I can’t thank you enough. I’ve just started making the scrubbies. I’m in my 60. ( just another number). I can truly say YOUR NOT TO OLD TO LEARN. I started a sewing life group at church with another lady. Now I’m the leader. I didn’t know anything about sewing ect. But in our group everyone helps each other. We laugh, cry, laugh again. It’s like we’re a quilt put together. We NEVER turn anyone away. We’re God’s hand and feet. Loving on each other and. Thanks again for helping me. I’m. Lefty in my right mind. 😅God Bless Patsy Allison ❤
I love those! Thank you for the tutorial!. I find that it's easier to e-wrap around the whole loom, then knit over the last peg, and it will anchor all the stitches so they don't unravel, then knit over all the rest. I think it's a litter faster too.
I've been loom knitting for about 8 yrs. now (I don't know how to crochet or knit with needles) and I'm so glad to see channels like this one branching out into the loom knitting community! There are so many awesome things one can make on a knitting loom to where you would have no idea it was made on a loom. Thanks so much for bringing us loom knitters yet another channel to get inspiration from! This is a fantastic beginner tutorial and you did a fabulous job explaining how to do it! Thank you so much ❤
Omg finally a tutorial that I can understand & follow to make these!!!!! Seriously you have no idea how many different videos I've watched to try to make these. I watched yours, ordered what I needed & was able to make them. I just wanted to make a few for home & a few friends. Thank you for making it simple without all these crazy words I'm not familiar with in the loom knitting community. Just wanted you to know how much I appreciated your video.
I have always seen these looms but never knew what to do with them. You are a wonderful instructor giving many hints on how to do the weaving and finishing of the work. Great job!!!
To speed up the wrapping process, you can run your yarn through a section of a large straw before you start wrapping .. holding the straw it's easy to go between and around the pegs. Using the thicker scrubby yarn, I would use a large straw .. if I just had the cotton or acrylic yarn, I would use an ink pen barrel.
Great video, just like you. I had scrubby yarn that didn't get used. My sister loves homemade scrubbies, so I went on a hut to find a pattern that use Scrub-ology 2.0 yarn. I'm glad I found your channel. I have already made 9 so far with each turning out perfectly from the first try.
I have been doing these for years from another youtuber/ bloger, which I can't remember her name. She made her pattern to fit different gauges with different pegs counts. I gotten a few cindwood loom and kb loom in different sizes. My favorite loom is knifty knitter loom, which is very hard to find. Since they are discontinued. Thanks for doing this pattern.
Thank you very much. I just completed my 1st scrubby which I owe to you for your very clear explanations. It helped that you were unhurried and very thorough. I don’t have the 24 peg-loom but a 31-peg one. I used Forrest Green Jubilee Yarn Minnesota🧶 50 gm dish yarn ( sparkly green) with a red cotton blend yarn. Finished scrubby is 5 inches in diameter. I’ll be replaying your tutorial for the next few scrubbies. Liked & subscribed. Thank you again. Happy Thanksgiving!🦃🍁 🌷tess
i enjoyed watching your video, I am going to order the material and start making them, I will return back to this video for help. Thank you so much for it.
They look to cute to be rugged.Lol I do love they way the look. Thanks for the tutorials you do for us. My fingers get sore crocheting with it for me anyway. I have one of those looms, will be great.
Oh my stars! Why didn't I see this long ago? Or your channel? I just subscribed. ❤ Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm am digging out my scrubbie yarn asap and getting busy!
@@CrochetinwithAlana the Red Heart Scrubby yarn is a good bit rougher than the Scrub-ology scrubby yarn from Hobby Lobby. I found that the Hobby Lobby yarn would probably be ok for the body and bathroom.
This still falls into a yarn or fiber use. There are other channels doing crochet and knitting. There are people who do both. Thanks for showing this. 🤗😇
?? Can you use ONLY scrubbie 100% Nylon yarn, not adding in cotton...if use 2 strands maybe? (I guess 1 strand wouldn't work, but I've never loom knitted before?)
I love your tutorial, I got one a few years ago and always wondered how it was done, now I know. I do have a question, If I increase or decrease the rows will it make the scrubbie larger or smaller ?
