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The Handbook for Manual Machine Knitters

Cover of The Handbook for Manual Machine Knitters
Stitch patterns

by Mary Anne Oger

5.0 out of 5 (3 ratings)

  • General Reference
  • Patterns
  • Techniques

About this book

A book with guidance for creating manual patterning. It also has information on preparing yarn, cast ons, decreasing and increasing. I remembered I had this book after I struggled figuring out how to do Tuck manually on my Elna EK2300 bulky machine. I had read the book cover to cover a few years ago. I forgot about it. The instructions for tuck were excellent and had I remembered the book when I started, it would have been easier. I am keeping this book on my table as I familiarize myself with this machine, and any other machines.

Community Notes (3)

  • I love this book because it is very well written and is full of information that will help take the beginner knitter to the next level.

  • Was my first knitting machine book. it is well written.

  • I have this book and LOVE it. Before I joined Knit it Now, this book was the first to really give me guidance on knitting - the photos are black and white, so they aren't great - but there is a wealth of information and techniques in the book - and I love a book for a reference.