Loom Knitting Afghans: 20 Simple & Snuggly No-Needle Designs for All Loom Knitters Paperback – Bargain Price, June 10, 2014

This is one of my favorites!To the other reviewer who said that there were too many baby blankets, only 6 out of 20 are baby blankets. I don't think that's a crazy amount plus they're different, and once you're really good at loom knitting, I'm sure you can adjust the length and change the colors to make them something else...I noted that 4 out of 6 of the baby blankets suggest the Authentic Knitting Board All in One, 1 uses the AKB Super Afghan Loom, and 1 uses the Martha Stewart Loom.All the other blankets/throws/afghans use either the AKB All in One, AKB Super Afghan Loom, AKB 28" with peg extenders, and the martha stewart loom (one or two patterns not many with the martha stewart one).I really like this because I only have the Authentic Knitting Board looms, and I know that Isela works for them, so I'm sure that's why she uses them--definitely no problem with that at all!! :DI think Isela has really professional patterns, given her massive amount of experience. These are perfect for homemade gifts for anyone. They all look fun to make, and relatively straightforward to follow. The patterns are mostly words, but some have additional charts for cables, shapes, or letters.I'm going to start one of the baby blankets because, I'm in my 20's and a lot of my friends and cousins are having babies, so a lot of these would be so cute for them. I remember I had a few baby blankets growing up and the only ones that were my favorite were the handmade knitted/crocheted ones.This is a great addition to Isela's other pattern books, I would definitely add this to your collection! Brand new patterns on blankets and afghans that you'll love!

Isela’s books are the best. I own three of her books. Had them spiral bound so they are really easy to use while the book is in your lap, or whatever pretzel position you get yourself into while knitting. I’ve created all kinds of fun things from Isela’s books. Her instructions and patterns are so spot on they make beginners look talented. Thanks, Isela!

Challenge Accepted!I have many looms books. This one is a favorite. This is the book you need if you want to take your loom skills to an intermediate level. I've just begun the chevron throw and for me it's my first project with increasing and decreasing. I began with a swatch by knitting two repeats of the pattern on a smaller loom. Once I felt good about my work I casted on my Afghan loom :) I'm very happy with the results so far even though my color choices are ugly!! The important thing, I am learning.

I've been waiting for this book for a while, and even though it's not everything I hoped it would be, I'm not sorry. Like another reviewer mentioned, it's not really a beginner book, but I intend to take it in chunks and learn the stitch patterns and then keep going. My big goal is the entralac blanket. Someone else noted that it was mostly baby stuff, but you know, if you change the colours and make it bigger, most baby blankets can become big people blankets. I want that car seat blanket for my bed. Finally a knitted blanket that I only have to worry about cat claws on one side ;)The book loses 1/2 star each for two things. Nearly all the stitch diagrammes are shown on little round looms, long looms or even bigger round ones would be better. My second gripe is that there is only one pattern written for double knit. I will figure out how to do more of them on my boards.

The book has some very inspirational ideas and patterns. Isela is very talented. The book needs an extra step in the editing process though. She needs a couple of detail oriented people who are the skill level of her buyers to work her patterns and find little details and mistakes she overlooks. I have worked on 2 patterns and both had small errors in the instructions/ stitch pattern. For the Arab lapghan hourglass stitch pattern, the legend has the BCP stitch mislabeled as the FCP stitch and vice versa. The ripple lace throw has the wrong peg number on one line of the instructions. This can be confusing. Once I work a swatch and troubleshoot the issues, I am able to see the errors, correct them, and move forward.

This book has lots of beautiful patterns and designs. I love being able to knit on looms because not only is it easier, it's also quicker. Depending on how much time you have and your dedication to a project, you can knock out a pattern in just a few days, or even less!

Good easy to follow directions. I am finishing a diamond pattern blanket now. It looks beautiful

Very good book. It doesn’t have enough information for beginners. You need to have a good understanding of loom knitting.