Machine knitting techniques

General Videos and Techniques by Subject Matter:

• Buttonholes
• Cables (single bed)
• Cables (double bed)
• Casting off (single bed)
• Casting on (single bed)
• Casting off (double bed)
• Casting on (double bed)
• Cut and sew
• Designaknit
• Doublebed jacquard
• Edgings & joins
• Gauge
• Increasing and decreasing
• Lace
• Maintenance
• Making up
• Miscellaneous
• Online Tools
• Patterning (single bed)
• Patterning (double bed)
• Ribbing
• Shaping & shapes
• Short-rowing
• Tools
• Training & basics
• Useful articles about machine knitting
• Tools
• Yarn

Bond

• Attaching the Bond row counter
• Bond cast on using just the weights
• Bond keyplates
• Bond magicord machine
• Bond mock rib hem part 1, part 2, part 3
• Bond rag hem
• Bond ribber cast on
• Bond videos
• Bond video club CDs
• Cables on the Bond ribber
• Changing a needle on the Bond
• Cheryl Brunette TV - Bond and handknitting videos
• Cleaning the USM
• Creating a cast on comb option 1, option 2 part 1, part 2
• Creating tools for the USM
• Creating weights for the USM
• Ewrap cast on
• How do I get started?
• Putting a sponge in the Bond knitter
• Slip stitch on the Bond
• The Bond ribber
• Two carriage fair-isle on the Bond
• Welcome to the USM
• USM lesson 2 - setting up
• USM lesson 3 - start knitting
• USM lesson 4 - set up tips
• USM lesson 5 - carriage tips
• USM lesson 6 - fixing a dropped stitch
• USM lesson 7 - ripping out a row
• USM lesson 8 - knitting edge stitches
• USM lesson 9 - knitting helpline
• USM lesson 10 - more stitch work
• USM lesson 11 - increasing
• USM lesson 12 - decreasing
• USM lesson 13 - more tips
• USM lesson 14 - chain stitch cast off
• USM lesson 15 - back stitch cast off
• USM lesson 16 - closed edge cast on (e-wrap)
• USM lesson 17 - ribbing
• USM lesson 18 - lace or eyelet stitch
• USM lesson 19 - fairisle
• USM lesson 20 - cable
• USM lesson 21 - picture knitting (intarsia)
• USM lesson 22 - helpline
• What types of yarn can I use?
• Why do stitches sometimes drop?
• Why is my machine jamming?

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Brother

• Brother motor drive
• Changing a g carriage needle and repairing dropped stitches
• Cleaning and lubricating your Brother card reader
• CK35 in action
• Disassembling a garter carriage for cleaning
• Dismantling and deep cleaning a Brother carriage
• Fascinating inner workings of the Brother punchcard machine
• Finding the dirty spots to clean in your garter carriage
• Garter carriage in action
• Garter carriage on speed (funny!)
• Hacking the Brother 930e
• Inputting larger pattern into KH940
• Inputting pattern into KH940
• KRC1000
• Lace without a lace carriage
• Learn how to cast on
• Lubricating the garter carriage after cleaning
• Installing the ribber
• Intarsia on a knitting machine
• Knitting machine set up part 1, part 2
• Repairing dropped g-carriage stitches
• Replacing the FB100 floppy disk drive belt
• Ribber brackets for Brother/Knitking machine
• Ribber transfer carriage
• Taking a ribber carriage apart
• Threading your knitting machine
• Turning up a hem with the cast on comb
• Using the Brother cartridge
• Using the FB7 cable and your Brother machine
• Using the cast on comb to turn a hem
• What to use to lubricate a garter carriage and why

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Buttonholes

• Buttonhole in 2x2 ribbed band
• Buttonhole in 2x2 ribbing
• Buttonholes in knitted band
• Buttonhole techniques
• Garter stitch button band *NEW*
• Gerda's easy buttonholes
• Horizontal ribbed band
  
• Kitchener buttonhole in vertical folded band
• Passap buttonhole
• Passap buttonhole for double band
• Passap no-neaten buttonholes
• vertical band for a sweater or jacket
• Single bed slits aka horizontal buttonholes
• The perfect buttonhole
• Vertical buttonholes
• Working buttonholes into the bind off

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Cables (single bed)

