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10/08/2010
The beginning has had time to loose the stretch you put in it when you made it. Let the piece sit for a day or two so the last part of the piece has time to lose the stretch, just like the beginning. Remember how tight the yarn is when you loop it over the pegs? Let the end lose it's stretch before you panic. That is probably all it is.
By
10/07/2010
Here is a yahoo group I just found that has a ton of help and they are a very nice group.
(KniftyKnitterLoomAddicts)
Barb
By
10/06/2010
You should use the crochet hook method to cast on, try Purling Sprite knitting loom videos at:
http://isela.typepad.com/looming_crafts/knitting_loom_videos/index.html
I have a question about the knitting loom. When I get the 2 rows of loops done and then go to lift the bottom loop over the top loop all the way around and on the last peg, I end up with this huge loop of yarn behind the last peg. What am I doing wrong?
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