Loved the seaming technique where you start in the middle and work both ways. Give a much better look than trying to go from one end to another. Thanks
I love how detailed you are and that you zoomed is in at the most critical intervals. You're the 2nd person I found you makes learning easy so I'll stick with you and Scott for sure
Beautiful, ive made a blanket with the 46 pin but not with the 22 pin, very informative on techniques never thought of starting at the middle of the tube before or the extra stitch on color change, ty for sharing your knowledge
I can't tell you how RELIEVED I am to find this video!!! Even the closing of the tubes was so very helpful to me. I am a perfectionist and have been so extremely frustrated with others who teach on closing the tube...🤦...so much wasted time on RE-stitching after I have gotten my ends twisted. I never realized the "half-stitch" at the end! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
@@CalumetKnits Sorry! I hit the thumbs down instead of the reply button! Hopefully I got it to go away. As you know, I followed your directions for closing the starting end of the tube when I tested the pattern, but I still can't quite get my brain around this. Can you tell me why it wouldn't work to just pull the tail through as it is (without completing the half stitch beforehand) and count it as your last stitch? It seems like that's essentially what you're doing. Or am I STILL missing something? lol
@@bekkifek By doing the half stitch, you are starting the slip stitch over one stitch. This is what makes the alignment to the other end. If you don't want to do the half stitch, you can count half the stitches +1 before you start to slip stitch. But for me, the half stitch is easier and then makes both ends the same to slip stitch.
Hi. I love gingham. Im new to you channel. I saw this and had to watch it. I just got my addi machine and was looking around and found your channel. Its beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Donna 💜💜💜😊
These are totally gorgeous, Ive just ordered an Addi King Circular machine 46 needle, waiting for it to arrive. Watching your video I certainly want to give this ago. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I finally have tubes that I can sew together in a straight line. I have been beside myself trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Beautifully explained and beautifully executed. I find your methods and calm, articulate way of speaking very soothing and very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Xx
With this video as my sentro 22 needles knitting machine reaches Jamaica I'm going to try this and tag you in my community section. You give me such courage I feel as if I've done this before. I'm ready😂😂😂😂😂😂. The only thing I'm yet to learn is how to make dresses and crochet by hand
Thank you so very, very much... This is fantastic! The pattern is worth every penny, wonderful deal considering all the work and expertise you put into it. Very professional. This is awesome!
I don’t have a machine yet, but I would love to get one sometime soon. I used to knit by hand, and it’s very time consuming! I love how you explained the way you get two stitches in one place so that you don’t get that step up on your color changes. That has always bothered me when I used to knit by hand and I would drop the second row onto the first like I was dropping a stitch and then go in with my crochet hook and make a loop to put back on the needle. Sort of a vertical decrease. I’ve seen another video where they sort of do that with the machine. Your way is much much cleaner! In will definitely be back when I get a machine. You are so careful to explain not only what you are doing but why. I really appreciate your attention to detail. I have subscribed, even though I don’t have a machine, because sometimes I craft vicariously by watching other people do things, and remember just how much enjoyment it brings.
wow! I just found this! You are amazing. Thank you for sharing. I was reluctant to create blankets on my machine, didn't know where to start. Blankets can take a while for me to finish. This will be great especially for donation purposes. Thank You!
Oh thank you so very much. Man I wished I had seen this about a Month ago, it would have really helped me out. Thank you so much for your videos. I been going through them all.🤗
@@CalumetKnits I made one using your tutorials on how to do a flat panel and how to sew two pieces together using the mattress stitch. It came out amazing!! My next cardigan will be gingham in color. I would like to thank you for your videos!
Thank you for the very detailed and easy to follow videos. I am new to your channel and still very new to the Addi Kingsize machine, I haven't ventured past beanies. I am excited to one day try this, but am excited to browse your channel. I would like to make just one tube color blankets first, just to wet my feet especially with the waste yarn. I love your teaching voice too, very calming. Have a wonderful night.
