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Knitting on a Long Loom
 
​- Make loop in yarn and put it on 1st peg of front row (left side when facing width of loom)

- Now turn the loom and hold loop end next to you with loom straight out it front

- Take working yarn straight across to 1st peg of back row and loop on top of peg in a figure 8 pattern. Continue wrapping yarn to end of loom, always wrapping from top of each peg

- Push all the loops down

​- Place yarn tail over first row to knit over it

- Begin wrapping in the opposite direction by always wrapping yarn on top of the peg and shadowing your previous work:
- Once you have two loops on each peg, using your fingers or a pick, bring the bottom loop over the top loop

- When you turn it around and go back, the 1st peg will only have one loop

- See tutorial for full step-by-step process


Casting Off 
- Start at opposite end of working yarn

- Using a pick or your fingers, take back row loop and put it over the front row loop all the way to the end of the loom.

- All loops will now be off the back row and on top of the front row

- Now that there are two loops on front row, with pick, put bottom loop over top loop on each peg all the way to end of loom

- Push down all loops that remain on front row

- Starting at opposite end of working yarn, from the 2ND peg, go BACK, OVER, FORWARD

- Meaning, take 2ND peg loop BACK and put it on top of the 1ST loop; lift the bottom loop OVER the top loop and then move the loop that remains one peg FORWARD. Do this all the way to the end of the loom

- Always start with the 2ND loop and move it back one

- When you get to the end with one loop on last peg, lift it off and cut the yarn.

- Put the yarn tail through the loop and pull it to knot.

- See tutorial for step-by-step process
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