Knitting a Rectangular Panel on a Round Loom Part One

In partnership with http://www.allfreeknitting.com I am pleased to present this video about Making a flat panel on a round knitting loom PART ONE by Fayme Harper.
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Use this modular technique to make scarves, bedspreads, blankets, purses, and other items based on a rectangular shape.
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[PIGGLEWIGGINS]

Hi Stephy,

Yes, I go around 30 pegs for each panel, for a total of 3 panels. Of course you can use all the pegs if you want to and use fewer panels. It's up to you.

[PIGGLEWIGGINS]

Thanks Theda,

At this rate you may finish your baby blanket before I do!

[PIGGLEWIGGINS]

Good question Stephy. For my baby blanket, I'm going to join 3 panels. I wasn't able to make that decision until I finished the first panel, but I did explain that in part 2. So I hope you get to watch part 2 soon. Thanks for the feedback. ~fayme~

[mommysetfree]

We noticed that toward the end of the video, when starting your second trip back, it seems as though you didn't seem to wrap that first peg and started your wrap on the second peg...Is that RIGHT??? My children and I have just started using our looms and are very excited about them...but we are green yet. Your videos were a real treat to find!! Thank you for taking the time to share your experiance with us newbies. :-)

[ThedaOtticey]

Thank you so much for these videos! I bought a loom set two days ago and was afraid I was stuck just making hats! You really inspired and helped me! A friend of mine just had a baby so now I can make a blanket to go with his hat! Great job!

[Stephy27Pooh]

hi',

so you go around 30 pegs for a baby blanket?