[Nfb-krafters-korner] Looming Patterns

[minh ha]

Hi Lucy,

Unfortunately there's not a compendium of looming patterns out there
that are only text, but I have found that looming blogs are usually
good sources of patterns. Sometimes if you just do a google search of
a pattern that you are looking for plus the type of loom you want to
use, it will yield pretty good results. For instance, I can do a
search for "loom adult hat on knifty knitter." Also, Renee recently
told me about Ravelry, which is an online community of knitters and
crocheters and other crafts and they have a database of over one
thousand loom patterns for you to browse. A lot of them are
picture-based, but many of them are written out as well. Another
resource I can think of are eBooks. I don't know if you subscribe to
bookshare, but I have found about five books on there about looming
and they have excellent patterns. I hope this helps!

Minh

On 3/31/14, Lucy Marr <septembergirl95 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> As I have posted, I am new to looming and am loving it. I would like to find
> some patterns that are written out and not just pictures. What are some
> sources to find these?
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> Lucy
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