• Cables
• Cables and lace
• Cable type pattern
• Chunky woven cable
• Faux cables
• Hand-tooled cable 3 ways
• Helix cable
• Joining two panels with a cable (video)
• Machine knit wide cable
• Machine knitting cables, single bed
• Mock cables
• Passap cables knitted super easy
• Supersize cables
• Visualizing knit cables in color with Excel

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Cables (double bed)

• Full fisherman's rib and reversible cables
• Machine knit reversible cables

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Casting Off (single bed)

• Back stitch bind off (knitfits)
• Back stitch bind off (S Guagliumi)
• Figure of 8 cast off and graft
• Learn how to cast off around gate pegs
• Learn a simple cast off
• Loose bind off on plastic machine
• Looser latch tool cast on and cast off
• Smiles and frowns cast off
• Tapestry bind off

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Casting On (single bed)

• Another cast on
• Auto-cast on
• Crochet cast on for the knitting machine
• Double e-wrap cast on
• Double e-wrap cast on
• Double ewrap machine knitting cast on
• E-wrap cast on
• Hanging a cast on comb
• How to cast on and cast off
• How to hang a cast on rag
• Knitting needle cast on
• Latch tool cast on
• Learn how to e-wrap cast on
• Machine knit hems 1
• Machine knit hems 2
  
• Modified e-wrap cast on
• Ravel cord cast on
• Reverse e-wrap cast on
• Ribber cast on comb/open stitch single bed cast on
  
• Ribber comb used on the single bed
• Single bed reformed rib
• Useful cast ons for machine knitting
• Weave cast on
• Weaving cast on (photo tutorial)
• Weaving cast on and e-wrap cast on
• What is a cast on rag?
• Why scrap and ravel?

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Casting off (double bed)

• Hand-sewn bind off for 1x1 rib
• Hand-sewn bind off for 2x2 rib
• Passap new twist bind offs
• Rib bind off from scrap yarn

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Casting On (double bed)

• 2x2 ribbing circular cast on
• Beautiful neat ribber cast on
• Bond cast on - can't possibly work but does - pdf and video
• Broken toe cast on for 2x2 ribbing
• Centering your ribber cast on comb
• Cheat sheet - how to cast on in rib with Brother and Silver
• Double bed circular hem
• Double bed e-wrap cast on
• E-wrap cast on for ribbing
• Hand-knit look for double bed cast on
• Passap broken-toe cast on
• Racked ribber cast on, tips
• The perfect ribber cast on
• Transferring stitches from bed to bed
• Tricks to eliminate ripply ribbing cast on edge

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Cut and Sew

• Cut and sew neckline
• Using your sewing machine on knitted fabric

Designaknit (DAK)

• DAK custom palettes
• DAK graphics studio
• DAK8 lace tool
• DAK8 method of knitting
• Designaknit - what is it?
• Machine knitting and DAK - an experiment in converting photos to fairisle
• Using DAK to print graph paper

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Double Bed Jacquard

• Double jacquard
• Double bed cheat sheets (Brother and Passap)
• Double bed cheat sheets (Brother and Knitmaster)
• Ladder-back DBJ
• Reversible DBJ, reversible DBJ with pictures
• Semi jacquard
• Two colour DBJ
• Using double-bed jacquard to control floats in a design
• Vertical striper backing on Brother
• Vertical striped backing on DBJ

