Loom Knit Brioche Cowl Pattern Crochet Pattern
This dream called GoodKnit Kisses started with a few Knifty Knitter looms and a plaid backdrop. I took a chance and published my first weaving lesson.
I am the first to admit that I didn’t have all the answers back then, but I did. I enjoyed sharing my limited knowledge of various stitches, headbands and techniques with you.
But when I look back at those early videos, I think of everything I wanted to know before I started. My understanding of the loom has grown by leaps and bounds over the past decade, and I think it’s time to take a step back.
Let’s go back to the beginning. if you want to see my other crochet patterns follow the links.
I wanted to create a new series of beginner weaving videos with clearer HD video and better sound and lighting. (Loom weaving is not the only skill of mine that has improved over the years.) Knitting with such tools has become quite preferable lately. However, if you want to make an amigurumi, you cannot do it this way. Crochet amigurumi patterns are usually made with crochet. That’s why you need to learn other knitting techniques.
Learn to knit on a long scarf knitting loom with this simple pattern. Knit flat on the loom and then sew together, you can play with the length of this cover and even add a twist for an endless cover.
You will need:
Long knitting chair for scarves with adjustable needles so you can knit with different weight yarns
156 Yards of Bulky Yarn (Sample Knit in Ocean Waves)
Loom Hook Tool & Yarn Needle that comes with your Knitting Loom
The gauge is 9 stitches x 12 rows = 4 inches after blocking
This pattern is available as a free PDF document that will be sent to you once you have completed check-out.