I find this video incredibly helpful. I have big issues with math, and I am particularly lazy with guages, but now I know how important they are. I will definitely be doing them from now on! Thanks so much!
I just came from my “tv” to phone to comment lol 😅 watched the last video and was like “surely someone commented what it is” so here I am. It’s a crochet slip stitch I think. I also ran to Pinterest to verify. I usually crochet and you’re helping me figure out this lovely knitting machine thank you so much for helping me!
Hi Quinn, I have few questions. When knitting a beanie with a 1x1 rib pattern, we typically cast on around 100 stitches for an adult size using circular needles. However, knitting machines like Sentro use significantly fewer stitches, around 48. How do knitting machines achieve the same fabric width with fewer stitches? Additionally, do the size and placement of needles on a knitting machine impact the fabric's width, density, and overall quality? I'm designing a knitting machine and need to understand these calculations to ensure optimal performance.
When I use my sentro and I use that invisible joining method (I also can’t remember the name) I use elastic thread when I need it to be stretchy. I find it works great. It did however take a few tried to get the tension right so it didn’t pucker. But once you get it it works great!
that's neat to figure out the panels. I'll use a flatbed machine for the sweaters tho😅 I'm not gonna fuss getting the seams together. mostly using the sentro for hats, scarves, pillows, and slippers 😊
This video has been so helpful! The Scalloped collar on the brown, is that in a video? I'm new to your channel and I've literally been trying to figure out how to do exactly that! ✨️iT iS fATE✨️
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This is so incredibly helpful. I’m grateful to you as a math challenged, plus sized girlie who just loves to work with fiber.
This was one of THE most helpful knitting/crocheting videos I’ve seen
This was extremely helpful, thank you for being so open and honest about the seaming too
Really loving this "basics" series 😄❤
I’m so glad 💕 thank you for watching!
@@quinnbenderit’s a slip stitch or a join stitch which are crochet stitches 🫶🏻 I love your videos thank you
I find this video incredibly helpful. I have big issues with math, and I am particularly lazy with guages, but now I know how important they are. I will definitely be doing them from now on! Thanks so much!
I just came from my “tv” to phone to comment lol 😅 watched the last video and was like “surely someone commented what it is” so here I am. It’s a crochet slip stitch I think. I also ran to Pinterest to verify. I usually crochet and you’re helping me figure out this lovely knitting machine thank you so much for helping me!
I just got a Sentro for my birthday yesterday and your videos have been so helpful! Thank you!!
Hi Quinn, I have few questions. When knitting a beanie with a 1x1 rib pattern, we typically cast on around 100 stitches for an adult size using circular needles. However, knitting machines like Sentro use significantly fewer stitches, around 48. How do knitting machines achieve the same fabric width with fewer stitches? Additionally, do the size and placement of needles on a knitting machine impact the fabric's width, density, and overall quality? I'm designing a knitting machine and need to understand these calculations to ensure optimal performance.
Thank you so much!! Just learning about this machine and eager to see how it works out. I think I need to write down the math equations!!😂😂❤❤
Great teaching us. I will be checking more of your tutorials! Thank you
I watched two other videos before this one and this one makes the most sense. Try for the gauge explanation and the tip to wash the fabric!
Thanks! I'am plus size..Hi from uruguay! Your videos are very educatives
Thank you!!! Such an easy to follow video! V appreciated
You make the best videos! Thanks so much for sharing!! 💗
When I use my sentro and I use that invisible joining method (I also can’t remember the name) I use elastic thread when I need it to be stretchy. I find it works great. It did however take a few tried to get the tension right so it didn’t pucker. But once you get it it works great!
Your video is so helpful that i'm really grateful
that's neat to figure out the panels. I'll use a flatbed machine for the sweaters tho😅 I'm not gonna fuss getting the seams together. mostly using the sentro for hats, scarves, pillows, and slippers 😊
Thank you. I really think you made it seem super achievable.🎉
And, thank you very, very much for this video depicting measurements ❤
as a plus size girlie, thank you!!! especially for the math :)
Thank you so much for this video, it has been very help!
Hi, I would like to know approximately how many rounds are needed to make a 50-60 inch scarf for a man.
This video has been so helpful! The Scalloped collar on the brown, is that in a video? I'm new to your channel and I've literally been trying to figure out how to do exactly that! ✨️iT iS fATE✨️
Thank you!
Can I steam it instead of washing and drying?
What kind of yarn are you using in this video? Thanks! 🙏🏻
I’m using LB collection baby alpaca yarn in silver!
🎉amaz8ng,I suck at math and understood this,
How do you decide how many pins sent to you need?
What about children's sizes?