LOOM KNIT WOOL SOAP SACK

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A fun and easy project for the loom knitter...

These quick and easy wool loom knit soap sacks make a wonderful gift idea for those who enjoy beautiful soaps and spa items! Soap socks are wonderful for holding in all of those small soap pieces, no waste, and for exfoliating your skin as you wash.

I have created 2 different versions of this little wool project. The one pictured has a drawstring closure for easy opening/closing and hanging. The other version (not pictured) does not have the ribbing and is seamed at both ends.  Use 100% wool or natural fiber so that it will naturallly felt as it is used.

 

Supplies:  Any round loom with a circumference of 11-1/2"; the 21 peg, 1/2" CinDWood was used for sample, Knitting tool, crochet hook, yarn needle, 100% wool yarn (do not use acrylic), worsted weight (4), 2 strands used as one.

 

Tip:  This is an excellent way to use up wool scraps!

 

Version 1:  Ribbed top with drawstring (pictured)

Foundation row:  Chain CO all pegs, join to work in the round.

Rounds 1-6:  *K1, p1, repeat from * to last peg, k1 (omit the k1 if using an even peg loom).

Rnd 7:  e-wrap knit

Rnd 8:  u-knit

Repeat rounds 7 and 8 until knitting measures 4-1/2".

Bind off using gather method, pull gently to round corners, then mattress seam completely closed.

Finish:  Weave in ends. In the middle of ribbing weave a 10" piece of yarn through knitting to use as a drawstring. Knot at the top.This hanger can be doubled as seen in picture above.

 

Version 2:  Seamed at both ends.

Foundation Round:  Chain CO all pegs, join to work in the round.

Rnd 1:  e-wrap knit (ewk)

Rnd 2:  u-knit

Repeat rounds 1 and 2 until knitting measures 4 inches (measurement may be adjusted).

Bind off using chain one bind off method.

Finish:  Weave in ends. Use mattress seam to close one end, insert soap, mattress seam other end closed.

Thank you for reading!

-Nicole

 

 

Comments

Soap Sack

Is there a video I could watch to learn how to make this cute soap sack?

Do I videotape my patterns?

Hello Stephanie, no I'm sorry, I do not videotape my patterns. Is there a reason why you would need a video? I have videos on all of the skills used in this pattern on my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmxMjIq7uUsTIa2JxDtygxQ. I do not believe in video patterns because loom knitters do not learn how to read patterns properly. This is unfortunate, I know many loom knitters who have been looming for years and still can not read a pattern. Please let me know if you have a specific question as I would be happy to help! Happy Looming-Nicole

i dont know how to read patterns

should i learn how to read patterns before i learn how to covert needle hat to loom hat

Yes, it is always a good idea

Yes, it is always a good idea to learn how to read patterns. Thanks for visiting!

Version 1 soap sack

I am new to loom knitting and have only made a few things. I am having a hard time finding the YouTube video that shows your stitches. I'm not sure I know what the Chain CO is. I get rounds 1-8 but not sure on the bind off with mattress seam. Can you point me to your video or provide some help. Thanks

Hello Valerie, The Chain Cast

Hello Valerie, The Chain Cast on can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqAayRgsiQ&index=7&list=PLIpFOwBdhLQGHU...
You do not bind off using the mattress seam, you bind off using the gather method than seam the sack closed. You can find the gather method video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KStwzN0YkuY. As for the mattress seam you just need to search that on youtube there are tons of videos on how to do this. My YouTube channel is easiest to navigate by going to the playlist button at the top of the home page. Thanks!-Nicole

Great thank you. I will check

Great thank you. I will check this out and see if I can get a few done for gifts.

thanks

thanks

Great thank you. I will check

Great thank you. I will check this out and see if I can get a few done for gifts.

thanks

e a few things. I am having a

e a few things. I am having a hard time finding the YouTube video that shows your stitches. I'm not sure I know what the Chain CO is. I get rou

chain cast on

If you look at the comments above yours, you will find a link to the chain cast on. In the future just type in the search bar on our YouTube channel and it will bring up what you are looking for. Thanks for visiting!-Nicole

Size loom

Hi I am trying to order a loom and was wondering what size it would be when ordering it online or if you could give me a link to where you got yours?

looms

I'm not sure what size loom you are looking for. I can tell you where I get almost all of my looms either CinDWood or the Knitting Board. Just Google those names and you will find plenty of great looms.

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Loom circumference

Your instructions mention loom with 11 1/2 inch circumference. This does not seem right, I can see the loom you used and it was not that large. I have a cindwood 1/2 inch, 24 peg loom and it's certainly not that large. What is the circumference supposed to be?

The loom information is correct.

Have you measured around the pegs? They are often larger than you think.

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