[Nfb-krafters-korner] additional question loomers

[Barb Roland]

Joyce, it sounds like you are pulling to hard on your working yarn when 
wrapping. Something I do is after wrapping the peg, before knitting off, is 
to place a finger (on the inside of the loom)  between the peg I just 
wrapped and the previous peg and ever so slightly push the yarn toward the 
outside of the loom, not enough so the yarn go outside the loom, just enough 
to create a bit of slack, then ko. If you are wrapping tight, this will give 
just enough slack so that it is easier to ko.
Make sense?
Barb
----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 10:45 AM
Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] additional question loomers


>I have kinda tried moving and e wrapping not the entire loom, but smaller
> sections, but I tend to lose my concentration and where I am and how many
> rows,  etc.  I really don't want to e wrap one stitch at a time and e wrap
> that  stitch off, as I have tried that and it is tight and I am fighting 
> to
> pull it  off and then depending who wins the battle sometimes both loops 
> pull
> off.[so I  am being challenged here].  [PS My left handed Granddaughter is
> doing so  good with her mitten loom, beautiful even stitches, nothing 
> loose or
> sloppy][much better then Grandma according to Henry][and that is perfectly
> fantastic with me!]
>
>
>
> Joyce  Kane
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> Blindhands at AOL.com
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