Newest Freebie Pattern
*Winter Whimsy*
Join us in creating this innovative, yet easy to make interchangeable project!
There are 4 Loom Along Sessions located at these links:
Freebie Pattern
See how to create a classic children’s game with just some yarn, magnets, and dowels!
Thanks goes to Jenny Stark for her original Kissie Fish pattern, without which, there would be no fiber fishing, lol! 
Freebie Pattern
This is a really fun way to get those counters & sink clean, or to use in your bath to exfoliate for silky smooth skin…
Project can be done in under a half hour!
Complete 3 Session Video Tutorial Available Here!
Freebie Fiber Story!
A day in the life~ Read all about the trials, tribulations, and inspirations of a dedicated loom knitter in this fibery tale written by kindred spirits in this 2nd Blogiversary Edition 2009~
Freebie Quickguide!
*Kitchener Stitch Pocket Guide for Loomers*
Pick up your Quickguide to help you in your Kitchener Stitch grafting endeavors… language tailored to non-knitters.
Read more about it in this introductory post. *Also, if you’d like a not-so-pockety size for easier reading, click here to download in a half page size format. Enjoy!
Freebie Pattern!
Cabled Mug Hugs!I don’t know about you, but I love to drink coffee and tea! …and since I’m drinking these toasty hot beverages on a regular basis, why not drink them in style? This is a simple pattern that will have you whipping up cables on the loom in no time! These make absolutely wonderful gifts, too! 
Freebie Pattern!
This little guy makes me happy just looking at him! He’s just filled with good natured cheer. He was first featured on the cover of the Loom Knitter’s Circle Winter 2007 edition…now he’s making his debut right here on the Freebies page to provide lots of happy holiday inspiration for us loomies! Enjoy! 
Freebie Pattern!
This sweet little bag is such a snap to knit up on your regular to large gauge looms, that you’ll be sporting a new bag in no time! (Sample used yellow & blue round KK looms, but any loom of similiar gauge and peg # can be substituted. ) There is also a series of Video Tutorials based on the Decrease Bind Off here, that will make creating the rosette a snap!
Freebie Pattern:
These are a fun and easy quick looming project… they make wonderful gifts, and would be excellent for patio picnics! *Hint: the Magnetic Chart Marker works great to keep your place while reading the chart included in this pattern. You’ll find the link to the tutorial on how to make one for yourself a little further down the page.
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Freebie Pattern:
Just click obove to download in PDF.
If you’d like to read about how this pattern came about… just give a little click here.
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Tutorial:
How to make a Magnet Chart Marker!
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Tutorial: Mitts for Megan~
These are really easy to whip up little mitts for the younger set…they need smaller versions than the we can get knitting in the round on the blue KK loom… so this is how I created a pair for my daughter, for Christmas.
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*Super Easy Mittens!
These Mittens are so cozy & comfy!…and so easy, too…all in one piece! No need for a separate thumb insert.
Click here to download this FREE pattern in PDF format!
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**Candy Cane Characters**
Here’s my gift to you for this holiday season…
Sweet little Candy Cane Covers, created on a 6 peg loom!
Meet Spencer the Spider!
He’s the new addition to the Freebies page!
Just click to begin crafting a creepy eight legged pal!
Freebie Pattern!
Felted Bottle Hug…this is perfect for those hot summer days…keeps your water cool & refreshing! Also, try out a new flat bottom weaving technique. Let me know what you think!
Bethany~
Ps: Check out an alternate pattern idea on the blog page here!
Freebie Pattern!
Download using the link above. It was created for the Knifty Knitter Loom Set and uses a pre-made purse form, and Raffia Ribbon, that can be purchased at your local craft store.
Enjoy this cool, summery look!
Hi Bethany
You have some really nice patterns here. I’m going to have to try the mittens. My eight year old boy hates gloves with fingers. He has some really nice insulated ones that he refuses to wear. Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
Jenny
Love your free patterns! Keep up the great work. I’m still a beginner loomer and knitter.
Amy
stitchwit on Ravelry
I have never seen a premade purse form.. .Where would I find them? Are they retail, or only order.
I love the rafia purse.. have never worked with it at all. Will have to give it a try.
Thanks for the great pattern.
Deb,
I just wanted to make sure you knew that the purse form can definitely be found at Michaels Crafts, usually in the apparel aisle. There is an item number on the materials list in the pattern that will help you be able to find the correct form when you’re ready to go shopping.
Hope you enjoy!
Bethany~
Hi Bethany,
I was just wondering if the bath mitt set is still available. Is it difficult to make? Thanks for the information.