Thank you so much! I have a basic blanket pattern that is just one color tubes that you may like. I have a lot of videos that go with my different patterns to help explain the different techniques. If you need help with anything just let me know. I'm here to help.
Thank you for this video and etsy cheat sheets! I just found your channel and this is the best video I have seen on these gingham blankets and your tips help keep the rows from showing an offset line when there is a change in color. Does that make sense?:) There is also a perfect join of tubes to make it looks so seamless. I also appreciate in the cheat sheets how much yarn I will need to create the different sizes, that is important. I've recently purchased the 46 needle Addi and think now I may need to purchase the 22 needle as well to create these smaller gingham squares for my granddaughter. Thank you!!
That's the jogless change combined with moving color changes over a needle. It makes a big difference! Thank you so much! I appreciate your support for my small business!
what a beautiful blanket you have made. I will definitely make this one too. how much wool do i need for a 2.00 m by 1.80 m blanket that i know how much wool i need to buy
Love this! Can I ask what yarn you're using? It seems to have many shades that would work for Gingham and I can't find any that shade change like yours. Thanks in advance!
Awaiting my first knitting machine, I am both excited and nervous to try it as I have only hand knit and crochet most of my life ( since the age of 7 and I will be 56 in July) Do you feel this is something I could attempt as a first project? Or should I stick to a hat or scarf? I have always wanted to make a gingham blanket and this seems to be, well looks to be the quickest way. I also find your video to be so relaxing! Thanks!
Wonderful! Coming from a flat/ double bed machine setup with buckets of socks done in the round, I'm tempted to try Kitchener for the tube ends to give an almost invisible 'seal'. Have you tried this? I am also surprised how loose my tension is on my machine (Sentro) even using the tightest setting with a worsted/ Aran weight yarn.... perhaps I just need to get used to it more.
I have not tried it yet but want to; I would like a more relaxed edge for the blankets. I find that every yarn makes it's own fabric and it's just a matter of trying yarns to see what you like and don't like. Some yarns like to be on the tightest tension while others are the middle or largest. I have a list of yarns that I won't use and a list that I love! And, a list that has my settings for each machine for that particular yarn.
Most people find the machines on Amazon. If you have a local yarn shop that sells Addi needles, they maybe able to get you the AddiExpress knitting machines.
I love your video, very thorough and I look forward to trying The Gingham pattern. However I want to try it with some yarn I have here at home and it's ombre yarn so there isn't the color change break like there is in your tutorial. My question is where would I start in connecting my tubes together as in yours you start in the middle at the color change. I hope that makes sense. Thank you again for your wonderful video!
Thank you! If you don't have a specific place to align, I would start at one end and work your way to the other. For ombre yarn, I would try to start in the same location of the yarn pattern repeat (like the beginning of the darkest color). You can check out this video for seaming end to end: th-cam.com/video/m13LP0kvDVQ/w-d-xo.html
The blankets are lovely and look so comfy, but I'm a bit confused... Is there an obvious advantage to making them using tubes instead of flat panels? They'll be chunkier using the tubes, of course, which can be an advantage or not. First time I saw these blankets I thought they were made from panels, I was surprised they're not.
Making a tube is so much easier than making flat panels on the circular knitting machines. Depending on the yarn you choose, the blanket can be heavy. I like using a light worsted or DK weight for blankets. And, personally, I think the fabric is a bit loose (would be nice if we could change the needle size).
Thank you! I always stretch the tubes after knitting no matter what project I'm working on. When seaming, you should stretch as well. You want the seam yarn to stretch with the rest of the blanket.
thanks for the video, I have 2 differnt sized knitting machines and couldn't figure out how to join them without it looking like poo, I have OCD and that would've driven me bat crap crazy not lining up them perfectly, now I know how to make it look good, thank you for going so slow, I also suffer from a TBI and I am a slow learner I have the 48 pin Sentro, can you tell me how many rows I need to make for a queen sized blanket? and how many tubes? please, I can't seem to find that info
You're welcome! I'm kinda picky about the finishing touches so I completely understand! You can find a link to this pattern in the description above. I also have a basic pattern that can be found in my Etsy shop as well. Both patterns have several sizes.
