Make a scarf - Easy project.

[@steffen8741]

Straight to the point and no purling or other nonsense!! Perfect for the beginner just learning about loom knitting. I’ve crocheted for 11 years ever since I was 9 years old and never really liked traditional knitting, I always thought it was too slow. But i just discovered loom knitting a couple of days ago and I’m so interested in it! Thank you again for this wonderful tutorial, you’re the best!! :)

[@Cheryl64014]

Best loom-teacher on KZbin! The others had me so confused I didn't know if I was knitting or skating! ;) Thank you so much for teaching this 71-year-old how to knit!

[@hollyhedges1455]

I love your name

[@shara503]

I'm a visual learner and so many of these videos have hands in the way. This video was great for visual learning. The instructions are easy to follow, there was no crazy music in the background and she is straight forward and has a very pleasing voice. :)

[@etheldebose8074]

What is it for ?

[@darkfusionx22]

I just purchased a loom and created my first hat! Thank you for making everything so easy to understand.

[@patricianewton1417]

I don't know if anyone is monitoring this feed. I LOVE it when you said "Go to the end of the rope". That just tickled me. Some videos are so serious people forget to have fun with it.

[@auntiebagel4788]

I very much enjoyed your video and appreciate you taking the time to make it for us. I do have a couple of suggestions though, if you don't mind. I've been looming for many years and find these two tricks to be quite helpful...I hope you and your followers will find them helpful also. Tip #1... next time you're out and about, running errands, stop by McDonald's and grab up a couple of their plastic soda straws. I prefer McD's because their straws are nice and sturdy. So now you have your straws at home and you're ready to begin a new loom project. First thing to do is unwrap the straw and then cut it in half. Save the other half for future projects. Next, push the end of your yarn all the way through the straw. I recommend creating a slip knot and either attach it to your little anchor peg or just slip it onto your first knitting peg. Push your straw up close to the pegs, then holding the straw like you would a pen or pencil, begin your e-wraps. You will be amazed at how quickly you get each of those pegs wrapped! Tip #2...Instead of doing the "cheater wrap" on the end peg, just leave that 1st peg with the 1 wrap on it, but continue doing the 2nd row of wraps on the rest of the pegs until you get to the other end. Work the stitches the exact same way as you showed us, pulling that bottom loop up, over, and off of the peg. Now, when you go to wrap that 2nd row again, repeat by leaving that 1st peg with just the one wrap. As you go back and forth those single-wrapped 1st pegs WILL get wrapped. You will find a much cleaner edge if you eliminate that cheater wrap on each end peg. Of course it's all about your preference, but maybe you'll enjoy this result as well. Tip #3...I REALLY liked how you removed the piece from the loom...I never thought to do it that way but I like it very much. That being said, I don't think I would cut off the ends after they are knotted. Instead, I would weave them into the outside edges of the piece, the reason being that with my dumb luck those knots would find a way to work themselves loose and then my whole piece would run the risk of coming apart and we sure don't want that to happen. Again, just a difference of techniques. Once more let me say thank you so much for taking the time to teach. That old saying about teaching an old dog new tricks, well, it IS possible and I'm proof of that cuz I'm one of those old dogs...lol! I hope you and your followers find my tips helpful. Have fun and remember...there's no such thing as too much yarn! LOL!!

[@petermw88]

My granddaughter came to stay and brought this with her but I didn't have a clue how to use it! Thank you for your clear and comprehensive tutorials. We now have a happy little girl dressed in a beanie hat decorated with a bow and a matching scarf.....best tutorial. thank you.

[@nadimakhorshid9268]

thank you,the binding off was the best I ever watched as you can control the finished size you want not too tight and not too loose.thank you.

[@elsygarcia2426]

Quiero ver receta pastel de babaria

[@sueryan5233]

I just bought a loom tonight and have never tried this. Your video makes it look easy for a rookie like me to make an awesome scarf! Thanks!

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Sue Lister You can do it. Let me know if you need help.

[@marapellettieri7644]

Thank you!!!! I found other videos super confusing. Great instructor!

