Looms, Boards and Graciela

The Glove

I Just took out of the Fixed 2, The Glove. This was just an experiment, I have to add it was a fast experiment, it took about 6 hours. I am pretty pleased with the result. Now to find a yarn that I have enough to make a longer pair.

The picture, is right out of the loom, no ends were hidden, or any holes repair, and there is no holes in between the fingers, the only holes are on the increases on the gusset, I tried 3 different ways to increase, to be able to decide which way I am going to make the real pair.

Simple Cardigan

This is a simple cardigan done on the Small gauge Slim, and a little help from the Fixed 2, both from the Kiss-loom Family.

The cuffs are done on the Fixed 2, and then transfer to the Small Gauge, first time for me going from small gauge to bigger gauge, but it worked!

The neck band is done going from the Small gauge to the Fixed 2, and bind off by Stretchy Bind off.

This for Princess Stephanie, her B-day is at the end of June, watch for the model wearing the cardigan...

Intarsia Sweater-Poncho

The Cape

This cape was done on 70 pegs, on the Kiss used as a board. It is done using short rows, the yarn is Pound of Love.

Key hole scarf

Some Little hats and Booties

Princess Alhanha

Princess Alhanha and her sweater, done on the Kiss Loom. The Stitch is Little Shells, a translation done by Angel Phillip.

Latest socks

This socks were done using the Fixed 2 Kiss-Loom.

They went much faster! With the Fixed 1, I use 56 pegs for this size socks, with the Fixed 2, it only required 48 pegs to obtain the same size and less rows.

1 pair took a little bit less than 1 skein of Heart and Sole. 

Close up of the Variation of the Mock Rib Cable

Nicky's Cardigan

This cardigan from Nicky Picky, was done using the Small Gauge Slim Kiss Loom, and cotton yarn. The stitch is a variation of the Mock Rib Cable.

It was fun making it, now to see if she will be wear it, or it will go to the pile of nice, but not so good.