Magic Twist Stitch is easy for beginners shawls, scarves, blankets Loom Knit No Purls

[@mayolson2]

This stitch is absolutely one I am so jazzed about. A giant thanks. Amazing.

[@georgettehaupt3894]

Love this stitch. Thank you!!!!

[@ChaosTheoryAstrology]

I always love your videos!❤

[@rebeccajaskie8343]

I love this stich so easy

[@alizaday]

I want to make a shawl with this , it's a very attractive stitch and easy

[@marjankoevoets5435]

Wow, another nice easy stitch. I'm going to make a swatch first and maybe a baby blanket in white. Thank you for sharing all your stitches . I love everyone of them.

[@lilylivas9951]

❤❤

[@jammiebidwell289]

Thank you love all your videos

[@kellycoleman7898]

Such a pretty stitch. Great job Deborah

[@Maryann-wc9vo]

That is a nice easy stitch. Thank you for the video. I like all your stitch videos, lots for me to try.

[@martinaberry9738]

So amazing

[@charlenemariebarney1537]

I enjoy watching your stitch video and hearing feathered friend

[@crazycatladyinglis2736]

I would love to make tat blanket xxx

[@monicabuch3827]

Awesome stitch😊

[@berneemartin8859]

I’m using your Magic Twist stitch in a hat. Since I’m doing it in the round, I’m getting an interesting spiral in the direction I’m going (clockwise). It looks quite nice and also really, really great on the inside; so, it’s going to be a reversible hat and I think I may actually like it best inside out! Also, I have been wondering for a while with some stitches whether I could change the direction I’m knitting on alternate rows somehow? I’m not quite sure what would be the best way to do that. Any suggestions would be welcome. Thank you! ☺

[@DeborahShaw]

Changing direction in the round is challenging. When I have done it I did a slouchy hat because i could hide the big jog from doing it in the back.

[@berneemartin8859]

Thanks, I’m a newbie and I love your videos - I need clarification though because to my inexperienced eyes, it looks like you’re doing a U-wrap stitch followed by two E-wrap stitches on same peg rather than three U-wraps as you say. Anyway, I’m really enjoying loom knitting so far - have only made a few hats so far. I really wish I had started years ago but I guess better late than never.

[@DeborahShaw]

slow down the video if you cant see what i am doing...its not what you are saying.

[@berneemartin8859]

@@DeborahShaw Okay, thanks - yes, it’s often a good idea to slow it down to see more clearly. My problem was in my understanding of what constitutes an E-wrap. I went and looked at your playlist for something with E-wraps and found one that was very interesting ‘Owl Stitch Loom Knit No purls easy for beginners, blankets, shawls scarves and cowls..’ kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3KWlWWQZZ5rh9k So basically it seems the difference there between U-wrap and E-wrap is whether the wrapping is going clockwise or counterclockwise? I knew some prefer to work clockwise and some counterclockwise on a round loom - I thought the important difference between the two wrap stitches was just whether the working yarn was wrapped all the way around the peg or not. I didn’t realize the direction of wrapping was the main thing. Oh well, I’m still very new at this and trying hard to get the hang of it all. I love the tremendous variety of stitches you have available on your playlist, wow!

[@DeborahShaw]

@@berneemartin8859 its more important to see how the stitches are made. in needle knitting ewrap is knitting through the bac loop. in my wrapping techniques for this stitch i am saying its uwrap to help people understand what direction the knit is on the peg. As long as you see how to do it dont worry about anything else in a stitch that has a lot of wrapping technique

[@SarahAloof]

I just tried this, it came out like a lace, could this be because i am using the wrong tipe of wool

[@DeborahShaw]

you didnt use the right gauge for your loom, Either use thicker yarn or a smaller gauge loom.

[@bettywaldeck7732]

Lana, do you use double strañd #4 yarn on the 41 peg?

[@DeborahShaw]

Not usually I like chunky wool but occasionally I do.

[@mandussnrmomberg6599]

Good day what do you call your stitch where you wrap the wool twice around a pin and then throw the bottom 2 over. the pin layout was 2 pins and then 3 normal where owleye is used

[@DeborahShaw]

Juniper stitch

[@jammiebidwell289]

Can you do this to make a hat

[@DeborahShaw]

yes

[@jennifersweeney9372]

this can be a be a blanket as well? i can just cast on then just do this? thank you.

[@DeborahShaw]

You can make anything you want with it. i

[@jennifersweeney9372]

@@DeborahShaw thank you so much. I'm Glade I found this channel. You make simple.

[@debras2845]

Hi Deborah did u intend to do a modified owl eye border? On your return u wrapped both pegs 2 times instead of just the 2nd. Thanks for verification

[@DeborahShaw]

I worked out an edge that works and yes i intended it.

[@debras2845]

Deborah Shaw thanks did not think first was sent using terra magic with some velvet yarn. Fun to do.

[@jodiekingsley5181]

Corners i am not getting them is there a easy way for coners please

[@DeborahShaw]

Its a stich video and I gave you a corner that worked. You can try to find your own corner or watch it a few times until you get it. Its really not hard