[NFB-Krafters-Korner] [Beginner Loom Knitting] Beginner Loom Knitting Class

[Lea williams]

OK. Makes since.

Many years ago with my old loom, it came with these plastic rings like
a key chain ring but looser. You would spin or snap it on to the yarn
to mark your place. at least this is what i think it was. It looked
like a plastic ring that went around one and a half times.

For the row counter you just need to remember the row amounts, you are
not needing anything special to clip or snap to the yarn then... That
helps.

On 5/9/20, Courtney Fulghum Smith <cmfulghum at gmail.com> wrote:
> You can use a number of things as a row  counter. I  use an abacus. Some use
> buttons, beads, dry beans, small pieces of candy, etc.
>
> As for the stitch markers, it needs to be something that can be taken off of
> your stitches easily & placed on another stitch. I’m not sure if the ones
> you are describing will work. This pattern requires you to pick up stitches
> & using the stitch markers will make it easier to find your stitches & pick
> them up. Once you do this, you will need to remove the stitch marker &
> placed it on another stitch. That’s why I recommend movable stitch markers,
> coilless  safety pens, bobby pins, twist ties, etc.
>
> Hope this gives you some ideas.
>
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> Subject: Re: [Beginner Loom Knitting] Beginner Loom Knitting Class
>
> Hi. what is  a row counter and do I need to buy one?
> Is there something I can use in place of one until I can get one.
>
> A stitch marker is like a key ring small plastic circle that is easy
> to slip on and off?
> I will use something else until I can get these again.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On 5/9/20, Courtney Fulghum Smith <cmfulghum at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Join us this Tuesday, May 12, at 8 PM Eastern for our beginner loom knit
>> class. We will be learning  the 10 stitch method of creating a project.
>> The
>> 10 stitch has been all the rage in the knitting world. This version uses
>> German short rose to create this simple project.
>>
>> You  will need:
>>
>> a loom with at least 10 pegs
>> Yarn appropriate for the loom size
>> Loom tool
>> Row counter
>> Lots of removable  stitch markers (coilless  safety pins, bobby pins,
>> twist
>> ties, etc.) These will be used to mark stitches & not pegs. You will be
>> moving them from stitch to stitch.
>>
>> If you are not registered for the beginner class, click.
>> https://www.krafterskorner.org/beginnerloom/ To sign up. The call-in
>> information is:
>>
>>
>>
>> (605) 313-5111
>> Access code 442790#
>>
>>
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