This is where the name of this site comes from…Gettin’ It Pegged… Loom Knitter’s Clique! I’m very happy to share with you some of the patterns of the projects that have been so popular during my years of teaching classes on loom knitting, as well as brand new ones, hot off the loom!
The idea: Every month or so, there will be a project, or two, or three 
for you to have fun with that will be applicable to the seasons and gift giving holidays. There is also a “book cover and notes” file to download and print at the bottom of this page, so that you can begin collecting all your new Peggin’ Pages into one place. You will be creating a custom book, with the patterns of your choosing, made just for you!
Twisted Stitches Page: As this page is building, there will be added tutorials & videos that contain instructions on items of the patterns that you might need a little help on. The plan is that when these tutorials are available for a certain part of your pattern, there will be a symbol on the page noting so. Of course if you have specific questions, or you find you need additional help, email me directly at: Bethany@GettinItPegged.com
All the Peggin’ Pages patterns are developed using the Knifty Knitter Loom Kits (unless otherwise noted below), but can be transferred to other looms of similar gauge and size, if you prefer. Because of the nature of the product, all sales will be non-refundable…but, you can rest assured that quite a bit of thought and planning goes into each pattern to make sure of it’s accuracy and simplicity. Updates will be made available if by chance any edits need to be made.
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*Warm Woolies*
These wonderfully fluffy mittens are full of texture and charm! You won’t have any trouble keeping your hands toasty warm in the cold winter months with these perfectly fitted mitts. Originally published as a limited edition bonus pattern during the 2009/10 Winter Issue of the Loom Knitter’s Circle, it is now made available for general purchase!
Warm Woolies!
This pattern is considered an intermediate level project and is knit on a large gauge long loom with at least 12 peg pairs… the Knifty Knitter pink long loom and loom clips were used for the sample mittens. Bulky #5 yarn is also used.
$3.95
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*Knifty Sports Cap*
Have tons of fun in the sun with this really quick and easy loomed project designed for any level loomer! This uses the Green Round Knifty Knitter loom…
Only $2.00!
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*Heather Rose Wristers*
What a wonderfully warm and whimsical pair of hand warmers…wrapped throughout with cables, seeds & bobbles.
This pattern is designed both for use with a fine gauge loom of at least 44 pegs, and for intermediate loomers with experience at reading knitting charts.
$3.95
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*Chunky Slipper Socks*
*Chunky Slipper Socks*Slip your tootsies into these wonderfully
soft and cushy socks!
You won’t believe how good they feel!
Instructions are easy to follow and include
how to create a
turned heel and toe without having to
stitch up any holes after the fact.
Sizes for mens, ladies, and youth included.
Only $2.00!
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*Looming with Beads*
This is a super fun combination of my favorite crafts: Looming and Beads!
This tutorial explains in detail how to create any number of types of lovely loomed jewelry pieces.
Only $2.00! Click here to view Introductory Video! 
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*’lil Tykies*
…another of Bethany’s Booties!
Your little one’s tootsies deserve to be wrapped in these cuties!
They’re loom knit on either a Fine Gauge Round loom (Tykie pictured on the left),
or the Knifty Knitter Blue Round loom (Tykie pictured on the right)…
in a size of about 3 months (but this can be adjusted to suit your needs)
$2.95
(More pics can be seen here!)…
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*Braided Cables Bag*
This handbag is a wonderful way to play up those cables, and have plenty of room for everything you’ll need in a carry all…
the project is knitted on the red round Knifty Knitter, or any regular gauge loom with 20 pegs, and includes both versions of the bag that you see here, as well as instructions on how to line your bag when it’s complete! The finished sizes are 8″x8″ and 10.5″x 8″. To see more pics of what the bags look like from different angles, and inside…just click!
$3.95
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Your baby deserves these babies!
The pattern is created for use on both fine gauge looms and on the Knifty Knitter.
$2.95
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*Felted Easter Basket/Bag!
This is one of my favorites…and has been a popular project class of mine, since it’s creation last Easter time. I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to share this wonderful little project with you! Use it as an adorable Easter basket…or as a sweet little purse for spring.
$3.95
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Loom Knitted Spa Set~
*Bath Mitt*Bath Scrubby*Felted Button Box*
What girl wouldn’t feel special when presented with such a special gift from the heart…and pegs! This month’s Peggin’ Pages is a threesome, made with the Knifty Knitter blue round (24 pegs) & green long (50 pegs) looms. The patterns, of course, can be adjusted to be used with any looms of comparable size and gauge.
As my Christmas gift to you…this month’s Peggin’ Pages edition will be only $3.95 for all three projects, in clearly written pdf download format. Merry Christmas, and happy scrubbing!
$3.95
Check here for more inspiring ideas on how to use the Bath Mitt!
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Chill Chaser Cap~ This is just the thing to keep your head and ears toasty warm this fall and winter…and quite stylish to boot!
