch | Loomahat

[@munkuin]

Hey.. i just found your channel and i wanna thank you for being a great teacher.. you know perfectly what you doing and you master teaching it .. also thanks for sharing your great work for 6 years you deserve a lot more of support than this

[@annmagrs9333]

This is GORGEOUS. Over spring and summer I'm planning to work on blankets for the shelter ready for next winter and this will be so cute!

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU Ann 😘

[@ladyd54]

I love your instructional videos for they are very understandable and the view of what you’re doing is very clear. I love this stitch pattern, would love to see it in a hat and scarf pattern.

[@marilynmazzotta6403]

thank you I am new to looming, and love how you present things you explain things well - which is a blessing.... have a great holiday

[@LoomaHat]

Thank you! You too! 😊💛🌻

[@joeavila321]

What a beautiful stitch! Would make a cute hat or baby blanket ❤️

[@vegangelist]

This would make a cute baby hat or blanket. The fact that the even rows are all knit stitches means this easily converts to working in the round, without having to adjust the stitch work to account for not changing directions, since all of the patterning is created in the odd rows which are worked in the same direction, whether flat or in the round. That's handy when it works out like that, eh? Obviously, not all looms will work out perfectly with a multiple of 8, not it's still useful info.

[@slentz]

What a lovely stitch pattern 😍. Thank you for sharing.

[@peggyf152]

Very nice stitch! It will make items that I would like to have a more masculine feel. Thank you for the great video and pattern. Happy New Year Hugssss

[@vikkicarter2182]

I just love this pattern Denise! Perfect for a blanket and thank you sooooo much for ali you do for us out here in LOOMY LAND!! Love ya, Vikki

[@sandraleawilliams283]

Beautiful stitch

[@LoomaHat]

So nice - thank YOU 😊

[@JB-vd8bi]

Awesome! Thanks Denise

[@LormaMargosiak]

Hi love haven't seen you in a long while Merry Christmas and Happy New Years. Love the video 🤗

[@lifewithericajean]

😊nice pattern!

[@ashleyyoung-cg3ww]

Hello, I just got a knit quick infinity loom and was wondering if your stitch tutorials will also work on it? Thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Yes it will 🙂

[@debsimister2782]

It gorgeous thank you so much for the awesome video will have to try this

[@colormile-vid8888]

Hi Denise do you have a pattern for plaid and houndstooth for the round loom to make a hat or shawl or cowl? All I can find is either it's crocheted or traditional knitting. Love your channel and how detailed your videos are. I'm new to loom knitting but have made 5 hats and a fingerless mitten from your channel. I'm enjoying this knew hobby. Thank you for sharing your talent. 😍

[@pamy1098]

First, you ate so talented. Second, I'd like to use this stitch pattern to loom knit placemat and napkin ring. First question: what border would you recommend? Second question: do you have a bowl cover/holder pattern? All I can find is crochet pattern for bowl cover/holder. Thanks so much.

[@LoomaHat]

Hi - thank you soooOOOO much for your kind words. I think your best bet would be a a garter or seed stitch boarder. AND I don't have a pattern for a bowl cover but I LOVE the idea. Going right now to see what I can come up with - thanks for the ask 😊💛🌻

[@kupkake6516]

I plan on making a blanket with bulky yarn. Do you think I would get enough stitch definition? I love this little pyramid. Thank you Denise for this and all of your wonderful tutorials.

[@LoomaHat]

The chunkier the yarn the less stitch definition with this particular pattern. I would suggest knitting a small swatch with at least 2 pattern repeats. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH_LZ5Shfdx2Y68

[@kupkake6516]

Will do. I appreciate your quick reply.

[@laurenramsay843]

What would happen if I used the Ewrap on a small gauge loom instead of the flat knit?

[@catherineportland503]

Can I do a hat in the round using this pattern. Have a 40 peg 3/4 using #6 yarn what will happen if I keep going around the loom is this possible?? Please

[@ronnieellis9524]

Can I knit pleats on a loom love the patton

[@susanmassey1632]

If I wanted to use my Afghan Loom, the KK S Loom, how would I go about increasing the size of the pyramids so that I could make a larger blanket, say for a twin bed?

[@mimiDchi]

Cute indeed. I just need to know what cast on did you use though?

[@catherineportland503]

On row 3. Are you repeating it more than once. Or did you mean go to the end of the row then do k8. Please

[@nniniealfamansjoers8525]

Super as always,..love it Dank u

[@virdenaroberts1971]

You said that I need to add edges to help with the curling please can you show me.

[@vegangelist]

Virdena Roberts what that means, in its easiest form, is that on either side of a flat panel, you need to add stitches that will create a non curling border. This happens, in this particular pattern, because there are just a lot more knit stitches than purl stitches. Worked in the round, you don't have to worry about curling except at top and bottom but, in the case of a hat, if you as a brim, that solves that problem. Alternatively, you could just have a rolled brim on bottom. Back to flat panels: let's say you want to create a scarf with this pattern and you will be doing five repeats of this "8 stitch repeat" (which I'll abbreviate as "8x" from here on out). You can add a garter stitch border on all sides of the scarf, to prevent the curling. The garter stitch works because it has a good balance between knits and purls, since you have the same number of each stitch. The garter stitch border is also ideal for this pattern since it ties in with the garter stitch in the arrows of the design. Ok, so in the hypothetical scarf example, this is what your stitches would be, working garter stitches at the beginning, then moving into the arrow pattern, with only garter stitch on the sides, and finishing with all garter stitch rows again. Here's a visual representation, with the first row on the bottom, so reading it from bottom to top (again, with 8x representing the 8 stitch repeat for any given row): KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPP8X8X8X8X8XPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPP8X8X8X8X8XPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPP8X8X8X8X8XPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPP8X8X8X8X8XPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK repeat the alternating rows of k and p as much as you want to get the border you want. Then, add as many stitches on either side of your 8x stitches, to get as wide a side border as you want. And, of course, work the repeat of 8x rows and all knit rows for as long as you want the piece to be.

[@brennanceltic]

What do I do with a 41 peg loom?

[@sandraleawilliams283]

Hi! Instead of doing flat knit, can ypu do u wrap instead?

[@LoomaHat]

Yes - the basically show up the same. I sometimes use both on the same project.

[@jessekey777]

Be cool if you could do a hat in this pattern.

[@noemialmeida2053]

Lo podría traducir al español? Me encantó su tejido en telar pero no me sale porque no sé cuantas veces o vueltas deba hacer 😔

[@peggyf152]

How wide is your sample when of the loom?

[@meganharrison8978]

I try doing this pattern on the long loom and am not receiving the pyramid pattern. I have 62 long loom peg. Help please

[@donnaslove325]

Hi Denise! Merry & Blessed belated Christmas & Happy & Blessed New Year! Omgosh I love this pattern so very much & I giggled because u answered a question I was going to ask just as the video was ending & that was that we can do it in the round. I do however have a question on how I would do the drawstring cast on & off for this? I haven’t really ventured into trying projects when it doesn’t show the cast on & off, because I’m a visual learner & just get lost when I don’t see it. But if u can tell me how to work those two things into this project I know I’ll be able to follow ur verbal ( written ) advice as I’m ok with the cast on & off aspect. Thanks in advance & thank u for all u do for us looters out here & god bless. Love & hugs, donna

[@nniniealfamansjoers8525]

Is ths pattern food for blanket too?

[@nniniealfamansjoers8525]

#good

[@harleyst.gelais2044]

Can this be turned into a hat?

[@esperanzazambrano5140]

❤pretty

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU !!!