How to Loom Knit a Baby Onesie

Baby Sweater Onesie

Items needed:
41 peg loom
24 peg loom
looming hook
crochet hook
crafters needle
2 colors of yarn (Double strands)
8 buttons

Terms:
CO: Cast On
EW: E-Wrap
D: Decrease
P: Purl
COF: Cast Off
CC: Change Color
MC: Main Color
AC: Accent Color

Working from legs to shoulders
Start by working flat.
EW CO AC 21 pegs
Row 1: EW1, P2, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW2, P3, EW1
Row 2: EW1, P3, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW1
Row 3-6: Repeat rows 1 and 2
Row 7: Repeat row 1
Row 8-26: CC MC and Repeat rows 1 and 2
(Repeat on other half of loom, note yes, you will be overlapping 1 peg. Just make sure to not toss over that original loop. You do you end up connecting the bottom of one leg with the top of the other, you don't want that.)
Starting on the body, start working circular, we are connecting the legs.
Row 27-47: EW1 (P2, EW2 4times) P3 EW1 P3 (EW2, P2 4times) EW1
Row 48-49: CC AC Repeat row 27
Row 50: CC MC Repeat row 27
Row 51-54: CC AC Repeat row 27
Row 55: CC MC Repeat row 27
Row 56-57: CC AC Repeat row 27
Row 58-63: CC MC Repeat row 27
Body done now we start working the upper body which will change us to working flat again. We are going to work the back 1st.
Row 64: EW1, P3, EW2, P2, EW2, P1 (now go back the other direction)
Row 65: P1, EW2, P2, EW2, P3, EW1, P3, EW2, P2, EW2, P1
Row 66-80: Repeat row 65
COF
Going to the other side of the loom, we will now go about completing the front.
Row 64: P1, EW2, P2, EW2, P2, EW1
Row 65: D1 P1, P1, EW2, P2, EW1, D1 EW1 (8)
Row 66: P2, EW2, P2, EW2
Row 67: EW2, P2, EW2, P2
Row 68: Repeat row 66
Row 69: Repeat row 67
Row 70: D1 P1, EW2, P2, D1 EW1 (6)
Row 71: EW1, P2, EW2, P1
Row 72: P1, EW2, P2, EW1
Row 73: Repeat row 71
Row 74: Repeat row 72
Row 75: Repeat row 71
Row 76: D1 P1, P1, EW1, D1 EW1 (4)
Row 77: EW2, P2
Row 78: P2, EW2
Row 79: EW2 P2
Row 80: P2, EW2
COF
Repeat the same on the other side

Sleeves: Circular: 24 pegs
EW CO AC 24 pegs
Row 1-7: EW2 P2 6times
Row 8-28: CC MC EW2 P2 6times
COF
make 2

Collar: Flat: 40 pegs
EW CO AC 40pegs
Row 1: EW2 P2 10times
Row 2: P2 EW2 10times
Row 3-13: Repeat rows 1 and 2
COF

Sew on collar and sleeves. Add 4 buttons to each side of the inner legs on the back side sections. Buttons should go easily through sections on opposite side.
Your done!!!

How To Loom Knit a Corkscrew

Basic Technique
EW CO 6
EW6
Row1: EW6, EW3 2Row, EW4 2Rows, EW5 2Rows, EW6 (Repeat this technique)

If you want to enlarge it make sure to start the pattern at half the amount of pegs and work way back to the beginning. Also feel free to Purl or Knit the rows as well as EW. If you don't want it to curl Purl the next to the last peg on the outer spiral.  If you EW double up your yarn.

