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  • it's called "e" wrapping bc when you look at it from the top it looks like a lowercase "e" in cursive. Love your video! I can now loom knit socks!! yay! :D

  • I renewed my interest in knitting after reading loomknittingnow (.) com

  • in regards to this being a wearable item, if I want to include more of the leg than in a traditional sock, is it only a matter of starting with a larger loom size for the top area and decreasing on the way down or is there more to it?

  • monotone voice makes me sleepy, but it is helpful

  • I know why they call it e wrapping... It is cuz you are wraping it in a shape of an "e".

  • how would i do this if i wanted to make a bigger x-mas stocking. would the number system be the same?

  • Divide the loom (no matter what size) In half. and then do the same configuration that I showed you... Make sure you come to only four pegs in the centre when making it smaller before making it bigger again. Follow what I am saying?

  • YES! Thank you so much!

  • You can wrap your warn around the outside peg using a twisted loop and it stays on just fine , much easier . . .

    and if your loops are so tight that you are breaking your tool just wrap looser . . .

    i have been looming for a while now , and knitting even longer . And im glad im not the only one who doubles up on my yarn while working on a loom makes for much better items , sturdier .

    (:

  • My tool bent, so I went and got my nut-pick out of the kitchen tools drawer and am using that instead. No bending!

  • oh my... you rough on it girl... when I first started to learn, I was flexing my pegs a little too much and seen the possibility of snapping one off... I haven't but I think it's a small technique in this craft... Sorry you broke your tool dahling.

  • No. It did not break. It did bend. That's why I used the nut pick instead of the tool. The single layer loops were fine, but when I did the cuff, it was too thick and that's what bent it. Did you see the video response I posted?

  • I just witnessed your bent tool! OH MY!

    You need to slow down cause I know you can crochet like the wind... LOL

  • it is called e wrapping because it looks like you are makin a cursive e as you go around the pegs!

  • AHHHH I never even thought of that... I just kept calling it to myself as U O... short for UNDER OVER! LOL

  • i am making one i will post it to facebook when finished

  • Excellent. I can't wait!

  • To me... it's e-wrapping because if you think about the motion you are making with the material, you are making a cursive letter "e"... or maybe im just a tiddly bit wonky... who knows. :-) Thanks for demo-ing mikey! I'm gonna make these for my 3-month old twin neice and nephew for their first Christmas! I'll show a video when I'm done... I should show the twins sometime... hmmm. future video! Love ya mikey!

  • LIKE OMG... that totally makes sense!

    I love even the rectangular looms more... LIKE OMG, I can whip up a scarf in literally an afternoon and it's like 1/4" thick and fluffy! IT's A YARN PIG BIG TIME... but oh so lovely!

  • I've never done looming before, but you are making it look so easy by showing me the exact steps. I'm excited about starting this project.

  • The rectangluar ones are even more speedier... I don't thik I have ever seen a craft that goes as fast as this and produces store quality results!

  • Michael, The Wrap star!!! I have a loom I never used... I just might try this!

  • DO IT... You know you want to! LOL LOL

  • I have been thinking about trying loom knitting. This makes me want to give it a try.

  • So did you buy one and start something?

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