Loom Knit A Cowl Using A Honey Comb Like Stitch
Learn how to loom knit a Cowl/Scarf using a stitch very similar to the honey comb stitch using this loom knitting tutorial by Tuteate. In this loom knitting video Tuteate teaches you how to:
– How to cast on stitches on a rectangular loom or long loom
– How to knit a kind of honeycomb stitch with a rectangular loom or long loom
– How to bind off on a rectangular loom or long loom
– How to add wooden buttons to the knitting
The stitch you learn in this video is good because like the Honey Comb Stitch the thickness the stitch creates is a great stitch to use when knitting a scarf , baby blanket, or even a beanie. As you watch the video you will find that the knitting in the video is close to loom knitting the honey comb stitch which is the garter stitch with a variation in the purl stitch row of the garter stitch. Even If you are a beginner and not familiar with the purl stitch and the e-wrap you find that Tuteate makes learning to do this stitch easy .
Just like all the other loom knitting videos put together by Tuteate this loom knitting video is well shot with fantastic close-ups and very good on-screen descriptions of the loom knitting being done. It is short and to the point but full of good instruction taking you from the cast on to adding your buttons to complete your scarf/cowl. Watch the video and learn a new stitch.
Dee Meloche
07/12/2017 @ 5:19 pm
I am trying to make this project but I seem to have the incorrect yarn. What kind of yarn did you use?
admin
07/22/2017 @ 11:25 am
Thanks for visiting Loomknittingvideos.com. Tuteate the author of the video explains that often it is one pf two things that make the difference I believe you are referring to. It is either the thickness of the yarn you are using or the directions you are wrapping the pegs. Try a thinner yarn and if that’s not the problem make sure you are wrapping to the right and to the left.
Dee Meloche
07/22/2017 @ 11:29 am
I figured it out. I was wrapping the pegs in the wrong drection. Thanks.