Review on 🧶 Experience the Craftsmanship of the Authentic Knitting Board Afghan Knitting Loom by Amy Mcleod

I have mixed feelings, there are a lot of pros and a few cons, you need to watch some videos and find out what works best for you is working. I'm a knitter so I knit faster but it looks better on the edges where the needles can let them loose. It keeps the stitches close together and you don't have separation between stitches that you can have with needles. I've tried everything I know to loosen the loops but I'm still having trouble pulling yarn through each hook. There is a slight turning problem when walking, but the loom is small enough to turn when walking. It may be more convenient using it on a table than on your lap. This is my first time using it and it seems to be of good quality and I believe it will last for years to come. It would be quicker for me to just knit, but I'll keep my full review until I'm done with the afghan plaid. It will take me a while to finish this as I have hand issues and need to take more breaks than if I was just knitting or crocheting. It's not as easy to put yarn on hooks as the videos I've seen. At the moment I'm just trying to finish knitting, but I plan to try slanting stitches etc. later. I also find that it would be easier and more enjoyable to knit a sweater, jacket and other things, that give you a more defined look and come out better than knitting. I used to sew sweaters and always had big holes at the ends of the last stitch. I am very excited to see how easy the sweater is to make and what it will look like. The scarves will be light and look very pretty on this loom, so I don't see the point in paying for another loom when you can do so much with this one. I will update as I continue and do different things. to pay for another loom when you can do so much with this one. I will update as I continue and do different things. to pay for another loom when you can do so much with this one. I will update as I continue and do different things.