Hand Knits by Machine is the one book that fully addresses the issues involved in adapting hand knit patterns and techniques to a knitting machine. Heavily illustrated with photographs and illustrations, the book puts as much emphasis on “why” as it does “how” and will guide both hand and machine knitters through the process. Part One contains individual chapters (Casting On, Increasing and Decreasing, Binding Off, Picking Up Stitches) that specifically focus on duplicating the hand knit methods on the machine – not the usual methods found in knitting machine manuals. There is an extensive chapter on machines, basic stitches and a chapter that illustrates, among other topics, beading techniques and garter bar usage. Part Two dedicates entire chapters to converting Mosaic stitches and lace designs to the machine; by hand selection or with punch cards and electronics. The Entrelac chapter features a unique method based on holding position, requiring no scrapping off. The chapter on Modular knitting covers basic “Domino” squares as well as some unique methods of joining diamond shapes.
Author: Susan Guagliumi
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Guagliumidotcom
Published: 03/10/2014
Pages: 196
Weight: 1.17lbs
Size: 10.00h x 8.00w x 0.53d
ISBN: 9781733312141
Language: English
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