proReality
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Fri Feb-09-07 07:54 PM
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I've recently discovered the "Knifty Knitter" circular looms. Does anyone here know about them or use them?
I've made scarves and hats, but now I'd like to try a sweater. Would any of you know if there are directions for stitches more involved than the basic knit/purl for these looms?
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zalinda
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Sun Feb-11-07 12:50 PM
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1. Yes, there are tons of stuff out there |
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Type in knitting loom in google and you will come across many sites. There are also yahoo groups, quite a few actually, ranging from newbie to sock knitters. And there are a number of sites that have custom made looms, all the way from mini to large enough to make an afghan.
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proReality
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Sun Feb-11-07 01:56 PM
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think of that, I use google for everything else. DUH!
Thanks for shaking my brain.
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Mon Feb-12-07 08:09 PM
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3. I really want to try that. |
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I want to make a nice fluffy wrap for work. They had a three pack of hoops at Michael's for sale for $2.00 last week. I may pick up a set this weekend.
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Mon Feb-12-07 09:50 PM
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It's fun, quick and very easy. I usually drop a stitch or two when I knit with needles and not notice it for several rows. But there doesn't seem to be a way to drop a stitch with the loom. I like that!
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