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A long rectangular knitting loom with a set of hooks, aimed at people learning to knit without needles. The long rail holds a row of pegs so you wrap yarn and lift loops over them, which is easier to learn than two-needle knitting for many beginners. It suits flat pieces like scarves, blankets and hats worked flat, and it is a low-cost way to try loom knitting before buying a full set of round and long looms. Rivals in the same class are mostly plastic long looms with a single hook; this set adds extra hooks, which helps when one goes missing or you want a spare.
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This is a long knitting loom with a matching hook. It lets you make knitted panels without traditional knitting needles. The loom is suited to beginners and to scarf-width projects.
The loom has two straight, parallel rows of pegs. The pegs keep the working loops organized and visible while you wrap and hold them. The hook has a slim bent tip that reaches beneath the lower loop. You use it to lift that loop over the upper loop and off the peg.
The method repeats row by row, so you can stop and pick it up again. The knitted panel gets longer with each round.
