| Step 1: Slide the loops on the loom to the middle. |  |
| Step 2: Lay the wrapping yarn across the front of the pegs. |  |
| Step 3: Then, using the hook, go under the loop and pull the wrapping yarn up through. |  |
| Step 4: Take the loop off of the peg... |  |
| Step 5: ...and replace it with the loop that is pulled through. |  |
| Note: This stitch will make ribbed edges for hats, handbags and many other projects. |
| Step 1: Knit to the end of the row and then knit back 3 stitches; this will hold the stitches. |  |
| Step 2: Take the first 2 stitches off of the pegs using the hook, |  |
| Step 3: and pull the second loop through the first loop. |  |
| Step 4: Place the second loop back onto the peg that it was taken from. |  |
| Note: More than one stitch can be taken off at a time. Knit back as many stitches as you need to take off, plus one more to hold the yarn as you take the stitches off. |
| Step 1: Knit to the end of the row. |  |
| Step 2: Wrap the peg that you have been turning on and then wrap the next peg to make it the turning peg. |  |
| Note: You can add stitches on either end of the loom. | |
| Also, you can add two stitches by wrapping two pegs past the peg you have been turning on, and so on. |
