Twill Stripe: Loom Knitting Stitch

Twill is a type of weave with a pattern of diagonal parallel ribs. Now, we can recreate this weaving technique with our knitting looms! The floats, or diagonal lines, are accomplished by simply twisting two peg’s stitches at a time as you work through the rows. Find all the details, written instructions, and chart for this lovely stitch here:

[umbrastar]

This is a great video. The directions are very understandable and she doesn't go too fast. I hope to try this soon. I'm still a beginner so I think I will work up to this.

[momolove]

Can these stripes be incorporated into other projects? Like herringbone on either side?

[lindanielsen]

Video on showing on how to knit a queen size blanket for a bed on a adjustable kb loom from Donna Marlatt in St Louis MO please reply to me to day thank you

[lindanielsen]

How to knit a queen size blanket for a bed on a adjustable kb loom from Donna Marlatt in St Louis MO please reply to me to me today thank you

[brendawatkins]

in the picture of your site here, what stitch is that ?it is at the top at the very  in a blue yarn

[jodiekingsley]

Can you do cables o bbn. Looms from jodie love. Learning. Fron you

[janine]

Would it be too much to ask that the knit loom instructor use a proper pronunciation for the word "peg". Is it a regional thing to call it a "pang"? Really confusing.