Good job! 👌Great tutorial giiirl 👏👏👏👏👏Thank u!...and your scrubby IS caauute!😍. Question Ms. Alana, can "Scrubby Yarn" be loomed without the cotton yarn?🤷
Thanks Angela!! 😁 You can use the Scrubby yarn without the cotton, but you'll have to get a smaller gauge loom. The one in this tutorial would be too big. 😊
That is super cool! I have never worked with a peg loom! I am going to get one now and give this a try! Was just wondering, does the pick come with the loom or do you buy that separately? Thank you so much Alana, great tutorial video! 💖
Yay! I'm glad you're going to give it a try! And I have a tutorial coming that's going to be using this loom so you definitely won't regret buying it, and yes the pick comes with the loom! 😊
@@CrochetinwithAlana I clicked on the Amazon link after I left the comment, that's awesome it comes with! I'm excited now! Thanks so much again Alana! Looking forward to your next tutorial using this loom! 👍💖
I've seen a video a while back ago (don't remember the channel) and she made dish/kitchen scrubbies from using nylon tulle. Have you ever tried that? If so, what are your thoughts? I've been wanting to make some scrubbies but haven't had the chance to yet. I will definitely try your pattern out too when I do. Thanks for sharing. Take care
That is actually my next tutorial on this loom. They are amazing! I love them and that's all I use when I wash dishes. They're great! Plus I just toss them in washer and they come out like new! 😊
@@CrochetinwithAlana so awesome! I'm excited to see your tutorial for them. Yes, I heard/seen from the one video how easy they are to clean, and she said they last a very long time. I think she said she's been using one for over a year now and still good as new. It would be very cool to see how you work them up on a loom 😁
Love it but it seems it takes a while to make one. How long did it take to make just one? How long did it take u to make all of them? I want to try bit do not want to get frustrated bc it takes so long lol
@@Value1lady it probably will take a little longer once get started, but after you get a little faster, you'll get through them faster. But I understand what you're saying. :D
I see this video was posted a year ago. You done a great job on this video, and I agree with everyone’s else who’s commented on this post. You took giving someone instructions on how to make something, to the next level with the way you took your time explaining everything!! Everyone’s probably going to laugh at what I’m fixing to ask, but what exactly is a scrubby? I’m thinking you use it for dishes, or to clean up the cabinets/stove after cooking supper.
Hey Alana, thanks for the tutorial. I do have some scrubby yarn i works like to work, I'm just not sure when I'll have the time to use the little loom. What size Are you using? Maybe I missed that info in your tutorial. Could your key is know how long this might take you to do one scrubby? I just noticed your in St. Peter! Nice! (I'm from the near west burbs of Chi- town, but I've been misplaced in Texas. Looking forward to someday moving back up north.) Thanks for all your tutorials and info videos.
You're very welcome Jeanne, I used the 24 peg loom, and they took about 30 or 45 minutes to make. Give or take a few mins. lol. Gotta love Chi-Town!! lol.
I can’t thank you enough. I’ve just started making the scrubbies. I’m in my 60. ( just another number). I can truly say YOUR NOT TO OLD TO LEARN. I started a sewing life group at church with another lady. Now I’m the leader. I didn’t know anything about sewing ect. But in our group everyone helps each other. We laugh, cry, laugh again. It’s like we’re a quilt put together. We NEVER turn anyone away. We’re God’s hand and feet. Loving on each other and. Thanks again for helping me. I’m. Lefty in my right mind. 😅God Bless Patsy Allison ❤
That's awesome and thank you very much! Made me smile reading your comment.
I love those! Thank you for the tutorial!.
I find that it's easier to e-wrap around the whole loom, then knit over the last peg, and it will anchor all the stitches so they don't unravel, then knit over all the rest. I think it's a litter faster too.
I've been loom knitting for about 8 yrs. now (I don't know how to crochet or knit with needles) and I'm so glad to see channels like this one branching out into the loom knitting community! There are so many awesome things one can make on a knitting loom to where you would have no idea it was made on a loom. Thanks so much for bringing us loom knitters yet another channel to get inspiration from! This is a fantastic beginner tutorial and you did a fabulous job explaining how to do it! Thank you so much ❤
Omg finally a tutorial that I can understand & follow to make these!!!!! Seriously you have no idea how many different videos I've watched to try to make these. I watched yours, ordered what I needed & was able to make them. I just wanted to make a few for home & a few friends. Thank you for making it simple without all these crazy words I'm not familiar with in the loom knitting community. Just wanted you to know how much I appreciated your video.
Aww... thanks Risa! I appreciate you saying that to me. I plan to do more loom knit tutorials.
You did awesome explaining! I've been looming a few years and needed a refresher on this I think you did great!!
I have always seen these looms but never knew what to do with them. You are a wonderful instructor giving many hints on how to do the weaving and finishing of the work. Great job!!!
I have used my loom to make these years and years ago. Simple and easy.
Aren't they? And I honestly think they are prettier than the crocheted version. lol. I feel bad for saying that, but it's true. lol!
Great tutorial. Thank you for showing us how to make the scrubbies.
