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Dayna Scoles Designs My original patterns for knitting with looms of all gauges and sizes. Years ago, my children gave me a simple set of Knifty Knitter round looms for Christmas.

I quickly fell in love with the ability to create beautiful items. Through the years, I have loomed on just about every type of loom that is made and have enjoyed creating new items and new stitches. Most of my patterns assume the loomer has the basic knowledge of loom knitting....how to cast on and some basic stitches like the e-wrap and purl. But anything more complicated that that is fully explained in the pattern. Comments like this from my customers mean the world to me: "Thank you. Your pattern was very easy to follow. I just learned how to loom knit this summer. This was my first attempt at cable knit and your instructions made it so so easy." Here's what another customer told me: "I LOVE your pattern! It’s fun and fast and I’m knitting a few more in various weight yarns. :) I am doing a silver one in #6 that looks GREAT! Thank you for providing the pattern. :) I have 3 more on various looms at this point. :)"

This is exactly the type of enthusiasm and loom knitting success I was hoping to foster with my patterns. Loom knitting is just so much fun and so rewarding. My hope is that your own creativity is sparked and that loom knitting becomes just as relaxing and engaging for you as it has for me!

Decor ideas.Softsoap Sweater Laredo Dishcloth
10/03/2026

Decor ideas.
Softsoap Sweater
Laredo Dishcloth

NEW PATTERNLaredo Dishclothpattern link:  https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4586532397The Laredo Dishcloth is ...
10/01/2026

NEW PATTERN
Laredo Dishcloth
pattern link: https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4586532397

The Laredo Dishcloth is a beautifully textured dishcloth with i-cord edges for a nice, finished look. The pattern includes instructions for a 6"x6" dishcloth or an 8"x8" dishcloth.

This project is knit on any 3/8" gauge loom with at least 36 pegs (like the Flexee Loom Skinny Links, All N One loom, or Adjustable Multi-Knit Loom) and uses approximately 100-110 yards of worsted weight [4] yarn.

This pattern is suitable for a confident beginner loom knitter.

Finished Size: 6” x 6” or 8" x 8"

NEW PATTERNBARREL STITCH COASTERShttps://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4577872499Looking for a way to use up lefto...
09/19/2026

NEW PATTERN
BARREL STITCH COASTERS
https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4577872499

Looking for a way to use up leftover yarn? Or maybe you'd like to make a set to give as a teacher gift? These fun and quick Barrel Stitch Coasters feature my barrel stitch. (See how the stitches look like little barrels?) It's an easy stitch to master and creates a nice thick fabric when using worsted weight yarn.

This project is knit on any 3/8" gauge loom with at least 14 pegs (like the Flexee Loom Skinny Links, All N One loom, or Adjustable Multi-Knit Loom) and uses approximately 25-30 yards of worsted weight [4] yarn. This is a great way to use up that leftover yarn!

This pattern is suitable for a confident beginner loom knitter. You only need to know how to e-wrap knit and how to purl.

Barrel Stitch Trivethttps://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/1384211714This fun and functional Barrel Stitch Trivet f...
09/15/2026

Barrel Stitch Trivet
https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/1384211714

This fun and functional Barrel Stitch Trivet features my barrel stitch. (See how the stitches look like little barrels?) It's an easy stitch to master and creates a nice thick fabric when using 100% cotton yarn that works perfectly as a trivet.

This project is knit on any 3/8" gauge loom with at least 30 pegs (like the Flexee Loom Skinny Links, All N One loom, or Adjustable Multi-Knit Loom) and uses approximately 120 yards of a worsted weight [4] 100% cotton yarn. This sample used I Love This Cotton yarn in the Domino Effect colorway.

This pattern is suitable for a confident beginner loom knitter. You only need to know how to e-wrap knit and how to purl.

Finished Size: 9” x 9”

03/30/2026

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Bird of Paradise Shawl https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/248203892This beautiful shawl is knit on the All-N-On...
03/16/2026

Bird of Paradise Shawl
https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/248203892

This beautiful shawl is knit on the All-N-One loom using approximately 560 yards of a worsted weight yarn. The yarn used in this sample was Red Heart with Love in the Fruit Punch color way.

The Bird of Paradise Shawl is knit on the bias using the techniques of modular knitting. The pattern has 2 sections. Each section has a 2 row repeat. Boom! That's it. 4 rows to master this shawl.

The 23-page pattern includes easy-to-follow color photo tutorials of:
Make 1
Make 2
k2tog
k2tog, k2tog
and the Modular Knitting Technique used to create this shawl.
The photo tutorials make up the bulk of this pattern so you know exactly what you need to do in those 4 rows of knitting. :)

As an added bonus, the pattern includes instructions for a variation on a 41-peg Knifty Knitter round loom using a bulky weight yarn to make a beautiful Bird of Paradise scarf.

The beauty of this pattern is that you can knit this design on any size loom with any weight yarn. You simply knit away on Section 1 until you've used half of your yarn and then start on Section 2.

Not Your Grandma's Dishclothhttps://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4436849687After translating the old standard Gra...
03/16/2026

Not Your Grandma's Dishcloth
https://daynascolesdesigns.etsy.com/listing/4436849687

After translating the old standard Grandmother’s Dishcloth pattern for loom knitters, I realized there were improvements I wanted to make that would change the entire construction of the corner-to-corner dishcloth and achieve a more modern look without the eyelets and garter bumps on the edges. This dishcloth is the result of that vision.

Not Your Grandma's Dishcloth is knit on any 3/8" gauge loom with a minimum of 60 pegs and uses approximately 90 yards of a worsted weight [4] cotton yarn.

The pattern includes a photo tutorial to help you visualize the "make 1" instruction. The pattern also includes my little hack for speeding up the "u2tog" and "p2tog" steps.