Finished Pattern Projects Up For Sale

Well I am getting and over load of stuff stacking up of my completed projects in all the patterns I have created. My child only needs so many stuffed animals and doesn't like to wear hats, which means lots of stuff that can be sold. Below are links to ebay to purchase certain finished works you might be interested in having. So feel free to take a look. Lots of new patterns still to come. :-)

Red Dragon Hat

Realistic Owl Hat

Victorian Hat

Pink Pony

Black Bear

White Rabbit

White Dog

Ballet Booties

Pink Cat

Red Fox

Elephant

How to Loom Knit a Bat

The Bat
Items Needed:
12 and 24 peg loom
looming hook
crafters needle
crochet hook
polyfil
2 eyes
1 black pipe cleaner
black yarn

Terms:
CO: Cast On
DSCO: Draw String Cast On
DEW:  Double E-Wrap (this is a technique to assist in making the knit tighter for firmer stuffing, you EW your pegs 3 times to start, then toss bottom loop over top 2 loops keeping 2 loops on the peg) Please check out my Eeyore video to view this technique.
EW: E-Wrap
P: Purl
D: Decrease
WT: Wrap and Turn
COF: Cast Off
DSCOF: Draw String Cast Off

Head: Flat: 24 Peg
DSCO 18 pegs
Row 1-3: DEW18
Row 4: DEW4 (Ear: DEW4 pegs 4 rows, DEW2 pegs 3rows, DEW4 pegs 4rows) DEW2, Repeat ear section, DEW4
Row 5-10: DEW18
Row 11: EW18 (note throw both bottom loops over top loop to leave 1 loop on the peg, this is to prep for the ID.)
Row 12: ID from 18 to 9 pegs
Row 13-17: DEW9
Row 18: EW9 (repeating the same thing  as row 11 to prepare for COF)
DSCOF
Sew up snout, ears, and close back of head. Stuff

Body: Circular: 12 Peg
DSCO 12 pegs
Row 1-3: DEW12
Row 4: (FOOT: DEW4 4rows, DEW2 3rows, DEW4 4rows)Repeat for other foot on next 4 pegs. DEW4
Row 5-8: DEW12
Row 9: (Belly area) 1: DEW8 WT9 2: DEW7 WT8 3: DEW6 WT7 4: DEW5 WT6 5: DEW4 WT5 6: DEW3 WT4 7: DEW4 (toss 2loops over the WT peg) 8: DEW5 9: DEW 6 10: DEW7 11: DEW8 12: DEW12 (Note: Works like a sock heel)
Row 10-16: DEW12
Toss loops down to one and COF
Sew up feet and stuff.

Wings: Flat: 24 Peg
EW CO 24 pegs
Row 1: EW 24
Row 2-6: EW2 P1 EW5 P1 EW6 P1 EW5 P1 EW2
Row 7: EW2 P1, D1 EW1, EW1, D1 EW1, P1, D1 EW1, D1 EW1, D1 EW1, P1, D1 EW1, EW1, D1 EW1, P1 EW2 (bring all your loops together and tighten your loops) (11)
Row 8-10: EW2 P1 EW3 P1 EW3 P1 EW3 P1 EW2
Row 11: D1 EW1, P1 EW3 P1 EW3 P1 EW3 P1, D1 EW1
Row 12: D1 P1, EW3 P1 EW3 P1 EW3, D1 P1
DSCOF
Make two, sew to the back center of the bat starting with one end of the wing and sew from bottom to top of the body. I show to put the EW side faceing away from me when looking at the bat. It is only preference. After this take your pipe cleaner fold in half and send through the wings starting at the DSCOF and into the body all the way to the other DSCOF. This gives support for the wings to stay up and not flop over completely. 

How to Loom Knit a Minion

Minion
Items needed:
12 peg loom
Yellow, Blue, Black Yarn
Looming hook
Crafters Needle
Crochet Hook
2 Eyes
1 Black Pipe Cleaner

Terms:
DSCO: Draw String Cast On
EW: E-Wrap
P: Purl
DSCOF: Draw String Cast Off

Body: Circular: 12 Pegs
DSCO 12 pegs in Black (BL: Black, BU:Blue, Y:Yellow)
Row 1-3: EW12
Row 4: (Foot: EW4 2row, EW2 3rows, EW4 2rows) Repeat the foot on the next 4 pegs, EW4
Row 5: P12
Row 6: EW12
Row 7-13: BU EW12
Row 14-20: Y EW12
DSCOF
Sew up feet. Stuff. Close off top.

