Straight Knitting Loom

Love these looms, I used the largest size to make three long sections, crocheted together to make a large blanket, really quick to do. Made an infinity scarf from the smallest size in a couple of hours. Sturdy, well made with a good size range. Highly recommend

The media could not be loaded. I HAVE CARPAL TUNNEL IN BOTH HANDS AND THE EASY OF USE HELPS DAILY.QUALITY PRODUCT.QUICK DELIVERY AND SECURELY PACKAGED.FABULOUS!

I have given 4 stars they would have had 5 if I didn't have to file the pegs down, I use yarn that isn't cheap I don't want it snagging on pegs that haven't been finished properly, saying that they're a very nice set of looms, sturdy and easy to work with.I'm on my first project already.I would actually buy them again its just a shame that some pegs needed filing.

I am a complete novice as far as loom knitting is concerned but an experienced knitter and crocheter. I really wanted to have a go at it however, so bought this set - it is reasonably priced, different sizes etc. Unfortunately, although the looms are varying sizes, the gauge of all of them is the same, and it's very, very big, so isn't at all useful for any of the yarn I already have. This size is really designed for chunky and super chunky yarns and anything smaller doesn't produce fabric that looks good. It's my fault for not thinking about gauge (distance between the pegs) but it also doesn't give this information on the product description. So if you want to make massive blankets and pouffees etc, these will be fine. If you want to make smaller and more "ordinary" stuff, they won't be. The only use I've had out of them is practising technique and I could have knocked up a peg board to do that. Oh, and some of these pegs do fall out during use, which is irritating.

this is great you can do all at once in 4 colours so if you have a thick wool looks best ,you can get wool from charity shops

Instructions could be a little more as very basic for someone just starting out but with me I got into the item quickly and already on my forth item

I admit it was a tad tricky at the beginning but once I got the hang of it I was quick.Made a baby blanket and a baby hat, i used the longest one but I'd probably have a hard time trying to make an adult blanket. Need a much longer knitting loom.Definitely fun once I was started getting the hang of it.

The media could not be loaded. I love these. I've already made two scarfs and I'm starting on several long stips that I can stitch together into a double blanket. I had to watch a few YouTube videos to figure things out and the best tip I found was for the threading. Take a pen to bits and use a length of wire to tread the wool through the empty pen. As you can see, it speeds things up massively and you don't get everything unraveling as it does when you are doing it by hand. 👍