Have you heard about this awesome new knit and weave loom kit from Lion Brand Yarn and Martha Stewart Crafts? Even if you haven’t, it’s time to get excited because we’re giving one away on AllFreeKnitting! That’s right, one lucky winner is going to take home their own kit!
What I love most about this kit, aside from the clean and attractive packaging, is that it comes with interchangeable pieces. Together these 18 pieces result in more than 30 possible combinations. This means you’ll be able to make everything from small rosette flowers to 37-inch-wide afghans. Make cozy hats using the round loom, knit flat pieces using the rake loom or craft a gorgeous woven square using the weaving loom.
If you have carpel tunnel or arthritis, loom knitting is a great hobby to take on; it’s much kinder to the hands than traditional knitting. Excited yet? Enter for a chance to win the kit below!
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Contest ends April 12, 2012. You can enter once daily so make sure to keep coming back to get more entries!
If you win this kit, what are you most excited to make with it?
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I would make small afghans for my church.
I’d make a hat and scarf. This reminds me of the Little Red Spinning Wheel I had as a kid.
I’d make hats and afghans for the homeless.
I’d like to try my hand at making a pair of socks.
I’d make cancer hats for women and children, and donate them to our cancer hospital and oncology wards. .
Anything. I’ve never used a knitting loom before.
I make squares and hat for KAS (Knit-a-Square) that provides items to orphans in South Africa.
I would make what ever pattern would come with it because I’ve never used one. LOL
What to make FIRST? That’s the real question!
I would love to make rosettes & hats.
I would use it for making what ever i could for all the residents where i work, for there birthdays, and holidays, so many have no family or family is so far away.
i’ll make an aphgan
I would try to make everything I could on it, to give my arthritis and carpal tunnel syndrome a break.
Make hats for grandkids
I would give back to society, by making blankets and hats for newborns, and the elderly who are ill.
I would give back to society, by making blankets and hats for newborns, the elderly and children who have cancer.
I have Carpel Tunnel so I am hoping that if I win the loom I will be able to knit for special babies without pain.
I have made items for several organizations over the years a nursing home, a batter womens home, a homeless shelter, and an orghanage in Russian. I had borrow a loom years ago but I had to return it. I enjoyed using it and would love to have one of my own, especially a Martha Stewart loom.
i would make scarfs and hats for the poor faster
I would make hat and scarf sets again.
I’d love to try to make a pair of socks.
hats for hospital babies
I’d enjoy trying my hand at a shawl with the M.S.knitting loom. Sounds fun! Thank you for the opportunity to put my name into the drawing!
Hats, shawls afghans? Wow the choice would be difficult. Ilove to create to give as gifts or to non-profit, but have degenerative discs in my neck which maked crochet very painful and I don’t knit so this would be a God-send.
I would start my granddaughter on the joy of knitting.
hats to donate to hospitals
I would make chemo hats for the hospital that treated my brother. They were so good to him and I want to do something in his memory. I would also make pet sweaters and blankets for the local animal rescue.
I love to make flowers; but, I don’t know if you can on this loom. Most likely a hat. I love making hats too.
i would make hats for my baby granson!
anything, but for my Mum, I never complete a project xxxxx and with my CFS/ME it’s a double whammy win win
I will make yoga socks for my girls. I’ve been crocheting them but I like the look of knit better for socks. That’s what I would start with…
I love crocheting and knitting for myself, for gifts and for sale, but arthritis is becoming a problem. This could be a big help.