How to Use a Punch Card with a Silver Reed SK280 Knitting Machine | Hobbycraft

Beginners to machine knitting can follow our simple tutorial to discover how to use a punch card! In our latest step-by-step guide, knitting expert Rachael Driver demonstrates using a Fair Isle punch card with the Silver Reed SK280 Knitting Machine.
The punch card has 24 stitches that you can then repeat by matching up the sides, helping you create the Fair Isle design as you knit up on your machine. It's quick and easy to set your punch card up, and you'll quickly see the results form as your yarn transforms into a knitted fabric.
This is a great way to take your machine knitting projects to the next level, creating unique patterns that will set your knitwear apart. Once you've mastered using one punch card, you'll be able to expand your potential for unique patterns to a lot more designs.
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[@kitthearty]

Holy hell! You make it sound like it all just works. If I was doing this, each step would be an hour, especially trying to work out what I'd done wrong. Nice description, but maybe I should start with one of those Addi express kingsize things. Especially since my only experience with a ball of yarn is playing with the cat.

[@jackiesmith1325]

Great tutorial but my arms would give out.