Comfy, cute and cozy ear warmers to keep you warm and match perfectly with your Tera Cable Fingerless Gloves! Made with a bulky yarn for extra warmth that works up quickly. 1 skein of Charisma yarn made both the gloves and the ear warmers! Pattern includes detailed written instructions and video links to help with techniques. These ear warmers feature a mix of knit, purl and cable twist stitches and is worked entirely in the round on the CinDWood 5/8” gauge universal hat/scarf loom using a double peg wedge. Pattern is worked in the round and uses peg multiples of 5. Pattern can be adapted to other looms with peg multiples of 5.Examples: 55 peg ½” gauge, 60 Peg ½” gauge or 40 Peg ¾” gauge CinDWood Looms) Pattern uses under 1/2 skein of Charisma Yarn and fits head circumferences 21"-23". Please contact me with any questions!
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.