JapanAmStore 1Pcs Long Knitting Loom DIY Weaving Loom for Scarf Sweater Shawl Knit Weaving Tool (M)

This loom is solidly constructed out of thick plastic, with firmly attached pegs. I tend to pull tight when I knit, and the pegs have held up.The peg heads hold the loops in place, but are smooth enough that you can pull loops over with no problem.The loom is a bit short of 23 inches, and the strip this loom produces is about 18-20 inches. Two strips from this loom of 3 bulky skeins of each (6 skeins in all) makes a good shoulder wrap or nice lap blanket. Double that to make a queen-size blanket.The yarns I mostly use is bulky (5), and 185 yards or 220 yards. It's amazing how fast even a novice can something knit up.

I’ve wanted to try knitting an afghan so I thought I’d try this. It’s a quality item with a nice finish to the plastic. These Minnesota winters are long and cold so I need something to do between blowing snow and shoveling.

I'm a total beginner in loom knitting and I got the loom only a few days ago. I'm learning how to use it and hope to make many things when I get it right.

I have always wanted to learn how to knit. From day 1 with this I was able to make a scarf. Now I am working on a blanket. Very easy to learn and pretty straight forward.

It's a compact loom easy to hold

Up until this point I'd only used Daurice brand looms... unfortunately their long looms were out of stock so I went with this option. This loom does not stand up to the Daurice brand, I've never had so many issues with pegs popping out. Some falling out is to be expected after a couple hours of use but these were falling out immediately. With my other looms I would just stand on them and pop all the pieces back in, these are cheap and would definitely break if you did that. it even arrived with the blue loom having a broken off peg with the base of the peg still being stuck in the loom so its impossible to remove and replace.. luckily it was one of the pegs at the very top so it doesn't get in the way of usage too much. Also, the largest loom still isn't not large enough to knit even a throw blanket without doubling up. Whatever, my fault for not reading the deminsion well enough. A standard throw is 52"x60"Tldr, they leave a lot to be desired but I still prefer this to bulky heavy afghan looms but skip this brand and buy daurice.

It’s a good tool, and easy to knit with

This would be a good loom for someone wanting a large long loom who is just starting out. Very well made however the pegs are very short so using bulky yarn is next to impossible. Some of the pegs weren’t facing forward so you have to manipulate the hook. Going to continue my project and see how it goes.