Spool knitters usually have four or five pegs. Spool knitting and loom knitting are a similar knitting technique. However, in loom knitting, the loom has many, many pegs. Who can spool knit? This is fun and easy craft which is ideal for kids of all ages, from 4 to 99.

What can you make with a spool knitter?

1. Flowers.
2. Bookmark.
3. Christmas Ornaments.
4. Doll Crafts.
5. Pins.
6. Magnets.
7. More and more.

I-Cord Knitting Machines You can even create super and mega bulky yarn from i-cords that you can use for fast or gigantic knitting. These tools known as Knitting Mills, French knitters, knitting dollies, or knitting nancies, easily create i-cord either by turning a handle or manually making the loops.

The technique is to wrap the yarn around the spool’s pegs. The yarn is then lifted over, thereby creating stitches. This process is repeated continually until the project is complete. Spool knitting is a traditional way to teach children the basic principles of knitting.

Coiled spool knitting is used to make this easy coaster. You will get other interesting free patterns including animal patterns on clicking the link below the picture. If you want, you can stuff the animals for making adorable toys. Beading wire can be spool knit into beautiful bracelets, necklaces, and rings.

You will be amazed how a simple tool can knit charming hats, rugs, and blankets. The technique is also known as corking, French or mushroom knitting. For this, you will need a knitting spool, spool knitter or knitting Nancy that is a small, mostly cylindrical knitting loom.

Using the pointed stick or needle, lift the loop around each nail, up and over the yarn wound on their outsides. Continue working thus in a counterclockwise direction until you have knitted the yarn till the desired length. Cast off by cutting the yarn and threading through each loop starting from the last stitch you made.