She is adorable and I love all her stuff!!! Perfect!!!
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Thank You !!
So far i have done 2 kitties and a hat. It was suppose to be a newborn size but turned out much smaller. More like a preemie. I just got my 8 peg loom in the mail today so Iām excited to try out some booties. Has anyone made preemie booties? Iām assuming an 8 peg loom is too big for those but I didnāt see any smaller ones.
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IDK. 8ās pretty small. I used a 16 peg for newborn size booties.
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Iāve done prem sized booties on the 12 peg, I just reduced the number of rows I did. Iāll see if I can find it to take a pic, but I donāt have any little babies to try it on
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Hmm. Well I guess I need to see what my next smallest loom is. I canāt remember. Iām not sure why I was thinking I needed this loom for booties.
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Iāve lost my mind. Itās a 12 peg. Not sure why I thought it was an 8. 
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I have a 10 peg loom which is called a flower loom by some and I use it for booties however I donāt know what would qualify as preemie size I know it wouldnāt work for a ten inch .
As MilosMeadows says you can just do less rounds and baby booties are usually large on real babies anyway .
The booties on Muffin are from the 10 peg loom I did 25 rounds total however I didnāt use the E wrap that is looser than the one I used mine was done with the flat stitch .
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Mine is called a flower loom also but itās a 12 peg. I think today I will try my hand at it and see if I can make some. I will let you all know how it turns out.
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Question about organization - how does everyone store their looms? Iāve acquired quite a collection looms (I got several for Christmas - yay!) but I canāt find a convenient and clutter free way to store them. Right now Iāve got some in a canvas bin and the rest just lying around. Anyone have any good loom storage ideas?
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Great question!
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I was wondering this myself. I was toying with the option of hanging them on hooks in my craft room. Not sure if that is the best option but I have lots of wall space so I might go that route.
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Maybe something like a peg board?
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If you do get the opportunity can you let us know how they turn out? My flower loom is only an 8 peg. But I will be in hobby lobby tomorrow.
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On Amazon they have a bunch of knitting bags that hold all your knitting stuff!
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I have a 3 drawer rolling cart that I keep my yarn in, and I keep my looms on the top of it. Though I need a bigger one for all my yarn collection which is quickly growing
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If I get more looms than I know what to do with I will probably just hang them up someplace for now they are just with my yarn within easy reach .
No no!!! I donāt want to know this!!! 
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Do you mean one like this one that is a disaster because I have three almost 4 babies Iām working on 
. I refuse to buy anything for my new looms. I have no yarn 
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Yep, exactly like that! I used to keep my paints in it but it was too close to where the cat and dog can get into it so now itās in my room for yarn
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Sadly I didnāt get to it. I ended up working on a chick instead for my daughter. Hopefully tomorrow I will get a chance to try it out.
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