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Edgings and Joins

• Adding a triangle to sweater bottom
• Add mock ribbing to the end of a piece
• Afterthought trim for machine knitters
• Attaching a ribbed neckband
• Banded again - how to attach bands
• Bell bottom trim part 1, part 2
• Bouillon trim
• Bulky rick-rack edge on the standard knitting machine
• Cabled edging (Diana)
• Cabled edging (Marg)
• Cardigan bands
• Crochet finishes for knitting part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7
• Crochet-like edge trims
• Crochet-look edging for v-neck
• Cluster edging *NEW*
• Cut and sew commercial neckbands
• Cut and sew neckbands
• Decorative no-roll edge
• Doubled-over neckband
• Easy casing
• Folded over trim
• Foldover edge trim
• Fern-leaf edging
• Fisherman rib edging
• Free neckline trim
• Fringe edged machine knitting
• Fringes
• Fringe two ways
• Icord bind off
• Icord join and trim
• Intarsia cable join
• Judith Duffy's cabled edging
• Knitted in bias trim
• Knitted in lace edge
• Knitting in the cardigan bands
• Knitting machine edging
• Lace hem
• Machine knit a scalloped hem
• Machine knit crochet like trims
• Machine knit fringe
• Machine knit ruffle
• Making waves neck edge shaping technique
• Mitred rib in the round
• Mitred rib trim
• Mitered v-neck band method
• More edge trims
• No-roll slipped selvedge (PDF), HTML
• Picot hem
• Ribber edgings
• Ruched cable trim
• Ruffles
• Scalloped edge for garments
• Scalloped ribbing
• Sandwich bands for cut and sew edges
• Short-rowed ruffles
• Side casing for a bag
• Slip stitch edging
• Super-easy decorative no-roll edge
• Tuck foldover scalloped border
• Twisted fringe
• Two diagonal trims
• What stitches to pick up for a folded hem

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Increasing and Decreasing

• Decreasing and casting off
• Increasing on the km
• Increasing using transfer tool
• Increasing without dropping stitches
• S2K1psso by machine
• Streamlined increases and decreases

Gauge

• Converting between machine gauges
• Converting sweater patterns to fit your swatch gauge
• Estimating knitting gauge using WPI
• Gauge conversion using Excel
• Gauge hints
• Gauge: The truth about gauge, the vagaries of gauge
• How to knit a gauge swatch
• Knitting gauge tutorial
• Patterns for machine knitters (how to check gauge against a handknit pattern)

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Knitmaster

• Attaching the SRP50 to the Knitmaster 321
• Cables on the Knitmaster 321
• Casting on and using the Studio electronic machines
• Changing the front foot of an SK150
• Disassembling and assembly the Studio 150
• Extending the LK150 knitting machine
• How to install the SR860 ribber
• How to thread a Silver knitting machine
• Installing the SR155 ribber
• Intarsia on the Knitmaster 321
• Knitmaster 4500 stitch patterns - 192 videos
• Knit radar part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, part 8
• Knitting fashion lace on a Singer/Silver
• Lattice ripple lace on Silver Reed
• LK150 two colour slip
• LK150 manual slip
• Patterning on the SK155
• PC10
• Point cams and N1 cams
• Removing Singer carriage cover
• Removing the end caps from the Knitmaster
• SC3 Linker
• SK150/1 fairisle
• SK155 punchcards and their uses
• Studio AW1 weaving arm
• Studio/Silver electronic card reader
• Taking apart the sinker plate and cleaning part 1, part 2
• Testing a Studio knitting machine for needle selection
• The rib transfer carriage
• Transferring patterns from DAK8 to PC10
• Transferring patterns from DAK8 to PE1
• What is EC1
• What is PE1

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Lace

• Converting HK lace to MK lace
• Drop stitch lace, japanese machines
• Fan lace tutorial (video)
• Fern lace (video)
• Hand to machine lace symbols
• How to avoid dropped stitches in lace
• Lace - Tony Bennett
• Lace knitting - a lifeline can save the day
• Lace knitting without a lace carriage
• Lace: the artful arrangement of holes
• Scalloped-edged lace (video)
• Short-row shaping of lace
• Squiggle lace for Japanese or Passap machines
• Thread lace alternatives
• Using lace cards on the Brother bulky machine

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Maintenance

• Changing the number strip on your knitting machine
• Changing the sponge bar on a knitting machine
• Cleaning your machine
• Disassembly and cleaning of a Brother machine
• DIY sponge strip for KX machines
• Does my spongebar need changing?
• Easier way to replace needles
• Fixing a carriage that sticks going in one direction
• Help with "my machine was working when I put it away" part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4
• How to adjust a Passap 4 colour changer
• How to assemble a Passap Duomatic knitting machine stand
• How to deep clean a Passap Duomatic
• Lubing the carriage underside
• Preventative cleaning and maintenance
• Removing the ribber joiner and drop lever
• Repairing broken plastic on a knitting machine
• Replacing a sponge strip
• Replacing a sponge bar
• Replacing the sponge bar
• Ribber adjustment
• Taking apart the sinker plate and deep cleaning part 1, part 2
• Troubleshooting a clunky ribber carriage
• Troubleshooting a knitting machine
• Troubleshooting tips

