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Flattering A-Line Skirt in a wide range of sizes. Fit for the waist is easy using your choice of drawstring tie or elastic.4 skirt panels allow you to knit any size on any machine without needlebed limitations. The sample is knit in
Classic Poncho Shape is just 2 rectangles. Easy knitting that will keep your loved one warm and is sure to please!Perfect Fit™ - Knit this to your dimensions.
Easy knitting versus accuracy. When knitting diagonals, we use the magic formula (Diophantine Calculation) to determine the shaping instructions. For example. Decrease 1 stitch every 3 rows, 1 stitch every 2 rows. Variations on these instructions
Using a Knit it Now Dynamic Pattern is as easy as 1-2-3! Add a pattern to your library and review the unique features of dynamic patterns that help make your knitting easier. Use any machine, any yarn, any stitch pattern
Choose a gorgeous yarn, a reversible stitch pattern, knit a rectangle, give it a twist, join the ends and VOILA! You have a beautiful infinity scarf or cowl for yourself, a loved one or to sell. Why buy a scarf pattern? No math! Use
The plating feeder controls 2 working strands of yarn and positions them so one strand lays on the purl side of the knitting and the other strand lays on the knit side of the work. This video explores threading the feeder and "which side is
Use your ribber for a non-roll scarf - quick knitting in an updated style.
Fun, easy knitting with a graphic appeal. Great beginner blanket with unusual construction that isn't hard. The finished blanket is square. Want a rectangle? Knit 2 Ready to tackle more than a swatch or a plain rectangle? Practice picking
Here's the one secret to successfully doing short row shaping while working in Knit Weave. Prevent holes AND secure the weaving yarn for a beautiful finish when shaping.
Add beautiful texture to your knitting with pattern stitches created by skipping (or slipping) over pattern needles. Punchcard and electronic machines make knitting slip stitches easy, but this technique can also be created on non-patterning
Compare sock toe shaping techniques on a flat bed machine. Traditional Short Row shaping vs hand knit decrease method. Which do you prefer?
Tuck with needles out of work (tuck lace) is a beautiful technique that can be worked on any knitting machine. Keeping needles out of work combined with tuck stitch creates lighter weight fabric for a variety of uses.
Get creative! Use up your Stash! Make something useful! Here's a quick project that you can use to try new techniques and end up with a FO (finished object).
A quick-to-knit project created from 2 rectangles. 3 seams and you are done!
Knit a 2 color fairisle pillow in a FRACTION of the time it would take to knit by hand.
Stash buster project to create a bit of knitting to peek out over the top of your boots. Fashionable fun for all ages!
Add some interest to your home decor with bolster pillow. Knitted covers are easy to make and there are lots of variations. Knit circles for the ends and get creative with stitch patterning and color for the 'tube' to cover the pillow.
Beginner or Expert, you can knit this pillow cover in pieces and seam or knit all-in-one using Intarsia
Ready for a challenge? Knitting a shaped crown requires you transfer a lot of stitches. But you only do the transfers for 2” and a garter bar makes the process go quickly. This technique can be used for a beanie style hat or a slouchy beret.
Walker bags are used by those whose balance requires a walker for safety, but need extra carrying room for their knitting, books, etc.
This book will change the way you knit socks on the knitting machine. Use it with standard, mid or bulky machines in 4 gauges for each machine.
Easily display your pattern while knitting. Mast Clip securely holds your instructions in place.
Just 2 pieces ... easy knitting ... minimal shaping for a very special Summer Tee. Watch as we knit ours - start-to-finish. All the techniques you need to know, plus tips for making this your own! We used a fabulous designer yarn and let the colorway do all the work!
Here's another construction method for socks on flatbed knitting machines. Use any knitting machine, any yarn. Foot Up Sock pattern is included (adjustable to your perfect size). The course
Knitting socks on a flatbed knitting machine doesn't have to be intimidating. If you can knit short rows, you can knit these basic socks. (If you haven't tried short row shaping ... here's a great place to learn!) Use any knitting machine, any yarn.
Have you had your LK-150 for a bit? Can you do the basics? Have you made swatches or items in plain stockinette? Maybe you've played with stitch patterning a bit. This course is for you!
Have you ever knit something that didn't fit? (you aren't alone) Do you worry about running out of yarn before you finish a project? Understanding tension and gauge is critical to successful machine knitting. Learn how to knit and measure accurate gauge swatches. Don't just watch videos, take action
Don't just watch videos, take action and GET KNITTING! Get a feel for the Knit it Now Machine Knitting Course PLATFORM with this *FREE* short demo. Jump around, click away ... you can't break anything and you'll see how easy it is to follow and learn ... interactively!
Never knit a poorly fitting sleeve again! Your knitting pattern has set in sleeves and the upper arm measurement is not right for you. First, learn how changing the upper arm measurement impacts the shape of the sleeve head. Then learn 2 methods of re-charting set in sleeves for a perfect fit! BONUS:Includes Dynamic patt
Take a ready-to-wear inspiration sweater (or a hand knitting pattern) and make it your own. Use a Knit it Now Basic pattern.(Misses or Plus) Add your own stitch pattern. Modify the length. Add some special techniques. Duplicate the design details. Make it your own!
Writing your own knitting patterns isn't hard and shouldn't be intimidating. It's a skill that every knitter (hand or machine) must have. Pattern writing may not be your cup of tea, but don't be left in the dark about how it's done. The knowledge learned here not only help you understand the process, but it will give you the freedom to m