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Make this zippered bag using a Kb fine gauge knitting loom. All the directions for weaving and creating these bags are at the Kb Loom site.
Plus you can find directions for weaving on a knitting loom on a new page - Weaving on a knitting loom.
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Get way more information on knitting loom projects, potholder loom projects, make-your-own 2" pin loom projects and a lot of other stuff in Pin Loom Weaving To Go.
One of the (many) things that I like about pin loom weaving is that when I get bored with one form of it, I can move on to another. I have recently taken a deep dive into weaving on a knitting loom, which has been extremely fun and has opened up a relationship with pin loom people and knitting loom people who have now have the opportunity to see their looms in a whole new way.
In the meantime, check out Pin Loom Weaving's new page - Weaving on a knitting loom - and have a whole new pin loom weaving experience!
I noticed the way you wound the yarn differed slightly on the knitting board website from the way it looks in the book. I tried both and prefer the knitting board website version. After figuring out the first row, it went smoothly. Love your creativity!
ReplyDeleteKaren, thanks for noticing. I have found that weaving on a knitting loom goes more smoothly if I don't worry about it being perfect. So I'm afraid that I end up doing it a little differently each time. But it does work out and it's fun!
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