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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
- Increasing and decreasing
- Lace
- Making up
- Miscellaneous
- Patterning (single bed)
- Patterning (double bed)
- Ribbing
- Shaping & shapes
- Short-rowing
Buttonholes
- Buttonhole in 2x2 ribbed band
- Buttonhole in 2x2 ribbing
- Buttonholes in a folded band
- Buttonholes in knitted band
- Gerda's easy buttonholes
- Horizontal ribbed band
- Kitchener buttonhole in vertical folded band
- Passap buttonhole
- Passap buttonhole for double band
- Passap no-neaten buttonholes
- 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
- Embossed diamond cable
- Faux cables
- Hand-tooled cable 3 ways
- Helix cable
- Joining two panels with a cable
- Machine knit wide cable
- Machine knitting cables, single bed
- Mock cables
- Passap cables knitted super easy
- Repairing cable crosses
- Supercable
- Supersize cables
- Surprise cable join
- Tower cable
- Turbo braids (cable effect)
- Visualizing knit cables in color with Excel
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Cables (double bed)
- Five stitch braided cable
- Full fisherman's rib and reversible cables
- Machine knit reversible cables
- Supersize cables
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Casting Off (single bed)
- Achieving a loose cast off row
- Back stitch bind off (knitfits)
- Cast off in the middle of a row
- Double-strand tapestry needle bind off for lace *NEW*
- Figure of 8 cast off *NEW*
- Lace cast off
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- 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
- No roll edging
- Tapestry bind off
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Casting On (single bed)
- Another cast on
- Auto-cast on
- Casting on with a Hamanaka knitting machine
- Casting on single bed
- Casting on techniques
- Double e-wrap cast on
- Double e-wrap cast on
- Double ewrap machine knitting cast on
- Double strand e-wrap cast on for bargello lace *NEW*
- 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
- Weaving cast on
- What is a cast on rag?
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Casting off (double bed)
- Back stitch ribbing bind off
- Crochet ribbing cast off
- Double bind off
- Four ways to cast off on a Passap
- Inserting ribber comb
- Passap new twist bind offs
- Purl graft ribber bind off
- Rib
bind off from scrap yarn
- Smiles and frowns cast off
- Smiles and frowns ribber bind-off
- Smiles and frowns ribber bind-off with waste 1x1 rib
- Whipped ribber bind-off
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Casting On (double bed)
- 2x2 ribbing circular cast on
- A very neat double bed cast on edge
- Beautiful neat ribber cast on
- Bond cast on - can't
possibly work but does - pdf and video
- Broken toe cast on for 2x2 ribbing
- Brother full needle rib cast on
- Brother ribber 1x1 cast on
- Casting on, double bed
- 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
- Full needle rib cast on
- Hand-knit look for double bed cast on
- Passap broken-toe cast on
- Perfect rib start
- Principles of ribbing cast ons in machine knitting
- Racked ribber cast on, tips
- Tricks to eliminate ripply ribbing cast on edge
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Cut and Sew
- Cut and sew neck instructions
- Placing and cutting first pattern piece
- Mitered corners for sweater knits
- Using your sewing machine on knitted fabric
Designaknit (DAK)
- DAK custom palettes
- DAK graphics studio
- DAK8 lace tool
- DAK8 method of knitting
- Machine knitting and DAK - an experiment in converting photos to fairisle
- Using DAK to print graph paper
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Double Bed Jacquard
- Blistered stitches DBJ
- Double bed cheat sheets (Brother and Passap)
- Double bed cheat sheets (Brother and Knitmaster) (PDF)
- Double-bed jacquard *NEW*
- Ladder-back DBJ
- Reversible DBJ, reversible DBJ with pictures
- Semi jacquard
- Two colour DBJ
- Using double-bed jacquard to knit a motif
- 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
