Universal X Loom
Designed by Scarlett Royale
The Loom Muse
Modified and Made by
CinDwood Looms
No other loom on the market like it!!!
Looking at this loom you may ask "What is so special about this loom?" Everything!!! It can increase and decrease in 4 directions allowing for a smoother shape in finishing hats, socks, and stuffed animals. It allows for a galore of different ways to shape garments. Suddenly loom knitting isn't the same any more. This loom will open a can of beautiful unicorns when designers start to get a hold of this loom!!
There has been a question about the opening in the middle on the prongs. That measurement is 3/4" for the 3/8" and 1/2" gauge and for the 5/8" gauge it is a full 1" space in the middle.
Now asking about specks on these looms...
120 total pegs
104 pegs maxed out with wedges
24 pegs minimum with wedges
32 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges in flat knit approximately 24"
Panel with wedges in flat knit approximately 21"
160 total pegs
144 pegs maxed out with wedges
24 pegs minimum with wedges
40 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges in flat knit approximately 32"
Panel with wedges in flat knit approximately 29"
128 total pegs
112 pegs maxed out with wedges
24 pegs minimum with wedges
32 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges in flat knit worsted weight 32"
Panel with wedges in flat knit worsted weight 28"
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 42.6"
Panel with wedges in e-wrap super bulky 37.3"
96 total pegs
80 pegs maxed out with wedges
24 pegs with wedges minimum
24 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges will be flat knit worsted weight 24" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out will flat knit worsted weight 20" wide
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 32" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out e-wrap super bulky 27"
176 pegs total
160 pegs wedges maxed out
24 peg with wedges at minimum
44 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges will be flat knit worsted weight 44" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out will flat knit worsted weight 40" wide
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 58" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out e-wrap super bulky 53"
144 pegs total
128 pegs wedges maxed out
16 pegs with wedges at minimum
36 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges will be flat knit worsted weight 48" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out will flat knit worsted weight 43" wide
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 58" wide
Panel with wedges maxed out e-wrap super bulky 51" wide
104 total pegs
100 pegs maxed out with wedges
16 pegs minimum with wedges
26 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges in flat knit super bulky 36"
Panel with wedges in flat knit super bulky 33"
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 43.2"
Panel with wedges in e-wrap super bulky 40"
72 total pegs
56 pegs maxed out wedges
16 pegs minimum with wedges
18 pegs on a single prong
Panel without wedges in flat knit super bulky 24"
Panel with wedges in flat knit super bulky 18"
Panel without wedges in e-wrap super bulky 29"
Panel with wedges in e-wrap super bulky 22"
Basic Swatching for the gauges and yarns
3/8" gauge
worsted weight swatch 5 SPI and 9 RPI in flat knit
DK weight swatch 6 SPI and 10 RPI in flat knit
1/2" gauge
worsted weight swatch 4 SPI and 7 RPI in flat knit
bulky weight swatch 4 SPI and 5.5 RPI in flat knit
super bulky swatch 3 SPI and 5 RPI in flat knit
super bulky swatch 3 SPI and 4 RPI in e-wrap
5/8" gauge
super bulky swatch 3 SPI and 5 RPI in flat knit
super bulk swatch 2.5 SPI and 3 RPI in e-wrap
What can you make with this style loom? Anything, and I mean anything. No peg limits any more. If you work a project up, and you need say 14 pegs you can set a wedge and prong up for 14 pegs. If you need say 98 pegs you can set all 4 of the wedges up for 98 pegs. This means you have unlimited ways of working with this loom. If you are on a budget and need to choose just one loom, this would be it.
While this may seem pricey, if you are new to the Cindwood Loom Company they have all there bases made in house and they hand glue in every single peg. They are a fast growing small business that create high quality looms, and have great customer service. Most who get their hands on any of their looms are in love with the brand. This is well worth the money for the freedom and quality of this loom. Plus you support an American business not a corporate giant.
You will be seeing more patterns in the future done on the x loom from me and other Cindwood loom designers. Just keep an eye out on their website and my ravelry store.
Great information, Scarlett! Thank you. I am trying to save up for 2 x looms. I want one to do snaller knit and one that can handle adult size,if there is one. I will have to study what each one handles. So want one of these😊
ReplyDeletedo you know where in Canada you can get one of the x looms.
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