Bethany made this scarf yesterday after school. Love it! =)
I'll have to get a pic of her wearing it!
Thicker scarf - using both sides of the loom Bethany used 8 pegs (times 2, for both sides) to make this scarf, and used
this figure 8 wrap for the first 2 rows, and
this zig-zag wrap (faster) for the remaining scarf (without the extra piece of yarn tied in) until the last 2 rows, then switched back to the figure 8 wrap.
For a different look, you can use the figure 8 the whole scarf.
To get started, tie the yarn around the
outermost end peg, and begin looping on the end peg that is in the
row of pegs. From left to right, wrap clockwise so that there is only one strand of yarn on the outermost part of the peg.
1. figure 8 wrap
2. how to do the end
3. one wrap will go straight instead of crossing over
4. heading back for second row of figure 8 wrap
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1. after 2 rows of figure 8 wrapping
2. hold the end of yarn while doing the first couple of hooks
3. showing the
zig-zag wrap - go down wrapping every other peg in a zig-zag fashion, then back, getting the hooks that were skipped. Don't forget to hold the end of your yarn for the first couple of hooks.
4. looking good!

She used 8 pegs in length to make this scarf, and it turned out to be 3 inches wide.
When your scarf is as long as you want it to be, cut the yarn, leaving a few inches as the tail.
1. Starting at the end opposite the yarn tail, lift the loop off the peg and onto a crochet hook. Go STRAIGHT ACROSS and lift that loop off also. You'll now have 2 loops on your crochet hook. Pull the second loop through the first. Continue this way until you are finished, pulling the tail through last. You might want to knot the tail to the scarf.
2. We used this green loom, which is about 16-17 inches between the end pegs, to wrap yarn for tassels and then cut into two pieces. You can use anything you like. I think we used about 11 yards, and cut into forty-eight 16" tassels.
3. Since Bethany used 8 pegs, using a crochet hook she looped 3 strands of yarn through each of the 8 'holes' at each end. We didn't cut off the tails at either end, but blended them in with the tassels. You can trim and even up the tassels a little after they are finished.
Finished length: 5 1/2 feet, plus 8" tassels at either end, so over 6 1/2 feet.
Here's one I'm doing. I'm using all 12 pegs (times 2) on this loom, and it's finished width will be 4 inches.
(
finished scarf)
Happy Knitting!