First, grab that big, blunt plastic needle the loom came with. If you lost it, any tapestry needle with a giant eye will do. This is not the time for a sharp, pointy sewing needle—that’s the sushi knife of the yarn world, and we’re just making a peanut butter sandwich here. You’ll also want about a foot of extra yarn tail, dangling from your last woven row.
Oh, and a cup of coffee or tea. This is a two-handed activity, but you’ll need to take a sip and pretend you’re a calm, capable crafts person. A little self-deception goes a long way in crafting.