$2.95
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Girl Gauntlets~
I love these!! I wear mine all the time! They’re just perfect to keep your paws comfy, while you can still get your work done…
Two versions included in pattern: Fancy & No-Frills… you decide, or combine elements of both!
$3.95
**pattern note: The “fine gauge method” as listed in the pattern simply means to cast on using the crochet co, and to use the knit stitch rather than the ewrap throughout. When I first developed this pattern, I was teaching locally and had not yet really immersed myself in the online “looming lingo” that is now a solid language. This was also before the most popular loom knitting books were published to help with creating common terms in the craft. I was just using my own terms to help my students remember to use the knitting method that makes a tighter stitch. Other than that, the pattern is very simple to follow.
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Felted CD Carrier~
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This is an adorable way to keep all those CD’s handy and protected…or it can be a unique scrapbook cover… either way, it would make a perfect gift for that gal or guy on your list!
$2.95
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Wooly Felted Pumpkins!
I thought you’d like to get started on these beauties right away! This project is very versatile, so that it is easy to create any size pumpkins you’d like…or maybe a small crop of all sizes! This is a very detailed, 4 page, double columned pattern that is easy to read & follow…with an added tutorial link on a new cast on method coming soon!
$2.95
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*Plush Poncho~ What an elegant, yet casual wrap to keep you snuggly warm & stylin’ this fall!
$3.95
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*Arm Chair Caddy~ What a great idea! This little project is so useful in keeping your remotes handy, or your knitting tools within reach! It is knitted on the Knifty Knitter Long Loom, but can be knit on any knitting board with at least 48 pegs.
$3.95
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*Back 2 School Poncho~ This is a beautiful, stylish, just the right amount of warmth for those beginning school months.
*My Stuff Bag~ This bag is so adorable, what girl wouldn’t want it to carry their books to & from class? The bag pictured has a sewn in coordinating liner, but can be left without for use as a gym/pool bag!
$2.95 (single pattern)
*Crafty Cannister~ This little felted cannister is perfect for all your favorite things! It features a knitted flat bottom technique, and a pointed cast off trim. $2.95 (single pattern)
*Purchase all three patterns: $6.95
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Download your Peggin’ Pages Book Cover & Notes here!
**Got questions? Feel free to contact me at Bethany@GettinItPegged.com
I purchased your spa kit pattern and total love it. However, I don’t quite understand how to do the bag. I was wondering if you could contact me, it would be much appriciated. Thank!
Bethany~
Thanks for the great sale. I have purchased 4 of your patterns and can’t wait to get started on them. I sure wish I had more time in the day to get all the patterns I want to do done.
Steph
Christy, I’m sorry, I don’t seem to be able to find your email address.
I’d love to help, if you could just email me at:
Bethany@Gettinitpegged.com
Thanks!
Bethany~
Bethany, your patterns are so freshly different, practical and just downright beautiful. You are a great designer. I have bought 4 of your projects also and look forward to buying many more.
Dianne
Make that 5 projects I have bought, just saw the felted CD holder and can think of 3 people I need to make this for.
Dianne
Bethany,
I just bought 2 patterns. Will they be mailed to me or are they downloadable? Peace, Marianita
just purchased 2 patterns:lil tykies another of bethany’s booties and the loom knitted lil mary janes. will they be emailed to me or sent in mail? can’t wait to get started on them, new grand daughter to knit for!!
Love your patterns now if I can find my shopping cart I will check out.
Keep up the good work and she is beautiful.
How do I join your group? I am interested in learning the Kniffty Knitter and not just making hats. Love the fingerless gloves.
Thanks, Marion
Am amazed, they are so wonderful
Are you selling the pattern for the cute Bethany’s baby booties? Please let me know. Thank you.
Diane
Hi, Diane!
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I’ve tried to reach you before, but I have trouble getting through to your email.
? You’re almost to the booties!? Just scroll up on this very page (Peggin’ Pages), find the booties, and press the button that says “add to cart” and then just follow the instructions…easy-peasy! 
Bethany~
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Have you tried the Heather Rose Wrister pattern on the Knifty Knitter looms? I love it but only have those looms.
Hello, Susan!
Due to the pattern gauge of the Heather Rose Wristers, this project needs to be done on a fine gauge loom specifically. BUT!: the Girl Gauntlets pattern is created for the blue round Knifty Knitter loom, and you could combine the 2 type of wrist warmers by utilizing features of both…for example, using the GG pattern, you could go with the correct proportions for the KK loom, use the decorative wrist/thumb edging, and all the same row/stitch numbers…combine this with the stitch texture, and ONE line of cables (there would really only be room enough for the one cable on the KK gauge) of the Heather Rose project, and you’ve got yourself a very doable likeness of the one, but suited for the larger gauge loom!
How’s that sound? It would take a bit of ingenuity, but it’s a very doable scenario! 
