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[TIP]Hung hem with Cast on Comb

Hems are an updated alternative to ribbing - try this!

November 2019

 
 
Quick Hung Hem
The Cut ‘n Sew method of shaping is very useful for machine knitters.
  • Don’t like to shape necklines? Use cut ‘n sew!
  • Knitting in pattern, or lace? Who wants to be shaping and doing hand manipulation at the same time? Use cut ‘n sew!
  • Prefer to knit yardage, then use a sewing pattern to create your garment? You are using cut ‘n sew!
  • The techniques shown can be used for other shaped edges as well. For example, match a shaped armhole to a cut ‘n sew armhole on a vest
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As a machine knitter, you’ve probably realized that as we knit the purl side of the work is facing us.

But did you know there is an attachment called a ribber that allows us to add knit-side facing stitches as we knit?

Let’s explore the ribber and tempt you with all the fun things you can do with it.
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