LOOM KNITTING Stitches The Popcorn Vine

[@LoomaHat]

Recommended Videos Below: How I start my stitch patterns: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jNhGptr7uXl9k Tighten cast -on loose loops: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGjbcn2Bd9tmbcU How to block your knitted item: kzbin.info/www/bejne/inmxmmSBoNKFi8k The Written Pattern: www.etsy.com/listing/939100374/l

[@kabirstetson5096]

pro tip: watch movies on InstaFlixxer. Been using them for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@jaidenronin2236]

@Kabir Stetson yup, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)

[@markmaverick5362]

@Kabir Stetson Definitely, I've been using instaflixxer for since november myself :D

[@gloriablankenship1678]

You have the best videos. I am a new knitter and you show such detail. I already made several of your items. I also bought a couple of your patterns from Etsy. Thank you for these videos. You are the BEST!

[@hellomsyarn]

You must have spent a ton of time making this video and demonstrating multiple rows, so thank you. You've taken the mystery out of this popcorn look. Beautiful stitch pattern.

[@lindaarppe713]

Denise, that is absolutely stunning! It will make a gorgeous shawl/wrap! Now, to find the perfect 🧶..... *Runs over to yarn stash* this may take awhile 😁. Thank you again for a beautiful stitch pattern and all that you do for us. Hugs my beautiful friend! 😘😘💕

[@donnastroud9294]

Very pretty

[@LoomaHat]

Thank you! 😊

[@jannelledonaldson6255]

Thank you I find your tutorials easy to follow for a beginner loomer!!!!! My daughter is really wanting the Harry Styles JW Anderson cardigan but I can't seem to convert the free knitting pattern to loom as I can't knit with needles. Is there any possible way you could do a tutorial on this? If so thank you in advance !!!!!

[@kelley7816]

Beautiful

[@CaseyBear87]

This is such a pretty pattern! I'll have to try it!

[@jodiekingsley5181]

Merry Xmas to you and 👪 family

[@barbaraespey8176]

Really cool

[@reneesmithdecozen6531]

Thankyou so muchos. I was waiting for this pattern.

[@LoomaHat]

Hope you like it!

[@kalikaperez1809]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@LoomaHat]

Thank YOU for the thank you !!!

[@rickruano2282]

I've recently started to knit (Done with Baking, too many carbs). I've knitted two hats for my wife. Your channel has been a blessing, it's helped my sanity by giving me a distraction during the pandemic. I wanted to thank you and also ask if you or anyone could give me advise on how to make a tighter knit. Do I need a loom with more - closer pegs? or is this a problem with my technique? Thank you in advance.

[@eqraal7adtha]

I love it, thank you for the great work 😍😍 Dina

[@LoomaHat]

I'm glad you love it !!!! Thank YOU☺🙂

[@anneshirley9560]

So what did you end up making? Beautiful pattern by the way. Your tutorials are always so clear and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@LoomaHat]

Hi Anne - it’s a shawl

[@barbaraespey8176]

Like your music

[@yusitahyusof7230]

Tqvm 4.shares

[@augustgirl]

I have a question about the pop stitch. Are you consistently changing the amount of times you knit over? Sorry if it seems like odd question. I am trying to count the times, and I am not sure if I am thinking 8 and seeing differently. ( I have been working a lot of hours, maybe my brain is whacked. Lol. Thank you.

[@carlahenthorn4937]

I am going to be starting a baby blanket here in the next couple of days in the diamond stitch where it's all ewrap knits except the diamond are the purls... With a garter stitch border... Would doing the popcorn stitch look good in place of the purls???

[@keysbyrena777]

Ooooh! Great question! I'm curious too

[@jayesbeautifulchaos2244]

I get SO CONFUSED with the different types and weight/gauges of yarn! Is there any way you would be willing to do an educational video on the different types? I ordered a “worsted weight” yarn off amazon and it’s super thin, but your worsted weight looks tons thicker. I thought worsted weight was the same size? See what I mean? I could listen to your voice all day. I love how you say “loop”! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

[@LoomaHat]

Hey Jaye - first thank YOU for the thank you and for being sooOOOOoooo super sweet - here is a video I hope will help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6q6mKtrlLerrMk

[@jayesbeautifulchaos2244]

@@LoomaHat thank you so much!! So I guess other than measuring the actual yarn before you buy it, there’s no “rule” yarn makers have to follow to make sure we get the “right size” yarn? Thank you again! I am currently using your diagonal chevron stitch to make placemats for my “new” table that I just refinished. I can’t wait to show off the table, and your awesome stitches for my placemats!

[@emilydaleakersgilliland2030]

I hear 👂 your cat 🐈 purring

[@اممحمد-ب6ب3ق]

FAK

[@amydavis4945]

I'm so confused. You starting this pattern "in the middle" of the work just confuses how to do it. I don't usually criticize tutorial videos because I DO appreciate the time and effort that goes into making a tutorial video. But this time I just have to say, it would have made so much more sense if you had just started at the beginning with a cast on (or right after the cast on row). Starting the tutorial in the middle of an already started pattern just... doesn't help. I'm sorry.

[@LoomaHat]

Amy first, thank you for the feedback- I understand that the concept of a stitch pattern verses a project pattern may be a bit confusing unless you’ve used a stitch pattern to create your own project but again this is a stitch pattern and not a project pattern. My cast-on my not work at all for the project you choose to use the with this stitch. It is the project and not the stitch that should determine your cast and and cast off.

[@LoomaHat]

Here is a video on how I start my stitch patterns "in general" kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4jNhGptr7uXl9k

[@MichelleHotchkissArt]

Amy, this used to confuse me also, but as I’ve progress in my loom knitting experience, I now understand how to use stitch pattern videos. It might help to imagine that this video starts right after you complete your cast on. After your cast on, do the foundation row at the very beginning of the video - this will be done only once - then start with row 1 in the pattern, and continue on. She has each row clearly labeled. You can also do a few garter stitch rows before your foundation row, and at the ends of each row, and at the very end of the project. This will give a border around the pattern that doesn’t curl. I hope this helps. It seems confusing but becomes understandable as you go.

[@amydavis4945]

@@MichelleHotchkissArt Thank you. Between her explanation to me here, and now yours, I think I understand what needs to be done. I'm **very** new to loom knitting so... tbh, I'm not even sure what a "garter stitch" is, but I'll figure it out. Thanks again!