As the wind blows, it spins the loom and knits a scarftube! Obviously the stronger the wind is blowing, the faster a scarf can be knit.

The five ladies call themselves the Loom Knitters, Hats for the Homeless group. For the past two months, they’ve been meeting each week to make hats for the homeless in Winston-Salem.

How do you use a knitting loom? To use your knitting loom, you thread your yarn around the pegs, which forms the same stitches as if you had cast it onto a knitting needle.

Now 75, La Quinta's Bob Saisbury took up knitting after his wife passed two years ago, he makes hats and scarves for the homeless ...