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Making Up

• 50 ways to love your linker
• Bickford seam (two methods)
• Cut and sew
• Faster, flatter mattress stitch
• Flat seam in 2x2 ribbing
• Garter stitch graft
• Grafting on the knitting machine
• Grafting by hand
• Grafting - knit side up
• Grafting on the knitting machine
• How to hang the edge of a garment
• How to shorten a garment once it is sewn together
• Kitchenering sock toes with waste yarn
• Knitting in pattern with 2 carriages, Brother punchcard machines
• Machine sewing knitted fairisle floats
• Row to row seaming aka matress stitch
• Russian join
• Russian join with video
• "Seam-as-you-go"
• Seaming
• Seaming, joining, picking up stitches part 1, part 2
  
• Seaming on the machine
• Sew as you go revisited
• Sew knitted pieces on a sewing machine
• Sewing or vertical grafting
• Sweater finishing 101 part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5
• The importance of washing and blocking
• Weaving in the ends
• Weaving in your ends
  
• Weaving in the yarn tails
• Weaving in yarn tails using a latch tool
• Wet blocking for knits
• You can block acrylic
• Zigzag panel join

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Miscellaneous

• 2 teeth claw weight
• 3 ways to pick up a dropped stitch
• A closer look at the wool winder
• Abbreviations used in knitting machine patterns
• Another way to do the thumb on a mitten
• Another way to measure your swatch
• Beading on km with wire
• Charting - how to chart and proof straight line shaping
• Charting in excel
• Converting stitch and row gauge in knitting
• Creating a pattern from a garment
• Creating knit graph paper with a Mac and Excel
• Customfit - design your own sweater online
  
• Daisyknits hints and tips
• Getting the second sock to match up
• Hague linker looper set up
• Hobbyknitter's videos
• Home-made knitting machine
• Install a zipper into knitting
• Interactex - some interesting MK techniques
• Jim's knitting companion
• Knit1 tv
• Knitting machine hacking - how I helped bootstrap the movement
• Knitting machine tips
• Knittsing's 100+ MK videos
• Lego knitting machine
• Lots of machine knitting videos in Russian
• Machine embroidery on knitted fabric
• Machine knitting videos (Russian)
• Matching gauges of knitting patterns
• Narrow rolled neckband finish for a round neck
• Reading an intarsia chart
• Reading a lace chart
• Silver needles electric cone winder
• Sizes for making various items
• Sleeve holes and armscye calculations
• Slick tricks
• Striptease knitting
• Susy Ranner's videos
• Swatching
• Swatching for all machines
• The weaver's knot - how to tie
• Turn your knitting using a stiff wire
• Using a large ball of yarn without rewinding
• Using a schematic to design your own pattern
• V-bed basic techniques
• V-Bed Techniques - 10 Gauge Universal Knitting Machine
• Weights are not always necessary
• Why knitting stretches and what to do about it
• Winding yarn on a cardboard cone
• Wool winder and cone winder

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Online Tools

• Atkinson dithering tool - convert your photos
• Auto-sloper - great tool for designing sweaters
• Charlene's knitting swatch converter
• Colour palettes for inspiration
• CSM foot calculator
• Estimate yardage when converting a knit pattern to a new stitch gauge
• How to download Passap card reader techniques
• How to take an image of a grid from a PDF and convert it into a bitmap plus an example
• Img2trk notes
• Intarsia generator - upload a PNG file
• Jacquard punchcard generator
• Knitting yardage calculator
• Knitter's graph paper generator
• Knitpro - upload a picture and make it into a chart
• The magic formula
• Passap card reader technique generator
• Pattern generators - pullover, cardigan, poncho
• Planned pooling - interesting program that can calculate pooling for instant fairisle yarns
• Random squares generator
• Random stripe generator
• Sweater wheel
• Triangle calculator

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Passap

• Binding off around imaginary gate pegs
• Casting off on the Passap *NEW*
• Casting off with the empty back bed needles (DE)
  