Absolutely! The cheat sheet patterns includes bed size blankets. www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=49dbf421b38b4dd2f352619699e9323d014e653a%3A1233293393&click_sum=b87c6b36&ref=shop_home_feat_1&bes=1&sts=1
It is linked above in the description. But you can find it here: www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=1d88c2907b74a2d05bb0ca348d9e14eee223f380%3A1233293393&click_sum=258bc77e&ref=shop_home_active_5&pro=1&sts=1
Yes, in the beginning of the video I show you the different blankets made with the different machines. I would say this is an intermediate level pattern because of the different techniques. If you do decide to make one let me know if you have any questions along the way. There are a lot of little details that make this align perfectly.
Hi! If I wanted a smaller square look with a larger machine, can yarns be changed within a row to make tubes with multiple colours being worked to create the tubes? Or too tricky?
It's possible, but you would have to do it twice per row (front and back side of the tube). It would be so tedious! I would invest in a smaller machine. You would enjoy the process so much more!
Can I ask the purpose of changing the color on the second hook instead of the first, and keeping it on there? Does it make a difference if you color change at the first needle without keeping the two yarns there on the second go around?
By changing on the 2nd needle, it aligns the squares better on the front and back sides (kinda hides the jog in the seam). If you don't do the 2nd row knit2together, you will see more of a jog on the backside. Not a big deal, but changing at #2 and knit2together minimized the jog the best for both sides of the blanket. Since its knit in the round, the front and back will not align perfectly but this is what I found worked the best to hide that issue.
@@CalumetKnits Thank you so much for your response! I appreciate you what it does and what changes between the two. I'm definitely going to try this method out now.
Hi, quick question for you. I am watching and rewatching the segment on Finishing Tubes. I see that half stitch on one end of my tube, but it doesn't look exactly the same on the other end. What do I do?
The half stitch is only on the cast on edge. So, you only have to fix it on the cast on edge. Once it's fixed, the column of stitches will be lined up from end to end. Let me know if you have any other questions.
When the swatch is off the machine, stretch it and then let it sit for 15mins or so. Then measure it. Use the "light" color yarn for your swatch since this is the most used color. You can also measure your width, then use that same measurement to count the rows for a square.
When using the 48 needle which is what I have and it's the pink and white machine what needle do I use for color changing? I don't own the one you have which has 3 black needles. 😁
Cast on and Bind off before the white needle; change colors after the white needle. Send me an email at calumetknits @ gmail . com (no spaces). I will send you a photo...
It depends on tension, yarn, etc... the pattern walks you through how to determine the rows per square, number of squares and number of tubes for your project.
Trick question... it's based on your yarn and tension which is different for everyone. The cheat sheet walks you through how to determine your gauge and from there the chart will tell you how many rows you need.
Por fávor puede poner las vueltas de cada color porque no dicen cuántas tiras se necesitan ni cuántas vueltas de cada color muchas gracias precioso sus trabajos saludos desde España
The patterns will give you the turns/tubes for each size and each machine. The pattern is in English, but you can find it here: www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=4f8a147e09234d1a77e4542fed67ac9f5e42fb2f%3A1233293393&click_sum=29a88dfd&ref=shop_home_feat_3&bes=1&sts=1
Waste yarn is used to temporarily hold live stitches until you can do something with them later. In this case, the tube ends are slip stitched. The waste yarn holds makes it easy to pick up the stitches to slip stitch. Once the slip stitch is complete, you can remove the waste yarn.
Yes, all my cheat sheets are based on a 4" gauge and for this pattern you also need to know the width of the tubes. These 2 measurements determine your square row count.