[@pinkvomit123]

I’ve watched so many “beginner” videos on KZbin and they have been so confusing. You explain everything so well! I can actually loom now! Ty ty ty!

[@CreationsOfParadis]

I've had my knitting loom for who knows how long and I've never known what to do with it ... I surprised myself when I found the little tool that it came with lost in the depths of my treasure trove of crochet hooks! I have some extremely bulky yarn I can't crochet with so I may as well try to do a scarf out of it for charity. Why not? So glad I found your channel!

[@natzcho4097]

This is my first time looming and i finished a scarf following your instructions! Thank you so much. The video was very helpful.

[@elisarenteria7603]

Mee too

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you. We hope you are enjoying your loom. ❤️

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Elisa Renteria what have you made on your loom?

[@mellyk19]

I just received a loom as a gift and have no knowledge of knitting in any form. I watched a few videos before finding yours and was very confused to say the least. Thankfully, I found yours before I threw in the towel. Thank you for making an easy to follow tutorial!

[@melissasmith1527]

He same happened to me....LoomAHat is a great teacher. Her videos are how I learned. Very thorough and easy to understand. Good luck.

[@misssam83]

Easiest cast off I've found! Thank you!!

[@Ratsamyo]

You are best teacher on KZbin channel. Thank you so much for posting your videos on here. Your videos are so easy to follow and unlike any others KZbin teachers I had ever watched always thrown me off. But your videos makes looming so fun and enjoyable!!❤️❤️❤️👍👍😁

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you!

[@dianaedwards8944]

This is the most accessible video to follow for me as a beginner! I have round looms and want to make scarves (I have a scarf problem :)). Thanks for making the video simple and easy for a beginner to follow. It can be quite confusing as a beginner.

[@dianaedwards8944]

I'm revising my comment. I knitted back and forth and it curled like crazy. I don't understand why you instructed this in this manner.

[@crowgrl13]

I've been making hats on my loom for years (I give them to the homeless), but didn't know I could make a scarf with this! So glad I found this tutorial! I am saving it so that when I finish my current hat, I can start making scarves, too!

[@almas2423]

Great tutorial for this beginner! Thank you ❤

[@kinections_etc8112]

OMG!!!! This is a lot better than the other one I saw come talking about beginners....(sucking my teeth...lol). I forgot I use to loom. We just did something different. Beginning means not twisting and twirling until later. Thank you. Straight to the point on a beginner stitch. I will do all that other fancy stuff later when I remember what it is I am doing again. Thanks a bunch hun. You too camera man/woman. 😀

[@phyllisboyse2024]

I have been trying to do loom knitting, single row (not circle 8) and everyone I watch makes it confusing at the row end. You make it so much easier to follow. Thank you.

[@patriciaaini3481]

wow I really liked the way that u removed the square from the loom. I've been loom knitting for a year and I remove the project using the loop over loop method and wrap the working yarn around that to lock in the stitch . I didn't know about the length of thread method .while I probably will always do it my way I m gonna try Ur way aleast once . it seemed easier and much faster . Ur a good teacher thanks .

[@faithlittle9021]

this is a great tutorial...I learned how to bind off scarf. Watched several prior to this and didn't learn anything. Loved this lady!!!!

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Faith Little thank you!

[@ladybirdOZ]

excellent explanations there, I'm not new to loms but found I was getting bored, new way of making flat pieces YAY

[@heidibrown2357]

Thank you! Love this! My daughter just got into loom knitting and this was REALLY helpful. I tried going off of written instructions I found on someone's blog and it was so impossible to understand for a beginner. This was exactly what she needed!

[@byoco1]

Thank you that was so easy to follow. I have some sore fingers so the loom is better for me. Dish cloths will be nice and neat.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Barbara Yocom Thank you!!!

[@annielee6348]

Zumby Crafts sitting

[@lynnebelle9228]

Thank you so much! I'm a beginner at using a loom and it's usually difficult for me to learn new things, but this video helped me so much. It was really easy to understand

[@rollabiblebaptistchurch]

Just got my loom and am trying to learn how to use it...found this video concise and easy to understand...thank you!

