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Hi @..., As Robert Ingemarsson points out, nm 6-8 is recommended for the Kniterate....However, I did a little experimenting on my Kniterate to test how it worked with finer yarn.  My motivation was...

Hi ralv lundahl, I have also encountered the issues you have described.  I try to remember to always check the "rear" view in pattern mode before compiling, but occasionally I forget and a wrong co...

Thanks, Robert Ingemarsson, for the great bind on tip!! It is genius!  Knitting a row on the front bed after the zigzag row while still racked releases those stitches from the needles.  I can see h...

Also, I think the close up below is the green one that OJ mentioned.  It is actually a two color brioche rather than plating.  I got the pattern from one of Nancy Marchant's books. The green and gr...

I did do a couple of small plated piece, but it is not posted above.  I'll post it here - the black goes through the "regular" feeder opening and the red goes through the plating hole. Plating seem...

Robert Ingemarsson  I was successful in implementing the "kickback" increase as shown in the image you shared above, the methof that puts a twist in the added stitch.  As the (very nice!) article y...

Robert Ingemarsson  One of the things I enyoy most with the Kniterate is outsmarting the compilers errors...   I have also made past attempts at holeless increases, including hand manipulation, whi...

Here are a few lace examples, again selected mostly from books for hand knitters.  Generally the knitting is done on the front bed, and the pattern is made by selectively transferring stitches to t...

Hello!  I dream of creating knitwear on the Kniterate, but given my lack of experience, I am holding out for some templates to get me started.  But while I patiently await new developments with the...

Those cats, though....