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3/8" 196 pegs 36" Oval/Panel Afghan Small Gauge Knitting Loom Blue
3/8" 196 pegs 36" Oval/Panel Afghan Small Gauge Knitting Loom Pink
3/8" 196 pegs 36" Oval/Panel Afghan Small Gauge Knitting Loom Purple
3/8" 196 pegs 36" Oval/Panel Afghan Small Gauge Knitting Loom Tan

3/8" 196 pegs 36" Oval/Panel Afghan Small Gauge Knitting Loom

This Afghan loom can be used with single panel wraps for a 72 inch project, or the figure 8 wrap for a 36 inch panel, both on the same loom. It also comes with a movable wedge making it possible to create any smaller circle for hats, booties, or other projects.

Ideal for 2 strands of #3 or 1 strand of worsted weight #4 yarn.

IMPORTANT ***This loom must be ordered and shipped separately. There is only one box that it fits in and other looms can not be sent in the same box.

Loom Details:  Gauge 3/8" spacing, 196 pegs, Dimensions; 38x3

*Oval Panel Afghan looms come with a, knitting aid, oval/panel wedge, and basic instructions 

Customer Reviews

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Gisele H.
Great Quality

CinDWood looms are the best. I love that I can double knit a lap blanket using the long looms. They are of great quality and quite sturdy.

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Jennifer Dougherty
THE 3 FOOT LONG LOOM

I love all things Cindwood 🥰 I purchased the 3/8 36” 196 pegs. I fear that the pegs will break. I don’t want that to happen, obviously. Thanks for the glue, just in case 😉 It has taken me a minute to get used to it, but I love it and making an afghan on it now. I would love to get more ideas on what to make with it. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated ☺️

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Kristen
The ultimate loom.

Have you ever wanted to make a whole sweater in one piece? Now you can.

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Susan Ahrens
Love this loom!

I love to double knit baby blankets and shawls. I love even more to produce them in one piece - no sewing required. This loom is perfect - well made, good looking, and wide. I'm currently using #6 chunky on every other peg and the blanket is coming out beautifully. I'm also looking forward to doing several scarves at once, all on the same loom.