Thank you! You can find the pattern in Etsy or Ravelry. www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gingham-blanket-on-addi-express
This is one of the clearest, easiest to follow video tutorials I’ve seen. Thanks!
Loved the seaming technique where you start in the middle and work both ways. Give a much better look than trying to go from one end to another. Thanks
Thank you! It's easier to start in the middle, less to pull through at a time.
I bought the pattern, but I am SOOOOO glad it came with a video tutorial, I definitely prefer visual learning. Thank you!
Thank you for supporting my small business! I knew this one had to have a video with it; too many little details.
I love how detailed you are and that you zoomed is in at the most critical intervals. You're the 2nd person I found you makes learning easy so I'll stick with you and Scott for sure
I just bought the pattern, and yarn! This is amazing thank you so so much!❤
Mary this is such an awesome detailed video! Thank you for taking your time and effort to help us make this blanket. Fantastic video.
You are so welcome!
Fabulous video! Detail of the step-by-step is most appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful, ive made a blanket with the 46 pin but not with the 22 pin, very informative on techniques never thought of starting at the middle of the tube before or the extra stitch on color change, ty for sharing your knowledge
Thank you! Starting in the middle is also easier when dealing with the long length of seaming yarn.
I can't tell you how RELIEVED I am to find this video!!! Even the closing of the tubes was so very helpful to me. I am a perfectionist and have been so extremely frustrated with others who teach on closing the tube...🤦...so much wasted time on RE-stitching after I have gotten my ends twisted. I never realized the "half-stitch" at the end! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
No problem! Most do not work the half-stitch but it makes a huge difference for alignment.
@@CalumetKnits Sorry! I hit the thumbs down instead of the reply button! Hopefully I got it to go away.
As you know, I followed your directions for closing the starting end of the tube when I tested the pattern, but I still can't quite get my brain around this. Can you tell me why it wouldn't work to just pull the tail through as it is (without completing the half stitch beforehand) and count it as your last stitch? It seems like that's essentially what you're doing. Or am I STILL missing something? lol
@@bekkifek By doing the half stitch, you are starting the slip stitch over one stitch. This is what makes the alignment to the other end. If you don't want to do the half stitch, you can count half the stitches +1 before you start to slip stitch. But for me, the half stitch is easier and then makes both ends the same to slip stitch.
Hi. I love gingham. Im new to you channel. I saw this and had to watch it. I just got my addi machine and was looking around and found your channel. Its beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. Donna 💜💜💜😊
That's amazing work be done beautiful
Very easy and brilliant video in which you clear all the problems
Thank wsooo much 😊
No problem!
@@CalumetKnits 💕
These are totally gorgeous, Ive just ordered an Addi King Circular machine 46 needle, waiting for it to arrive. Watching your video I certainly want to give this ago. Thank you.
Wonderful! There's a lot of details but worth it in the end.
Great tips and tricks. Thank you so much for wonderful tutorial.
Thank you so much for explaining the jogless join! These are all beautiful blankets! I’ve put a couple of your patterns in my cart on Etsy!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I finally have tubes that I can sew together in a straight line. I have been beside myself trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
No problem! I'm happy this works for you.
Beautifully explained and beautifully executed. I find your methods and calm, articulate way of speaking very soothing and very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Xx
Thank you so much!
With this video as my sentro 22 needles knitting machine reaches Jamaica I'm going to try this and tag you in my community section. You give me such courage I feel as if I've done this before. I'm ready😂😂😂😂😂😂. The only thing I'm yet to learn is how to make dresses and crochet by hand
Thank you so very, very much... This is fantastic! The pattern is worth every penny, wonderful deal considering all the work and expertise you put into it. Very professional. This is awesome!
Wow, thank you so much! Your support means a lot to me and my small business.
These are soooo beautiful and this is the exact kind of pattern that I was looking for!!!!
