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Making a Small Knitting Loom

Making a Small Knitting Loom
This is a simple knitting loom I created out of wire for making cord cozies. A cord cozy is used by some to keep small pets from chewing on cords. I just think they look neat.
 
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Step 1Materials

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What you need is:
- 2 needle nose pliers
- 16 gauge wire
- A ruler

To knit with it later you will need:
- Some yarn
- A small crochet hook
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17 comments
Jul 7, 2009. 3:05 PMbeornica says:
human pets chew cords as well. The kind that are several years old and have a lust for destruction. I will definitely make use of this one!
Aug 16, 2011. 8:01 AMkaylaangelkisses says:
I have a little brother named Silas(he is cute!)he is 6 monthts old and I will make some for my dad.But for now,I just make snakes!
Jul 26, 2011. 4:14 PMMauigerbil says:
you can also use a latch hook for knitting. If you use stiff cardboard, you can make one that way also
Sep 16, 2009. 7:09 PMchi chi chippy says:
so i want to make this and try it but i dont get how to start can u help?
Nov 8, 2008. 7:41 PMcraftygreen says:
THIS IS SO CUTE!!! I absolutely love it!!! Not any of of pets chew on my cords or anythings, but I am sure I will end up making one for every cord in the house. just adorable
Oct 3, 2008. 11:22 PMixetl says:
The video is not working
Aug 24, 2008. 10:12 AMconceptualstratagem says:
Nice work on the cord cover, this is definitely a 5/5 project. If you've ever purchased these from a home store or decorator source, you've most likely experienced: the lengths are never a perfect fit, the colors are the most common standardized ones and the manufacturing is shoddy. Btw awesome first Instructable (faved till further use)
Feb 18, 2008. 7:34 AMcanida says:
Looks neat. Which pets tend to chew your cords?
Jul 30, 2008. 1:39 PMmoonshinebluebird says:
Cats may chew cords also... I am on my 5th pair of headsets due to this. Thank you for the Instructable, it is going to be put to good use. I will foil the feline cord bandits.
Feb 18, 2008. 8:31 AMiq_abyss says:
My dog did, but stopped when he got zapped a couple of times. He is still alive-that's good.
Apr 11, 2008. 1:31 PMBitsi says:
Sure wish I had seen this before I went out and spent $10 on a spool knitter. What I like best about this is that you can make them in several sizes. I'm thinking that my earbuds could use a cozy like this to keep them from getting tangled in my bag. :-)
Feb 18, 2008. 7:50 PMMark Rehorst says:
Do your cords get cold?
Feb 18, 2008. 11:54 AMGorillazMiko says:
That is such a cool idea. And looking at the comment below, your dog got zapped? Good, he's still alive. Very good. Now he can chew on yarn, maybe you can give it a scent or something! No. He might eat it. Nevermind. :-)

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