You're very very welcome Rose! I'm glad you enjoyed! 😊
To speed up the wrapping process, you can run your yarn through a section of a large straw before you start wrapping .. holding the straw it's easy to go between and around the pegs. Using the thicker scrubby yarn, I would use a large straw .. if I just had the cotton or acrylic yarn, I would use an ink pen barrel.
Wondering if you could use two of the scrubby yarn? Just saw your you tube and seems like it would be very easy.
Great video, just like you. I had scrubby yarn that didn't get used. My sister loves homemade scrubbies, so I went on a hut to find a pattern that use Scrub-ology 2.0 yarn. I'm glad I found your channel. I have already made 9 so far with each turning out perfectly from the first try.
I have been doing these for years from another youtuber/ bloger, which I can't remember her name. She made her pattern to fit different gauges with different pegs counts. I gotten a few cindwood loom and kb loom in different sizes. My favorite loom is knifty knitter loom, which is very hard to find. Since they are discontinued. Thanks for doing this pattern.
Beautiful colors ❤
Love this.... Off to buy A loom!!! Great Christmas presents! Thank you!😍
You've done a great job of demonstrating how to make this, Thanks!!
Thank you very much. I just completed my 1st scrubby which I owe to you for your very clear explanations. It helped that you were unhurried and very thorough. I don’t have the 24 peg-loom but a 31-peg one. I used Forrest Green Jubilee Yarn Minnesota🧶 50 gm dish yarn ( sparkly green) with a red cotton blend yarn. Finished scrubby is 5 inches in diameter.
I’ll be replaying your tutorial for the next few scrubbies.
Liked & subscribed. Thank you again. Happy Thanksgiving!🦃🍁
🌷tess
Put a pencil eraser on top of the pegs so when are you E rapid it doesn’t come unraveled
Genius!!!!!!! You guys are the best with ideas!
That’s a great idea 💡!
Great idea…thanks
I really enjoyed your tutorial, the other loom you showed was a flower making loom that why it has those ridges on the top 😊
i enjoyed watching your video, I am going to order the material and start making them, I will return back to this video for help. Thank you so much for it.
Very nice scrubbies! Nice explanations too!
Great tutorial. I never thought about using my loom for scrubbies. Thanks
You're very welcome Christena!
Thank you. Can’t wait to get my loom and start.
You did a great job. Thank you.
They look to cute to be rugged.Lol I do love they way the look. Thanks for the tutorials you do for us. My fingers get sore crocheting with it for me anyway. I have one of those looms, will be great.
Good deal Camper! I think this could be a little break for your hands if they're hurting from crocheting. 😊
Oh my stars! Why didn't I see this long ago? Or your channel? I just subscribed. ❤ Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm am digging out my scrubbie yarn asap and getting busy!
Thank you for sharing this, they look great
You're welcome Ann!
A loom hook ❤
I am glad got to watch your video and show me how to do that I think I will be able to make a subbie I can't wait to get back on track and make them
Awesome tutorial! 😊 Thanks for sharing. 🎉
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
I make these my family loves them
Thank you for this tutorial. I have never used a loom. I think I will try to make scubbies for the kitchen, and spa ones for the bath.
They are too hard to use. I hope they look beautiful!
@@CrochetinwithAlana the Red Heart Scrubby yarn is a good bit rougher than the Scrub-ology scrubby yarn from Hobby Lobby. I found that the Hobby Lobby yarn would probably be ok for the body and bathroom.
How is it you are always making things that are also on my list to do . ❤
Great minds think alike lady! hahaha! Thanks Mary Beth!
great I can't wait to start, thank you
You're welcome!
Great tutorial. You explained it slow & well so that we beginners can easily follow along. Thank you.
❤ yarn stash 😊
Hi it called loom hook❤Joanne
This still falls into a yarn or fiber use. There are other channels doing crochet and knitting. There are people who do both. Thanks for showing this. 🤗😇
You're welcome Jody! and thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Thanks Alana
You're very welcome Susan. (I say I a curtsey .. 😆😆😆)
If you r wrap all the way around and work the last e wrap it won’t unwind. 😊❤️
This has me intrigued! I'm going to have to look up what a r wrap is. Thanks Deb! I love to learn! 😊
If you e wrap all the way around, you can simply do the last peg you wrap first that way it doesn't fall off.
your description of the e-wrap is right on the nose
STASH is the word you were searching for
Great thanks so much
You're very welcome Joan! 😀
Thank you! You did an awesome job of explaining in this tutorial. 🙂
?? Can you use ONLY scrubbie 100% Nylon yarn, not adding in cotton...if use 2 strands maybe? (I guess 1 strand wouldn't work, but I've never loom knitted before?)
