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Loom Knitting With the All-n-One Loom

Loom Knitting With the All-n-One Loom
By Isela Phelps, Bethany Dailey, Jennifer Stark and Jacque Darragh
Published by: Authentic Knitting Board
www.knittingboard.com

Reviewed by Caitlin Eaton, editor of AllFreeKnitting

 

If you've been searching for a book that contains a variety of loom knitting patterns, then you'll love this handy new collection from the Authentic Knitting Board.  If you're not familiar with loom knitting or have only just started getting into the hobby, don't shy away from this selection of patterns.  Mixed in with the more advanced designs, are projects suitable for even the newest of loom knitters.  If you're not already aware, loom knitting is great for hobbyist with carpal tunnel or arthritis problems, as loom knitting is much easier on the joints than traditional knitting.  The best part is you can create the same types of projects, too, just without all the strain! 

Since many talented designers contributed to this publication — Isela Phelps, Bethany Dailey, Jennifer Stark and Jacque Darragh —  there's a nice variety of projects.  Whip up a simple hat-and-scarf set for a son, husband, father or friend.  Create a stylish (and useful) handbag or loom knit a pair of cozy slippers that are perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons.   

 

Bottom line: From winter wearables like hats and scarves to easy-to-carry accessories, Loom Knitting With the All-n-One Loom includes projects for knitters of every skill level.

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