Knitting loom headband

Learn how to make a super cozy and warm loom knit headband ear warmer in this free pattern, step by step tutorial and video!

Make a loom knit Twisted Headband with this free pattern including instructions, diagrams and loom-along tutorial videos.

Today I’m going to share how I made this x closure headband using my Addi-Express Kingsize. Materials:Addi-Express Kingsize (46 needle)Baby Bee Sweet Delight yarn from Hobby LobbyYarn NeedleScissor…

Start 2021 with an easy and fast loom knitting project. This headband and earwarmer is knit in the round. Steps Chain cast on 2:48 Double moss stitch 5:43 Stretchy bind off 11:52 Supplies 41 peg round loom, or 36 or 40 peg round loom 1 ball of yarn like #6 weight hook scissors yarn needle […]

Learn how to Tunisian Crochet this Classic Twist Ear Warmer with a simple free pattern, step-by-step photos, and helpful tips.

Easy loom knitting hat tutorial with free pattern and video instruction. Great for kids and absolute beginners or anyone wanting to make this simple hat.

Learn how to make a cute, cozy and EASY twisted headband on your circular knitting machine in this step by step pattern and video tutorial!

I received so many repins on this pin: that I decided to write up a quick pattern. Forgive me if I'm a bit lazy in explaining the terminology here, but it is SO darned easy you will barely need to read through this post to figure out how to get this finished product. It takes me about half an hour to make one - how's that for instant gratification?! Start with a double rake loom and bulky yarn. The yarn I used was Lionbrand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick, which is super bulky "6." I also used my…

Loom Knit Headband Scarf - Ear warmer - Open Hat. Pattern with video tutorial

Knitting headbands & legwarmers on the loom is just as easy as making a hat! The only difference is at the end when you cast off. For an adult size headband, use the same size loom you would use for a hat. Cast on as you normally would and knit down about 9 inches (more or less depending on how big you want your headband). Once you have this done, pull the bottom loops back onto the pegs and knit them together.( Pull the bottom row over the top) Once you have done this, cut off about a foot…