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Toe Jack (a/k/a Darning Egg) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pp-gMnLRXJ0&t=479s For those of you who like to knit socks on your machines, I recently ran across this great video on how to kitchener the toes. More to the point, at about the 6 minute mark in the video, you will see her use a “Toe Jack.” It’s basically a […]
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Many folks frequently ask “where did you get the gun case to carry your LK-150?” If that’s you, there are several places you can get an inexpensive gun case. In today’s market and at the time of this writing though, the cheapest price I’ve found is approximately $59.99. You can find them at Walmart, Optics
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March 2024: Garter Bar and Other Machines Hamanaka Garter Stitch Machine Milissa Ellison Dewey gave a great presentation at our March meeting demonstrating the Hamanaka Garter Stitch Machine. This machine appears to have been manufactured in Japan and a manual in Japanese can be found on mkmanuals.com. The machine uses double ended hook needles and
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By Allison Dennis February 2024 Inspiration and where it leads… Recently I had a bit of a dilemma when I was well into a project that I was not thrilled with. I had spent time thinking about how I could revive it, but in the end the color still didn’t work for me, so I
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February’s demonstrations was an interesting presentation by Mary Matz showing us how to do her “perfect” mock rib on the LK150 and a few other very easy hem edges that would make anyone’s sweater or blanket look gorgeous! Check out the members only Interknit Programs group to view the demonstration in its entirety. If you
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Our first meeting of 2024 was an exciting demonstration by Diana Sullivan: “Garter Bar Basics and New Tricks.” Not only did we learn some great new tricks, but we got a sneak peek at her new “Dragon Scarf” pattern! It’s such a fun project and an opportunity to practice new things on your knitting machine!
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