Can i ask a question only because i have been searching youtube for hours trying to find a explanation on one symbol on certian fashion lace punch cards , that usually have the blocks on the right where you remove yarn to transfer stitches, my question stems from sometimes you see the little u turn arrow on the left which i read in a book that it means to knit to rows with the main carriage and then reutrn the lace carriage... 2 questions... 1 if im using a lace carriage that can knit do i just knit two rows with that? or am i bringing in my main carraige, and knitting but if im knitting with my main carriage will it affect the card moving up rows?
Hello Steve, If you are on a brother machine the turning arrows means you knit with the main carriage. The lace carriage should be parked on the left rail. If you have a lace carriage which knits and transfers. You have to change it from transfer setting to knit setting and replace the yarn to knit the plain rows Hope this helps. X
@@clairenewberry7388 I think you still bring in a main carraige, if i have a lace that knits and transfers but im doing fashion lace for instance and i am in a ''red block section'' where you set the dial to fasion lace for example and so i take out my yarn flip it to fashion transfer stitches and move that lace carraige from right to left, now the next arrow has a curved arrow for knit two, i cant knit two with the lace carriaage because its on the opposite side of the bed now then the yarn? so then the main carraige comes in on standard stockinette with side levers down not to do the patter, and knits two rows then can continue with the lace carriage?
That makes sense thanks. I have ended up taking my carriage off on one side and putting it on the other side 😂 which was not the sanest of solutions. @stevemichael8186
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Wow! This was very interesting!
Thank you so much
Thank you. It would be preferable if you showed the punchcard and when you changed from knit carriage to lace carriage.
Thank you Anne. My studio was a bit messy so kept the camera low. Pure vanity. I will try to redo.
Can i ask a question only because i have been searching youtube for hours trying to find a explanation on one symbol on certian fashion lace punch cards , that usually have the blocks on the right where you remove yarn to transfer stitches, my question stems from sometimes you see the little u turn arrow on the left which i read in a book that it means to knit to rows with the main carriage and then reutrn the lace carriage... 2 questions... 1 if im using a lace carriage that can knit do i just knit two rows with that? or am i bringing in my main carraige, and knitting but if im knitting with my main carriage will it affect the card moving up rows?
Hello Steve,
If you are on a brother machine the turning arrows means you knit with the main carriage. The lace carriage should be parked on the left rail.
If you have a lace carriage which knits and transfers. You have to change it from transfer setting to knit setting and replace the yarn to knit the plain rows
Hope this helps.
X
@@clairenewberry7388 I think you still bring in a main carraige, if i have a lace that knits and transfers but im doing fashion lace for instance and i am in a ''red block section'' where you set the dial to fasion lace for example and so i take out my yarn flip it to fashion transfer stitches and move that lace carraige from right to left, now the next arrow has a curved arrow for knit two, i cant knit two with the lace carriaage because its on the opposite side of the bed now then the yarn? so then the main carraige comes in on standard stockinette with side levers down not to do the patter, and knits two rows then can continue with the lace carriage?
That makes sense thanks. I have ended up taking my carriage off on one side and putting it on the other side 😂 which was not the sanest of solutions. @stevemichael8186