I currently have the Boye long looms and there isn't much room on the peg when using anything over a size 5 yarn. Are the pegs short on this loom too?
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I don't have the Boye long looms, but I have the round in both brand and the pegs are all the same, or very close to the same. I've never had an issue with chunky #5. No idea what's going on. Good luck
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That's a hard one because they are both wonderful products! The plastic pegs are easier to work with over all. I think the basic knit that comes off the 28 inch knitting board is better for panels. The all in one I think would be easier for garments or three dementional objects like little stuffed animals. Also for beginners the all in one might be easier to learn off of. With the metal pegs they are very close together and you could easily miss winding the yarn around for your pattern. I have both boards and like both but I lean towards the 28 inch knitting board. I hope this helps. Enjoy creating!
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What are the dimensions of the actual loom. The box is sealed and I bought a case with departments hoping the loom will fit.I need the width. Thank you.
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You could. If you intend on making a double-knit placement, it might be helpful to get one of those KK Loom clips? Coasters, you might want a smaller loom with the pegs closer together so you can get a smaller knit/weave.
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Sorry. I haven't made the blanket. I would think you could make the strand of yarn you are weaving with longer to compensate for the tool's lack of length
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You're very limited with size with this loom. No bigger than 8 inches or so.
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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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I depends on what you are making, I use tiny seed beads #11, you can use any size bead you have to thread the loom skipping some spaces for larger beads.
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I imagine these could work quite well for kids toys as long as you don't put anything heavy in them. The range of sizes is good. The largest is surprisingly large, the smallest is rather small, so I bet between the four it would fit the items you described. They nest when collapsed and take up little space when not in use. I quite like these but have never used them for toys. I'm currently using a couple for my crochet yarn stash.
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The middle bag is not tall or deep enough for a serger in my estimation. I have a serger and would have jumped at the chance to house it if I had thought it would fit. The middle bag holds a lot though, still love my set. I'm a full time RV'r and the set surely keeps me organized.
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You can shorten the string as much as you want, but you would have to get the wheels through your aisle. I am not close to my machine to measure, but is there information about the wheel width in the specs somewhere? That is the answer to your question, it seems to me. Good luck. elw
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One loom will fit on the top row if you don't use all of the dividers provided. Also, the hook (mini loom) will fit on the row just below as well.
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For that you might want Knittingboard's all-in-one loom. The spacing is 6/16", but you could skip every other peg and get 6/8", with 48 pegs used maybe more with the sliders. Plus you can make socks on it and many other things.
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I am new to this and have not made one yet. Are u using the large round one (41 pegs) or a long loom?
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I tried putting in a marker of comparable size to the larger Expo dry erase markers and it doesn't fit. You might be able to rip the stitches out between two slots to connect them into one larger slot, though I haven't done this myself.
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Better to just buy the appropriate size strings, which don't cost any more than these. You probably could use them, but you'll need to cut a fair bit off the end of each string to have an appropriate amount to wind around the pegs, and you'll probably lose the entire wrapping.
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Hello: Pls Check out the actual Authentic Knitting Board website for more information and selections of many boards ( including another 28" board. http://www.knittingboard.com/Knitting_Boards_s/1.htm The following info is from their site. Each board has 84 pins for 84 double stitches. You can use them all or just a few depending on your project. The maximum knitting width of this board is aprox 30"-45" depending on the yarn and spacersbeing used. (I have 4 of their looms that I enjoy using! happy looming! )