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Secure those yarn tails
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No matter what cast on method you use, it's important to secure the yarn tail so the first few stitches knit correctly.
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Swatching with Stitch Patterns
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To establish the gauge of your knitting with a stitch pattern (fairisle, tuck, slip, lace , etc) Knit a "proper" gauge swatch in the same manner as swatching in plain knitting. Take care to carefully place markers for accuracy.
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Waxing Knitting Yarn
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Do you wax the yarn you use for machine knitting?
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DesignaKnit: Missing Stitch Symbols
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If you've "lost" the stitch symbols in DesigaKnit Stitch Designer, there's an easy fix
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3 Ways to Match Gauge for Machine Knitters
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If you are using a knitting pattern with an established gauge, you must swatch with your machine and yarn to match the designer's gauge.
Here are 3 ways for machine knitters to match gauge.
Here are 3 ways for machine knitters to match gauge.
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