Do you sell a s loom that can allow the gauge to be adjusted? I don't always have the money to buy bulky yarn.
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The Knitting Board Company carries 28", 38" and 18" All in One Board that are adjustable. You can use different weights of yarn and adjust using the spacers. The spacing between the 2 rails or boards determines the size of your gauge, or stitches. You can create a light, open weave or very bulky effect with the thickness of yarn and space between the boards.
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Yes! I bought it for my teenage Grandaughter who,knowing she was getting one,bought heavy weight yarn to knit a scarf.Trial and error proved you have to allow space for yarn thickness by skipping prongs.After that,it worked out just fine. I hope this answered your question&helped you decide if you want to order one or not.I may get one for myself soon.This particular one is well made.
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I don't know. I bought the loom for my daughter for Christmas and purchased these and more loops and "S" hooks to send to her for Valentines. She was thrilled with them.
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Sure you could...either hem with needle and thread or use duct tape. Will look like crapbut it could work if you don't care what it looks like. BTW...this is not a very large blanketso if cut in half will be very small / short. Would not recommend doing this unless you have a very compelling reason to alter the blanket.
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You would have to use a needle to put them on the yarn. Using thread would be easier.
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I think it might be the kind of rubber bands that come with it. This works just like all of the loom kits, so the other less expensive one would probably work just as well.
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you will send it back it has no loom. the loom is worth buying at a Michael's or at Rainbow loom but not on here.
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I used the largest size on one of those kids band looms when younger if that's the type you mean. Not ideal but works, most loom hooks are longer/thinner with a deeper hook. A modified wire coat hanger works better for that.
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Hi. I made the baby blanket and also found the weaving tool too short. I made a homemade tool from a wire hanger. A thinner-wired hanger is easier to work with. With cutters I snipped the upper arm of the hanger about an inch from the bend. That will be the hook end. The other side I cut a few inches farther up the other upper arm. You bend that part into a handle. Throw the hanger section away. Shape the hook end with pliers. I had to file the cut end to smooth it down. Shape the handle with pliers making it comfortable for you to turn the hook flat to pass through the warp yarn, then to turn it up to go between the pegs to pick up the weft yarn. That's up to you. I wrapped the handle with tape to cushion it a bit. Hope this helps. I can send you pictures of the blanket but I can't figure out how to do it.
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I don't think it really matters which gauge you use. This machine can accommodate either. The thicker gauge will have more silver & last longer, but it costs more.
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No only small and some medium size threads, i wanted to hang my big rolls of serger machine thread but they are too big. But it looks nice and neat all the colors. :)
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No, sorry; however, if it came with a broken gauge I'm sure you can contact amazon and you can return it for a different one.
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If you need "very, very, small hooks, you should probably be looking at stainless steel hooks. They are produced in sizes 0-14. The smallest hooks have the largest numbers. These are used for the finest yarns and mostly threads. The bamboo needles are sized mostly for yarn. Good luck with your project. Joan Fowler, Rochester, NH
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I'm sure you can, but it is pretty stiff. You may want to rethink your plan. You can buy felt at the craft store a lot cheaper and easier to conform to your jewelry box.
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Use the thick yarn or double the other normal yarn. I love making scarfs and hats&#128512;
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I agree with steve and qaz, but if you have a cover maybe quilted or crochet, then I dont see why not:)
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I'm sorry I used the larger hooks size c-j and I absolutely love them. In fact I wish they came in larger sizes. I haven't been crocheting with hooks this small but I imagine they would be great. I know I would have trouble with those super skinny hooks. You can make the picture larger and look up sizes of crochet hooks. Since I started using the Clover hooks I cannot use other kinds of hooks. I got my set for $32 I would have a problem spending more. Seperately the larger ones go for around $7 a piece. I started a blanket the other day and tried to use the bamboo h hook. It felt very uncomfortable and I was glad to go back to the Clover. But I lose hooks all the time So I always have to buy extras. In conclusion If you like these size Steel hooks I would definately buy them. I'd love to hear if you like them