Knit really small tubes in the round on Sentro 48 pin machine using the wrap around method

[@u.w.7993]

thanks a lot for the idea to show us how to handle this machine , ✌

[@creative_needle]

My pleasure

[@frans3474]

This is BRILLIANT!!! Thank you for the tutorial. I think I have now figured out how to do cables😘 At first I thought… where is she going with that, but then the lightbulb switched on 👍❣️🌹

[@creative_needle]

You are welcome to contact me if you have any questions on any of my tutorial. :)

[@frans3474]

@@creative_needle Thank you, it’s great to know.

[@leadebroise6339]

Thank you!!! I have the 48 pins and bought a pattern for a project using the 22 pins so I was gutted. I guess 21 is close enough so sill try your technique ☺️ thanks a lot!!

[@hengyuencho]

You are very welcome. Would love to know how it works out with your project.
Oh just in case you have a problem with 21 pins for the 22 pin project, you can also try to make 22 pin flat panel and join the sides I have a tutorial on joining sides seamlessly too. I just published a video highlighting 4 methods to make any size tubes. You can check if that is helpful to help you choose a method that suits your project best.☺️

[@creative_needle]

Glad I could help! You're welcome to comment or email me if you have any questions

[@Momma_J]

Thank you for sharing,❤❤

[@creative_needle]

You are very welcome. Hope you find my tutorials useful.

[@glauvie]

Neat workaround but it isn’t “knitting in the round.”

[@u.w.7993]

Oh No,why should I do so, it ist more complicated then with needle ans Tarn.

[@u.w.7993]

and yarn

[@u.w.7993]

and yarn

[@creative_needle]

It is faster than hand knitting if you are knitting say 30 stitch wide tube. Also some people can crochet but do not hand knit. They can use the machine to help them knit.