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100 Ways to Improve Your Machine Knitting by Diana Sullivan

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100 Ways to Improve Your Machine Knitting
Get more knitting done while having more fun!
Diana's new book (just a book, no DVD this time) is a large compilation of machine knitting tips and information.  Diana chose 100 favorite tips, ideas, and instructions gathered over my 35+ years of machine knitting, being a dealer, working with a club, and teaching seminars.  Some of these are little things, some are more essential, but each one is a way to improve your machine knitting skills, reduce frustration, and generally enjoy the hobby more.
This book will help you move toward mastery of machine knitting, fitting, and finishing, and make machine knitting much easier.  It's a down-to-earth book - you  start where you are with the equipment you already have or can afford to acquire, be practical about yarn, supplies, and tools, and enjoy making projects more.
This book contains a wide assortment of topics!  Here are just a few examples:
Choosing and finding a terrific knitting machine
A powerful learning plan
Knitting machine check-up
Smart yarn choices
Upper tension unit tips
Yarn weights
Beat the yarn-looping miseries
Learn the "plain" techniques
The "practically perfect" gauge swatch
Gauge for bulky machines
Rolling edges and how to deal with them
Learn to estimate yarn requirements
Ripping Tips
Ways to use very thin yarn
Seaming on the machine
Punch card tips
Vertical knit-back Fair Isle
Make a doubled neckband
Dividing for the neck
Do a vertical dart
Kitchener, mattress and smiles and frowns finishes
Speedy, narrow mattress stitch
Be the boss of your ribber
The magical Brother medium ribber comb
And many more...
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING:  This book is shipped First Class International, and  the postage is .75 for the first item (additional items ship free).  Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.  Many countries have delivery within a couple weeks, but some of the more distant destinations like Australia often take the full three weeks.  Your are responsible for any customs fees, duties or VAT that your country charges.