Introduction: Embarking on the journey of machine knitting is an exciting endeavour. It marries the traditional art of knitting with modern technology, opening up a world of creative possibilities. Whether you’re a seasoned hand knitter looking to speed up your projects or a complete novice drawn to the efficiency of machine knitting, setting up your knitting machine properly is crucial for a smooth start. This article aims to demystify the setup process, ensuring you’re ready to knit your first project with confidence.Step 1: Choose Your Workspace  First things first, select a suitable workspace. You need a stable, flat surface with ample room ...

Hey there, lovely knitters! If you're anything like me, the world of crafting with yarn has always been a cozy and creative corner to escape to. Now, you've got a home knitting machine sitting there, waiting for you to dive in and create some magic with yarn. Fear not, because I'm here to guide you through the wonderful world of machine knitting for beginners. Let's unravel the secrets together! The Joys of Machine KnittingYou know that feeling you get when you're making something with your trusty hooks or needles and a soft ball of yarn? Well, get ready to multiply that joy ...

Introduction:Are you a knitting enthusiast looking to expand your repertoire? Or perhaps you're a beginner looking to venture into the world of machine knitting? In either case, we have an exciting project for you today: knitting your very own turban using a knitting machine! In this blog post, we'll guide you step-by-step through the process of creating a stylish and comfortable turban using a knitting machine. Plus, we've included a helpful YouTube video tutorial to accompany the instructions. So, let's dive in and unleash your creativity!Materials Needed:To get started, gather the following materials:1. A knitting machine (manual or electronic). In the ...

I've come across quite a few people who see me crocheting a piece and they go, 'Oh! you knit!. That's nice. I used to knit too in secondary school' (high school in some parts of the world).Or, now that I machine knit for a living when I tell someone I'm a knitter, a lot of them automatically assume I mean crochet.If you are one such people who wonder, 'what's the difference?' 'Aren't they all just the same?', then this post is for you.THE SIMILARITIESBoth knitting and crochet turn yarn or strings into things. But that is where the similarity stops ...