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you for watching.

[@MariaGonzalez-ys6yh]

Easiest tutorial yet! Thank you so much for sharing this

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you!

[@vrhoneybee914]

Thanks for the videos it is the easiest bind off I have seen! Thanks again :-)

[@cassandramontanez2841]

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[@lindadelcamp6686]

If I want to make a warm scarf what is best, knitting or crocheting? If knitted, what stitch would I use? Just plain knit stitch every row or knit and purl?

[@taviathiessen4612]

thanks for the video!! you made it super simple and very easy to understand!! just bought a loom kit on Saturday along with some yarn. watched your video and I'm almost 3/4 of the way done with my very FIRST scarf!! 😍😊 thank you so much

[@mrsbritland420]

Hi thank you for showing the scarf iv done one thanks alot xx

[@pmzeenath442]

I got a set of knitted scarf from my uncle and I didn't understand the instructions and then straight away I came to KZbin and went through all the videos and everybody are fast talkers and doesn't explain then at last I clicked u r video and followed u r instructions and I got a beautiful 3 coloured scarf. I love uuu

[@FaodailCreation]

Thank you for your tutorial

[@wildwildwests]

Thank you! So easy! I kept messing up on the end peg when trying on my own. I was e wrapping the end instead of just making a U TURN! Thanks again for sharing :)

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+GameGetting Girl You are very welcome. Have a great day!!!

[@makeupbyjaimeO]

Thank you so much I have just started learning!! Your a great teacher.

[@mr6230]

Enjoyed learning from your video. Our problem is that the yarn gets too tight to loop over and the pegs. Even though we weave loosely. Any suggestions? Thank you

[@sherrir101]

finally! something that I can understand!

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Sherri Rochester Thank you. Hope you are enjoying your loom. :)

[@aminaaljaded3217]

Sherri Rochester

[@amirizinou5273]

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[@amirizinou5273]

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[@carverclay9888]

Thank you so much for your easy to understand videos. I am also a beginner so I appreciate your very clear instructions.

[@BarbaraScher-he4er]

Just started loom knitting as I have MS and knitting and crochet Is not that easy. I am left handed. Do you directions for left handed people? So far you instructions seem to be the easiest and most clear to follow as compared to others. Also can this scarf be done in all knit stitch? Thank you.

[@malyndalobdell3097]

I like your directions. I could understand them.

[@doaahamoda8552]

Great video thank you... But there is a question.. Is there a difference between 100 gm yarn and 250 gm... Because when I use 100 gm yarn, it does not look good.. So what's the ideal yarn please?

[@minpuno7150]

Great video, easy to follow. I do however have a question. Can this be done with a single strand of yarn?

[@vanahazarian5517]

Thank you very much! I did my first scarf with this video :-)

[@katherinesackett9215]

I am new here so I : subscribed, hit the bell for all notifications, shared & liked.

[@wafuuu7358]

Thanks! That's an easy project. There's only one question i would like to ask right now..... It's a silly one...." At leats how much yarn do you need to knit a scarf? "

[@wafuuu7358]

One typing error i have made its at least not at leats😂😂

[@ZumbyCrafts]

It depends on how long and wide you make your scarf. I usually use about 3 skeins (balls of yarn).

[@kkkaam.]

My mom is helping me sooo it’s rlly fun

[@elleinad1980]

Thank-you so much it work amazingly.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

You are welcome.

[@Tasha_vq]

I just started with the loom and this video was really easy and helpful. thank you

[@elliemerc01]

When you loomed that hot pad, I thought it was a straight scarf lol hahahaha. I ordered straight looms for scarves b/c my arms are not good so these looms are a blessing for me. Thanks, God bless and Merry Christmas † (Dec.16/15).

[@Annieb519]

Thank you for sharing your project with us. Re your bind off, does your bind off have a name like basic bind off or is this a generic type bind off that someone thought up? I can't find it anywhere else. I want to use it as I have had problems using the basic bind off with one end re being shorter than the other. Your bind off seems so effortless, I am very curious! THANk YOU again!

