I recently set up my Brother KH-930E knitting machine with its ribbing attachment, and here it is spitting out a long scarf, followed by a picture of another scarf I made today. We've had some tricky times together, but I'm finally wielding this 20 year-old machine with fury. Rawr! With the ribber, I can knit all kinds of ribbing, racking patterns, and even tubes (my personal favorite). Check out more photos tagged with "knitting machine" in my Flickr.
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Posted by Becky Stern |
Nov 24, 2009 04:00 PM
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I have a 20 year old toyota knitting machine. Would like to use again, however can't find sport weight cone yarn. Any suggestions?
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You don't have to use cone yarn, any center-pull ball will do, try a ball winder! Also, Lion Brand has a machine knitting yarn on a cone that you can order online.
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Thank you for the yarn idea. I'll try that.
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A knitting machine, how exciting!!!
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