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This is a multiple of 6 plus 1. It is covered in the video along with other pointers to turn the corners. I appears at about 1 minute and 45 seconds on this video also.

That foundation should be a multiple of 6 plus 1. That info is covered at about 1minute and 45 seconds in the video under foundtation pointers.

One marker is at the beginning of the row and one under the gusset. On row 3, by working 1 sc in each stitch there are no increases. But on Row 4, you are placing an increase over the marker that is a few rows below. This is where the gusset will be developed as you proceed on.

You need to turn every round.

I'm working on figuring that out and will have another video soon!

Plus, they are so much fun to make!

@TwistedYarns easy peasy and adorable 😍

I believe it is a 5.5mm box spanner. A box spanner is different from a socket. It is narrow all the way down to the end and fits thru certain parts of the Passap to reach the nuts. You can get this tool from Michael Becker at Distinctive Knits. You may also be interested in his book "Be Your Own Passap Paramedic" It is excellent. Also if you are working on a Passap Pinkie or DM-80 (green), the tool may be a slightly different size but the principle is the same.

I'm glad you found it helpful! I love to share my techniques and patterns for the benefit of others.

H hook for worsted weight or 4 ply cotton

The written pattern can be found at this link: twistedyarns.com/patterns/moss-stitch-rectangle/

Here's the link to another video I did on changing colors in the corner. Perhaps this will shed more light on the subject: ruclips.net/video/NGdEZEskVeE/видео.htmlsi=dXZPHBj6c3HMvkgP

Editing helps a lot! But don't tell anyone!

You are welcome!

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.

Thanks!

Obrigada! Eles são divertidos de fazer e podem usar muitos restos de fios também!

Obrigado por assistir. Esses são enfeites tão fofos para o Natal!

What accent?

You're welcome! Glad you found the edging easy!

I developed this technique over 50 years ago when I was restoring an antique afghan. I'm just thankful that RUclips allows me to share my thoughts, techniques and patterns to help others. Besides I hate frogging and see real accomplishment go down the drain!

That's a Conair steamer. Just picked that one up at a resale shop. There are many steamers on the market that work just fine and you don't need to spend a fortune.

@@TwistedYarns Thanks!

I call these stopper plates but the formal name is needle stoppers. I purchased mine 9mm and 6.5mm ones from Kriskrafter.com. For the standard bed (4.5 mm), they come as part of the garter bar set. These can be found on ebay also. Thanks for watching!

Obrigado por assistir e comentar!

É tão fácil também! Você pode usar muitos pedaços e peças.

Glad you liked it! It's super easy, too!

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.

This version of the mock rib reduces the holes. If you do a classic mock rib, its faster but the holes are even more pronounced.

Thanks for watching! I love to get suggestions from my viewers for new videos! Are you looking to make it for a man, woman, girl, boy or baby? Pullover or cardigan with buttons? Let me know and I will see what I can do! Right now, I have one called the Easy Toddler Pullover. Here's the link to the playlist with all 3 videos: ruclips.net/p/PL8hkSHdl_vx5MeqiwUFP45v02xWprMLEh and the link for the pattern: twistedyarns.com/patterns/toddler-pullover/

@@TwistedYarns I am looking to make one for myself woman size and it does not matter if it is pull over or cardigan style. I just want to start machine knitting, so I am looking for something easy. Thanks kindly

I've been working on one but I did not know if there was any interest! Soon!

@TwistedYarns is it possible for a beginner machine knitter to use your patterns on a standard gauge machine?

This pattern could be converted to use on a standard gauge machine. How to do this is more a matter of calculating the gauge. Let me see what I can come up with to make the conversion easier. I also have a video on tension and swatching that may be of interest to you call How to Machine Knit Tension and Gauge Swatches. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/AfgY2Bsq498/видео.html

I'm so glad you liked it! It is a fun design!

Obrigado por assistir! Não tenho notícias suas há algum tempo. Sentindo sua falta! Você está procurando por algo em particular? Sempre gosto de novas sugestões!

PROCURO VÍDEOS QUE EXECUTAM PEÇAS NA LK 150 .OBRIGADA PELA ATENÇÃO.

​@@TwistedYarnsPROCURO POR VÍDEOS COM EXECUÇÃO DE PEÇAS FEITAS NA LK 150. OBRIGADA POR SEU INTERESSE.

Obrigado por me avisar. Muitos dos meus próximos vídeos podem ser feitos no LK 150!

@@TwistedYarnsVOU ESPERAR . OBRIGADA.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for watching!

I know what you mean! I would keep trimming and trimming until it was too small to use! LOL!!!

Here is the link to the pattern: twistedyarns.com/patterns/moss-stitch-bowl-cozy/

The Lk needs a 6.5mm plate.

It's based on the machine. The LK is a 6.5 mm machine.

I have not found this to be a problem.

@@TwistedYarns have you used a piece and adjusted the strap much??

Yes. Wear and tear is really dependent on the fibers of the yarn. Choose hard yarns like nylon and hard wools.

@@TwistedYarns Not a novice, fully aware. I have tried this style on tight knitted cottons, nylon and other hard yarns. I crochet VERY tightly too, especially straps. I have found that these pick with much use and so have many of my friends. hmmm

I went back to your first comment and realized, my crossbars are not sharp at all. That may be a consideration. However, I'm interested to know if you have a suggestion for improving this?

Thanks for watching!

Would you like to see this on a standard gauge machine?

Thanks for watching!

I hear that a lot! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching!

The description appears in a shaded area just below the video. Just scroll down and it's right above where the comments start. You may need to press the "read more..." link to see it all! Thanks for watching!

If you do not have a ribber, you can reform stitches to make ribbing but on this pattern, it would be tedious. However, here is a link for another video How to Machine Knit the Rainbow Mock Rib Cap. ruclips.net/video/riVYQeHSQaM/видео.html This is a fast and easy pattern for those without ribbers. Although this video features a child's cap, the pattern includes caps for all sizes! Pick colors that are suitable!

Are you looking to make a cap for a man or woman?

Thanks for the information about 2-color GC! I just acquired one and haven't even looked at it yet! Woo Hoo. Sounds like fun!

When you cut the first row, if you mean how to handle the couple of inches before the cut, then you just pick out the stitches and then replace them as part of the fix. This gives you 2 yarn tails at both ends. Weave them in. If you mean how do you finish the edge after it is replaced, well, you can do any kind of edging. Scallops or shells, picot, reverse sc or whatever you desire. Once it is fixed (replaced) it is ready for anything. Watch my video "Four Easy Picot Borders" at this link: ruclips.net/video/nrtVqnvQb6Q/видео.html Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for viewing!

Hmmm...I give it a go!

Many thanks for responding, and, again thanks for the tutorial. The double-yarn foundation chain sure makes all the difference for stability!

Great job! True confession time. The reason I did the video is because I'm just like everyone else and LOL I must have been in a brain fog and made a sweater for my grandson too short! Thought perhaps my mistake could benefit others!