This is an idea I’ve had on the back burner since last winter. I had seen it made on round looms and knitting needles, but being partial to knitting boards, I wanted to make it on that.

Since my daughter wanted one this winter, I decided to get to work. The design is simple; if you can knit a rectangle, you can make this. The open braid stitch adds elegance, while the stockinette stitch adds warmth where it’s needed.

Materials

Knitting Loom: Small gauge double sided knitting board with at least 32 pegs. The 18” Authentic Knitting Board set at standard (1/2”) setting was used in the sample.

Yarn: 600 yards of worsted (medium) weight yarn. Caron Dazzle Aire was used in the sample.

Notions: Tapestry Needle, Knitting tool, Crochet Hook

Gauge: 12 stitches by 12 rows over a 4” square in Stockinette stitch

NOTE: Because this is an older pattern, and the internet changes so quickly, some of the informational links may no longer be working. If this is the case, www.knittingboard.com, or a quick internet search of the term, should yield the results you need. Happy Looming!