Twisted Ear Warmer

Twisted Ear Warmer Tutorial for Machine Knitting

A rectangle, a little twist, an invisible seam and Voila! A fast 'n easy, fun, Twisted Ear Warmer for winter wear.

Seaming Mock Ribbing

Seaming Mock Ribbing Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Mock ribbing is a great alternative for machine knitters to use instead of hand manipulating knit and purl stitches, using a ribber or hand knitting
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End Needle Selection: Silver-Singer

End Needle Selection: Silver-Singer Tutorial for Machine Knitting

When working in pattern, keep the edges clean to make seaming and shaping easier. Cancel patterning on the edges with one simple tip.

Seaming Rolled Hems

Seaming Rolled Hems Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Neatly seam rolled edges for a professional finish.

E-Wrap Insert

E-Wrap Insert Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Watch as we add a decorative insert between sections with E-wrap. NOTE: there is no sound on this video

Beautiful Knit Weave Edges

Beautiful Knit Weave Edges Tutorial for Machine Knitting

One little tip makes all the difference when working Knitweave. Learn how to create beautiful edges and a seaming stitch for finishing perfection.

Seaming Reverse Stockinette

Seaming Reverse Stockinette Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Using the purl side of our knitting as the "public" (right) side gives the appearance of garter stitch. This is referred to as reverse stockinette. The purl
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Russian Grafting No-Bulk Seam

Russian Grafting No-Bulk Seam Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Here's a no-bulk seam that only eliminates the "bump" but provides a more stable seam than working Kitchener stitch. It's great for shoulder seams.It's
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Kitchener Stitch on the Machine - Knit Side

Kitchener Stitch on the Machine - Knit Side Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Neatly joining pieces by grafting (or Kitchener stitch) is essential for all knitters. Doing it on the machine utilizes the needles to help make the perfect
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Kitchener Stitch on the Machine - Purl Side

Kitchener Stitch on the Machine - Purl Side Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Neatly joining pieces by grafting (or Kitchener stitch) is essential for all knitters. Doing it on the machine utilizes the needles to help make the perfect
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Sew As You Go

Sew As You Go Tutorial for Machine Knitting

There are times when sewing knitted pieces by hand just isn’t practical. Here’s a quick and easy method that can be used for blankets, kids wear or any
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Hairpin Lace Seam

Hairpin Lace Seam Tutorial for Machine Knitting

This decorative seam is very useful in joining 2 pieces of knitting. You must plan ahead and set up your knitting to be able to use this technique.
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Bickford Seams - The Flattest Seams Ever!

Bickford Seams - The Flattest Seams Ever! Tutorial for Machine Knitting

When knitting socks on the flatbed machine (or knitting them flat by hand) a seam is needed. You want this seam to be as comfortable as possible and still look
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Seaming Ribbing - Plan Ahead!

Seaming Ribbing - Plan Ahead! Tutorial for Machine Knitting

When seaming ribbed pieces, it is important that you plan ahead. A little planning will ensure that your seams match and are picture perfect every time!

Seaming Bands

Seaming Bands Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Machine knitters do not have the luxury of knitting neck bands or armhole bands in the round. A seam in the band is necessary. With a little thought (and a
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Seaming - Putting It All Together

Seaming - Putting It All Together Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Finishing - especially seaming can make or break a knitted garment. Here are 2 methods of seaming pieces together. Mattress stitch with 2 variations,
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Show-Off Shoulder Seams

Show-Off Shoulder Seams Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Why hide your shoulder seams? Use this decorative technique to add a designer touch to your next garmentThis technique was shared by long-time machine
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Show off Seams

Show off Seams Tutorial for Machine Knitting

If you don't have enough needles to knit the width you need, consider adding decorative seams. These techniques are perfect for garments or
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Perfect Jog-less Stripes

Perfect Jog-less Stripes Tutorial for Machine Knitting

One simple trick when working mattress stitch will produce perfect stripe seams ... guaranteed! UPDATE: Fellow knitter Diana, recommends working
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Twisted Join

Twisted Join Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Join knitted panels neatly without sewing! This cable-look join is easy, adds dimension and style to your knitting. Great for machine knit afghans.

Raglan Seam Options

Raglan Seam Options Tutorial for Machine Knitting

There are many, many ways to add a decorative touch to raglan decrease seams. Make the seams the focal point of your sweater. Here are a few
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Show Off Seams 2

Show Off Seams 2 Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Improve seams done when knitting in pattern. Tuck, slip, fairisle ... add a professional finish to your work. For more show-off seams see
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Decorative Yoke Seam

Decorative Yoke Seam Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Add some interest when joining seams. Featuring our "waterfall" vest and duster, these techniques can add a designer touch to any seam

Setting In Sleeves on the Machine

Setting In Sleeves on the Machine Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Setting in set-in sleeves on the knitting machine is a popular way to get sleeves into armholes. It takes some practice to achieve perfection, but this
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Decorative Sew-as-you-Go

Decorative Sew-as-you-Go Tutorial for Machine Knitting

Sew-as-you-go technique to add a felled, decorative seam to your knitting