[@brendasidmore2731]

Thank you so much for the tutorial. You made it so easy to follow.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you

[@jow.2450]

Love this tutorial. I think I finally understand. Question - should I have a loom with an anchor? Mine don’t have it. Should I buy other models? Thanks!!

[@ZumbyCrafts]

What type of loom do you have? Wood, plastic?

[@pamelaenright5825]

When you are knitting with the balloon which way did you put your yarn on that hook when you're starting out I'm having trouble with that

[@scottyrockethellocat]

Great video!!! I have learn a lot that seems so hard from others here :)

[@Cheftiggs]

Nicely done. My question is How would I sew panels together to make a large blanket/throw?

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Ellen Fox Here is a link that will help you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV7LnniGrd6Mq7s

[@velenajackson3187]

Very easy to follow> Thank you!

[@supernova5812]

Thanks for your video!!! your video is very useful and easy and I will make this for my grandmom

[@kathleenbarnett9157]

This is the first time watching any of your videos. Loved it and so easy to follow. Subscribing to your channel is a “no brainer”! THANK YOU from Penticton, BC 🇨🇦

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thanks

[@hollywhh]

What’s the benefit to weaving with a double strand?

[@rochellesjolsvold1890]

I'm a guy with essential tremors, but I just finished my first scarf

[@rawfoodelectric]

Wow, I love how you explain this!

[@barbaragale7880]

excellent video..easy to follow..thanks so much

[@earlinemarini5812]

What kind of yarn are you using? Like 4 ply or cotton yarn. For dish cloth. Love your video

[@cherylgrider759]

I need to know how many pegs do you wrap to make a seven inch square? I'm using a round Knifty Knitter loom.

[@donnacordeira9870]

I think you should be sitting at a table so it's easy for us leaving as diners to see..

[@marniekatzbeck5856]

How many pegs did you use was thinking of making pocket prayer shawls with your video you explained it very well.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+OwlnLoomnCrazy katzbeck You can use as many pegs as you need to make the size of project you want. I think in the video I used 12 pegs. Just play with it until you get the size you want. You can always take the project off the loom and reuse the yarn. Good luck. I would love to see a pic of your finished project.

[@Golosa8879]

Thanks for the video! I just started and this tutorial was very helpful. ☺☺

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thank you.

[@yanetleon9816]

Taste The Rainbow

[@annettemiller6202]

Awesome video!

[@heididietrich3747]

Yeah. I like the explaining too.

[@stephyagow8589]

Could u make a blanket the same way u did this but with blucky yarn?

[@safafituri2537]

Amazing Working on it , Thanks a lot

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Safa Fituri You can do it!!!

[@loidafeliciano9118]

Hi I am glad that you have another video, your first video help a lot, please keep on making video you explain very clear. Can you tell me where can I buy the loom that you are using. Thank you

[@starsoulsandi]

+Loida Feliciano Walmart, target, Meijers. . .probably all craft stores like Hobby Lobby & Michael's too :) i think I got mine at the craft store...you can buy 1 or a whole kit with a few in it. Plus books too :) Enjoy!! XOXOXO

[@starsoulsandi]

hi, the first 'tail' you took off the tack . . .can it just hang there without coming undone? while i'm working, it should be ok? thank u for a GREAT video, I'm new to this & YOU explain things so wonderful!!! XOXO Sandi

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+sandi brill Yes. It will not come undone. Just trim it once you are done. Have a great day. Thanks for watching.

[@basantqandil3616]

Thank you for the video 💖💖

[@mike8019]

i actually just got a round loom kit a few weeks ago and im experiencing the curling issue when trying to make a scarf is there any way to avoid it curling at all or does it just naturally do it no matter what you do?

[@Sonder0077]

I saw a video about this being addressed. Look up a channel called Wambui Made It She shows how to make a flat scarf with a round loom. (No it's not me)

[@nazirarajan3044]

Thx for the video, could you do a sweater???

