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I just got a ribber, installed it, and already hate the tilt of my main knitting bed. Do most people take off the ribber when they are doing a lot of main knitting bed knitting? I can't find a tilt stand at the moment, and not sure if any are available. Let me know how you manage this? Thanks so much!

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Hi. I am wanting to buy a bulky machine in Australia but do not know where to start looking. Any Aussies here? I have filled in the application for the FB page but it hasn't been seen yet...

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Where can I buy some of your patterns?

My mum used a knitting machine for years but she has Alzheimers and dementia now, is there a flat bed machine that would be easy enough to use and safe? I have no knowledge whatsoever. Thankyou.

I swatch this way, but after removing form the machine I stretch and pull the fabric piece both ways. this brings stitches together. Straight off the machine does not give an accurate gauge

Hi, 🤗, Love Your Knitting Machine, I'd like to ask you, Have you ever done an Entrelac Sweater or Cardigan on your Knitting Machine. Step by Step Video? Cause , I'd sure would Love to see that. I'd watch it a Million times. 🙄🙂😉😏. Cause, I like This project & other Knitting Machine projects. + I Crochet, too. And other crafts. I LOVE COLOR, Most Importantly. All Colors. But, my Favorite is Yellow, Red Forest Green, & Black. + All the other Billion Colors there is in the world. 🙂🙏... Blessings to you & Family. Sincerely, Elsa R. 64 yrs. young/old woman. From out in California. 👋...Stay Safe 😷, too. 💐 for you with these Colors 🌹🌿🪻🌿🌺🌿🏵️🌿🌼🌿🥀🌿🌻🌿👋

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Hi, aren’t you using a Taitexma midgauge? I have the same machine and for some reason, I can’t do this stitch. I get misplaced loops on the purl side. Do you have any ideas? It is very frustrating. Thanks

Hey… Thanks a lot for your video, I’m wondering if this tutorial also works on the Knitting machine Brother KH860, or just in the one that uses that kind of yarn. Mine uses thread. It would be fantastic if you help me in learning how to use my machine. Thank you a lot again. Greeting from Colombia. Sincerely, Daniel

Can someone tell me if Ribbers are interchangeable, or are they made specifically for a certain machine? I recently found a SK120 knitting machine in a thrift shop but there was no Ribber and I haven’t found a SR120 online. Can I use any vintage Singer Ribber?

This is a new way of knitting for me, I just love it. Thank you so much

I appreciated your tutorial. I have tried to access your patterns on your website....it just sends you in a loop, can't access free downloads, no contact info....frustrating.

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Yarn education on a crummy April day in Michigan. I enjoyed learning.

Very helpful

and, if i want to make an intarsia design is the same tutorial?

Thanks so much for your helpful videos. Handknitting socks I use a smaller needle for the heel and toe and double my yarn for reinforcement. Is it possible to double your knitting yarn on a machine, and tighten the tension, for the same reinforcement (for pure wool socks)?

I did knit part of a cardigan with Kroy in the dark grey, but I'm not sure if I had a batch that wasn't as well made because the lighter flecks of grey in the yarn pilled very quickly, even though I treat my knits gently and hand wash them. If you are looking for reasonably priced wools for a special project, I enjoy working with some of the Jagger spun yarns, which are available in cones for around $55-75 for a 1lb cone depending on the blend. Michaels Loops and threads acrylics and Caron Simply Soft both work well in my lk150 as does Cascade 220. I have also used coned chenille yarns and those worked well, but I found I had to go up to 7 with those, knitting them at a light worsted gauge, rather than a dk gauge to allow them to knit easily and then plump up once washed.

