Loom eWrap

eWrap is softer than Knit or Flat Stitch. My favourite.

Loom Mistake Rib using Knit & Twisted Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 11 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #11 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Twisted Knit is the same as Ewrap
Flat Panel
Multiple of 2+1 stitches
Row 1: (TK2, TP2) TK1
Row 2: (TK2, TP2) TK1
Converted from the Mistake Rib Stitch at knittingwisdom.com

Loom Mistake Rib using Flat Stitch & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 11 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #11 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Flat Panel
Multiple of 2+1 stitches
Row 1: (F2, P2) F1
Row 2: (F2, P2) F1
Converted from the Mistake Rib Stitch at knittingwisdom.com

Loom Mistake Rib using Knit Stitch & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 11 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #11 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Flat Panel
Multiple of 2+1 stitches
Row 1: (K2, P2) k1
Row 2: (K2, P2) k1
Converted from the Mistake Rib Stitch at knittingwisdom.com

Loom - Mock Rib Brioche using Knit Stitch & Twisted Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 1 strand of 14ply used.
Multiple of 4+2 stitches
Row 1: (k3, tp1) k2
Row 2: (tp1, k3) tp1, k1
Repeat these 2 rows for Pattern
Converted from the Mock Rib Brioche at Knittingfool.com

Loom - Mock Rib Brioche using E-wrap & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 1 strand of 14ply used.
Multiple of 4+2 stitches
Row 1: (E3, p1) E2
Row 2: (p1, E3) p1, E1
Repeat these 2 rows for Pattern
Converted from the Mock Rib Brioche at Knittingfool.com

Loom Mock Rib Brioche using Flat Stitch & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 1 strand of 14ply used.
Multiple of 4+2 stitches
Row 1: (f3, p1) f2
Row 2: (p1, f3) p1, f1
Repeat these 2 rows for Pattern
Converted from the Mock Rib Brioche at Knittingfool.com

Loom Mock Rib Brioche using Knit Stitch & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 1 strand of 14ply used.
Multiple of 4+2 stitches
Row 1: (k3, p1) k2
Row 2: (p1, k3) p1, k1
Repeat these 2 rows for Pattern
Converted from the Mock Rib Brioche at Knittingfool.com

Loom Basketweave 2x2 - Knit Stitch & Twisted Purl

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: (k2, tp2)
Row 3: (k2, tp2)
Row 4: Knit
Row 5: (tp2, k2)
Row 6: (tp2, k2)
Repeat these 6 rows for pattern.
Twisted Purl Tutorial

Loom Basketweave 2x2 - E-wrap & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Row 1: E-wrap
Row 2: (e2, p2)
Row 3: (e2, p2)
Row 4: E-wrap
Row 5: (p2, e2)
Row 6: (p2, e2)
Repeat these 6 rows for pattern.
E-wrap Tutorial is at
roundloomstitches

E-wrap video tutorial is at
roundloomstitches

Purl Stitch is at
www.loomknittinghelp.com

Loom Basketweave 2x2 - Flat (U) Stitch & Purl Stitch

Photo shows Front (left) Back (right). Sample is made on 12 Pegs on the small blue KK Round Loom, Peg #1 & #12 are turning stitches; 2 strands of 8ply used.
Row 1: Flat Stitch
Row 2: (f2, p2)
Row 3: (f2, p2)
Row 4: Flat Stitch
Row 5: (p2, f2)
Row 6: (p2, f2)
Repeat these 6 rows for pattern.
Flat Stitch is this one at
loomlady.blogspot

Purl Stitch is this one at
www.loomknittinghelp.com

closer

finished

can you see them?

There's plenty there (mistakes, I mean). I purled instead of knit a few times. At this stage it's 11" x 6.5". It'll stretch a bit when I use it and put all my junk in it. but I really like the general look of it so far. Might even thread some ribbons and yarns all over the place too. I dc across the bottom - not sure about the top yet. Maybe a wide strap 'cause it will stretch too. And I forgot to turn it inside out before I closed the bottom. 'Forget' being my middle name.

stupid mistakes

look closer...

String Bag 3 looks better inside out

not what I expected

This String Bag isn't turning out the way I thought it would, but that doesn't matter, it's just an experiment anyway. The nylon (maybe) twine is a bit stiff and quietly slips off a peg when I'm not looking BUT, it doesn't unravel either, so that's a good thing I guess. It's resistance to my efforts to keep it bent have meant that I have come up with what I think may be a new Loom Knitting stitch – Twisted Purl. No, I'm not naming it after some crazy lady (which reminds me: I had a couple of aunties my kids called Patty and Selma like in The Simpson's. Quite appropriate, too, I thought). I've put the directions and photos of the stitch here.