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"There is no specific cast-on to achieve this edge. You can just knit a regular scarf and join the edges any way you like. That's what I did and it looks just fine! And it does not have to have a half twist, either. You can get the same result when you double the scarf around your neck!"
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Boye Long Loom Set

Boye Long Loom SetBoye Long Loom Set
Gifted by: Simplicity
www.simplicity.com
Reviewed by Christine Weiher, Editor, AllFreeKnitting.com



Knitting hasn't always been one of my specialties, but I've grown to love it and I'm glad I've discovered it. As all knitters know, it's very easy to fall in love with such a passionate skill. However, whenever I see the word loom, I instantly freeze up. For some reason, I've always been intimidated be a knitting loom, until recently. With the Boye Long Loom Set, I now have the ability to work up many neat projects.


Simplicity is constantly coming out with neat items, but I'm super excited about the Long Loom Set. In it comes 4 plastic looms in the following sizes: 8 3/4 inches, 13 inches, 17 inches and 21.5 inches. The set also comes with 1 hook, 1 needle and instructions; you can make knit bags, knit baby blankets, knit scarves and so much more. There is a pattern for a basic scarf with fringe included in the set to get you started.


What I like most about this loom is that there are 3 easy ways to knit; you can knit flat, double and circular, so you can find what is easiest for you. The pegs are removable and the loom opens up in 2 pieces which is a nice feature if you want to panel knit, as well as move a larger ball of yarn inside and outside. The overall texture of the loom is nice and smooth because of the plastic material.


The Long Loom Set is great to use when you need to work up a quick project; you can easily whip up a couple scarves in just a few hours. There's no need to be intimated anymore with a great product like this one.

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Dec 18, 2018

have never used a loom but I have been looking at them for awhile now and I would love to try one, maybe someday. love yarn crafts wish I could afford to buy more I would probably be a hoarder of all kinds if I had the money LOL.

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May 25, 2016

I have not tried these types of loom but remember using a spool with the pegs. I loved the spool knitter when I was a kid, I used to make a skirt for my barbies with it. As well as colorful rope to decorate the Christmas tree with. Would love to try the larger loom and see what I can create with it.

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