Available as a downloadable PDF Loom Knit Garter Slip Chain Patterns" ebook by Scarlett Royal has 10 patterns, it includes written, photo, and video tutorials. The looms used are the 18 peg, 30 peg, 60 peg, and 36" universal loom in 1/2" gauge. These patterns could be categorized as Intermediate level. Techniques used are Garter Stitch, Slip Stitch, and Chain Stitch(this is what I am calling it, it is a new stitch for loom knitting) This book also includes the Double Decrease Draw String Cast Off and Weave in Cast On, couple more newer techniques. The patterns are Ear Warmers, Hat, Cowl, Fingerless Gloves, Capelet, Bracelet, Boot Cuffs, Leg Warmers, Booties, and Cell Phone Holder.
This loom is the perfect size and gauge to make a 10-stitch baby blanket with bulky (#5) yarn, I own other looms in this gauge, but they're round--fine for hats or scarves, but awkward for making blankets.
I am an elderly knitter with hands that don’t always do what I tell them. Larger gauge knitting looms mean fewer dropped stitches. But I love the look of projects done in a finer gauge. I took a chance and bought this loom to make a full size Afghan for my husband. For this Christmas. Madness! I had to start over a couple of times because I couldn’t fix a mistake. But lesson learned. In this age of instant gratification, I realized that a slower, more measured pace eliminated dropped stitches. And that I was a much more relaxed knitter. I’m 20 mistake free inches into the 70 inches for this project. I love the way it looks and feels. Sometimes it’s nice (and good for me) to ease up and enjoy the process. I’m very happy I bought this loom and am having this experience.