I was recently working a Knitweave stitch pattern and found loops at the edges of my knitting. They had caught under the carriage at one point, so I removed the carriage and took a peek under the wheels and brushes. To my surprise, not only was there yarn wrapped around one of the brushes, but I found "fluff" underneath one of the wheels as well.
I put everything back together and tried again, but I was still getting loops.
It turns out it was a rookie mistake!
Watch the quick video below
I put everything back together and tried again, but I was still getting loops.
It turns out it was a rookie mistake!
Watch the quick video below
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Lesson re-learned:
The stitch pattern shown is from the Knit it Now Stitch Pattern Library:
KIN 929 KnitWeave
Don't take the carriage too far past the edge of your knitting.
The stitch pattern shown is from the Knit it Now Stitch Pattern Library:
KIN 929 KnitWeave
Have you turned your carriage over and examined the brushes and wheels? You may be surprised at what you find.
Let us know what you discover.
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1 COMMENT
Alexandra M
Jan 26, 2024
Jan 26, 2024
top tips, like always! It is always something really subtle that creates an issue. The more we know, the more we are able to solve!