I genuinely feel the transfer carriage is one of the most undervalued accessories for brother knitting machines. I love mine and couldn’t go back to manual transfers.
Nicely explained. All the steps are printed ON the carriage for a quick reminder. But seeing the steps in action gives that initial boost of confidence.
Thank you very much for showing this to its full potential, I have only used it on 1x1 rib and I tend to transfer up the end stitches manually on both ends but now i know i can do it a different way without spoiling anything thank you
Ola! Vc explica muito bem e a qualidade do vídeo ajuda muito, pois o foco da camera está excelente, proporcionando um entendimento perfeito. Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos com os tricoteiros e tricoteiras. Parabéns!!!!♥🌞🌈
Thanks a lot for yet another of your clear tutorials! I see you don't push up the ribber needles while doing the 1x1 rib like you do during the rest of the video. It makes me wonder if you could skip pushing up the needles for the second round of transfers for the 2x2, 2x1, and full needle rib transfer? 😊
I know this is perhaps a stupid question but I’m not sure what I’m looking for after the initial transfer. It appears that the stitches are still on the top of the, now closed, needle latches ie not in the latches, on the ribber when I try with a 2x1 rib. I don’t know whether pulling them down to A on ribber (Brother KA881/KR850) is just dropping them! I ensure that they start within the latch as per transfer instructions and your video (which are excellent by the way)
Never a stupid question 🤗 sorry to reply so late..how did it all work , did you manage? When the carriage passes across it still partly leave the stitch on, if that is the part you are referring to, you should just be able to pull the needles down to complete the transfers and no stitches should be dropped 🤔 always good idea to test it first 🤗 good luck!!
@@Knitology1x1 You have motivated me to spend some money LOL and I got one. But there is nothing like a good video. I would appreciate if you could demonstrate neckline using linker. I am doing now on machine and doing chain stitch over the pegs but I believe linker should work.
This is really cool but I don’t understand the greater purpose of using this machine, nice to see how it works but what is the outcome/ reason to do this? What’s it for? I have one and can’t figure what is the purpose of transferring to begin with lol
thanks 😊 it is a tool to save you some time since transferring stitches from ribber bed to main bed is quite time consuming; that assuming that you want/need to transfer stitches from ribber bed after finishing your rib trim and you want to continue knitting on main bed only. It really depends on what you are knitting . hope this helps 😊
Depending on the make of your Singer, there is the RT-1 for standard Singers made by Silver Reed. Don't believe there's anything for chunky machines however
I genuinely feel the transfer carriage is one of the most undervalued accessories for brother knitting machines. I love mine and couldn’t go back to manual transfers.
I could not agree more 🤗
I use my often, glad to see you posted a clear video for those who have not used theirs. Dust 'em off and use the transfer carriage!
hihi yes!! 🤗 I am working on some production right now, and it saves me so many hours of labour 😊
Thanks for sharing this! I own one and have never used it as it came without instructions.
I love mine olifant, the pictures tel you the story alsoo
so happy to help, let me know how it goes ❤️
Great to see how the transfer carriage works! Can’t wait to try it!
Have fun! ✨🤗
Nicely explained. All the steps are printed ON the carriage for a quick reminder. But seeing the steps in action gives that initial boost of confidence.
Thank you..yes they are but I know some people prefer to watch 🤗🤗
Thank you very much for showing this to its full potential, I have only used it on 1x1 rib and I tend to transfer up the end stitches manually on both ends but now i know i can do it a different way without spoiling anything thank you
Great to hear that ! ♥️♥️ happy knitting ✨
Thank you for this video!❤
🤗🤗🤗🥰
Teşekkür ederim❤
♥️
Ola! Vc explica muito bem e a qualidade do vídeo ajuda muito, pois o foco da camera está excelente, proporcionando um entendimento perfeito. Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos com os tricoteiros e tricoteiras. Parabéns!!!!♥🌞🌈
Muito obrigada 🌸🌸🥰
Nice information.💕💕💕
Many many thanks ❤️
Thanks a lot for yet another of your clear tutorials! I see you don't push up the ribber needles while doing the 1x1 rib like you do during the rest of the video. It makes me wonder if you could skip pushing up the needles for the second round of transfers for the 2x2, 2x1, and full needle rib transfer? 😊
Thank you for the lovely feedback ☺️
Yes you could probably skip that part, I do it just to be safe and sometimes I do it even with a 1x1 rib 😊
I just won an auction for one- $1! No one else bid. Not complaining 😁 Can't wait to use it
ahh that's a bargain!! 🎊 did you use it yet?
