Choose a Knitting machine

There are many options when choosing a machine knitting. How to determine which one is right for you?

Machines come in three general categories: manual, punch cards, and electronic or computerized.With a manual machine must move around pins handy when you want to change the pattern. with a boring machine card which you enter basic pattern cards that come with (or make your own cards pattern) in the machine and the machine, then knows how to change settings for patterns.

With an electronic machine, there are files stored in your memory for basic patterns (new add your own), and reads the pattern as well as a machine card and automatically moves clockwise to make that model. Many machine Knitters begin with a machine weaving manual, and then once you have determined what your needs are, move up to an electronic machine.

Machines come in four indicators team diferente.estos indicators are determined by the distance between the needles in the bed of the machine; the higher the bandwidth, the thicker yarn can treat. Think about what you'll want to knit with his machine that gets one with a meter suitable for thread to use.

Bulky (9 mm needles) machines are used for weaving thick circular knitting yarn s hand. Mid-gauge machines (6.5 mm) manage all types of yarns hand including yarn weight DK tape yarn of novelty, mohair and nubby yarn s s s s.They are the best machines for knitters mano.Son probably the most versatile and capable of producing tissue resembling made by hand. Standard gauge (4.5 mm) machine weaving fibers of commercial quality (Nothing finer than yarn DK-weight s); usually coned yarn s.Well s more thin, similar to thread yarn gauge of knitting machines (3.6 mm) and well, producing lightweight fabrics.

All knitting machines are available in models of robust, metals, marching in $700 and go to several thousand dollars.MID-gauge machines are also available in versions of (cheaper) plastic .Buscar machine mid-gauge good, basic that will operate easily, fun and well. You must be able update a good plastic machine of optional accessories.

Most machines bed machines, i.e. to have a set of needle flat bed for stockinette knit stitches. Some metal bed machines are performed as double bed machines that allow to nerves automatically (without points stitches in hand manipulation). You can also start with a machine bed and add in a ribber later.

Weave bed metal machines are available from Silver Reed (also sold as "Studio" in Canada) and craft.Silver Reed offers all four meters and is one of the most respected and reputation of companies of weaving machine.Craftsman offers more basic and affordable standard and mid-gauge machines.

Plastic knitting machines are available from Silver Reed and Bond.Weaving bond machines are the least expensive available and retail of $130 to $250.Plastic retailers (150 needles in her bed) Silver Reed LK-150 for children up to $ 400.This machine is reliable, fun to use, uses hand circular s of yarn and has many accessories complement;so you start with a great year for knitters mano.puede combine hand and machine knitting hand weaving corrugated edges, and then machine knitting the body of a LK-150 suéter.El and other basic as he machines, lets you enjoy the challenge of hand handle stitches to create a texture interesante.El LK-150 has a chariot of Fair Isle optional worthwhile investment for people who feel thwarted by Fair Isle.

Unless you are familiar with circular knitting machines, it would be prudent to locate a reseller or two and go and talk to them about what to do and find out what they can do different machines in its range of precios.Necesitará continued while they are learning with too much of your machine and preferably lecciones.Si support can, you'll want to talk with other machine knitters, or attend a machine knitting club (these are usually sponsored by local distributors) .a beginner you might want to buy a machine mid-gauge for you to use all its s yarn weaving of the mano.Buena luck and have fun.

Tracy Crowe loves weaving good, creative

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