Knitting Machines for Beginners: Part 4 - casting on
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This is part 4 in my series "Knitting Machines for Beginners", in which we look at some methods of casting on. Next time we will look at increasing the number of stitches being knitted.
Brilliant tutorial, great array of techniques and all very well explained. Cheers!
Thank you so much for the detailed video with the techniques and tips! My mom just gave me a knitting machine that she used 40 years ago, and thanks to your videos, I'm off and going!
I very recently got a knitting machine and your videos have been so helpful! Thank you 💕💕
I have just bought this exact same machine. For the extortionate price of £8.00. Still getting to grips with it, as the manual is writted in 1960 english. :) It's so great to see someone using one to demonstrate. You have a great way of explaining what you are doing, lots of info and a good dose of humour.
Really helpful! just bought my first knitting machine and followed the instructions in the booklet, which didn't work. Really clear explanation
I'm love these videos weldone buddy
Thank you, I’m a visual learner and still had a bit of trouble with the manual for my knitting machine but this helped tremendously as I was doing the first one but realized I need the third cast on!
I've just got a singer memo knit ke 2600 and these videos are very helpful 👌
Glad it was helpful!
The only cast on method I can get to work on my machine is the E wrap method which is slightly strange as the only method in the instruction manual it tells me to use is the ravel cord method lol
This is all so helpful. Thank you.
No problem!
Thats such a helpfull Video ! Thank you !!
Thank you very much dear your a good teacher dear
Good job
Really helpful videos 😃😃
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1:03 open cast on with ravel cord
3:28 open cast on with every other needle/cast on comb
6:41 e wrap
10:08 latch tool cast on
Hi Charlie, have you seen the cast on video from Agnes Donnely. Would love you to do a more detailed one.
Thank you for this video. I’ve found out that when I hang the comb, it’s difficult to move my carriage across because it gets really stiff moving around the comb. I want to know how to make it better. Also, if I don’t bring the weaving brush down, will it affect my work adversely?
Hello, could you please elaborate on weaving brushes. On toyota ks901 i found that those brushes are pretty much useless. It knits fine with or without them being engaged. Manual doesn't explain either the proper use for them.
Thank You!
Yeah, they aren't needed nearly all of the time. You might find they help with really hairy or really fluffy yarns but apart from that, they don't do a lot.
6:45 is we’re the finished edges start
Can't make it. I've got Brother KH-836. I don't know what I'm doing wrong...I don't have the zig-zag after the first move from right to left, just the thread lies horisontally on the hooks in B position