Thanks, Roberta. I finally figured out, thanks to your video, that I need to keep the lever on the main bed on SJ if I want to continue knitting circular. I was moving it back to stockinette after the cast on row and it was no longer knitting circular. This was a most helpful video. Thanks, again!
I meant to let you know of this earlier but comptuer was freezing up again, had to reboot then forgot but glad you got to see it. I was busy yesterday to do and get this online but knew I had to do that today, have a few others that I need to get also and maybe now with the ribber on, I can get to them. I just had to show every step as the one I had for the SK860 for a tubular scarf, I was almost done with the scarf and didn't record up the beginning of it, so glad that I get asked how to do something and if before I wasn't showing a certain something, yet another video gets uploaded. Later Berda
You should be very proud! You do an excellent job of explaining how things are done. Thanks, again. I'm glad to see it's already helped another person!
I do not feel much different than any of you out there, I am just happy that I can show online how to do things and when I forget to show something, I try to get that up asap. From what I have found in the manuals that are not always the only way to do things, mostly by making a mistake but it was a good mistake, like this one where the manual states to keep changing the cam from Slip to Stockinet, that is not needed. And yes the Brother machines may be easier to remember those things but that timing belt sometimes gets to me, thankfully I was able to replace the one in my KH830 and it works so much better since that was done. Your welcome but really the thanks goes to you also as if you didn't ask me how to do that, and text can sometimes not read as it was meant to be typed, the video is much better. I also get glad when I see it helps more than one person but if only one person learned from any of my videos, it makes my heart grow larger like the Grinch's after he brought back Christmas to WhoVille. And it is that time of the year, so hopefully this is a Christmas Gift accepted to many. Merry Christmas, Happy Hannakuh and all other holidays and May the New Year be a much better one than this last one. Berda
Glad this video helped another and sure it will be for many others. Just sorry I didn't show this part in the tubular scarf I made before. Live and learn. Later Berda
@@RobertaRoseMeads no problem. We're moving and I can't use the machine right now anyway. thank you so much for your videos and your response to questions. Have a blessed day!
Thanks, Roberta. I finally figured out, thanks to your video, that I need to keep the lever on the main bed on SJ if I want to continue knitting circular. I was moving it back to stockinette after the cast on row and it was no longer knitting circular. This was a most helpful video. Thanks, again!
I meant to let you know of this earlier but comptuer was freezing up again, had to reboot then forgot but glad you got to see it. I was busy yesterday to do and get this online but knew I had to do that today, have a few others that I need to get also and maybe now with the ribber on, I can get to them.
I just had to show every step as the one I had for the SK860 for a tubular scarf, I was almost done with the scarf and didn't record up the beginning of it, so glad that I get asked how to do something and if before I wasn't showing a certain something, yet another video gets uploaded.
Later Berda
You should be very proud! You do an excellent job of explaining how things are done. Thanks, again. I'm glad to see it's already helped another person!
I do not feel much different than any of you out there, I am just happy that I can show online how to do things and when I forget to show something, I try to get that up asap. From what I have found in the manuals that are not always the only way to do things, mostly by making a mistake but it was a good mistake, like this one where the manual states to keep changing the cam from Slip to Stockinet, that is not needed. And yes the Brother machines may be easier to remember those things but that timing belt sometimes gets to me, thankfully I was able to replace the one in my KH830 and it works so much better since that was done.
Your welcome but really the thanks goes to you also as if you didn't ask me how to do that, and text can sometimes not read as it was meant to be typed, the video is much better.
I also get glad when I see it helps more than one person but if only one person learned from any of my videos, it makes my heart grow larger like the Grinch's after he brought back Christmas to WhoVille. And it is that time of the year, so hopefully this is a Christmas Gift accepted to many.
Merry Christmas, Happy Hannakuh and all other holidays and May the New Year be a much better one than this last one. Berda
Thanks so much for this video. I have an SK 155 and a 360 and I've been afraid to try circular knitting (until now :))
Glad this video helped another and sure it will be for many others. Just sorry I didn't show this part in the tubular scarf I made before. Live and learn. Later Berda
My carriages on my Singer 700 don't have a "R" setting. Should I just set it to "0" instead?
Yes you would do that, sorry for delay
@@RobertaRoseMeads no problem. We're moving and I can't use the machine right now anyway. thank you so much for your videos and your response to questions. Have a blessed day!