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Close-up of a knitting machine bed showing a problematic yarn knot in the working yarn, demonstrating a common machine knitting issue

Knots in your yarn? Quick Fix

Are you tired of pesky knots interrupting your machine knitting projects? In this video, we unveil expert techniques to help you achieve knot-free knitting mastery. Discover the secrets to effortlessly removing knots and unlock a world of smooth and seamless knitting. Add this one to your bag of tricks for more effortless knitting.

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Are you tired of pesky knots interrupting your machine knitting projects?

In this video, we unveil expert techniques to help you achieve knot-free knitting mastery. Discover the secrets to effortlessly removing knots and unlock a world of smooth and seamless knitting.

Add this one to your bag of tricks for more effortless knitting.

What do you do when you run into knots?

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4 COMMENTS
Jacqui H
 Dec 30, 2023
I’d actually cut the knot, not just hold it below, and weave in the ends on the machine.

Judy H
 Jun 22, 2023
I expected one of the tips you had mentioned in a comment some time ago. Using a ball winder will most likely reveal knots that might become problematic later.

Tam O
 Jun 20, 2023
I've mostly embraced the knot, otherwise I do what you did.

Donna B
 Jun 20, 2023
Most of the time I'm working from cakes rewound from skeins or hanks so I will join them (outside end of one cake to inside end of next cake, etc.) with a Russian Join before hand. Other times if I haven't pre-joined them I'll see the end well in advance and will make the call to join a new cake at the end of the present row even if I have a foot or more of yarn left. I can always cut off long tails to use for sewing up seams!

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