We used two strands of yarn held together as one to make the knitting go a little faster and create a thick hat.
First the yarn was tied onto a peg on the front of the loom. Then it was wrapped around each peg.
The yarn was wrapped around each peg a second time.
This special pointy tool was used to take the bottom loop off the peg by bringing it over the top loop. Fingers work almost as well as the tool. Then the yarn was wrapped around the pegs again and the process was repeated.
When the hat was about eight inches tall the yarn was threaded through the remaining loops, pulled tight and then woven into the underside of the hat to secure it and prevent unraveling.
Last year my six year old created leg warmers using a smaller peg loom. The smaller looms also create nice scarves. The scarves are tubes, but worn folded flat into long rectangles.

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