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Diy Strickliesel (Knitting Loom)

easy-to-make small knitting loom

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/diy-strickliesel-knitting-loom • Posted by Tinker-Tinka

I wanted to have a Strickliesel (that's a German small knitting loom), but couldn't find a cheap one. So I made this and it actually works :) Have fun! // Tinker-Tinka //

You will need

Project Budget
Almost Nothing

Time

0 h 30

Difficulty

Nice & Simple
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Description

I wanted to have a Strickliesel (that's a German small knitting loom), but couldn't find a cheap one. So I made this and it actually works :) Have fun! // Tinker-Tinka //

Instructions

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    First you need U- staples.

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    Use the pliers to bend the U- staples as you can see on the picture.

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    Voila!

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    I missed to take pictures of disassemling the ballpoint pen. Actually you only have to get a loom/tube which has at least 1/4" diameter and is realtively strong. Add hot glue on the end of the tube to fix the prepared U-staples.

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    Attach the staples in a similar distance from each other.

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    Now wrap a bit of lace around the glue. This is for fixing the staples and just to hide the glue ;)

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    Finished :) Now let's try it out...

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    This is how to start. Pull the yarn through the tube to the downside, hold it tight there. Sling the yarn around the staples (see on photo).

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    Go on like this clockwise. If you have two knits on a staple, pull the lower one over the upper one and pull the yard on the downside to set the knit tight. (Damn, is that even actual English? ^^ Sorry, if it's hard to understand)

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    I'm sure you get the clue after a while. To finish the cord just cut the thread and pull it through the knits, knot the end like in a crochet or knit piece. Hope this is all understandable. If you have questions or suggestions for a more proper description, please feel free to post them. Love, // Tinker-Tinka //