Just forget about the ribber for now, enjoy the knitting machine, and you will know the time when you need the ribber again ❤, I love you videos dont give up please 💓
My aun and my friend's mum had a knitting machine that looks like that, almost 50 years ago. I was kind of jealous because I thought it was so much faster and easier (I later learned it was not true) and it could do cleverer things than I ever saw most people do when knitting by hand. My aunt hardly ever used the ribber, I don't think she liked it... and yes, the machine got stuck regularly. But the end result was nice, though you could *almost* always tell the difference between hand and machine knitting: hand knitted garment is rarely so even whereas a machine knitted one has impeccably even stitches. I would say that machine knitted garments are like music performed by a machine: perfectly in time but no soul. I wanted to make jumpers like everyone else, but I never managed to knit a potholder, and my teacher finally gave up on me.
It's like you made a video of my exact experience. lol The ending was the same too!! HA. Friggin knitting machines! It's like knitting, without any of the relaxation and stress relief! FRIG! I was so pulling for you. I really wanted a happy ending so that I might believe I could have one too, but as with any new skill, the realskill is actually in the trouble shooting. Have you tried your hand at any of the sock knitting machines or Sentro/ Addi?
This video made my day,,, Why don't you send the machine to me? This will save you the trouble.. Hahahaha... Just kidding... Like your spirit!! Keep up the good work!
Hi Diana Sullivan in Austin Texas has free TH-cam videos teaching Machine Knitting starting from beginner. She is an amazing teacher and you learn so much. Kindest regards
Looks so good! You're getting there. Did you fix it by giving it more tension instead of setting it at zero? Also would it be easier to pull it off and finish the ends by hand or did it get easier once you figured it out? 💋
Yes I set the tension to 3.5 rather than 0. Right now it seems easiest to pull it off and finish by hand. Im sure it will be easier to do on the machine once I learn more!
Hi there! I have the same machine and ribber, I’m hoping you can help me! I’ve just attached the ribber for the first time today but I’m having some issues. I’ve followed along with the instructions in the manual but when I try to run the carriage over for the first row, before I’ve even cast on, it gets stuck!
I'm not sure how helpful I can be. I guess it would depend in where it's getting stuck. Does the carriage move at all? Is the ribber raised all the way up?
@@kinsey4309 thanks for the reply! So I can move the main carriage freely and the ribber carriage freely but when I connect them together, that seems to be the problem. I only had about 10 needles pushed out as I wanted to try a small sample. I can move the carriage to the right, to the selected needles but once it’s sitting over them it gets stuck. There is lever/button on the silver part that connects both carriages that can be moved from O to S. When I have that set to O is when it jams. If I set it to S, it will move nicely over the needles. However in the manual, for basic 1x1 rib, it’s supposed to be set to the O. I think it must be something simple that I’ve overlooked! Thanks for your help though!
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I'm completely new to knitting machines, so a ribber looks like magic to me. Your captions are highly entertaining 😀
You two are the best to learn from because you make mistakes and show them
More more more!!!
Just forget about the ribber for now, enjoy the knitting machine, and you will know the time when you need the ribber again ❤, I love you videos dont give up please 💓
Thank you so much for the encouragement. Life has changed alot since I made these videos but I hope to get back to it l!
My aun and my friend's mum had a knitting machine that looks like that, almost 50 years ago. I was kind of jealous because I thought it was so much faster and easier (I later learned it was not true) and it could do cleverer things than I ever saw most people do when knitting by hand. My aunt hardly ever used the ribber, I don't think she liked it... and yes, the machine got stuck regularly. But the end result was nice, though you could *almost* always tell the difference between hand and machine knitting: hand knitted garment is rarely so even whereas a machine knitted one has impeccably even stitches. I would say that machine knitted garments are like music performed by a machine: perfectly in time but no soul.
I wanted to make jumpers like everyone else, but I never managed to knit a potholder, and my teacher finally gave up on me.
It's definitely been more of a learning curve than I expected. I'm still hoping to knit something cool on it. Let me know if you remember any tips!
Congratulations on hitting over a 100 Subscribers💜 I am really happy for you, keep up the amazing videos!
Thank you!!!
It's like you made a video of my exact experience. lol The ending was the same too!! HA. Friggin knitting machines! It's like knitting, without any of the relaxation and stress relief! FRIG! I was so pulling for you. I really wanted a happy ending so that I might believe I could have one too, but as with any new skill, the realskill is actually in the trouble shooting. Have you tried your hand at any of the sock knitting machines or Sentro/ Addi?
I haven't but I really want to!
@@kinsey4309 Same...lol
You have inspired me---to go buy a sweater
Awwww you don't want to make one?
This video made my day,,, Why don't you send the machine to me? This will save you the trouble.. Hahahaha... Just kidding... Like your spirit!! Keep up the good work!
Thanks! It's definitely been a long process.
@@kinsey4309 Happened to me, but I did learn from lovely Diana and other creative people on TH-cam.
Hi Diana Sullivan in Austin Texas has free TH-cam videos teaching Machine Knitting starting from beginner. She is an amazing teacher and you learn so much. Kindest regards
Thanks for the tip!!
I love Diana ... She is brilliant.. learnt a lot from her. I recommend her videos too.
Looks so good! You're getting there. Did you fix it by giving it more tension instead of setting it at zero? Also would it be easier to pull it off and finish the ends by hand or did it get easier once you figured it out? 💋
Yes I set the tension to 3.5 rather than 0. Right now it seems easiest to pull it off and finish by hand. Im sure it will be easier to do on the machine once I learn more!
Thanks for you video
I was given one of these machines I think it looks like more trouble the it’s worth what do you think , !
I really liked playing with it, and it would be worth the trouble if our machine was in better condition!
Hi there! I have the same machine and ribber, I’m hoping you can help me!
I’ve just attached the ribber for the first time today but I’m having some issues.
I’ve followed along with the instructions in the manual but when I try to run the carriage over for the first row, before I’ve even cast on, it gets stuck!
I'm not sure how helpful I can be. I guess it would depend in where it's getting stuck. Does the carriage move at all? Is the ribber raised all the way up?
@@kinsey4309 thanks for the reply!
So I can move the main carriage freely and the ribber carriage freely but when I connect them together, that seems to be the problem.
I only had about 10 needles pushed out as I wanted to try a small sample. I can move the carriage to the right, to the selected needles but once it’s sitting over them it gets stuck.
There is lever/button on the silver part that connects both carriages that can be moved from O to S. When I have that set to O is when it jams. If I set it to S, it will move nicely over the needles. However in the manual, for basic 1x1 rib, it’s supposed to be set to the O.
I think it must be something simple that I’ve overlooked! Thanks for your help though!