- Aran poncho hem
- 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
- Cut and sew neckbands
- Decorative no-roll edge
- Decorative tulip edging
- Doubled-over neckband
- Easy bind edging
- Enchanted edgings
- Folded over trim
- Foldover edge trim
- Fern-leaf edging
- Fisherman rib edging
- Fringes
- Fringe two ways
- How to add fringe to a scarf
- How to add a ribbed button band when you don't have a ribber
- How to pocket a neckband *NEW*
- Icord join and trim
- Intarsia cable join
- 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
- Mock cable and worm edging *NEW*
- Mock cable and worm trim
- More edge trims
- No roll edge *NEW*
- Picot hem
- Ribber edgings
- Ribber trims and edgings 1
- Ribber trims 2
- Ribber trims 3
- Rolled edge
- Ruched cable trim
- Ruffles
- Scalloped edge for garments
- Scalloped ribbing
- Sandwich bands for cut and sew edges
- Shell edging (passap)
- Short-rowed ruffles
- Side casing for a bag
- Slip stitch edging
- Super-easy decorative no-roll edge
- Two edgings
- 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
- Decreases - 5 types (superneedle)
- Increasing using transfer tool
- Increasing without dropping stitches
- S2K1psso by machine
Lace
- Brother lace carriage
- Converting HK lace to MK lace
- Drop stitch lace, japanese machines
- Fan lace tutorial
- Fern lace
- Flame chevron
- Half milano edges with the Brother ribber
- Hand and machine knitting - adding a lifeline when knitting lace
- 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
- Short-row shaping of lace
- Some simple 3-stitch patterns
- The art of lace on a knitting machine
- Thread lace alternatives
- Using lace cards on the Brother bulky machine
- Yin and yang lace
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Making Up
- 50 ways to love your linker
- Bickford seam (two methods)
- Blocking your knitting
- Cut and sew
- Faster,
flatter mattress stitch
- Flat seam in 2x2 ribbing
- Four favourite seam finishes for sweater knits
- Garter stitch graft
- Grafting on the knitting machine
- Grafting by hand
- Grafting -
knit side up
- Grafting on the knitting machine
- Grafting stitches
- Grafting tube ends perfectly
- How to hang the edge of a garment
- How to shorten a garment once it is sewn together
- Linker workbook
- Kitchenering sock toes with waste yarn
- Knitting in pattern with 2 carriages, Brother punchcard machines
- Machine sewing knitted fairisle floats
- Matching stitch patterns across seams
- Point to point linking
- Row to row seaming aka matress stitch
- Russian join with video
- "Seam-as-you-go"
- Seaming, joining, picking up stitches part 1, part 2
- Seaming garter stitch
- 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
- Shoulder joins
- Using the knitting machine to join garments
- Weaving in your ends
- Weaving in the yarn tails
- Weaving in
yarn tails using a latch tool
- You can block acrylic
- Zigzag panel join
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Miscellaneous
- I-cord
- Knitting shag (rug) with a bulky machine and ribber
- Knitting with unusual fibres: Elastic
- Plating on an Addi circular machine
- Using the ribber comb as a single bed weight
- Tips for knitting with fine yarn
Patterning (single bed)
- 8 ways to do garter stitch on a machine
- Adding beads
- Anatomy of a punchcard
- Brother KH970 garment designer introduction
- Brother KH970 pattern positions
- Broomstick lace on a knitting machine
- Chain
stitch embellishment
- Chevron patterns on the Bond
- Crochet-like stitch on a knitting machine
- Crochet meets machine knitting techniques: working with short rows
- Designing words on a punchcard
- DIY sock blanks for dyeing
- Double layer fabric on the main bed only
- Downloading from DAK to Brother 970
- Dragonfly stitch
- Easy machine knit bobbles
- Easy peasy turbo cables
- Entrelac
- Entrelac introduction part 1, part
2
- Entrelacs
- Entrelac pretender
- Fair-isle on a non-patterning machine
- Fair isle single bed float control
- Faux rib
- Floatless vertical fairisle
- Free weaving with the knitting machine
