Loom Knit Garter Stitch Baby Blanket

How to Loom Knit a Garter Stitch Baby Blanket. Inspired by the Yarnspirations In a Wink Baby Blanket with growing stripes and Bernat Blanket yarn. Click link for pattern:

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[hopecrane]

Girl you are awesome! I’ve watched a lot of loom videos to get the info I need and it is often tedious. It’s so enjoyable to watch your video! You are clear, concise, easy to follow and the info is spot on. I’m so glad I found this video it has helped me so much! As stated in other comments telling us to pause and not doing the ff thing is so much easier to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and time with us!

[MsDaleBall]

What a wonderful pattern and you gave such easy to understand instructions from beginning to end. THANK YOU from a beginner!

[rhondastalder]

Hello !! I whined a month ago under this pattern. Wishing you made the whole blanket in video..Well I went and made a few other projects...and now this one doesn’t intimidate me so much ! 😊. I feel I can now try this for a baby blanket..😊 Now that I have a little experience I am liking your pattern videos !! Thank you for making so many. 😊

[MrGoodwin]

Thank you for this video, I tried asking others to explain how to add new color but their videos tutorial is as good as yours but yours better. You even explain combo moves as knitting and purl at the same time how awesome is that. Once again thank you so much.

[shawnakilpatrick]

I used this video to make my first ever baby blanket! The instructions are easy and the blanket looks cute, for being a first attempt. Thanks so much for making this tutorial!

[joncampos]

Who knew you could use a long tail cast on for loom knitting. Love it.

[beckyrose]

So glad I watched this. The cast on is fantastic and your videos are really good. Your explanations are clear and easy to follow and I like that you tell me to pause, and you don't show either a fast forward version of you completing or an actual time version. I have narcolepsy often waiting for the next step to be explained in other videos I have watched I nod off lol..

[phughesphoto]

New knitter here, loom and needles but I’m working with a straight loom. Question. This can be as wide as I want to make, right? Like the measurements of an actual crib blanket? Help!

[darlam]

I love love this stich, you do a great job of showing how to do it, thanks for sharing it. Do you have a video of how to put 2 panels together???

[lenswaffield]

Thanks nice bind off, always wanted to learn that ❤

[jeankibby]

Your video explains it so well thank you xx

[SannesFamily-bshi]

Thank you for sharing your video. Wondering if you may know how to use the same yarn to make a shawl or a poncho with it. My granddaughter loves this wool and would like a poncho or shawl from it to wear. Thank you

[TheIceprincesseva]

I am using this on a 62 peg rectangle, but I am not swapping colors. On a single count, how many rows should be done?

[maythen]

The castnoff works for a baby blanket but don't use it for a full size blanket on an S or infinity loom, no matter how loose you keep your loops it ends up too tight. I made a toddler blanket with this and it turnes out fine, made a queen size blanket for my teen and this was too tight even after taking it out, re-attaching the original loops and casting off again 3 different times it just comes off too tight.

[LBMoody]

I love the cast I can't wait to try 💙

[ednakako]

I have the bigger loom but mine tends to squish in the middle and I wished it didn't how can I stop that from happening?

[erinneder]

Is this video just a sample? Not a true to size blanket? If so then how many peg would you use to do a full baby blanket?

[judyalbarado]

Love the video ! It is so easy to fellow. Will be put on my to make list!

[Sandraromulo]

Is it possible for me to have the same pattern I had from the start. Am I able to have the same pattern from the start to end

[MsCupcAkers]

What are your recommendations on making this in one color, super chunky 6 acrylic yarn, on an afghan loom? I’m thinking of making a baby blanket in bernat softee because I need something more easily washable. Thank you!