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Items Needed:
Blue Knifty Knitter Loom knitting tool
1-2 balls of Bulky weight yarn - I used Patons Chunky Shetland
- Working with two strands together (two strands of yarn=to one strand for knitting over), e-cast on all 24 pegs. This project starts at the heel. E-wrap/twisted knit/single stitch (they are all the same stitch, different names) for 8 rows.
- Bind off stitches 13 through 24. Take the loop from peg 24 and place it onto peg 1 and knit off. This creates the opening for your foot.
- E-wrap on all 24 pegs again (for the first row, you are just creating loops around the pegs you have bound off; you will work them on the second row). E-wrap stitch for 4 rows.
Bind off stitches 13 through 24. Take the loop from peg 24 and place it onto peg 1 and knit off (I know it sounds like I just repeated myself.) This makes the strap. - E-wrap back and forth, increasing the row at each end. Repeat two more times (6 total rows)
- E-wrap on all 24 pegs again and knit off pegs with two loops. E-wrap stitch for 15 rows or until project reaches desired size.
- Cast off with gathering method. This makes the toe.
- Gather the other end of the project, this makes the heel.
- The openings end up with really loose edges so I do a round or two of single crochet to tighten it up.
- The slippers end up about a size 9 or 10 woman’s. To make smaller, use a smaller gauge loom. To make larger, after binding off the first or second time, E-wrap stitch a couple of rows before casting on all the loops again. Can also add rows at the beginning and end.
- Then make a matching slipper.
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5 comments:
what stitch do you do between row 8 and 13? Regular knit stitch? Thanks!
Wow. I apologize because this is one of the first patterns I wrote up.
The second step should be "bind off STITCHES 13 - 24" You bind of 1/2 of the stitches to create the opening for the foot. I will make this change in the pattern. Thanks!
thanks! I will try again.. the last time I tried it was a huge fail. here's a pic http://twitpic.com/mbig7... the sides didn't go up far enough.. hopefully I'll be able to figure out how to make them higher this time!
Are these done on a round or long loom?
They are done on the round loom
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