• Circular knitted cardigan bands
• The Deco
• How to use a decker comb
• Knitting a four colour DBJ design from DAK
• Knitting a furry worm trim on the Passap
• Passap 1 - threading the machine
• Passap 2 - casting on in 1x1 rib
• Passap 3 - transferring stitches from rib to stockinette
• Passap 4 - increasing and decreasing
• Passap cast off
• Passap E6000 instructional video - part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, part 8, part 9, part 10, part 11, part 12, part 13, part 14
• Passap M201 with ribber
• Passap needle rule
• Passap raglan decreases
• Passap simple single bed cast on
• Picking up dropped stitches
• The pusher slide tool
• Threading up the E6000
• U100E Transfer tool
• Use your computer controlled die-cutter to cut your own Deco punchcards
  
• Using Passap E6000 electronic cast on

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Patterning (single bed)

• 3D eyelets and nops
• 8 ways to do garter stitch on a machine
• Adding beads
• Anatomy of a punchcard
• Basketweave stitch on the machine
• Beading on the machine
• Broomstick lace on a knitting machine
• Chain stitch embellishment
• Chevron patterns on the Bond
• Craftsy class #2 - garter bar, entrelac and intarsia
• Designing words on a punchcard
• DIY sock blanks for dyeing
• Doing it double - the double latch tool
• Double layer fabric on the main bed only
• Drive lace
• Easy machine knit bobbles
• Entrelac
• Entrelac introduction part 1, part 2
• Entrelacs
• Entrelac pretender
• Fair-isle on a non-patterning machine
• Fair isle single bed float control
• Fairisle without a punchcard
• Faux rib
• Floatless vertical fairisle (video)
• Hand-manipulated lace
• How to knit a tuck stitch
• How to make stripes on a vintage knitting machine
• How to make text without DAK
• Intarsia 2 colour cable
• KH230 and Bond fairisle
• Knitweave - the laying-in method
• Ladders with lace part 1, part 2
• Latched ribbing at the end of a piece
• Latching up stitches
• Lengthening techniques
• Lifted mesh stitch (looks a bit like crochet)
• Lizard Ridge pattern
• Loops and knots
• Knitting machine yellowed? Make it white again!
  
• Machine knit illusion knitting
• Machine knitted graphics using GIMP and DAK
• Machine knit zigzag fabric
• Machine knitting pattern definitions - main bed
• Making waves technique on the knitting machine
• Manual fairisle part 1, part 2
• Manual slip stitch
• Manual tuck
• Manual tuck stitch
• Manual two colour slip stitch
• Manual weaving 1
• Manual weaving 2
• Mesh knitting
• Mirror image lace
• One row stripes
• Picture knitting without an intarsia carriage
• Principles of formation of the elongated loops
• Principles of knitting terry cloth
• Punching a punchcard
• Punching a 12st repeat card
• Reforming stitches
• Ribbing without a ribber
• Rotini twisted stitches
• Seashell stitch
• Seed stitch
• Shadow pleats
• Simple transfer of stitches
• Single bed quilting part 1
• Smocking on the knitting machine (Knitnatters)
• Smocking on the knitting machine (Knits for Joy)
• Swedish weaving
• Swung stocking stitch, hand-manipulated
• Tartan
• The Every Other Needle tool
• Thrumming on the knitting machine
• Tips for motif knitting
• Transferring stitches using waste yarn
• Twisted stitches
• Two-colour tuck
• Tuck aran stitch
• Versatility of the punchcard
• Waffle stitch
• Wavy drop lace
• Working with generated mazes in GIMP
• Woven insert into the knitwear
• Wrapping an isolated motif part 1, part 2
• Zigzag ladder lace

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Patterning (double bed)

• Basic double-bed ripples
• Bubble pops fabric
• Carpet or pile stitch on Brother / Passap, part 1, part 2
• Condo cables, or using the ribber to add more yarn
• Double-bed drop stitch
• Double-bed quilting
• Double sided cable rib
• Embossed leaf lace
• Geometric shapes in drop stitch lace part 1, part 2, part 3
• Knitting interlock on a hand knitting machine part 1, part 2
• Ladderback jacquard - photo tutorial
• Knit 2, purl 2 drop lace
• Machine knitting pattern definitions - ribber bed
• Machine rib short rows
• "Missoni" style zig zags
• Mitred ribbing
• Mock garter stitch
• Passap queen of diamonds
• Passap vertical ripple racking pattern
• Pile knitting dropped stitch tools
• Pile knitting part 1, part 2
• Punch pile knitting
• Punch tuck rib
• Racked drop stitch
• Ribbed pleated folding fabrics
• Shadow lace tool (aka Jaws)
• Sideways tuck zigzags
• Simulated seed stitch on the Passap
• Transferring stitches between beds
• Transferring stitches between beds using 2 3 prong tools
• Transitions in ribbing from EON to FNR
• Unconventional uses for pattern cards
• Vertical racking, fisherman's rib

