Greetings from France 🥰. I loved your giggles, they brought JOY into my mourning heart. I've got my KH894 with the G Carriage since 1991. Intarsia was something I loved to learn but after watching your WELL EXPLAINED video with plenty of giggles I wonder whether I should invest in one. Seems really interesting but I am just 71 years. Who will inherit all this is my permanent question ❓❓❓ Thanks for sharing caring and making MY DAY as beautiful as YOURS. 👍💐❤️
Can you train an apprentice to pass on your skills and eventually your tools? I'd love to keep this hobby going and it sounds like you have a lot of experience.
@@KnitFactoryImpl 💐thanks for your comforting message. My daughter in law was interested in learning but gave up NO TIME and I fear her plans are to quit France definitely to live in Montreal with her family. No confidence. 🤣🤣🤣
You’re being very thoughtful about where your belongings will go and who might have the job of dealing with them, but don’t let that stop you from learning intarsia.
Hi! Do you know if this intarsia carriage can be used on any brother standard gauge knitting machine? I have a brother kh 588 and was wondering which intarsia carriage would work on it as I can't find any info online.
I have a Singer 700 standard gauge which I'm told is similar to the Brother. The manual says to "pull down gently' on the yarns but I'm having trouble grabbing all the yarns and keeping the tension equal on the yarns and some of the stitches jump off the needle hooks. It seems like these sinkers might be the solution. The obstruction of the ribber doesn't help either, as you said. Thanks.
Check out the next installment of this series where I knit an inkblot! ua-cam.com/video/vkQ-OaiFBaQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=KnitFactoryImpl
Greetings from France 🥰. I loved your giggles, they brought JOY into my mourning heart. I've got my KH894 with the G Carriage since 1991. Intarsia was something I loved to learn but after watching your WELL EXPLAINED video with plenty of giggles I wonder whether I should invest in one. Seems really interesting but I am just 71 years. Who will inherit all this is my permanent question ❓❓❓ Thanks for sharing caring and making MY DAY as beautiful as YOURS. 👍💐❤️
Can you train an apprentice to pass on your skills and eventually your tools? I'd love to keep this hobby going and it sounds like you have a lot of experience.
@@KnitFactoryImpl 💐thanks for your comforting message. My daughter in law was interested in learning but gave up NO TIME and I fear her plans are to quit France definitely to live in Montreal with her family. No confidence. 🤣🤣🤣
You’re being very thoughtful about where your belongings will go and who might have the job of dealing with them, but don’t let that stop you from learning intarsia.
Hi! Do you know if this intarsia carriage can be used on any brother standard gauge knitting machine? I have a brother kh 588 and was wondering which intarsia carriage would work on it as I can't find any info online.
Is there an appropriate intarsia carriage for the Brother 965i? I'm struggling to find information on what carriage might be compatible
I have a Singer 700 standard gauge which I'm told is similar to the Brother. The manual says to "pull down gently' on the yarns but I'm having trouble grabbing all the yarns and keeping the tension equal on the yarns and some of the stitches jump off the needle hooks. It seems like these sinkers might be the solution. The obstruction of the ribber doesn't help either, as you said. Thanks.
Yes, the sinkers have some weight to them.
You can use clothes pins as sinkers. It just needs a bit of tension.
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OMG this makes sense Ty!!!!!
Do you have to have an intarsia carriage to do intarsia?
ua-cam.com/video/EpNvclh31Qs/v-deo.htmlsi=xGgjcJHsQX5dX8_C At minute 23 of this video she explains how to do it without a different carriage
You can manually knit them after laying the yarn as for your pattern.
Can I use this on my bond sweater machine?😭😭
This carriage won't work on the bond but the bond is pretty well set up for intarsia already.
Gostei muito,obrigada!