Thank you so much!
I don’t have a machine yet, but I would love to get one sometime soon. I used to knit by hand, and it’s very time consuming!
I love how you explained the way you get two stitches in one place so that you don’t get that step up on your color changes. That has always bothered me when I used to knit by hand and I would drop the second row onto the first like I was dropping a stitch and then go in with my crochet hook and make a loop to put back on the needle. Sort of a vertical decrease. I’ve seen another video where they sort of do that with the machine. Your way is much much cleaner!
In will definitely be back when I get a machine. You are so careful to explain not only what you are doing but why. I really appreciate your attention to detail.
I have subscribed, even though I don’t have a machine, because sometimes I craft vicariously by watching other people do things, and remember just how much enjoyment it brings.
Thank you! I really like the knit2together technique. It's simple to do on the machine and looks pretty good off machine. Thanks for subscribing!
Oh, this is great! Thank you very much for designing this. I wondered if something like this could be done. There's no stopping me now!! 😂Mx
You're very welcome!
wow! I just found this! You are amazing. Thank you for sharing. I was reluctant to create blankets on my machine, didn't know where to start. Blankets can take a while for me to finish. This will be great especially for donation purposes. Thank You!
Thank you so much! The crib size is perfect for donations. They work up fast!
Oh thank you so very much. Man I wished I had seen this about a Month ago, it would have really helped me out. Thank you so much for your videos. I been going through them all.🤗
No problem. Let me know if you have questions.
This is the most thorough video I've watched regarding seeming; thank you so much! Now my American flag blanket will look just right. TYFS!❣😻
You're welcome!
You are fantastic at explaining everything. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Purchased this pattern today. It’s an excellent pattern. I’m sure I’ll be busy until Christmas. Many thanks
Thank you so much for the support! Let me know if you have any questions!
أسديت لي جميلا ؛ قد بدأت بالعمل ، وتعثرت في جمع الأنابيب .
شكرًا بحجم السماء ❤
Don’t have a knitting machine but I’m getting one when I figure out which one is best. I’m def buy big this patttern to make Christmas presents
Beautiful 🥰
Thank you!
AWESOMENESS!!! 🌸🌸🌸 Beautiful work🌸🌸🌸
Thank you so much!
Brilliant video. You explained everything so well. Thank you 😊
You are so welcome!
Your work is so neat! Thank you so much! If it’s not too much please make a tutorial on making a cardigan using this machine 😀❤️
Thank you so much! I have never made a cardigan and my head spins just thinking about all the size options.🤣
@@CalumetKnits I made one using your tutorials on how to do a flat panel and how to sew two pieces together using the mattress stitch. It came out amazing!! My next cardigan will be gingham in color. I would like to thank you for your videos!
No problem! I'm happy they helped you!
goodness the blanket is just beautiful
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the very detailed and easy to follow videos. I am new to your channel and still very new to the Addi Kingsize machine, I haven't ventured past beanies. I am excited to one day try this, but am excited to browse your channel. I would like to make just one tube color blankets first, just to wet my feet especially with the waste yarn. I love your teaching voice too, very calming. Have a wonderful night.
Thank you so much! I have a basic blanket pattern that is just one color tubes that you may like. I have a lot of videos that go with my different patterns to help explain the different techniques. If you need help with anything just let me know. I'm here to help.
@@CalumetKnits Thank you so much for your kindness. I will be looking for the basic pattern. Have a wonderful evening!
Awesome work. I enjoyed watching your tutorial.
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful work and great tutorial, thank you!🌹❣
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for a great video!! Can’t wait to make this
Thank you!
I love this! Would try this immediately but it's 2 am so it has to wait till the morning 😂
Thank you! These can be addicting... I love coming up with different colorways. Have fun!
Very helpful, thank you😘
You’re welcome 😊
What color did you use for the orange and pink blanket! 😍
Awesome
Is it 15 tubes you cranked for each square area?
