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Decorating Stitch & Starch Knit Baskets - Step by step instructions w/pictures for easy decorating
Easy Casing - a simple way to add a pulling thread for inserting elastic or cording while you knit
Gathered Scallop Ribbing - a favorite around here, this ribbing method looks great on cuffs. It also works for leg warmers, wristlets and more.
I-Cord Fun - great ideas for using that simple I-Cord. Blend it with other embellishment stitches to expand the use of your knitting machine.
I-Pods & Cell Phones - measurements for several common IPods & Cell Phones to make nifty cases
Mock Ribbing - basic instructions on how to create ribbing without having a ribber attachment.
Quick Rib Neckline - this uses your ravel cord to knit sections off the machine and then add them in later.
Neck Purse - an ever popular one around here, this quick to knit little neck purse adjusts to many sizes.
Threading The Mast - example is done with the Brother 390 Convertible and is compatible with most plastic bed hobby machines such as the LK150.
V-Neck Raglan Embellishments - utilize raglan designs to create a lovely and unique neckline. Five different examples are given with a wide range of uses.
Weave Cast On - Basics of doing a weave cast on. Example is shown with a 4.5mm standard gauge knitting machine.
Changing A Sponge Strip - Short tutorial using the Brother 390 Convertible as a sample. This is compatible with most plastic bed hobby machines that use a 'strip' rather than a 'bar'.
Setting Up A Tilt Stand - a few pictures of what you should receive if you purchase a used tilt-stand and how to get it all set up.
Oval and Octagon Pattern - How to create a 'stuffable' oval or egg shape by short-rowing your work. This is done in ONE piece! Very little sewing to be done for this quick project.
 
   

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Last Update: Feb 2009