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His & Her Fixed Sock Loom Set, 56 and 64 Pegs

Orange and purple fixed oval sock looms with a blue-handled pick in their packaging.
Orange and purple fixed oval sock looms with a blue-handled pick in their packaging.

Check your pattern or setup

Working count by ring
56 on orange and 64 on purple
Frame shape
Two fixed ovals
Material
Plastic
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When to choose it

For the Pebble Ridge Socks, the pattern gives a 56-peg and a 64-peg version. This set provides both fixed oval sizes, so you can start from the instructions for the chosen ring without setting a slider.

Knitting Board revised the peg spacing on this set while retaining the two counts. Check which edition you are working with and make the pattern swatch before comparing the finished fit. For a pattern that needs a count between the two rings, compare an adjustable sock loom with the required spacing.

Specifications

Brand
Authentic Knitting Board
Construction
Fixed oval set
Work task
Fine-gauge sock tubes
Model
His & Her Sock Looms
Working count by ring
56 on orange and 64 on purple
Frame shape
Two fixed ovals
Material
Plastic
Supplied tools
Knit hook and instructions
Amazon.com reference
B074BDGDSG

Fit and buying advice

The set has two peg counts. Check edition and swatch if you need a specific finished circumference.

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Documentation

Questions about this product

Which ring should I use for a pattern with two cast-on counts?

Match the count in the version of the pattern you are knitting. The orange ring has 56 pegs and the purple ring has 64.

Can I set the purple ring to a 60-peg tube?

Each oval has a fixed peg count. Compare an adjustable frame if the pattern needs a continuous 60-peg path.

Why swatch if both editions have the same peg count?

The maker changed the space between the pegs. A swatch tells you how wide your stitches are on the particular frame and yarn you are using.

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