January 5, 2011 comments 11 How to knit loops This page has moved. For the free tutorial, please visit http://fluffandfuzz.weebly.com/2/post/2014/03/how-to-knit-loops.html Share this:SharePinterestFacebookTwitterPrintEmailLike Loading... Related
Enda Rosnatowski Thanks for the excellent step-by-step instructions. These are the clearest and easiest I have researched and practiced. Invaluable site. Enda enda.rosnatowski@sympatico.ca October 27, 2011 Reply
Judith thank you for your excellent instructions. Santa Claus will now have a lovely beard ! November 21, 2011 Reply
Amy Thank you! The step by step directions were the best I have read. I even watched utube demonstrations and your directions were the best! January 8, 2012 Reply
jojosubrbo Hi I think your illustrations are the best. The pictures are large and you can really see how to do the stitch. I wish other websites were as clear, Thank you January 16, 2012 Reply
Helen Stewart thanks so much for showing me this , its so clear and easy unlike when reading it thanks from Helen December 9, 2012 Reply
Lois Many thanks for the clear instructions. I’m anxious to try the loop stitch for a Border Collie dog I’m knitting for a grand-daughter. Lois January 7, 2013 Reply
Ned Do you have the pattern you used to make the head? I’m trying to make a sheepy tea cosy, and want a head to go on it. February 4, 2014 Reply
fluff and fuzz Hi! Here is a link to my sheep pattern for you http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/loopy-the-sheep—fluff-and-fuzz-knitting-pattern Best wishes February 4, 2014 Reply
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Thanks for the excellent step-by-step instructions. These are the clearest and easiest I have researched and practiced. Invaluable site.
Enda
enda.rosnatowski@sympatico.ca
Great instructions, very clear. Thank you!
thank you for your excellent instructions. Santa Claus will now have a lovely beard !
Thank you! The step by step directions were the best I have read. I even watched utube demonstrations and your directions were the best!
Hi
I think your illustrations are the best. The pictures are large and you can really see how to do the stitch. I wish other websites were as clear,
Thank you
yes, yes, yes, brilliant explanation.
thanks so much for showing me this , its so clear and easy unlike when reading it
thanks from Helen
Many thanks for the clear instructions. I’m anxious to try the loop stitch for a Border Collie dog I’m knitting for a grand-daughter. Lois
Do you have the pattern you used to make the head? I’m trying to make a sheepy tea cosy, and want a head to go on it.
Hi!
Here is a link to my sheep pattern for you
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/loopy-the-sheep—fluff-and-fuzz-knitting-pattern
Best wishes