I was hoping the knitting loom wouldn't bother my arthritis as bad as needle knitting does. So far it has been a success.
I've made four hats--all from stash yarn leftover from other projects.
The red and white was for my sister.
This colorful rainbow one was for my mama.
This camouflage is my husband's hat.
The hot pink is for my daughter.
And in addition to that I've started learning different stitches and I am working on a shawl.
Texture photo
And lest you think I didn't have plans for the cotton yarn, I am on placemat three out of six.
I'm joining in with Ginny over at Small Things for the weekly yarn along. Please go over and see what everyone else is making.
Wow! Those looms really do work. My mom has arthritis so I worry that someday I will, too. It is great to see such beautiful projects come off a loom!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I was surprised at how easy they are to pick up and go with. The different motions seem to help. The looms I bought use bulkier yarn, but I am hoping to invest in some for smaller yarns, too.
Deletethose look great! cute hats and glad the loom is working for you!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I am enjoying using them.
DeleteI love your hats and great that you have made them from your stash, I must try using a loom the results are lovely and I have arthritis in my thumbs it does hurt when I knit. I would love you to link your hats to my stash buster link party. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. I have a lot of bits and pieces of skeins I need to use up. That is one of my 2016 goals.
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