😊, I subscribed, the 1st time I have seen you, this video, ✨, 👍👍, good work, Happy New Year! Learning to 🧶 Knit 🙃
thank you for subscribing !! 😊 thank you and Happy New Year to you too! good luck in your learning journey ❤️
I know this is perhaps a stupid question but I’m not sure what I’m looking for after the initial transfer. It appears that the stitches are still on the top of the, now closed, needle latches ie not in the latches, on the ribber when I try with a 2x1 rib. I don’t know whether pulling them down to A on ribber (Brother KA881/KR850) is just dropping them! I ensure that they start within the latch as per transfer instructions and your video (which are excellent by the way)
Never a stupid question 🤗 sorry to reply so late..how did it all work , did you manage?
When the carriage passes across it still partly leave the stitch on, if that is the part you are referring to, you should just be able to pull the needles down to complete the transfers and no stitches should be dropped 🤔 always good idea to test it first 🤗 good luck!!
Thanks a lot! Very helpful video! I saw where I made a mistake and the transfer of loops did not work. Now I'll do it right :)
Thank you 🥰 how did it go? 🤗🤗
@@Knitology1x1 perfect, thanks!
Интересно такую каретку можно использовать для Silver Reed 280/60 ?
Я думаю, что они специальные для Сильвер Рид 280/60, но я не уверен
Очень полезный, отличный урок! Спасибо большое!!!
Спасибо 🌸
Inspiriert of your video ... I bought one .... 😊😇😊😊
nice! are you happy with it? 🥰🥰
@@Knitology1x1 ... oh yes ... it is so easy and helps very much... I'm really glad about ....
That is smart. Never seen it for the chunky ones. BTW could you do some video about your linker?
I am not sure about the chunky either. Sure, what would you be interested in?
@@Knitology1x1 You have motivated me to spend some money LOL and I got one. But there is nothing like a good video. I would appreciate if you could demonstrate neckline using linker. I am doing now on machine and doing chain stitch over the pegs but I believe linker should work.
Thank you a lot
@@darinakalinova2180 I will email you 🤗 I have a video on Patreon which will not be on RUclips 😊
Спасибо!!
😊
Legal 🤗🤗
I love 2x1 ribbing, too. I think it's called the "alternate 2x2 method" in the manual, right?
yes ❤️ Possibly I am not sure.
This is really cool but I don’t understand the greater purpose of using this machine, nice to see how it works but what is the outcome/ reason to do this? What’s it for? I have one and can’t figure what is the purpose of transferring to begin with lol
thanks 😊 it is a tool to save you some time since transferring stitches from ribber bed to main bed is quite time consuming; that assuming that you want/need to transfer stitches from ribber bed after finishing your rib trim and you want to continue knitting on main bed only. It really depends on what you are knitting . hope this helps 😊
Is there a similar efficient transfer carriage for singer?
I am not sure for singer; I know they exist for different types of machines
@@Knitology1x1 thank you for infor. Btw great job with the videos ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Depending on the make of your Singer, there is the RT-1 for standard Singers made by Silver Reed. Don't believe there's anything for chunky machines however
@@TosaNewsense thanks for that I have an 840 and will certainly check out your suggestion.
Amazing! Is there a similar efficient transfer carriage for busch?
Thank you! I know there are carriages for other types of machine but I am not sure if they exist for your type of machine!Let us know if you find 🤗
@@Knitology1x1 I'll do. Thks
Отличная каретка. А где можно купить такую?
Я купил свой на Ebay
Çok guzel bir anlatım, ama Türkce olabilirmi.?lütfn..🙏🏽🙏🏽
thank you, I am sorry I am afraid I cannot do that :(
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