Part 2 Join Panels Using Loom | Loom Knit Rainbow Baby Blanket

Learn how to join garter stitch panels on a loom without sewing/seaming.
Part 2 Steps
01:15 Join first stitch of Panel A to Panel B
03:24 Complete cast on for Panel B
04:19 Garter stitch body
09:36 Join last stitch of Panel A to Panel B
12:05 Complete cast on for Panel B
Part 1: Panel A
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[@pattymullin8515]

Wow, that is an incredible way to join panels. I have never cared for other methods I have seen online. Finally, a beautiful method to finish a project with so it will look beautiful. Thank you so much for your post.

[@hellomsyarn]

Appreciate your encouragement, thank you so much.

[@vickylim9864]

Thank you . Excellent tutorial

[@evelynvictorymatheny9047]

Thank you for the great tutorial. Your loomed projects are ALWAYS beautifully designed and completed. You make it look effortless but I know and very much appreciate the time and effort you put into completing and sharing your projects.

[@hellomsyarn]

This made me smile. Thank you!

[@evelynvictorymatheny9047]

@@hellomsyarn you are most welcomed. You are very much appreciated.

[@debradodge9105]

Your tutorial was the easiest to see and follow. Thank you.

[@hellomsyarn]

You're welcome

[@blancarinconv9080]

Didactic and so beautiful, thank you.

[@almaramirez8868]

Loved your video! You are so clear and thorough with your explanations. I can't wait to try this technique. Thank you!

[@hellomsyarn]

Appreciate your kind words.

[@debras2845]

Just came across your panel video and looked at others. You do great videos. Voice, lighting and explanation are super. Like your style. I have been looming for over 10 years. Look forward to more. Thanks

[@hellomsyarn]

Appreciate this encouragement.

[@rosecoloradodenver]

I thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial! When you explain your process your voice is so calm, patient and so friendly. You are an awesome lady, I appreciated your step by step instructions and one more thing is you speak slowly!!!!!!

[@hellomsyarn]

Sometimes I wonder if I speak too slowly, so this is good to hear. Thank you.

[@jennysteytler1541]

Thanks so much. I have spent hours looking for a tutorial like this!!

[@vloging_with_amanda]

Beautiful thank you keep up with the great work I will keep coming back to this vid if I ever get stuck ❤

[@hellomsyarn]

Thank you.

[@violetcarson5532]

Happy Saturday night ☺️ excellent lesson 👏🏾 beautifully done 🥰 I have been waiting for this upload 😊 thank you for sharing this 🙂 have a peaceful and blessed night and weekend 🙏🏾🕊️🌹

[@hellomsyarn]

Thank you!

[@Maryann-wc9vo]

Thanks have to try this

[@papixie2959]

Thanks for the great instructions. Very easy to follow. Can’t wait to get started on a blanket!

[@hellomsyarn]

Glad to hear.

[@leticiagarcia2159]

Thank you ms yarn, for a wonderful tutorial I too loom knit and had to figure it out on how to loom knit the Harry Styles cardigan with all the different stitches on a knitting loom so I bought 4 boxes of the chunky flexee loom links and made a big knitting loom ( kinda like a hula hoop ) of 140 pegs ( 70 links ) and loom knit the body with all the different colors and stitches but stopped and put it away cause I was busy most of the time and didn’t have enough time to finished. The cardigan was for somebody not for me.

[@aliciatribs]

Oh wow!! Great instructions now all I need is luck

[@hellomsyarn]

You can do it!

[@maggies88]

I love this - so helpful!

[@CDForney]

Excellent!!! Thanks so much

[@barbaraiwodi1680]

Easy to follow. Thanks much.

[@hellomsyarn]

You are welcome.

[@meilinglau]

🎉🎉brilliant!! Thankyou! 😊😊

[@hellomsyarn]

Thanks!

[@paulrowley7748]

Thank you, I’m sure going to try this blanket.

[@hellomsyarn]

Awesome!

