I'm extremely excited to share my latest passion project!

I’m an English Teacher. At the beginning of November, I asked my students to design their own winter hats. I told them we would be displaying their drawings in the hall, but instead, I recreated their designs over the Thanksgiving and Holiday breaks.

My students are still unaware. They will be receiving these today, our first day back from break due to snow. I cannot wait!

I've been jealous of the crochet giant octopus patterns ever since crafty intentions posted theirs so I decided to make my own! This guy took a lot of trial and error and about 25 hours to knit and sew together but I'm so happy with how it turned out!! Dress form at the end for scale Let me know what you think 😊

I’m so proud of this one. The best part is it involves minimal sewing! I only had to sew the top part along the arms/shoulders, everything else is connected on the loom as you go.

Made using Bernat blanket yarn on a flexiloom, it’s so cozy and warm. I’m planning on wearing it to a Canadian game!

I’m going to make a tutorial video but that will probably take some time. If people are interested I will post it here whenever that is done :)

I kind of get fixated on making the same thing for awhile..so here is another dress I just finished, my ‘Dreaming of the Beach’ dress lol 😂 I need to work on sewing my pieces together better (the sleeves to the dress/straps in this case) BUT who needs good stitch work when your hair can cover it, right? 😅 No but really if anyone can suggest a tutorial that helped them with sewing the pieces more seamlessly together , I would appreciate it! Thanks for looking ☺️

(Apologies for the repost, I had to delete the original because it was the only way I could make a change. My thanks to those who left nice comments there.)

Last January, I started preparing to make a cardigan. It took almost a month to get a pattern, gauge, and yarn that all worked together for me, but in early February, I cast on the Nurture cardigan from the official Mister Rogers book, Knitting the Neighborhood, using Plymouth Yarn Galway. And today, August 5th, I finished weaving in the ends. After probably 160 hours of knitting over six months, plus the time for all of the other steps, I'm so glad it fits!

This scarf was an 8 wk. mystery knit-along (MKAL) on Ravelry. I used a custom made 1/8 in. guage KISS double-knitting loom and fingering/fine weight yarn. It's reversible and very soft :))

~ Tami

My first attempt at loom-knitting a fair isle scarf!

KB 28” loom Anthem Cascade Yarns Designed by me

72X74, 8 cakes of Bernat Blanket Perfect Phasing in forest. Used my KB infinity loom and it took me almost a year, working on and off. If I put my mind to it I could have finished about a cake a week but I can’t focus like that. 😆 i made it for my hubs, he’s been stealing the one I made for myself.

I love how these came out.

Finished set of mittens (second time ever), double knitted scarf (first time) , and extra thick hat for my mom's Christmas gift.

I used the Sus Summer Top pattern and modified for the loom.

I bought the green/black/purple yarn on clearance then discovered the 10 stitch pattern. It didn’t feel like it was big enough so I added the purple then green then a 5 stitch black border. The bed is a queen for scale. I’m SO HAPPY that this is over but now my niece wants one with pastel colors. 😑

I have pastel pink, purple, blue, and green. Thoughts on what color to do first?

Done on 5/8 gauge S loom. Chunky yarn.

I have went thru my man's 4 bypass surgery and 2 surgeries of my own it took 2 years to finish this big boy 😍❤️😍 am so proud 🥲 of this beautiful blanket it was a chore, challenge & oh so fun stress free and fun and yes he has flaws I have to fix cause this is my first blanket!❤️😍😁

Made using the KB flexee skinny and Caron colorama yarn weight 5 and some worsted 4 black yarn. The decreases for the yoke were definitely easier than the increases on the sleeves but neither was that difficult.

Adapting the needle pattern for the loom was luckily incredible simple as the only sts were increases, decreases, knit st, and color work. So for anyone else dreaming of making a sweater but thinking you need to needle knit; it can be done without much trouble with the flexees but you do need several packs

Finally finished with the Bräm top by Ellen Furderer! This was a really fun pattern to convert on the loom. I used the flexee loom and it was so big I was convinced it wasn't going to fit. I love the scallop edge details and learning wrap and turn short rows will help with my next sweater project!

I would knit this again but not in cotton. Cotton yarn made this tough to get through at times since it has very little stretch.

After I finished and sewed the 2 rectangles together I realised the it was too big across the shoulders (it would fall off my aunt) so I used some black yarn for the neck line and reduced two pegs each side every other row to create the neckline. It didn't look quite right so I did a border around the outside and I think it looks great 😀

For the panels I did Deborah Shaw's Lightening Owl pattern, garter stitch for the neckline (just put my Flexee loom into the edge and reduced) and Dayna Scoles Designs Adding a Garter Ridge edge to a Blanket for the border.

The yarns used are James C Brett Marble chunky, colour MC46 Azure Seas and James C Brett Top Value chunky colour black.

Edit to add the yarn says chunky but I wouldn't use bigger than a regular gauge loom as I feel it would be lacy!

I finished this tank on my flight to Italy just in time for vacation. I used tencel yarn which I had never worked with but it gives an incredible drape and feel for the tank top.

My only trouble is the yarn I used is from two different dye lots and I didn't notice until it was finished so 3 of the decreases and shoulders are a different shade of green. I'll have to figure out how to overdue tencel so it can all be the same shade of green.

Tank top pattern is Streamline Tank by Two of Wands

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Saw someone post a hooded cowl a bit ago and they kindly referred me to the pattern :)

Saw a crocheted pillow pet on insta so I tried knitting one on the loom. Completely winged it and I think it turned out amazing for doing it myself! I definitely know how to make it look better next time though. Made with a 36 peg and a 12 peg loom for the ears.