Okay, your loom is sitting there, full of loops on the pegs. The last row you wove should be right below those top loops. You’re going to start at the far right peg. Using your fingers or the needle, lift the bottom loop over the top loop on that peg. It sounds fancy, but it’s really just picking up the little guy from behind and asking him to jump over his buddy.
Once you do that, you’ll have one loop left on the peg. Now, take that remaining loop off the peg. You’ll have a loose loop in your hand. Grab the next peg over to the left, and lift its bottom loop over the top loop, just like before. Now peg number two has one loop. Slide the loop you were holding from peg one over that last loop on peg two. You’re doing a game of loop leapfrog, one peg at a time.
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This is the rhythm: one peg becomes empty, then the next peg becomes the target. It’s like a conga line for yarn. Just keep moving left, lifting, and scooting the freed loop over to the next peg. You’ll feel like a crossing guard for microscopic sheep.