Love the water battle cover I thank it was a grand idea
Jesuschick
love the mittens
Grate idea So very grate
Jesuschick
Bethany,
I make items for our hospital, and pregnancy center, I joined a couple of the loom groups and I came across Your baby bootie pattern, I would love to make some for My charities,could You please let me know how I could get the pattern, and how much it would cost? I only have the kk looms,and the flower loom.
Thank You, Cindy
Great Patterns My family is having the same issue with our cars lock/unlock button. It is such a pain. I’m gonna have to try the felted key fob out
Love the freebies, thought I was too late for the party. In beautiful (not) Odessa, Tx visiting MIL and just said goodbye to house full of relatives. All I could think about was “please please go home so I can get to the party”.
Hi, thanks for the patterns – the mitten pattern looks like something I will enjoy working on for the winter. Really appreciate your generosity.
Hi,
I am just learning how to use the Knifty Knitters Loom. I have made 1 hat. Now am trying to make a pair of socks but am having trouble on making the Heal of the sock. I have to start all over and need some help with a video or voice talk on it. Can you help me with that or know of a good website that teaches you that with a video or voice chat? Thanks for your help!
wizzo49
i’m will cindy…i have done booties on the flower loom, but would love to make them like yours!!! ie, i would need the loom and the pattern (all i currently have is the knifty knitter set of flower to green round looms). can you help me out! the hospital will love me!!!
I’m stumped with the directions to the mittens. When do you begin the round after you flat panel knit the thumbs. Is it at the same time you are flat paneling?
Thanks
Martha
Gorgeous items, I am truly impressed with your abilities with the looms.
I tried to download the patternfor the raffia handbag but it didnt work because it said the pdf was corrupted and unsaveable, any ideas?
Thanks for supply such great free patterns.
Angela
i have tried a number of times to download the file for the basket placemat it says the file is corrupt is there another way to get the directions to these placemats
thanks denise
Oh you are wonderful thanks so much
denise
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Date: 10/28/2008 12:12:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Gettin' It Pegged...Loom Knitter's Clique] Comment: “*Freebies”
Hmmm…I’m sorry, Denise! For some reason some of the files have been acting up lately…I think my server has been making some changes and my files just don’t like it, lol.
Of course, I’d love for you to have the pattern…I’m attaching it to this email directly.
Enjoy!
Bethany~
Hi, I am fairly new at the knifty knitter and am always looking for patterns. I found your mittens pattern but for some reason it won’t open on my computer, would you mind emailing it to me? If not I will try to find another one somewhere else, Thank you so much, Angela…
how do you purl on a loom?
please let me know or where I can find out how.
Hi, Diana!
You can find out how to purl on a loom…plus a whole lot more(!) right here:
http://isela.typepad.com/looming_crafts/loom-knitting.html
This will give you lots of great information on many different techniques for the looms…have fun!
Bethany~
Hey, I just worked the basketweave placemat and I love it, but I ran out of yarn to do the cast off!! Not sure what happened since gauge is determined by the loom peg spacing, and I used the green round loom. My beginning tail is fairly short also, so it’s not that I left too much yarn at the beginning. I’m thinking my only option will be to rip back part of the basketweave portion so that I have enough to make the matching garter stitch edge.
Hi, Rayne! I hope you’re having a very Merry Christmas!
I have experienced this as well with this particular yarn…the only thing I can attribute it to is a variance in the actual yardage included in the skein.
(…since many others were created using the same tension and with enough for one placemat in each skein.) It’s really weird! What has been done to remedy this in the past is to just use a tad bit from another skein to finish the placemat…there has actually been enough to do this and finish another out of the same skein…which is an additional factor that validates the yardage idea…
But your idea of shortening the body of the placemat should work fine…just write down what you’ve done to adjust the pattern, so that you can make matching mates if you’re planning on creating a set.
HTH’s! Happy holidays!
Bethany~
Wow. I am never able to knit or crochet anything, but thanks to you I now canmake tons of great gifts.
I’m wondering if you can help me out. I purchased the “singer knitting machine” for my daughters to help teach them how to knit. They are just to young for me to teach them with needles, any way there was no project booklet included in the box upon opening it. Now I know how to knit with regular needles, but what I’m wondering is if any of the circle loom patterns that you have featured will work with this contraption. If so can you please include or send me some patterns that little girls can use. Or if you can help me look for a project booklet, I would be ever so grateful. Thank-you
Great patterns. I love everything. It’s all so cute. Now if I just knew how to do it all.
