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Continue reading →: Staying Busy by Teaching Loom Knitting
2026 is just about gone. Amazing how time flies when you’re doing something you love. That’s exactly what has happened to me. I started off with just one class and 6 ladies who had no idea, what loom knitting was. I expanded to two classes then three. Some days the…
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Continue reading →: So, You’ve Decide to be a Loom Knitter
Welcome, I’m so glad you decided to become a Loom Knitter. If you have read the beginning of my loom knitting journey, you saw that it has been lots of twists and turns. I have not reached my finally destination, in this journey yet. But for now, teaching others how…
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Continue reading →: Unfinished Projects
Beanie Season is almost over! Lol, I’m not sure if there is such a thing as Beanie season. But I do know that I have a basket sitting beside my couch with lots of unfinished projects. Most of them are beanies and a few scarfs. My beanie inventory is very…
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Continue reading →: Now it’s 2025
The whole year of 2024 was a complete blur I started out talking about my journey as a Loom Knitting Teacher. I soon found out that it is difficult to teach classes, look for supplies and work part time. Throughout the year I had between 6 and 10 students in…
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Continue reading →: Projects I finished in 2024This year, I taught loom knitting while completing several projects, including a donated beanie for Foster Care Kids and a commissioned water bottle holder. I also made a baby beanie and a beaded black and gray beanie. I plan to finish a matching scarf and share more of my journey…
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Continue reading →: Local Knit ShopFor those who think, knitting, crocheting or loom knitting are the same, you would be wrong. Which I quickly learned, the first time I stepped in to a Knit Shop approximately 12 years ago. There were large tables and comfortable chairs for you to sit down and knit, the walls…
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Continue reading →: Next Phase Craft FairsSo, the next phase of my journey took me to Churches, schools, parking lots, pop ups, farmers markets and private homes. My Friend and I started finding places to sell and our Loom Knitted items. We would loom knit beanies and scarfs every chance we got, then we would sell…
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Continue reading →: I found like-minded People
After many months of searching for like-minded people who Loom Knit, I found a newly formed group of people on Meet-up that did all types of needle crafts. They met on Sunday mornings, at a Starbuck’s in my general area. When I text the group’s leader to see about joining…
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Continue reading →: Like Minded Loom Knitters
The writer embarks on a Loom Knitting Journey, initially learning from an elderly gentleman and a neighbor. They turn to YouTube for tutorials and eventually begin making beanies. Wanting to connect with like-minded individuals, the writer teaches their granddaughters and seeks out fellow loom knitters, ultimately finding companionship in a…
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Continue reading →: Ended 2023 with a LoomI’m always in the market for a good loom knitting gadget. On the way back home on the bus, I tested it out, not sure what I will make with it yet. But this will be my new loom knitting toy, for 2024.
Hi I’m Deb,
I’m a Crafter specializing in Loom Knitting. My passion is to explore my creativity.
I’m currently Semi Retired.
I make Beanies, Scarves and other loom knit items.
I enjoy teaching others how to loom knit, hoping they will enjoy it as much as I do.
In 2023, I started teaching free basic beginner Loom Knitting classes to Seniors Citizens in their apartment Recreation Centers. Most of them had never loom knitted before but caught on quickly. I provide each person with looms, hooks and yarn.
There are many benefits to Loom knitting. Here are pictures of some completed projects students made after a few months of classes.
Ideal for a Senior Center or 55 +Community.
Ms. Deb's Loom Knitting Journey 