Thank you for this video and etsy cheat sheets! I just found your channel and this is the best video I have seen on these gingham blankets and your tips help keep the rows from showing an offset line when there is a change in color. Does that make sense?:) There is also a perfect join of tubes to make it looks so seamless. I also appreciate in the cheat sheets how much yarn I will need to create the different sizes, that is important. I've recently purchased the 46 needle Addi and think now I may need to purchase the 22 needle as well to create these smaller gingham squares for my granddaughter. Thank you!!
That's the jogless change combined with moving color changes over a needle. It makes a big difference!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your support for my small business!
Beautiful 🤩
Thank you!
Do you have the hat pattern too? Or if I can do a hat, and and am confident in crochet, should I be good? I found the Addi Bear pattern.
I have a cheat sheet pattern in Etsy. calumetknits.etsy.com
what a beautiful blanket you have made. I will definitely make this one too. how much wool do i need for a 2.00 m by 1.80 m blanket that i know how much wool i need to buy
thank you! Included in the pattern are the yarn requirements for each size.
Love this! Can I ask what yarn you're using? It seems to have many shades that would work for Gingham and I can't find any that shade change like yours. Thanks in advance!
Thank you! I use all kinds... Joann Big Twist, Caron Simply Soft, Baby Bee Sweet Delight. Thinner worsted or DK for blankets works best for me.
@@CalumetKnits TY We don't have Joann nearby but I can order some online! TYVM
Bernat Softee Baby works great as well... since you're shopping online ;)
Awaiting my first knitting machine, I am both excited and nervous to try it as I have only hand knit and crochet most of my life ( since the age of 7 and I will be 56 in July) Do you feel this is something I could attempt as a first project? Or should I stick to a hat or scarf? I have always wanted to make a gingham blanket and this seems to be, well looks to be the quickest way. I also find your video to be so relaxing! Thanks!
Thank you! I would suggest making a doll size blanket (or a practice size) first so you understand how to do all the different techniques.
@@CalumetKnits Awesome! Thanks for the tip and thanks for responding! have a great day! 💜❤💖
Wonderful! Coming from a flat/ double bed machine setup with buckets of socks done in the round, I'm tempted to try Kitchener for the tube ends to give an almost invisible 'seal'. Have you tried this? I am also surprised how loose my tension is on my machine (Sentro) even using the tightest setting with a worsted/ Aran weight yarn.... perhaps I just need to get used to it more.
I have not tried it yet but want to; I would like a more relaxed edge for the blankets. I find that every yarn makes it's own fabric and it's just a matter of trying yarns to see what you like and don't like. Some yarns like to be on the tightest tension while others are the middle or largest. I have a list of yarns that I won't use and a list that I love! And, a list that has my settings for each machine for that particular yarn.
Nice tutorial, thank you so much sharing. But where do you buy such machines? In Zambia we don't have them
Most people find the machines on Amazon. If you have a local yarn shop that sells Addi needles, they maybe able to get you the AddiExpress knitting machines.
On my list
Save some time for this one!... they do take a while to make.
I love your video, very thorough and I look forward to trying The Gingham pattern. However I want to try it with some yarn I have here at home and it's ombre yarn so there isn't the color change break like there is in your tutorial. My question is where would I start in connecting my tubes together as in yours you start in the middle at the color change. I hope that makes sense. Thank you again for your wonderful video!
Thank you! If you don't have a specific place to align, I would start at one end and work your way to the other. For ombre yarn, I would try to start in the same location of the yarn pattern repeat (like the beginning of the darkest color). You can check out this video for seaming end to end: th-cam.com/video/m13LP0kvDVQ/w-d-xo.html
Marvelous! Thank you for your guidance! That link is perfect. I think I'm confident now! Happy holidays!