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Ribbing

• Gathered scallop ribbing
• Mock ribbing
• Ribber 101
• Quick rib neckline
• Ribber cast ons - what they look like
• Ribbing seam in back of socks
• Tips for learning your ribber

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Shaping and Shapes

• Charlene Schafer's raglan shaping formula
• Diagonal square
• Knit both sides of a neckline at once
• Knitting a circle by machine - how to calculate
• Machine-knit a yoke - standard and bulky
• Machine knit round yoke
• Mitred squares
• Multi-directional triangles
• Quarter-crown hat shaping
• Recharting a wider sweater to fit on a knitting machine
• Set-in sleeve knitted from the top down
• Shell shapes
• Short-rowing / decreasing with ravel cord
• Shoulder shaping 101
• Slanted pockets
• Taking the magic out of the "Magic formula" *NEW*
• V-neck raglan embellishments
• Ways to shape beanie top

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Short-rowing

• Another way to short-row
• Charting shapes for short row knitting and shaping
• Manual short row ruffles
• Partial knitting
• Short-row heels without holes
• Short-row sleeves from the top
• Short-rowing
• Short-rowing on both sides at the same time
• Short-rowing part 1 - one side only
• Short-rowing part 2 - diagonally
• Short-rowing part 3 - both sides at once
• Short-row triangles
• Short-row triangle spiral strips

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Tools

• Build your own mast
• Cone holder
• Cover for your knitting machine
• DIY cast on comb
• DIY decker comb
• DIY transfer tools for midgauge machines
• Home-made Bond yarn mast
• Home-made cast on bar
• Home-made claw weights
• How to make a cast on rag
• How to make a knitting machine weight
• How to make a needle holder
• How to make a leash for your bodkin
• How to use blocking wires
• Just another rag hem
• Knit contour
• Knitting machine tilt stand
• Knitting machine weights
• Knitware part 1, part 2
• Labelling cast on rags
• Labelling your knitting machine parts
• Make your own blocking board
• Make your own garter bar
• Make your own swift
• Making custom mylars
• Making ribber covers
• Manual yarn changer
• Turning your work with a handknitting needle
• Using a drill to make i-cord
• Using the Brother hinged comb on any knitting machine
• Using the de-knit tool
• Using the garter bar on the knitting machine
• Using the yarn brake
• USM cast on rag (video)

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Training and Basics

• Beginner's machine knitting course
• Beginner's ribber course
• Garter bar course
• How to use a knitting machine
• Marking your swatch
• Measuring your swatch
• Picking up a dropped stitch
• Ripping out rows
• Setting the overhead tension
• Swatching for success
• Tension matters
• The sponge or needle retaining bar
• Threading the knitting machine
• Threading the mast
• Yarn, stitch size and machine gauge

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Useful Articles About Machine Knitting

• Demystifying knitting machines
• Garter bar tutorial
• Handknitting and machine knitting - differences and similarities
• How to alter knitting patterns
• How to make a sweater on a machine, handknitter's guide - part 1, part 2
• How to pick the best knitting machine for you
• Introduction and basic techniques
• Japanese pattern charting
• Machine gauges - a rough guide
• Machine knitting abbreviations
• Machine knitting charts and symbols
• Needle positions on a machine bed
• Pattern drafting by height
• Selecting your knitting machine
• Uses for i-cord
• Weaving in the ends
• What is a knitting machine?

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Yarn

• Different yarns for different knitting machines
• Fiber burn chart - how to figure out yarn composition
• How to calculate WPI (wraps per inch)
• How to wind center pull balls *NEW*
• Some facts about yarns
• Yarn preparation
• Yarn sizes demystified
• Yarn tensions
• Yarn thicknesses and counts
• Yarn weight systems

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