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Loom Knitting 101: Basic Terms and The Slip Knot {Part 1 of 12}

In This Video: Learn the basic terms of loom knitting to get you started working with your loom, plus a quick tutorial on how to make a slip knot - the first stitch in loom knitting. Want more information? Check out our website at http://www.vintagestorehouse.com Definitions: Gauge: Refers to the number of stitches per inch in a finished garment. Can be influenced by yarn weight, size of the needle/loom and tension on the yarn while knitting. Working Yarn: The yarn attached to the ball. This is the yarn you will be using to create new stitches. Tail End: The strand of yarn coming of your garment that is not attached to anything. Right Side: The side of your work that will be facing down when coming off your loom. This is the front of your work and is generally the side that will be displayed in the finished product. Wrong Side: This is the back of your work and is the side that will be facing you as your work comes off the loom. This is the back of your work and is generally hidden from view in a finished piece. Products In This Video: Knitting Loom: Regular Gauge Kiss Loom {with 1 spacer in between the pins & the pegs} - We are working with just one side of the regular gauge modular loom. http://kiss-looms.com/modular-looms/r... Knitting Tools: We are using the knitting tool that comes with the kiss looms, but the tool that comes with your loom usually works best! http://kiss-looms.com/tool-set Ball of Yarn: We are using the Manos Del Uruguay Maxima Worsted Weight 100% Merino Wool in the color “Chamomille” http://www.eatsleepknit.com/cshop/pro...