Loom Knit A Scarf In 4 Easy Steps
In four easy steps Tuteate teaches you how to use your long loom or rectangular loom to knit a beautiful scarf using the crossed stockinette stitch. This loom knitting video like the others done by Tuteate is a fantastic tool you can use to knit a scarf you will be proud to show off. Just like the other videos you will not find any verbal instructions but what you will get is a loom knitting tutorial with super close-ups of the work being done and easy to follow start to finish on-screen instructions. The only thing I think could be improved in this loom knitting video is the selection of the background music. If the music is not your style of music you can mute it and keep going.
The four steps Tuteate takes you through are
- The cast on
- The knittting using the crossed stockinette stitch
- Binding off
- Finishing off the work
A couple of tips that may help you to make your loom knitting easier and look better is to first take apart an ink pen and thread your yarn through the pen tube to make it easier to wrap your yarn around the pegs, second use a thicker yarn to give you scarf a fuller look and tighter stitch.
If you have questions about the loom knitting being done to make the scarf you will probably find the answers and even some more tips in the questions and comments posted at the YouTube posting of this video.
Diane
02/24/2015 @ 1:46 pm
Thank you Tuteate for the easy to follow tutorial video. I am looking forward to watching more of your videos. After watching this video I think I can follow through and make my first scarf using a loom. I am a novice. Thanks again.
admin
11/26/2017 @ 9:02 pm
Thank you for visiting LoomKnittingVideos.com. This video was made by the Tuteate Group. To make the 83 inch (210 cm) long scarf they used 360m of yarn (393 yards). The type of yarn you use depends on the texture and thickness you want your loom knitted scarf to be.
Beth
01/15/2019 @ 6:43 am
Love your videos…this is only way I make scarves…well only way I know but it is so fun! I have a Cottage loom that I use with 3/8 peg guage and it looks great…thanks for your videos!
Khris
09/02/2019 @ 11:25 pm
I’m brand new to the knitting loom and this tutorial has allowed me to start a beautiful scarf for my son. Thank you for the great instruction! I did have one question — is it in the video how to finish off the very beginning row of the scarf so it has a nice finished edge like the ending row? If not, can you show us?
admin
09/05/2019 @ 8:12 pm
Thank you for visiting LoomKnittingVideos.com. If I understand your question correctly on getting a neat finish on both ends of the scarf you will find you answer in the first step of casting on which is in the beginning of the video and the bind off the third step in the video and finally the finish the fourth step. If you follow these steps you should get the ends you are looking for.