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  • Erica Smith December 23, 2012 at 2:06pm

    One of the great things about loom knitting is that, as long as the total number of stitches stays the same in each row and it doesn't need more stitches than you have pegs, then you can actually use pretty much any pattern which is knitted in the round! (It doesn't even really need to be knitted in the round, it's just easier to translate...)

    Are there any knitting patterns you've seen which match that description? If so, I'd be happy to translate it to loom if you'd like? What size/shape loom(s) do you have? You can use a hat loom to make squares, too, if you'd like to give that a go?

  • Pam Antink December 23, 2012 at 6:06am

    Hi Patricia, have moved your question to KAS - Questions, Answers & Help - hopefully someone who using a hat loom can give you advice.  You could also try typing Hat Loom into the Search Square Circle Forum in the top right-hand corner of the page.  The other issue is that we are hitting the festivities and folk are very busy, however, I'm sure someone will spot it soon.  All the best.

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