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You don't need a lace carriage or laboriously hand transfer stitches to knit lace on a knitting machine.

No matter what machine you have, as a machine knitter there are many ways of adding holes to our knitting and creating light, open, "lacy" fabrics.

Have you used other methods of creating lace? Comment below and share your experiences.

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If you haven't changed your sponge bar "in a while", it's probably time!
If your machine is mis-patterning or just "acting up" a flat spongebar could be the cause.

No matter how often your machine is used, the sponge deteriorates in time.

Check your spongebar!

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LK-150 Easier W-I-D-E knitting

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Reduce the aggravation of counting stitches and rows with these amazing tips.

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Often overlooked, Thread Lace is an easy technique to create openwork "lace" fabrics with a knitting machine.

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