http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/-t1.htm Mon, 29 Sep 2008 03:06:03 GMT 10 http://i31.servimg.com/u/f31/13/01/25/81/pic_fo15.jpg http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/-t1.htm http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/formula-for-round-yokes-t11.htm Teabag FORMULA FOR ROUND YOKES Try this formula as a sample then use it to suit yourself. Ideal to use with a fairisle pattern, any card can be used, but experiment to find the best kind. Start with a card which has about 40 rows to the pattern Cast on 100 sts and K 10 rows in normal st.st tension. Starting from the centre, transfer every 16 th st onto next needle. Put 16 th needle into N.W.P (non working position). Decrease tension 1 dot and knit *6 rows. Put every other 8 th ... Hints, Tips and Tricks Mon, 29 Sep 2008 03:06:03 GMT http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/formula-for-round-yokes-t11.htm#13 http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/formula-for-round-yokes-t11.htm http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/partial-knitting-t9.htm Teabag How to avoid holes when partial knitting. 1 On opposite side of carriage, put required number of sts into holding position. Knit across, then bring yarn under the inside needle in holding position, so that the yarn will go over the shank of the needle when you knit the next row. 2 On same side of carriage, bring 1 needle into holding position before knitting the row. This means that the yarn will self-wrap over the shank of the needle. It is a nice quick method of partial knitting, and ... Hints, Tips and Tricks Mon, 29 Sep 2008 02:49:44 GMT http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/partial-knitting-t9.htm#11 http://machineknittingnz.forumotion.net/hints-tips-and-tricks-f10/partial-knitting-t9.htm