Alpaca handwoven scarf
The Swing Jacket Pattern is ready!! Shown here is Sue’s Swing Jacket with 3/4 length sleeves! She used only a little more than 2 skeins of Bernat Soft Boucle, with a single strand, to make he…
Learning to use this ancient cord-making tool is easy and the ways of using it are numerous! The lucet is believed to date back to Medieval times when it was used to create cords for clothing and general use. Lucet cord is square, strong, and slightly springy. Make cord to embellish your knit and crochet projects, or u
Цитата сообщения Hatshepsoot Прочитать целикомВ свой цитатник или сообщество! Избушка на курьих ножках В он-лайне у Marishka на Форуме почитателей амигуруми связалась избушка на курьих ножках . Баба Яга у меня получилась продвину...
This is a tutorial on how to make a simple flower (2 inch diameter) using the Flower Loom . Enjoy~ These are the tools needed: B...
If you've ever used a round knitting loom you know how easy they are to knit things such as hats, scarves, and socks. Making your own custom sized knitting looms can be easy and inexpensive. Most of the things you need you probably already have at home. You may need to go to the hardware store for the cotter pins, that will be used to make the pegs, though. If you would like to learn more about using knitting looms here are some websites you can check out. www.purlingsprite.com www.loomroom.com www.squidoo.com/LoomKnittingBlogs http://hubpages.com/hub/Knitting-Looms-An-Introduction
This was first posted in November 2015 on the Facebook Pin Loom Weaving Support Group; designed by Jody Delisle. Here you get a glimpse of someone else’s style of notation. I’ve also in…
You can find interesting ideas, tutorials and crochet tutorials about amigurumi here.
Do you love flowers as much as I do? Let me show you how to create beautiful yarn flowers to decorate with!
Free shawl, poncho and shrug patterns for the authentic Knifty Knitter brand looms.
Step by step photo and video tutorials showing how to wrap the yarn on a flower loom. Two different styles to produce puffy or flat flowers.
I love this braided scarf concept. It looks great, it'll be reversible, it won't come undone or need readjusting, it's a good way to showcase a beautiful hand-dyed yarn, and it'll be very warm. The pictures here do a great job of showing you how to make such a scarf, though I'd knit the three parts of the plait up one at a time using a set of double-pointed needles or the magic loop method, leaving the ones I'd done on a holder, rather than using a circular knitting tool as in these pictures. I know some knitters will want more explicit directions, so I searched for a pattern, but was unable to find one as good as this. Most of the braided scarf patterns I found just sewed the braid together at the end, which doesn't look nearly as good as knitting them together. If you can find a pattern like this, flip me the link via email or in the comments and I'll add it to the post.
Feliz Miércoles ganchilleras ! Esta semana os he traído el tutorial de este punto de abanicos con varetas cruzadas . Espero que os sirva y os guste mucho y o...
Try these free patterns for purses made on a loom knitting machine
This was supposed to be a beginner loom project -- and it was, until the very end. The pattern called for a flat closed method. I read the ...
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Learn to knit an I-Cord with our easy-to-follow I-Cord Tutorial. For drawstrings, laces, handles, you'll be amazed at how handy an I-Cord is!
Link love is my way of giving back to the crochet community by highlighting the great work out there each week from crochet bloggers, designers, artists and more. Here are this week’s links …
Can anyone remember hammering nails into a wooden cotton reel to do some French Knitting when they were young? I didn't realise until recent...
Sister Diane shares three fun spool-knitting projects you can try over at CraftStylish, including pen cozies, flower pins, and knitted bracelets.