This pattern is suitable for an intermediate loom knitter.

GRANDMA'S FAVORITE DISHCLOTH - LOOM KNITTER'S VERSIONFREE PATTERNGeneral Note:This dishcloth has been around for years. ...
03/16/2026

GRANDMA'S FAVORITE DISHCLOTH - LOOM KNITTER'S VERSION
FREE PATTERN
General Note:
This dishcloth has been around for years. It goes by many different names: Grandmother’s Favorite Dishcloth, Sugar & Cream Dishcloth, Corner to Corner Dishcloth, and others. This pattern also shows up in a larger version to make a blanket. The oldest version I found in a web archive has the words, “Designer: Unknown”. As such, I never found one person whose permission I needed to translate this pattern for loom knitters. My apologies to the original creator!

Loom: 3/8” gauge loom with a minimum of 54 pegs

Yarn: worsted weight [4] yarn

Finished Size: 8” x 8”

Definitions:
p = purl
u = u-knit stitch
yo = “yarn over”. This increases one stitch in the row. Place the working yarn in front of the indicated peg (think of it as laying the “yarn over” the peg). That’s it! Do not work any stitch on this peg at this point. Continue on per the instructions with the next peg. In the “Increases Section” of this pattern, the “yarn over” occurs in the middle of a row and adds one stitch to the row. As such, every stitch that is worked prior to the yarn over must be moved out to the next adjacent, empty peg. For example, if the row says “u2, yo, u to the end”, you would u-knit peg 1 and move over to next adjacent, empty peg. Then u-knit peg 2 and move it to the empty peg beside it. This gives you an empty peg 3 and allows you to “yarn over” peg 3. Then u-knit the remaining stitches.

u2tog = “u-knit 2 together”. This decreases one stitch in the row. In this pattern, the loops on two pegs will be knit together as one to decrease the number of stitches. For example, if you are to u2tog on pegs 2 and 3, move the loop from peg 2 to peg 3. U-knit the two loops on peg 3 as though they were one. Then move the loop from peg 1 in to the now-empty peg 2 and close up the gap.

p2tog = “purl 2 together”. This decreases one stitch in the row. In this pattern, the loops on two pegs will be knit together as one to decrease the number of stitches. For example, if you are to p2tog on pegs 2 and 3, move the loop from peg 2 to peg 3. Purl the two loops on peg 3 as though they were one. Then move the loop from peg 1 in to the now-empty peg 2 and close up the gap.

yo/u2tog = “yarn over, u-knit 2 together”.
This creates an eyelet over 2 pegs.
To do a yo/u2tog, you’ll have loops already on pegs 1 and 2.
Move the loop from peg 1 to peg 2.
Your loom should now have two loops on peg 2 and an empty peg 1.
Place the working yarn in front of the empty peg 1 (this is the “yarn over”); then
u-knit off the two loops that are on peg 2 as though they were one.

yo/p2tog = “yarn over, purl 2 together”.
This creates an eyelet over 2 pegs.
To do a yo/p2tog, you’ll have loops already on pegs 1 and 2.
Move the loop from peg 1 to peg 2.
Your loom should now have two loops on peg 2 and an empty peg 1.
Place the working yarn in front of the empty peg 1 (this is the “yarn over”); then
purl off the two loops that are on peg 2 as though they were one.

bbo = Basic Bind Off
Step 1: E-wrap and knit peg 1.
Step 2: E-wrap and knit peg 2.
Step 3: Move the loop from peg 2 on top of the loop on peg 1. Knit over.
Step 4: Move the new loop from peg 1 to peg 2. (if you are binding off 1 stitch, end here)
Step 5: E-wrap and knit peg 3.
Step 6: Move the loop from peg 3 on top of the loop on peg 2. Knit over. (if you are binding off 2 stitches,
end here)
Step 7: E-wrap and knit peg 4.
Step 8: Move the loop from peg 4 on top of the loop on peg 3. Knit over. (if you are binding off 3 stitches,
end here)
Continue this process until you have bound off the required number of stitches. If you are casting off,
continue this process until you have just one loop left on the loom.
Step 9: Cut the yarn leaving a 3” tail. E-wrap the final peg, knit over and pull the tail end through.

Video Help
No Hook Crochet Cast On: https://youtu.be/m40utEbZ1K0

KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS
Using the No Hook Crochet Cast On method, cast on 4.
Row 1: u4
Row 2: p4
INCREASING SECTION
Row 3: u2, yo, u to the end
Row 4: p2, yo, p to the end
Repeat Rows 3 and 4 until you have stitches on 54 pegs. End with a Row 4.
DECREASING SECTION
Row 5: u1, u2tog, yo/u2tog, u to the end
Row 6: p1, p2tog, yo/p2tog, p to the end
Repeat Rows 7 and 8 until you have stitches on 4 pegs.
Basic Bind Off all stitches.
Weave in all ends.

Blue Mesa Beaniehttps://www.daynascolesdesigns.com/listing/924413388Beginner friendly! Loom knit this warm Blue Mesa Bea...
03/16/2026

Blue Mesa Beanie
https://www.daynascolesdesigns.com/listing/924413388

Beginner friendly! Loom knit this warm Blue Mesa Beanie for yourself or a friend! If you know how to e-wrap knit and how to purl, you can make this great hat.

The Blue Mesa Beanie is knit on a 3/4” gauge, 40-peg round loom. The Knitting Board's Adjustable Multi-Knit loom was used for the sample. This hat uses approximately 85 yards of a super bulky yarn. James C. Brett’s Rustic Mega Chunky yarn in the CS21 colorway was used in the sample.

This hat is easy to knit and can be created in no time at all!

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