I love your tutorial, I got one a few years ago and always wondered how it was done, now I know. I do have a question, If I increase or decrease the rows will it make the scrubbie larger or smaller ?
I owned a addi express knitting machine I used it a lot but I owned the knitting loom I make them a a lot of them
That's awesome Lydia! I hope you make a bunch! 😊😊
Good job! 👌Great tutorial giiirl 👏👏👏👏👏Thank u!...and your scrubby IS caauute!😍. Question Ms. Alana, can "Scrubby Yarn" be loomed without the cotton yarn?🤷
Thanks Angela!! 😁 You can use the Scrubby yarn without the cotton, but you'll have to get a smaller gauge loom. The one in this tutorial would be too big. 😊
That is super cool! I have never worked with a peg loom! I am going to get one now and give this a try! Was just wondering, does the pick come with the loom or do you buy that separately? Thank you so much Alana, great tutorial video! 💖
Yay! I'm glad you're going to give it a try! And I have a tutorial coming that's going to be using this loom so you definitely won't regret buying it, and yes the pick comes with the loom! 😊
@@CrochetinwithAlana I clicked on the Amazon link after I left the comment, that's awesome it comes with! I'm excited now! Thanks so much again Alana! Looking forward to your next tutorial using this loom! 👍💖
I've seen a video a while back ago (don't remember the channel) and she made dish/kitchen scrubbies from using nylon tulle. Have you ever tried that? If so, what are your thoughts? I've been wanting to make some scrubbies but haven't had the chance to yet. I will definitely try your pattern out too when I do. Thanks for sharing. Take care
That is actually my next tutorial on this loom. They are amazing! I love them and that's all I use when I wash dishes. They're great! Plus I just toss them in washer and they come out like new! 😊
@@CrochetinwithAlana so awesome! I'm excited to see your tutorial for them. Yes, I heard/seen from the one video how easy they are to clean, and she said they last a very long time. I think she said she's been using one for over a year now and still good as new. It would be very cool to see how you work them up on a loom 😁
Я вязала мочалки для посуды крючком из полипропиленовой нити. Теперь попробую на луме. Можно ещё попробовать связать спонж из рафии.
i love making them i do craft show and i sell them at my show and they sell quickley
That's awesome!
@@CrochetinwithAlana do u knitting also
I'm actually learning. I'm working on a shawl that's only knit and yo
@@CrochetinwithAlana i knitted and do craft shows
You should of tied both ends and used then to finish with the seamind
What you're doing with the scrubes
Love it but it seems it takes a while to make one. How long did it take to make just one? How long did it take u to make all of them? I want to try bit do not want to get frustrated bc it takes so long lol
Hey Karen. I'd guess it'd take anywhere from 30 to 45 mins. Give or take a few mins. It doesn't take too long. Thanks Karen! 😊
@@CrochetinwithAlana oh ok I bought one but i was like oh my gosh that takes forever. Lol
@@Value1lady it probably will take a little longer once get started, but after you get a little faster, you'll get through them faster. But I understand what you're saying. :D
@@CrochetinwithAlana ok lol thanks I will try to make some bc I like them and love scrubbies for my dishes.
@@Value1lady Me too! Let me know how they go.
I see this video was posted a year ago. You done a great job on this video, and I agree with everyone’s else who’s commented on this post. You took giving someone instructions on how to make something, to the next level with the way you took your time explaining everything!! Everyone’s probably going to laugh at what I’m fixing to ask, but what exactly is a scrubby? I’m thinking you use it for dishes, or to clean up the cabinets/stove after cooking supper.
Thank you for saying that, and I'd never laugh. All of the above! A scrubby is mainly used for dishes, but you can use it for whatever you want. 😉
Hey Alana, thanks for the tutorial. I do have some scrubby yarn i works like to work, I'm just not sure when I'll have the time to use the little loom. What size Are you using? Maybe I missed that info in your tutorial. Could your key is know how long this might take you to do one scrubby?
I just noticed your in St. Peter! Nice! (I'm from the near west burbs of Chi- town, but I've been misplaced in Texas. Looking forward to someday moving back up north.)
Thanks for all your tutorials and info videos.
You're very welcome Jeanne, I used the 24 peg loom, and they took about 30 or 45 minutes to make. Give or take a few mins. lol. Gotta love Chi-Town!! lol.
@@CrochetinwithAlana thanks Alana
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I think the place where it’s drawn together, should be named- - the belly button ( navel) 😆😊
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I think they r 109 times better !!!
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You have a really good pattern but I had a very hard time listening to the narration😢
Too much repeating
It is so hard to follow you as you are jumping all over the place
Thanks for watching!
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