The blankets are lovely and look so comfy, but I'm a bit confused... Is there an obvious advantage to making them using tubes instead of flat panels? They'll be chunkier using the tubes, of course, which can be an advantage or not. First time I saw these blankets I thought they were made from panels, I was surprised they're not.
Making a tube is so much easier than making flat panels on the circular knitting machines. Depending on the yarn you choose, the blanket can be heavy. I like using a light worsted or DK weight for blankets. And, personally, I think the fabric is a bit loose (would be nice if we could change the needle size).
@@CalumetKnits I see. Thanks for replying. Indeed, a machine with adjustable size needles would be great!
I would love to get one of these machines. Does this take more yarn though?
I think it does take a little more yarn since it's double knit.
This is beautiful, thank you for the tutorial, I was wondering, when you are done with the tube do you need to stretch it or can I leave it 😀
Thank you! I always stretch the tubes after knitting no matter what project I'm working on. When seaming, you should stretch as well. You want the seam yarn to stretch with the rest of the blanket.
@@CalumetKnits awesome thank you so much, have a wonderful day 😊
thanks for the video, I have 2 differnt sized knitting machines and couldn't figure out how to join them without it looking like poo, I have OCD and that would've driven me bat crap crazy not lining up them perfectly, now I know how to make it look good, thank you for going so slow, I also suffer from a TBI and I am a slow learner I have the 48 pin Sentro, can you tell me how many rows I need to make for a queen sized blanket? and how many tubes? please, I can't seem to find that info
You're welcome! I'm kinda picky about the finishing touches so I completely understand! You can find a link to this pattern in the description above. I also have a basic pattern that can be found in my Etsy shop as well. Both patterns have several sizes.
Would I be able to scale this up to a queen and king size blanket?
Absolutely! The cheat sheet patterns includes bed size blankets. www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=49dbf421b38b4dd2f352619699e9323d014e653a%3A1233293393&click_sum=b87c6b36&ref=shop_home_feat_1&bes=1&sts=1
How do I order the pattern. I don't see where there is a link.
Thank you
It is linked above in the description. But you can find it here: www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=1d88c2907b74a2d05bb0ca348d9e14eee223f380%3A1233293393&click_sum=258bc77e&ref=shop_home_active_5&pro=1&sts=1
Thank you for sharing
You bet!
I’m completely new to knitting machines. I’d I bought the king size Addy could I still do this?
Yes, in the beginning of the video I show you the different blankets made with the different machines. I would say this is an intermediate level pattern because of the different techniques. If you do decide to make one let me know if you have any questions along the way. There are a lot of little details that make this align perfectly.
Excellent - but isn't there a straight machine that will give me a single layer?
Thank you! Of course! This is a different option for those with a circular machine.
Hi! If I wanted a smaller square look with a larger machine, can yarns be changed within a row to make tubes with multiple colours being worked to create the tubes? Or too tricky?
It's possible, but you would have to do it twice per row (front and back side of the tube). It would be so tedious! I would invest in a smaller machine. You would enjoy the process so much more!
beautiful thank you
Thank you too!
i love the purple can it be done on regular needles
I did a quick search and found this free pattern. peachunicorndesigns.com/blogs/knitting-blog/free-gingham-baby-blanket
Спасибо за урок❤
You're welcome!
What yarn are you using...? Thank you :)
Lots of different yarns... but the purple blanket in the video is Joann Big Twist.
Can I ask the purpose of changing the color on the second hook instead of the first, and keeping it on there? Does it make a difference if you color change at the first needle without keeping the two yarns there on the second go around?
By changing on the 2nd needle, it aligns the squares better on the front and back sides (kinda hides the jog in the seam). If you don't do the 2nd row knit2together, you will see more of a jog on the backside. Not a big deal, but changing at #2 and knit2together minimized the jog the best for both sides of the blanket. Since its knit in the round, the front and back will not align perfectly but this is what I found worked the best to hide that issue.
@@CalumetKnits Thank you so much for your response! I appreciate you what it does and what changes between the two. I'm definitely going to try this method out now.