[@rakiyyahisom2192]

Awsome

[@lucyhernandez3408]

that so nice color lm going to try ty

[@TricôcomAngelina]

Sensacional 👏🏼👏🏼

[@kristinek.4268]

What to do if i ran out of yarn? Great tutorial 👌🏻 Thank you 🙏🏼

[@tiffanybrannon9031]

I have been looking for a blanket tutorial that is easy to follow and I think this is the one! I have a question though, could you go farther around the loom to make a bigger panel if you don't want to have alternating colors?

[@hellomsyarn]

You can definitely make a bigger panel by using more pegs. Just note that if you add more panels, it's just a bit awkward, that's all.

[@shirleyannjones6378]

Thanks for your tutorial of this baby blanket could I make it for a cot, or a baby seat etc?

[@hellomsyarn]

For a cot or crib, I would use lighter weight yarn. This blanket is quite heavy, so I think of it more as a stroller/pram blanket or for the car.

[@nicollettehumphries4941]

Thank you for the great step by step instructions! I am really into making blankets right now so I will have to give this a try. One question I had was when joining panels why did you put the umbrella from panel A on peg 13 and move the loop of panel B on peg 12 over? Would it work just the same if you put the umbrella of panel A on peg 12 and knit over the loop from panel B?

[@hellomsyarn]

Good question. Technically, the option you mentioned would join panels successfully, but the look would be different. I wanted a join that was flat, not bumpy, with no ridges, and that had the two colours show up like dashes, so horizontal bars. So yes, your alternative, along with many other variations, would create a good join, but esthetically, would display differently.

[@gofffamily6411]

Do you join the panels the same way if the pattern is different from garter stitch?

[@hellomsyarn]

Don't know exactly, I have not experimented with other stitches.

[@jlchellew2012]

Liked the video. Can i ask for the colour names you've use please.

[@hellomsyarn]

Unfortunately I don't know the names of the colours.

[@marydalton7266]

How would you do corners in loomknitg

[@lessismoreau8323]

Each of my panels keep stair stepping just slightly larger! Any ideas why?

[@hellomsyarn]

I'm wondering if you're joining at the wrong spot - it's very tricky. Perhaps make a few mini-versions to help you identify which stitch to join into. Good luck.

[@suelivieira8035]

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[@SherylKatz]

I enjoy your videos very much!! Thank you for what you do!! I wonder if you might consider doing a level series?? Ex: level 1=Beginner 2= intermediate 3= advanced. I have yet to see this and there are so many beginner videos and that's great just when beginner's follow so well they become a higher level of knowledge and experience so it catches up but somehow the videos available do not really address that?? Just wondering as I really enjoy your video style. 💞✨️

[@hellomsyarn]

That's a really good suggestion. Can I ask what level you think this video is? And would it be too complicated or unnecessary to use beginner, lower intermediate, intermediate, upper intermediate, advanced?

[@SherylKatz]

@@hellomsyarn I suppose I would consider this advanced beginner in the way you are naming the levels. This to me is a beginner project. But a beginner who has the basic knowledge of understanding ie measurement for the finished piece. Also Ewrap is used in all beginner projects which is fine to get a beginner to finish a project but, Ewrap is not really a basic knit stitch it it a twisted knit stitch. They have specific purposes, when used as a basic knit stitch ppl run into issues which are because they are not taught to use the knit stitches properly. I think it would be a more exact level for people to know what their knowledge is plus how many projects (different) have they completed? The more ppl learn the better but they also must put that to use by completing a variety of projects. Would you like to msg me I am on msngr??

[@hellomsyarn]

@@SherylKatz Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@lucyhernandez3408]

can you do any size yard

[@hellomsyarn]

Any size yarn is fine, as long as your loom gauge is appropriate.

[@ijustlove2sing]

Do you only add your panels on one end?

[@hellomsyarn]

Yes, just on one end, that's what worked out for me.

[@ijustlove2sing]

@@hellomsyarn Thank you!💜

[@MarthaM4858]

That’s why you should never use plastic yarn needles. Great video

[@hellomsyarn]

Agree - not so durable.