Arms: Flat: 6 Pegs
DSCO 6 pegs BL
Row 1-2: EW6
Row 3-7: Y EW6
COF
Sew up arm: Make 2: Sew on arms just under the top of the blue line on the body. Sewing them on the side, just under the blue blue zone makes it look like a strap.  Now take the pipe cleaner fold in half and wrap around the top of the head and sew or glue it one. Then Glue on your 2 or 1 eyes. For goggle area take scrap grey and a size G crochet hook and chain as much as it will take to go around each eye. Sew or glue your chain area on.

How to Loom Knit a Mini Cat

Loom Knit Mini Cat

Supplies:
12 peg loom
looming hook
crafters needle
crochet hook
scrap yarn (I do double strand my yarn for this project)
polyfil
2 eyes

Terms:
EW- E-Wrap
K-Knit
P-Purl
CO- Cast On
DSCO- Draw String Cast On
COF- Cast Off
DSCOF- Draw String Cast Off
ID- Internal Decrease

Head: Flat: 12 pegs
DSCO or EW CO 12 pegs
Row 1-5: K12
Row 6: K3 (Start Ear: K3 peg 4 rows, K2 pegs 1 rows, K1 peg 1 row, K2 pegs 1 row, K3 pegs 4 rows) Repeat ear on next 3 pegs, K3
Row 7-9: K12
Row 10: ID from 12 to 6 pegs
Row 11-13: K6
DSCOF
Sew up snout, ear, and back of head. Stuff.

Body: Circular: 12 pegs
DSCO or EW CO 12 pegs
Row 1-10: K12
Row 11: P12
Row 12-14: K12
DSCOF
Close up bottom and stuff. Sew head on body.

Fron Legs: Flat: 10 Pegs
DSCO or EW CO 10 pegs
Row 1-3: K10
Row 4: D1, K1, K6, D1, K1 (8 pegs)
Row 5-11: K8
COF
Sew up bottom and front, stuff, make 2. Sew right under snout at the top of the body. Make sure the space between the legs lines up with the snout.

Back Legs: Flat: 12 Pegs
DSCO or EW CO 12 pegs
Row 1-4: K12
Row 5: COF2, K10
Row 6: COF2, K8
Row 7: D1, K1, K4, D1, K1
Row 8-10: K6
Row 11: D1, K1, K2, D1, K1
COF
Sew up leaving half the bottom open, stuff, the finish sewing up. Make two. Sew on the sides of the body lined up with ears.

Tail: Flat: 3 pegs
DSCO or EW CO 3 pegs
Row 1-20: K3
COF or DSCOF
Sew on center back of boy on purled row.

Hot glue or sew on your eyes at the base of snout lined up with the inner ears.

How to Loom Knit a Knight's Tunic

Knight's Tunic

Items:
36 peg loom
looming hook
crafters needle
crochet hook
2 skeins of grey yarn
1 skein of light grey
1 applique
1 skein of gold
2 buttons
1 yard of fabric for cape

Terms:
CO: Cast On
EW: E-Wrap
P: Purl
D: Decrease
COF: Cast Off
FB: Fold Back

Front: Flat: 36 pegs
EW CO 18 pegs
Row 1-4: EW18
Row 5-8: P18
Row 9-12: EW18
Row 13-16: P18
Row 17-20: EW18
Stop and do the other half of the loom the same way to have 2 seperate panels, after this we are going to connect them.
Row 21: P36
Row 22-42: EW36
Row 43: D1 EW1, EW32, D1 EW1 (34)
Row 44: D1 EW1, EW30, D1 EW1 (32)
Row 45: D1 EW1, EW28, D1 EW1 (30)
Row 46: D1 EW1, EW26, D1 EW1 (28)
Row 47: EW28
Row 48: EW11, COF 5, EW12
Working just one shoulder now.
Row 49: EW9, D1 EW1 (11)
Row 50: D1 EW1, EW8 (10)
Row 51: EW7, D1 EW1 (9)
Row 52-54: EW9
COF
Other shoulder
Row 49: EW11
Row 50: D1 EW1, EW9 (10)
Row 51: EW8, D1 EW1 (9)
Row 52-54: EW9
COF