Hi, quick question for you. I am watching and rewatching the segment on Finishing Tubes. I see that half stitch on one end of my tube, but it doesn't look exactly the same on the other end. What do I do?
The half stitch is only on the cast on edge. So, you only have to fix it on the cast on edge. Once it's fixed, the column of stitches will be lined up from end to end. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Thank you!! ❤️
I made a swatch but the measurements keep coming out different. Should I be stretching it or leave it how it is right off the machine?
When the swatch is off the machine, stretch it and then let it sit for 15mins or so. Then measure it. Use the "light" color yarn for your swatch since this is the most used color. You can also measure your width, then use that same measurement to count the rows for a square.
How many rows did you do on every square on Sentro 48
You can find the row counts for all sizes and machines in my Gingham Blanket pattern. calumetknits.etsy.com/listing/1233293393
When using the 48 needle which is what I have and it's the pink and white machine what needle do I use for color changing? I don't own the one you have which has 3 black needles. 😁
Cast on and Bind off before the white needle; change colors after the white needle. Send me an email at calumetknits @ gmail . com (no spaces). I will send you a photo...
@@CalumetKnits okay. I just sent you an email. And thank you for your help. 😊
How do you know which one is the cast on edge to mark?
I mark the cast on edge with a stitch marker when I remove the tube from the machine.
Where can I get these machines
I purchase my machines from Amazon. Affiliated links are above in the description.
How many rows per square did you do on the 48 needle?
It depends on the width of your tubes and your gauge. It's all explain in detail in the pattern.
how many rows would you do for a queen blanket
It depends on tension, yarn, etc... the pattern walks you through how to determine the rows per square, number of squares and number of tubes for your project.
How many rows are knitted for a square on 48 pin knitting machine? Thank you
I did 28
Trick question... it's based on your yarn and tension which is different for everyone. The cheat sheet walks you through how to determine your gauge and from there the chart will tell you how many rows you need.
how can i order the cheat sheet?
You can find the cheat sheet here: calumetknits.etsy.com/listing/1233293393
Por fávor puede poner las vueltas de cada color porque no dicen cuántas tiras se necesitan ni cuántas vueltas de cada color muchas gracias precioso sus trabajos saludos desde España
The patterns will give you the turns/tubes for each size and each machine. The pattern is in English, but you can find it here: www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet?click_key=4f8a147e09234d1a77e4542fed67ac9f5e42fb2f%3A1233293393&click_sum=29a88dfd&ref=shop_home_feat_3&bes=1&sts=1
How much yarn do I need for the blanket?
Why do we have a piece of waste yarn I always wondered that?
Waste yarn is used to temporarily hold live stitches until you can do something with them later. In this case, the tube ends are slip stitched. The waste yarn holds makes it easy to pick up the stitches to slip stitch. Once the slip stitch is complete, you can remove the waste yarn.
Is there a reason you measure 3'' across but then 4'' vertically?
Yes, all my cheat sheets are based on a 4" gauge and for this pattern you also need to know the width of the tubes. These 2 measurements determine your square row count.
@@CalumetKnits i just bought the packet
Thank you so much!!
Thank you. Well done. Where are the instructions?
Thank you! You can find the pattern in Etsy or Ravelry. www.etsy.com/listing/1233293393/ultimate-knitting-machine-cheat-sheet www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gingham-blanket-on-addi-express
Why use tubes and not panels? thx
Tubes are easier to knit. Panels will leave a visual seam on the backside. Not a big deal but tubes are a cleaner finish.
makes sense thx!@@CalumetKnits
Thank you for a great tutorial, ❤️
Thank you!
Çok güzel olmuş harika iş.keşke türkçe olsaydı
Thank you! I wish I knew someone who could translate my patterns to different languages.
Too confusing
There are a lot of little details that go into making a blanket. Let me know what I can help explain better for you.