Hope your weekend was fabulous!
Me, I think I might just cry. Blogger has been majorly acting up. And I have lost this post about 5 times now.
I had a step by step process on how to make this hat, but sadly its gone. Gone, gone.
I have some picture below, and I will also include a video. I don't really think my directions were that helpful. Its hard to write out how to do it, and word it just right.
I have got to get me some of those cute looms... I'm not a knitter, but these are cute!
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to be a knitter but yet everyone will think you spent hours on it, and love it.
DeleteAdorable! I used to knit like this on the small scale - spool knitting (you take an old wooden thread spool and put nails in it as pegs!) This makes me sound really old, but my grandma taught me (I'm 27!)
ReplyDeleteHahaha yes I remember those! Reminds me of those metal pot holder looms too!
DeleteI so wish I could knit. My mom is a knitter, but it looks too complicated for me. Very cute hat!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to the Twirl and Take a Bow Party. We plan on partying every Tuesday. Hope to see you again.
Trina
You should ask for this for Christmas from her, you'll have fun learning it together. Its super easy!
DeleteOh My what a cute hat I now wish i could knit. x
ReplyDeleteYou don't know now to knit, that's the best part of these looms!
DeleteThat is the cutest little hat! Thanks for sharing at TTF!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda!
DeleteThat's so cute, never seen knitting that way, maybe one day I will learn that as I can't knit with needles!
ReplyDeleteI can't knit with the needles either only crochet. I love using these looms!
DeleteAww this is great, thanks for sharing at Welcome to the weekend blog hop...
ReplyDeleteI have one of those things, haven't used it yet but now I will dust if off! If you have a chance, pls come by the Snickerdoodle Sunday (8pm ET Sat - 8am ET Mon). Theme is Fall this week and pumpkin hats say fall to me!
ReplyDeleteYay, just did thanks for the invite, and yes, OMG, these hats and scarfs you can make on them are so so easy and make great gifts!
DeleteThanks Julia. I love the cards your making. I wanted to comment on them, but don't see where to leave comments!
ReplyDeleteSweet!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the little hat! Looks like something my boys would enjoy making. Thanx for joining THT!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Thanks for sharing at the Open House party.
ReplyDeletexx,
Sherry
Thank you Sherry!
DeleteSUPER Cute and great for a Tickled Pink Times Time feature. Yep, this will be featured at our next party! I can't wait to see you there!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Thanks!
DeleteCute! I'd love to have you share this on The HomeAcre Harvest Hop today!
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Just did it! Thank you for inviting me. Come back tomorrow and link up here for friday follow along party!
DeleteFeatured and pinned!! Thanks for sharing. Linda
ReplyDeleteYay! Thank you so much!
DeleteThis is adorable! Thanks for sharing on The HomeAcre Harvest Hop! I hope to see you back to share more fun posts today!
ReplyDeleteOh i like the knitting board. I made a scarf on it and it was the softest squishiest thing ever! The hat looks great! Thanks for linking up to Snickerdoodle Sunday!
ReplyDeleteLove this hat. Thanks for sharing on Wordless Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThere is a definite revival in loom knitting isn't there? I've not seen it since I was a kid and now people like you are making lovely things like this! Very cute. (sorry to hear about your technical issues, it's horrible when you just want to create and share and the computer seems determined to be obstructive)
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