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Garnet & Black Hat
I put this hat together in about 3-4 hours. Here is the brim finished on the adult size loom.
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Here is what the inside looks like while the knitting is in process.
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I used Yarn Bee Boucle Traditions Brushed yarn in cranberry and black doing two strands at a time.
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The finished hat turned out to be a really good size – even long enough to flip up the brim! The brim is 12 lines and the body is 31 lines.
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and here’s a close-up of the stitches
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Plum cap on me
thanks to Martha for MAKING me post a photo of the plum cap on… enjoy. now that it is on, i could have made it 3 or 4 rows longer…
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Plum winter cap
I made this hat on my adult size round loom using Bernat roving plum yarn. The brim is 14 lines of e-stitches and the top part is 26 lines of alternating e-stitches and knit stitches.
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Welcome to No Needle Knitting!
After visiting lots and lots of loom and board knitting sites I finally decided to just start my own site about my new fun hobby. I’ve never tried to knit with needles so I figured this would be a good title: No Needle Knitting. I plan to add photos of my knitting projects here with basic comments about each one. Please feel free to comment or ask questions!
Here is a recent project I finished yesterday morning. It is a super bulky hat made of brown Lion Brand wool (Wool-Ease Thick & Quick). The brim is 10 lines total and above the brim is 28 lines. I used the adult hat size Darice loom I bought from amazon.com. I think it will make a nice Christmas gift! The other little hat behind the unfinished one was a mistake. I guess I could add some ear flaps to it and give it to some kid, but nah…
