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Make a Patchwork baby throw with Martha Stewart Knit and Weave Loom

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Milwaukee Arts and Crafts Examiner

Using the Martha Stewart Crafts Knit and Weave Loom  you can easily make this one of a kind baby patchwork throw.

The free pattern for the afghan can be found here. Use Lion Brand Yarn in your choice of colors or the suggested colors featured in the pattern. Some knitting knowledge would be helpful as the pattern uses knit, purl instructions. 

Using the Martha Stewart loom you will be creating squares and assembling them into the finished afghan. 

The loom is compact enough to take with you when you travel. According to the Web site the loom is easy enough to use for beginners and pros alike.  You can create scarves, hats, blankets and many other patterns using the kit.  

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For detailed guides on using the loom kit try watching the video on this site or search for additional videos on youtube.

View the free afghan pattern for the Loom kit here.

Learn more about the Martha Stewart Crafts Knit and Weave Loom

View More Free Knitting Patterns Online Here

This one of a kind afghan can be made for baby using a knit weave loom
This one of a kind afghan can be made for baby using a knit weave loom
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Joann
Compact enough to take anywhere, the Knit & Weave Loom kit makes knitting and weaving easy for both beginners and pros. Use the included instructions to create scarves, hats, blankets, and crafts, or explore other possibilities on your own.

Video: Martha Stewart Knit and Weave Loom

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Annette Graf, is an author of how-to books and articles. She is a married mom and grandma living in Milwaukee. She now writes articles and blogs for craft enthusiasts and entrepreneurs looking for projects and ideas. Her books have been featured in Child's Magazine, Woman's World Weekly and her...

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