Knitters graph paper is essential in charting shapes (necklines, sleeves) and for creating stitch patterns "to scale".

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Mix 2 fine yarns with a yarn twister to create a marled look knitted fabric.

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It can take a while to get used to how the needlebed is tilted when you first start using a ribber. It's also easy to catch your knitting, sleeves or fingers on the ribber needles or gate pegs.  Here are some tips for covering your ribber.

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Machine Knitting has it's own unique set of terms and abbreviations that can be confusing. Use the Knit it Now Glossary to translate.

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By using weights when machine knitting, you can achieve success even with those "difficult" yarns and stitch patterns and ensure that your stitches form more cleanly.

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