Back: Flat: 36 pegs
EW OC 36 pegs
Row 1-4: EW36
Row 5-8: P36
Row 9-12: EW36
Row 12-15: P36
Row 16-19: EW36
Row 20: P36
Row 21-41: EW36
Row 42: D1 EW1, EW32, D1 EW1 (34)
Row 43: D1 EW1, EW30, D1 EW1 (32)
Row 44: D1 EW1, EW28, D1 EW1 (30)
Row 45: D1 EW1, EW26, D1 EW1 (28)
Row 46: EW28
Row 47: EW11, COF5, EW12
Working shoulder
Row 48: EW10, D1 EW1 (11)
Row 49: D1 EW1, EW9 (10)
Row 50: EW8, D1 EW1 (9)
Row 51-53: EW9
Other shoulder
Row 48: EW11
Row 49: D1 EW1, EW9 (10)
Row 50: EW8, D1 EW1 (9)
Row 51- 56: EW9
COF

Sheild: Flat: 14 pegs
EW CO 14
Row 1-12: EW14
Row 13: D1 EW1, EW10, D1, EW1 (12)
Row 14: EW12
Row 15: D1 EW1, EW8, D1 EW1 (10)
Row 16: EW10
Row 17: D1 EW1, EW6, D1 EW1 (8)
Row 18: D1 EW1, EW4, D1 EW1 (6)
Row 19: D1 EW1, EW2, D1 EW1 (4)
Row 20: D1 EW1, D1 EW1 (2)
Row 21L D1 EW1 (1)
Snip end pull through.

Essembling:
Sew your applique onto your shield, the lightly tack downthe shield to the front of your tunic to make sure it is flat and even on the tunic front, then sew down. Then sew up the sides only to the 1st purled row and stop on both sides. Sew up the shoulder with the back side should being shorter. Add your buttons at the top edge of the should seem to the front of the tunic on both sides. Due to the loose stitch you can easily button and unbotton the shoulder area. To add a cape make button holes at the top corners of your 1 yard fabric and slip it through the buttons. With the additions below sew your cape onto the shoulder shield and the shoulder shields you can easily button and unbutton your cape. Also for extra fun add a belt around the waist with a sash or such. Also  if you would like crochet your edges for a nice clean touch. Also if you want the bottom trim like in the photo please refer to my Knight's Helmet video.

Advanced Technique
Shoulder Shield: Flat: 12 pegs
EW CO 12
Row 1: EW12
Row 2: EW4 6rows, EW2 3rows, EW4 6rows.(Repeat 2 more times) Put cast on back onto pegs.
Row 3-4: EW12
Row 5: EW2 (EW4 5rows, EW2 3rows, EW4 5rows, repeat again) Place your original loops back on pegs. EW2
Row 6-7: EW12
Row 8: EW4 4row, EW2 3rows, EW4 4rows (repeat 2 more times) Put original loops back on pegs.
Row 8-9: EW12
Row 10: D1 EW1, EW8, D1 EW1 (10)
Row 11: D1 EW1, EW6, D1 EW1 (8)
Row 12: D1 EW1, EW4, D1 EW1 (6)
Row 13: D1 EW1, EW2, D1 EW1 (4)
Row 14: D1 EW1, D1 EW1 (2)
Row 15: D1 EW1 (1)
Snip end pull through. Make 2.