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Yes. You would make it in pieces, and whip stitch it together.

[@samanthawakefield7583]

Now does this also work for a shawl because that is what I want to make. And so far this is working way better then any other way I have tried.

[@samanthawakefield7583]

Samantha Wakefield Now it is getting hard to keep going I am on my third or fourth row ho do I keep that from not happing?

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Thanks for watching the video. Wrap the yarn as loose as you can around the pegs. I tend to wrap the yarn tight myself. Let me know if this helps. :)

[@samanthawakefield7583]

Zumby Crafts Ok now do you go in front or behind the peg first?

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Samantha Wakefield Yes. You can use this method to make all types of projects. :)

[@samanthawakefield7583]

Zumby Crafts It got a tight on the 9th one. Any suggtions on how to fix it?

[@alexaherbay7048]

Would you be able to make a baby blanket with this technique because I only have a circle loom

[@catherineveleker6822]

Great demo, and btw love that the demonstrator is not wearing some weird green or black chippy nail polish, which is annoying and distracting.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Catherine Veleker Thanks for watching. I am glad you approve of my nails. :) Have fun looming!!!

[@elliemerc01]

+Catherine Veleker I agree :D

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Ellie Mercer Thank you. Just a quick question. What have you been making on your loom. I need to make a new video. Is there anything you would like to see?

[@heididietrich3747]

Catherine Veleker Or ANNOYING MUSIC!!!!!

[@yvetterendon2822]

I'm trying to make a baby blanket with a round loom. can you do a video on that?

[@Annieb519]

If you use the largest loom, 41 pegs, should be fine. Just keep track of how wide and long it is, as in keep measuring it. OR, follow this link, kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56llYycpJV3gZo This baby blanket was SOOOO easy! Just make sure you use a CHUNKY SOFT YARN, #6. I used Bernat Baby Blanket yarn, worked perfect. When you get to the end of it, use the modified basic bind off. Here is a link for the modified basic bind off: www.loomahat.com/modified-basic-bind-off/ Mine turned out fine, but the one above looks easy too. Good luck!

[@samanthabell1729]

was wondering how to make a blanket or afghan on this particular vid.

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Samantha Bell - Thank for the question. We have made blankets by making squares, and then piece them together. It makes an awesome project. Let me know if you need help. Thanks.

[@samanthabell1729]

Thank you, sorry it took me a moment to get back to you. I will let you know :)

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Samantha Bell best of luck.

[@kaydeesimon9321]

What brand is your pick tool?

[@donnaoeding6955]

Hi I was wondering how many stitches do you use for the scarf I never know how many to do thank you so much

[@chanleung312]

Thank you for your video

[@tanyatautuaa9333]

Very nice

[@mc44701]

What yarn did u use?

[@Jogaemin]

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[@Cheftiggs]

Good Evening :) can this bind off be used on all looming projects?

[@ZumbyCrafts]

+Ellen Fox Yes it can.

[@anikamendoza2899]

Can you use a 36 round loom peg and how many pegs do you need to ues on a 36 round loom

[@ZumbyCrafts]

Yes. You can use any size loom. The number of pegs you use will depend on how wide you want the scarf. The more pegs you use the wider your scarf will be.

[@ep4539]

Thank you SO much!!!!

[@kennethbird4656]

Lighter yarn is easier to see espically for older people

[@lalahoubi7509]

Hello everyone I am a poor girl I do not find this truic at home in Morocco is that what a little thank you for helping me avnce

[@heididietrich3747]

I didn't quite get what you did with the loop at the end. Can you help me with that please?

[@judithliteratus6104]

How to order the loom

[@brendaw6319]

When done, how wide is the scarf ?

[@madisenbowe9174]

However wide you want it to be.

[@ciarabee1boyle754]

I did it with a colour rainbow wool.

[@nancyray2079]

Are you using 2 strands of yarn when you make this?

[@ZumbyCrafts]

With the looms you can use any number of strands. The more you use the thicker the end project will be. Try it with strips of material. It turns out cool.

[@jaannetzenitram8348]

do you use 2 yarns