- Hand-manipulated lace
- How to knit a tuck stitch
- How to make stripes on a vintage knitting machine
- How to make text without DAK
- How to use a needle pusher
- Intarsia
- Intarsia and yarn brake
- Intarsia notes
- 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
- 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
- Magic fairisle
- 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
- Mirror image lace
- One row stripes
- Picture knitting without an intarsia carriage
- Pinecone popcorns
- Pleats created with lace transfers
- Principles of formation of the elongated loops
- Principles of knitting terry cloth
- Programming the CB1/KH970
- Punching a 12st repeat card
- Reforming stitches
- Raised diagonal half-cable trim
- Revisiting pleats on the knitting machine
- Seashell stitch
- Seed
stitch
- Shadow pleats knitting
- Short row graphics
- Short row shapings: bumps and slits meet entrelac
- Sideways tuck zigzags
- Simple transfer of stitches
- Single motif knitting
- 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 art of knitweave
- Thrumming on the knitting machine
- Tips for motif knitting
- Transferring stitches using waste yarn
- Tuck lace needle arrangement
- Tucking over several needles in a row
- Two-colour tuck
- Tuck aran stitch
- Waffle stitch
- Wavy drop lace
- Wavy pattern with short rows and garter carriage *NEW*
- 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
- Bobble pattern (Passap)
- Bowknot/butterfly stitch on the machine
- Bubble pops fabric
- Bubbles the fast way
- Carpet or pile stitch on Brother / Passap, part 1, part 2
- Condo cables, or using the ribber to add more yarn
- Doublebed jacquard with birdseye back
- Double-bed quilting
- Double bed tuck and slip
- Double sided cable rib
- Embossed leaf lace
- Fast summer mesh
- Garter stitch on the Hamanaka knitting machine
- Geometric shapes in drop stitch lace part 1, part 2, part 3
- How to knit scallop texture
- Knitting interlock on a hand knitting machine part 1, part 2
- Ladderback jacquard - photo tutorial
- Knit 2, purl 2 drop lace
- Knit and purl blocks to create folding fabric pleats
- Knitted pleats
- 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
- Revisting drop/release stitch lace (aka drive/mesh lace, summer fairisle
- Ribbed pleated folding fabrics
- Rules for double-bed permanent pleats
- Shadow lace
- 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
- Tuck stitch combination fabrics
- Two colour ribber brioche stitch
- Unconventional uses for pattern cards
- Vertical racking, fisherman's rib
- Vertical striped ribbing
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Ribbing
- Fisherman's rib variations
- Gathered scallop ribbing
- Mock ribbing
- Picked up ribbed band
- Quick rib neckline
- Ribber cast ons - what they look like
- Ribber hints and tips
- Ribbing seam in back of socks
- Tips for learning your ribber
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Shaping and Shapes
- Assymetrical garment design Brother 970
- Automatic wrap in short rows
- Brother knitleader
- Decorative raglan decreases *NEW*
- Diagonal square
- Diagram patterns: how to
- Drawing assymetrical and oversize garments on a charting device
- Knit both sides of a neckline at once
- Knitting a circle by machine - how to calculate
- Machine knit round yoke
- Multi-directional triangles
- Neckline shaping with holding position
- Quarter-crown hat shaping
- Pullover generator
- Recharting a wider sweater to fit on a knitting machine
- Set-in sleeve knitted from the top down
- Shaping a neckline using holding position
- Shell shapes
- Short-rowing / decreasing with ravel cord
- Shoulder shaping 101
- Slanted pockets
- Sock heels on the ribber
- Tubular machine knit fabrics
- 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
- Principles of short rowing
- Short-row heels without holes
- Short-row sleeves from the top
- Short-rowing
- Short-rowing a toe made easy *NEW*
- 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
- Unholy heels
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