Snow Kisses Shawl: Loom Knitting Tutorial

[@amandajheal8345]

This pattern is a Joy to knit. In my view, the instructions are very well written, particularly the how to section. It makes what could be an awkward stitch pattern very easy. Thank you. Thank you also for your voice over in the video. What a shame you don’t have voice overs in all your videos, as you describe things well. I am Blind and appreciate this.

[@mollyclyde1294]

Thank you so much for making this tutorial. It has made the written pattern so much easier to understand. I am now feeling confident I can make this shawl on my KB 28" loom from the written pattern.

[@conniealman3237]

You should do more videos, great job. After seeing the video I think I will make it, love it!

[@PurlingSprite]

Thank you! I will try to make more videos as time allows.

[@Alqesa_ma3_dina]

I love it so much 💕💕💕 Thank you for the great work 🌹🌹

[@SanddollarStitcher]

Amazing video! Thank you. I cannot wait to make a blanket with this pattern.

[@lynettewykes9923]

Excellent tutorial, thank you.

[@PurlingSprite]

You are welcome!

[@latashagrandberry-bell5190]

I want to make a thick rectangle shawl for a elderly lady and she want to go pass her behind and thick so it keep in heat. What kind of yarn and how many I would need for a shawl ikr that? Please help me out. Thanks

[@PurlingSprite]

It depends on the knitting loom you will be using. If the knitting loom is large gauge, you can use a nice Merino Wool such as Malabrigo Rasta. If you are using a smaller gauge loom, you can use a worsted weight yarn. It will all depend on the knitting loom you want to use and of course the budge for the yarn.

[@yunusmshariff]

I am a big Ginormous fan of your work. And this one is amazing. Tried it out on a sample and loved it. And awesome video as usual! One quick question. What loom are you using in this video. Is it the 10" loom? I just ordered the 10" 3/8 gauge loom today and it has 24 pegs on one side, how come this one has 22 pegs on each side(not counting the sliders)... Just confused.

[@ShampooWow]

Awesome video! I like it

[@PurlingSprite]

Thank you.

[@michaelsangel73]

Can u do this on round loom

[@PurlingSprite]

Yes, worked as a flat panel

[@srristow1]

Hi wanted to see if you have a pattern for infant to toddlers loom knit poncho or if you could possibly design one

[@PurlingSprite]

I don't currently have one for an infant. I have a pattern for a toddler, if you go to Ravelry it is called Nyah's Poncho. It doesn't have a video though.

[@90suhani]

from where i get this kinds of loom?

[@PurlingSprite]

The knitting loom in this video is a KB Loom.

[@erikahindley7189]

Why don’t u skip the first and last peg to have a clean edge?

[@PurlingSprite]

You can skip the first peg if you wish when you create your shawl.

[@gailgoing5837]

I love the shawl but had a hard time hearing you. The music is drowning you out.

[@PurlingSprite]

Gail, thank you. I am making adjustments to the video sound on all my future projects.

[@kennethbird4656]

A round loom would have been better to use most people don't use these but it is nice though

[@PurlingSprite]

Any knitting loom that has the amount of pegs to create the shawl will work.