1400106 Provo Craft Knifty Knitter Loom Clips

its like buying multiple looms, since it can make any long loom to a certain size, to create even more designs.its not compatible with the rectangular loom, because of the distance between panels, just the long ones.AGAIN, any LONG loom will do, LONG loom, not the rectangular purple one!if you don't have round looms, this definitely will be like getting them all. you will only need one set of these, unless you are multitasking and have more than one project re-size at a time.They are plastic pieces but seems sturdy enough for me; I have re-positioned them several times, and although it takes a bit of force to get them on and off the loom they worked like a charm.

I have recently started making cords and then sewing them into trivets, chair pads, and other things. This allows me to take my smallest long loom and turn it into a cord maker! The other corkers I have found have either 4, 5, or 8 pegs. This allows me to be more flexible, and with bulky and extra bulky yarns, it works great.The trick to getting them off without breaking them is to go slowly, and apply even pressure on the outsides where they clip onto the outside of the looms. No problems!I do tons of loom knitting and the Knifty Knitter line of products is the only one I still own and use. Don't buy the imitators- they aren't worth the bother.

Thank you Amazon Prime. I'm so happy I found these. There are many free public videos showing how to use a straight loom to make gloves and the only way you can do this is by using the loom separators (I think they refer to them as loom dividers in the videos). I got to make my very first fingerless glove and I couldn't be more proud of myself.

I don't know HOW I got by without these very useful loom clips before? Presto 1, 2, 3 and suddenly you have a loom with the number of pegs you NEED (vs the number that loom was created with)...BUY these clips (I bought two packages of 2 each) and you oh so won't be sorry you did. Certainly if the local craft stores sold these I would not have had to look online. Cheers

There is a pattern to make gloves on the loom and you need the clips to make the thumb opening. Stores such as Michaels and Joanns does not carry this item. I found them on the internet. I haven't used them as of yet, but it is very easy to understand how tto use the clips. If you do any kind of looming, they are a must. Happy looming

They won't clip to my long looms I purchased during the transition from Knifty Knitter to Boye. I recently purchased another set of Boye long looms and the do work with those, as the undersides are hollow. The snap on snugly and shouldn't come off during a project.

I do a lot of crafts, and when my grandchildren come to visit they enjoy doing crafts to. This little item lets me adjust my larger knitting looms down to a smaller size so that all the grandchildren have the same size loom to work with.

I really like these loom clips. The work perfectly when I have use them to attach two looms together. They are just as described and are an asset to two loom knitting projects. I love Provo products. I highly recommend them to loom knitters.

I have been after one of these for years but could never quite hunt them down and after the end of my yellow loom had broke I thought all was lost till I found this little device.Great to use to make your exisiting looms at smaller sizes if required