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Thank you so much!!!

Thank you so much I appreciate the feedback. I’m trying different things…to grow and develop as an artist

Hello, Yes the 930 works beautifully. I’ve also used the program with 2 930’s at the Chicago Public Library and they didn’t have a problem either. Congrats on the new-to-you machine💓

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I love drawing and art so much it’s my passion.

Thank you so much I love what I do so much I’m happy to hear that may have translated through💕😊

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much 😀I love drawing so much!

Hello, Thank you so much! It’s a type of cast on for machine knitting (every other needle cast-on or utility cast on) It’s not as pretty as an e-wrap cast on but it’s fast and efficient and since I’m creating artwork on a function garment this works perfectly. Thanks again!

Thank you so much 😀

That’s going to be sooo fun! Congrats!

Thank you so much! I looooove drawing. Truly my passion. Thanks for the kind words

Thank you I’m going to put together a longer video soon with more details. It was so fun!!!

Hello! Sorry you’re getting dropped stitches. There’s a few reasons why this might be happening depending on the project etc… but the most common I’ve found is not enough weight on the cast on comb.

Thanks so happy it helped!

Thank you so much! I love drawing soo much💓

​@@DartilyArtStudio Same!!! ❤🎨

😊 Thank you!

Thank you so much 😀

Hello! Using Img2track. You select the number of needles in the program after you cast on the machine. However, I usually look at the image in Img2track and select how many needles wide makes the image look best before I cast on. Then I shut down Img2track, cast on, turn on the knitting machine, then reopen Img2track to start knitting. Please let me know if you have further questions.

@@DartilyArtStudio and… i count the width for example it says 60 needles of width in img2track so i count on my machine 30 needles in yellow and 30 in green?

Thanks for the suggestion. Yeah I will put that together!

@@DartilyArtStudio btw if i use more than 2 colors with color changer i need to put that on the program computer on the machine? or only on img2track

@@rivii2577 hello! Only on Img 2 track. I use up to 6 colors of yarn with a color changer it works great! I will say though that I work with 6 colors on IMG2 track on the 930 with the ribber and I use double bed jacquard technique. It results in a clean back to the piece ( no floats) Let me know if you wanna go there and I’ll share some info because it’s pretty complicated to figure out… not complicated once you know what to do.

Thank you so much! Really just lots of work and observation. 😊

Whoa, That’s a fantastic deal. These machines are the best! Let me know if you have any questions. Congrats!!!

Hello! Thanks for the question. This is whats called a standard gauge 4.5 machine. It can knit yarn weights 0 (lace weight) up to 2 (sport weight). The center knob on the carriage controls tension and can create a tighter or looser knit fabric. I don’t currently have any lace weight yarn to experiment with otherwise I’d test it for you. You can use different fibers in the machine but you’d want to avoid any super fluffy or extra ridged yarn (like a wire or plastic for example) because there’s a lot of moving parts in the machine and they will jam up the machine. Linen should be o.k. Though

That’s so awesome! I love these machines so much!

Sorry for my late response. I push in the two “part” buttons on the carriage.

Hello! Each color I work with will pass across the bed 1 time. So when I start I alternate which side of the bed each color will be. So for example I’ll put my first color on the left my second color on the right etc.. When I start knitting I’ll pick up color 1 from the left move it across the bed then park color 1 on the right and feed color 2 into the carriage. Please let me know if you need any further explanation.

Hello! Thanks! I’m using Procreate on an ipad air

Hello! Thank you! The program I use is IMG2Ttack and it takes any jpg and turns it into a knitting pattern for you. The image doesn't need to be B&W. If you've selected "2 colors" in the software it will automatically create a B&W knitting pattern. Please let me know if you have further questions.

Thank you! Awesome I'll put that video together very soon 😊

I’m located in Chicago. Yes, I’m very interested please email me with more details faith@dartily.com

Hello! Congrats I’ve considered the iPad mini I love that it works with the Apple Pencil. I have the 10.5” iPad Air 4. I like the smaller size because it’s easier for me to carry with me to draw. Plus with Procreate it’s so easy to zoom in and out while you draw so I find it works for me. When I used traditional materials my most common size was 18” x 24” . Happy to hear this was helpful for you. The drawing board has been so helpful for me to secure my ipad to an easel and have space for my hand to rest while I work.

Hello I’m using IMG2Track. the files are just JPGs.

What model is it? Double or single bed?

@@DartilyArtStudioit’s single. She said to download the manual for KnitKing KK91 or Brother KH991 or KH881. But when I looked at the manual, it doesn’t look exactly like the one I bought from her

@@DartilyArtStudiothe machine says Knitking and the cartridge says Knitking auto KK91

I’m happy to help send me an email with the pict and I’ll look into it faith@dartily.com

Yup it’s IMG2track. Love that app! Do you use it?

Wow thanks so much! You made my day 🤗

That would be amazing please share with me what you make. I’d love to see it!

Thanks I’m so excited about it. It now looks as fun as it is to use! No more sad beige.

Thank you so much! I had such a great time making it!

Thank you so much! I really enjoy seeing the creative process so I’m so happy to hear you enjoyed it as well! Thank you!

Thank you so much! It was made in the 80’s so I went with that theme. I just couldn’t stand that boring yellowing beige anymore…it made something so fun look so sad.

@@DartilyArtStudio excellent choice!

What colour changer have you got?

@@shawray5841 I have the 6 color brother KRC 1100M and the 4 color KRC 830.