FREE LOOM KNITTING PATTERN...
Six weeks ago, on Thanksgiving, I accidentally dropped a very heavy Christmas tree on my foot and ended up in the emergency room. My foot was so swollen that I couldn't stand anything near my foot. The doctors wanted me to keep ice on it but even that hurt. Since I was stuck on the couch anyway, I came up with the idea for a loom knit ice bag. I wanted it to sit flat and be soft and I added cables because it had to be cute, of course! It works great, I just stick a sandwich bag of ice inside and put it on the injury. I think it would be a really good gift bag or small evening purse. I hope you enjoy this pattern!
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LOOM KNIT ICE/GIFT BAG PATTERN
Final Measurement: 6 inches across base, 4 inch high when sitting flat; total height is 7 inches.
Supplies:
- 66 peg small/medium gauge loom (CinDWood Loom used in sample)
- Knitting tool
- Crochet hook
- Measuring tape
- Yarn (MC): 1 skein, Encore Chunky Colorspun, 75% Acrylic, 25% Wool, (5); Color: Drifting
Pattern:
Key: LTW = Left Twist; RTW = Right Twist; p = Purl; k = Knit; MC = Main Color
- Chain cast on 66 pegs with 1 strand MC; join to work in the round.
- Row 1: *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Row 2: *k1, p1, repeat from *.
- Row 3: k2, *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Row 4: *k1, p1, repeat from *.
- Row 5: *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Row 6: *k1, p1, repeat from *.
- Row 7: k2, *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Row 8: *k1, p1, repeat from *.
- Row 9: *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Row 10: *k1, p1, repeat from *.
- Row 11: k2, *p1, k3, repeat from *.
- Cuff stops here, start body of bag...
- Row 12: *p3, k2, repeat from *.
- Row 13: Repeat row 12.
- Row 14: *p3, RTW, p3, LTW, repeat from * to last peg, p1.
- Row 15: Repeat row 12.
- Repeat rows 12-15 until knitting measures 4 inches.
- Next row: purl
- Now repeat rows 12-15 until knitting measures 7 inches.
- Bind off using gather method; pull closed; secure.
- Weave in ends.
- Weave 1 strand of yarn or ribbon through knitting at base of cuff; gather top and tie a bow.
- Enjoy your new bag!
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