I’m just starting out and hoping to one day get better at it.
Thanks for all the great ideas. Who would have thought a loom could be so fun.
WAS WONDERING IF ANY ONE COULD HELP EXPLAIN ROWS 31 & 32 FOR THE SUPER EASY MITTEN PATTERN. I AM NEW TO LOOMING, SO SOME OF THE TERMS I AM STILL NOT FAMILIAR WITH.
IF YOU CAN HELP THAT WOULD BE GREAT!
Hi there!
These freebies are so cute! I am going to give hot chocolate kits & recipes for Christmas gifts and was hoping to make the “mug hugs” to go along with them.
I am new to looming and I found the following step to be confusing because the lingo wasn’t on your key.
‘4-st RC’ – what does that mean?
Any help would be appreciated! Thank you!
Jen
Hello, Jen!
I’m so glad you’re making the Cabled Mug Hugs…I absolutely love mine, and seem to keep finding new ways to use them, lol! Your idea for holiday Cocoa Kits is such a great one!
In answer to your question:
A 4-st RC is a 4 Stitch Right Cable…to know how to do these, please follow the links provided in the pattern for detailed tutorials on how to create cables. (under Technique Links)
Hope that helps you get going…have a great day!
Bethany~
I have a white big loom but I have no idea what you would make on it.it does have spilts on the one side of it .it has this on the edge of the loom.
kintt a round Do any of you have any patterns for it?? thank you. also could you make a prayer shalw with the wite loom?? Or the bigger loom?? thank you D.k.Lloyd
Hello, Debie!
Without actually seeing the looms you’re talking about, it’s very difficult to be able to say what they’re used for, or what you can make on them. Do you think you could send me a picture of them so that I can see what kind of looms you’re describing? This would be very helpful.
Short of that, how many pegs do these looms have, and are the pegs continuing in an unbroken circle all the way around the loom, or are they in a straight line?
If the pegs are in a circle, then you can pretty much make any shape of item, including both round tubes, or straight panels of fabric. The size of items you can make depends on the number of pegs your looms have.
I hope this helps…let me know if you can give me any more information. Thanks!
Bethany~
I love the kitchen cookies, My husband and I seem to have lost all of our wash cloths to our roommates when they moved out, so we are always looking for small towels or sponges to scrub out our dishes with and such. This is perfect cause when it gets a little ratty, I can just make another instead of buying another box or bag of sponges. Thanks a a lot for this!
I have seen a beautiful big cowl neck knitted pattern. Cowl necks are in style and my daughter wants one. I used the large rake nifty knitter but it isn’t big enough for what I want. The pattern I saw had 300 stitches joined in a round and it was ribbed knitting. It is a neck warmer and about 16 ” high. I wasn’t about to knit that many stitches since I started looming. I was wondering if you had any suggestions as to how I could do one on a loom. I was thinking of looming and then weaving in to join but I don’t know what stitches in needle knitting are equal to loom knitting.
Hello, Dianne!
Because of the gauge difference between most needle knitted patterns and the Knifty Knitter looms, I think you’ll find that you’ll be able to adjust the cowl pattern to suit your needs just fine using the KK looms, even without the 300 pegs. I would think you’d be able to achieve a 16″ width just by knitting in a flat panel with even the red or green round looms, then stitching the ends together to make the circle of the cowl. Ribbing is pretty much the same for loom knitting as it is in needle knitting: alternating knit and purl stitches, keeping the knits above knits and the purls above purls in each successive row. Here’s a great place to see how to do these stitches on the looms: http://isela.typepad.com/looming_crafts/loom-videos.html
I hope this gets you going on the right track! Happy Looming!
Bethany~
has any made neck warmer or dickies on the circular loom. if so need pattern please tks
I made one on the largest rake loom and just did the loop over because I am a beginner. The largest round one will make one for smaller children. The pattern I saw was the same as the ribbed though anyway. On the large rake loom it will fit adults or older children. I made one on the largest round one and it will fit small adults and older child, just make it shorter. I made mine 14″ because I was trying to do the pattern I saw. I then crocheted one that was very large. If you look in the Dec. 2009 Vogue knitting magazine you will see the cowl necks there. I can try and post a url to the pattern I saw.
On Lions yard website there are free patterns that are really nice for Knitting so I thought I would just try them on the loom.
Scrubby-O’s are SO AWESOME! I absolutely LOVE-LOVE-LOVE them, I am completely hooked. I have made them in different colors & sizes, with & without nylon netting! Thanks for the great video tutorial, I couldn’t have done it without that & now I know how to do wedges too.