I’m about to start an Afghan for my daughter’s August birthday, and I have been searching all day by watching videos and scrolling through posts trying to decide just what pattern would best fit my yarn pattern. It is a combination of teals and I don’t have enough experience to know how the color would come out to make sure it doesn’t make it look odd with the stitch pattern, and I think this stitch will work perfectly. Your explanation is super easy to understand, and you demonstrate it enough for me to be able to do it. I also like the border on your project and think I am going to use it too! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! I’m excited to learn from your other videos also!
This is so much easier than the other way I learned, with the other way I always lost a stitch. With the way your teaching I'll never lose the Stitch because it's always stays on the Peg. Thank you so much.
Love all your stitch hints on the loom and use them a lot!!! When working this stitch, if you have to stop in the middle of a row, how do you tell which way you were going?
I'm in the middle of making a blanket on a Kb Super Afghan Loom, I'm asking could I do this new way of Linen Stitch rather than doing a boring Garter Stitch instead, your work is beautiful. Thank you for your tutorial that is so easy to learn .
ABSOlUTELY! I think it would be beautiful and it's always nice to break up boring and throw a little something fun in too, this would be great for that. Thanks for the love Shirley! 💜
hello, I love this stitch 😊😊 however I would like to ask you where you bought your loom please? I'm French and here we only have classic looms (5/8") I found some on Amazon (kb loom) but I'm desperately looking for looms like yours, a 1/2" gauge I think. can you help me please because apart from the Cindyloom site (where the shipping costs are much too high, almost more expensive than the material lol) I don't know of any others. Thanks Caroline
I believe you mean working yarn in front because you bring the working yarn in front of your work, while if you wanna make working yarn in back you just pass the working yarn behind the work
When people say WYIF in looming, they mean to bring the working yarn in front of an empty peg. 😉 So in this case, it's putting the working yarn in back (behind) the peg.
Love your setup! Never thought of using a turn table, but I’m definitely going to get one! Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials!
I’m about to start an Afghan for my daughter’s August birthday, and I have been searching all day by watching videos and scrolling through posts trying to decide just what pattern would best fit my yarn pattern. It is a combination of teals and I don’t have enough experience to know how the color would come out to make sure it doesn’t make it look odd with the stitch pattern, and I think this stitch will work perfectly. Your explanation is super easy to understand, and you demonstrate it enough for me to be able to do it. I also like the border on your project and think I am going to use it too! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!! I’m excited to learn from your other videos also!
That's so awesome! I can't wait to see it completed! 💜💜💜
This is so much easier than the other way I learned, with the other way I always lost a stitch. With the way your teaching I'll never lose the Stitch because it's always stays on the Peg. Thank you so much.
So glad I could help 💜
Love the stitch and color. So creative.
Thank you! 😊
Eager to try this. Thanks for an excellent, clear instruction!
You're so very welcome, can't wait to see what you create!
Love the stitch! Thanks for the easy WYIB! Would you mind sharing how you did you border?
It's just a simple seed stitch border 🥰
Hello happy holidays to you and your family I love your nails I love that color
thank you for another video
BLESSING
And Happy Holidays to you my friend, thank you 💜💜💜
I love this pattern.
I would love to see how you do the edges.
Thank you.
Thanks Veronica, the edges are what I refer to as my "clean edges" that you can see how I do on my Twisted Honeybee or Wisteria Web. Hope that helps
I love this stitch. Can you do the 10 stitch blanket with it?
Thank you and Yes you can
Thanks you for sharing I've not got that loom can I use the long loom 💞xx
Great video..Excellent instructions I think I can actually do this. Blessings
You got this! 💜
Love all your stitch hints on the loom and use them a lot!!! When working this stitch, if you have to stop in the middle of a row, how do you tell which way you were going?
Thank you! I always lay my hook with the tip pointing the way I'm going so I know when I come back
Thank you!
Got it thank you do you have other videos o can watch thank you
New friend Ruthie here. beautiful stitch.
Welcome Ruthie and thank you 💜
Love, love, love. My question is how do you do the clean edge shown on your project, please?
Watch my Wisteria Web or Twisted Honey Bee videos and I show & explain how
I'm in the middle of making a blanket on a Kb Super Afghan Loom, I'm asking could I do this new way of Linen Stitch rather than doing a boring Garter Stitch instead, your work is beautiful. Thank you for your tutorial that is so easy to learn .
ABSOlUTELY! I think it would be beautiful and it's always nice to break up boring and throw a little something fun in too, this would be great for that. Thanks for the love Shirley! 💜
Thank you for the video. I would never have known how to do WYIB.
My pleasure sweetie 😘
Do you have the start. I have this loom but I could not figure out what I wanted to do with it. Now I want to learn more...😊
It's just the No Hook Crochet cast on, really easy cast on ☺️
You read my mind every time
I got you boo! 😉🥰
Can we see this when your done? It’s beautiful.🤗
Sure thing... It's gonna be a while, I need to get some other items done first 😉👍
hello, I love this stitch 😊😊 however I would like to ask you where you bought your loom please? I'm French and here we only have classic looms (5/8") I found some on Amazon (kb loom) but I'm desperately looking for looms like yours, a 1/2" gauge I think. can you help me please because apart from the Cindyloom site (where the shipping costs are much too high, almost more expensive than the material lol) I don't know of any others. Thanks Caroline
This particular loom was discontinued but you can get 1/2" ones from www.kblooms.com
@@MrsRynsai thanks so much i'll look at it 😊😊😊
Does the WYIB have to be used with EW or can the linen stitch be used with another knit stitch? I hope this makes sense?? Thanks!!
Yes, you need to do that WYIB or it's not going to be a linen stitch 😔
@@MrsRynsai Thank you, I was asking if it works same if I use say U wrap WYIB???
If you watch the video, I show exactly how it's supposed to be done 😉
One question! Do we need to cast on even or odd number pegs?
Even
I am looking in patterns for this and cannot find. Please direct me. It is beautiful as all your designs. Thanks D
This is just too show how to do the stitch, you can use it for various things
Can you do this one. Fleeze kb looms
Yes ma'am you can do this on any loom!
What stitch did you do for the edges ?
Simple seed stitch
I believe you mean working yarn in front because you bring the working yarn in front of your work, while if you wanna make working yarn in back you just pass the working yarn behind the work
When people say WYIF in looming, they mean to bring the working yarn in front of an empty peg. 😉
So in this case, it's putting the working yarn in back (behind) the peg.
Yeah this makes sense ☺️
😉🥰
Sorry this is for a vest. Thought it was a cowl. I am going to use for cowl.
what size loom is this? 5/8 or smaller?
This is just showing the linen stitch. It can be used on any loom, this isn't a pattern 😉
Where do you get the 70 peg loom?
I found mine at Wal-Mart about 2 years ago
Love To Loom ok thanks and how would you do the linen stitch in a purse?
You mean to make a purse? I would line it with fabric once it's done
Could you plz show me how to do the edge ?
It's the same as all my others, just knit and purl the same peg at the end
Do you have face love to be friends i love your videos my name is jodie
Sure, join our group here! Lots of great people facebook.com/groups/lovetoloom/