July Looming

 I wanted to share some recent projects with you. The first photo is my loomed version of the "B-4" felted bag. This was such fun to make, and was my main project for the Looms in Bloom Challenge in the Ravelry Loom Knitters group. The four "b"s are baubles, bumps, buttons and beads. The bag was made on a 90 peg CinDwood loom in 1/2 inch gauge.

 The second photo is a summer weight Mostly Harmless Scarf. I made this from crochet cotton in a light fingering weight on a 3/8 inch gauge loom. There are pink glass beads added at each point and along the long cast off edge.

Another Looms in Bloom project, in the third photo, a pair of Little Kitten Mitts with the addition of a small ruffle on the wrist. These were made from a cotton-alpaca blend yarn.

This fourth photo shows a prototype for a lace jacket panel pattern I'm working on. This first one is a small, rough version done in kitchen cotton. The pattern will adjust to fit different sized jacket panels. 

There are some great Loom-a-longs happening this month. Continuing from June, the Silky Shawl Theme loom-a-long. Come and see all the beautiful shawls, even if you aren't going to join the loom-a-long. The yarn, patterns and colors are all beautiful. This is a choose you own pattern loom-a-long. I'm working on a Rosebud Lace shawl in a pink alpaca silk yarn. 

The July loom-a-long is a lovely Waffle Stitch baby afghan. The pattern is not difficult, and everyone is enjoying making a little afghan. I hope you'll be able to join a loom-a-long.

Kitten's Lost Mittens e-book: three mitt and mitten patterns
$9.00 US   

The Loom Knitter's Stitch Dictionary: over 100 single rake stitch patterns just for loom knitters, and including the Stitch Sampler Pattern Collection
digital e-book $24.00 US

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Wedgwood Inspired Jacket

Wedgwood Jacket

Inspired by the colors of blue and white china, and made from a simple shape, this is a lovely jacket to wear.

Supplies:
Small Afghan Loom with 90 or more pegs in ½ inch gauge.
600 yards WW wool (3 skeins Cascade 220 Heather in Light Blue used in example)
100 yards WW wool for contrast edging (Rowan Soft Lux in cream used in example)

Loom hook
Crochet hook

For the pattern, go to my pattern pages and follow the links to Ravelry. If you need a plain text version, please let me know and I will send it to you. Enjoy!

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