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How is your name this machine

Can the sweater machine be used to other things

For the Velvet, when you swatch you add markers of contrast yarn and eyelets to indicate the gauge. [classic swatch] Then you can see to measure. Old delicate cone yarn can work if you combine 2 or 3 ends . You may get random color switches, so try plaiting or using a yarn twister to wind a cake. Acrylic yarn is great for people who use the washing machine and dryer, and especially if you are knitting for Charity. I like your big swatch for Scarfie. Scarfie is nice because it can be easily washed, but matching stripes needs extra skeins. Then you can make hats, fingerless gloves, cowls, and scarves to use up the partial skeins. If you make one that is not your favorite, share with people who need them. The little bit of wool makes it warmer. but does not make it too delicate for everyday use. [Thanks for sharing your talent, nice to see young people learning about machine knitting and continueing the craft!] Betty from Machine Knitters Guild San Diego

I love your fair isle panel. One suggestion for yarn in a skein is to pull it all out of the skein and put it into a basket. I use that method for yarn that will be too bulky to wind on my yarn winder.

Thanks for sharing ! I love your videos ! I am a begginer and I'm in France so I don't know if I can find any of these yarns here. For now, I just buy acrylic and cheap wool to practice my knitting. I have a coton cone that I haven't tried yet, the dishcloth is a great idea to practice on a small project (and have fun with punch cards 😊). See you soon Danielle ❤

Nice video, but I think you may have missed a couple of steps, the ribber is just hanging off the knitter in your video which is pretty unsafe. I believe you are supposed to use the regular clamps to clamp the metal supports on either end of the ribber to the table. Also, the tension rod isn't used as normal - you need to flip it around so that it leans towards you, not away from you.

I have a problem Three years ago I moved a long way from home (Pacific NW to Texas). Unfortunately I lost parts to my double bed bulky machine. In frustration, I bought a new Silver Reed LK150 single bed machine which is lightweight and very easy to use. Not much later, as I was unpacking boxes, I came across the missing parts to my Brother KH260 with ribber. I only used the the Brother machine now. I used the the Silver Reed once, and now, 2 1/2 years later, it sits in its box under my bed. I would love to get an idea of where to offer it for sale. I've tried Facebook but that didn't work, and also used Etsy. I'm wondering if you have an idea of where I could offer it for sale. I am not expecting to sell it for full price (about $550) but would love to send it off to someone who would enjoy it, and at about half the cost. Any ideas?

Briggs and Little "Tuffy" is 80%wool 20% nylon. its a cheap worsted yarn that comes in dozens of colors and works well on a chunky machine and they wear forever and wash and dry with ease. I pay $6 cad. per hank. its worth a look online in your area or to ship to you

When you say "let the swatch rest overnight", do you mean remain hanging in the needles or removed from the machine, washed and blocked?

Hey there, thank you again for this great tutorial. As a total beginner, I was again able to follow 😊 I have 1 question though: Step 12 & 13 tell me to repeat the shaping pattern of the V 27 times, which makes 54 rows for the V. Afterwards, it tells me to go on until row 122 - so 68 further rows after the V is finished ("K to R 122. BO remaining stitches on WY")? As a result, the front is now of course way to long to match it with the back 😄 can you tell me what I understood wrong? I would have guessed that the pattern stops shortly after the V?

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That transfer carriage looks amazing!

Thank you for this perfect tutorial! I have my machine since one week now, never used one before and was able to make my first pair of socks following this video 😊Best regards from Germany!

hi you have to put the regular C clamps on the end of those ribber joiners, otherwise it might fall off.

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So a local guy has 2 kh230 one unopened one opened a stand and ribber 800$ this is a great deal right?

Are you going to have another free knitting challenge any time soon? I’m waiting for my LK150 to be delivered and would like to sign up. Thank you.

So well explained and a very useful video for beginners. I am fortunate to have a Singer mid-gauge SK860 with ribber, and it is my most favourite machine as it takes a big range of yarns. I also have a Brother KH260 which I love it bulky hand manipulated lace. Great video! Of course we all end up with all three gauges eventually.

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Once again, I have lost the pattern generator for this sweater! Can someone let me know where to find it AGAIN? I have all the emails but I don't locate the pattern generator.

Thank you it’s been 25 years since I knitted. I forgot how to attach the ribber to my machine . Thank so much for your video great help.

Have never attached mine. Thank you

Would this concept work on any flatbed machine? I’m looking at a Empisal Mini Schnell Stricker Knitting Machine and curious to see I can make socks like you are doing. Thank you 😊