Happy Looming!
Bethany~
Hello Bethany
I live in th Uk and was talking to a lady at the weekend who runs a craft group and them are doing Looming. She said they were all enjoying it and I thought that sounds like a change from knitting & crochet so I looked it up on the internet and found you. I am going to see what I can find, this lady said her husband had made her a peg board. What size I wondered, where do I start? I am sure when my grandaughters were young we had a round loom but thats all you could make, sock like things.
I would be grateful of some tips on where to start etc.
Many thanks, Lesley
I ordered 6 patterns last night and was not able to download them due to a problem with your web site. Please let me know how I can obtain them.
Thanks for your help,
Lisa
Sorry about that, Lisa! I think there was a problem with your transaction email…but you should be all set now…Enjoy!
Hi Lesley!
I’m so excited that you’re interested in trying out loom knitting! I’ve sent you an email filled with all kinds of great links to get you started on your new quest… hope you enjoy & Happy Looming!
I just bought the Knifty Knitter yesterday so I was searching for patterns and stumbled on your site. WOW!!
You have great patterns, I can’t wait to try some.
What would you recommend as a good beginner project?
Also, do you have a newsletter I can subscribe to?
Hello, Cherrel!
I’m so happy you stumbled upon my little online world! …and that you’ve newly discovered how awesome loom knitting can be…there’s so much that can be created with these simple little tools.
I don’t have a newsletter, but you can subscribe to the blog when you post a comment…there’s a little box that you can check in the comments section that will notify you of newly release posts.
Also, I have a Yahoo Chat Group here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GettinItPegged/
As for beginner patterns, many of the ones on the Freebies page of my blog are great for new loomy adventurers, the most popular being the Mittens pattern. The patterns in the Peggin’ Pages I would recommend for starters would be any of the following: Plush Poncho, Back 2 School Poncho, My Stuff Bag, Felted Rosette Bag, Felted Pumpkins, Girl Gauntlets (when you have a little experience with the knit and purl stitches), Chill Chaser Cap, Sports Cap, Chunky Slipper Socks, Looming with Beads, and the Felted CD Carrier. There! That should keep you busy for a while, lol!
I hope you’ll enjoy looking around and experimenting with all that is available…and once again, WELCOME!
Bethany~
Hi, I just purchased the girl gauntlet pattern and the download didn’t work. Help
Sorry you’re having difficulty, Karen…I tried the link and it seemed a tad slow, but did open up. I’ve sent you a private email with the pattern attached so that you won’t have to worry about the download link not working for you, K?
Bethany~
WOOHOO!!! Took advantage of the sale and bought 4 patterns.
I got the Looming with beads
and girl gauntlets
and the braided cables bag
and the chunky slipper socks
Thanks Bethany
PS What loom am I to use on the gauntlets and what is the “Fine Guage” method?
Cherrel
Hey, Cherrel!
I’m so glad you were able to take advantage of the Spring Sale…and you made some excellent choices!
On the Girl Gauntlets, I used the blue round KK loom. The “fine gauge” method is just an early term for using the knit and purl stitches, rather than the Ewrap technique. This pattern was published before I was involved in a lot of online looming terminology and used my own way of getting the point across to my local loom knitting students. It was the best way I knew at the time to differentiate between the larger gauge of EW and the finer gauge of the knit stitch.
Hope that helps get you going…Happy Looming!
Bethany~
Hey Bethany~
Just wanted to leave you a message and let you know how much I like the tote bags I got from your Artfire shop! I ordered one for my sister as a college graduation present, and just had to order another one for me! Shipping was very fast, which is great, because I was very impatient to get them! My sister said she would’ve graduated faster if she had known she was getting such a cute tote! I’ve used mine daily since it came to bring knitting to and from work, and even non loomers are envious! Keep up the good work!
Becca
Thank you so much, Becca, for your super kind words and encouragement!! I’m really very ecstatically happy that you and your sister are enjoying your baggies! Hugs to you for being such a great loomy friend.
Bethany,
I’m interested in purchasing the chunky slipper socks pattern, but just wanted to check – what loom is required?
Thanks,
Karissa
Hi, Karissa!
I used the blue round Knifty Knitter. Any comparable gauge loom with the ability to knit in the round with 24 pegs will work nicely.
Love those slipper socks! Have fun making them! Bethany~
Okay, I am officially addicted to your patterns. I just ordered 3 more. This is becoming an obession. Thank you for all your creativity. Keep it up and I look forward to your book.
Bethany,
Just wanted to let you know I am really having fun with the slipper socks. I am almost finished with the first one. The instructions are great, easy to understand.
Thanks,
Karissa
Karissa , I’m so excited that you’re having fun with the Chunky Slipper Socks… that’s what it’s all about, right?
I’d love to see a pic when you’re all done…they would be a perfect addition to the Clique Pics Page!
Happy Looming! Bethany~