How to make a checkered mini-backpack on your knitting machine
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- In this short tutorial, I'll show you how to create my checkered mini-backpack design using your circular knitting machine.
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Love it, I'm going to try this ❤
Love it! ❤️
That's very cute and would be perfect for a toddler too!
Perfect for is adults 👌
Love this
So, will there be a tutorial on how exactly you added the liner?
Oh, would you be interested in that? I didn't record that process but can totally do it next time I make one.
@@thecraftygrrlplease do!!! There’s so little information on this.
Is there a way to do this on a sentro 48? I would love to make a checkered beanie. I'm thinking instead of using the tube setting, the panel setting maybe easier to get the checkered pattern. Then connect it altogether afterwards. There is something about black and white, stripes and checkers that I just love. Thank you for the making the video. I love it. ❤😊
Lol she literally said you can.
Yes She totally did but, she said it was for the bottom piece. Lol I want to make a beanie and I only have the sentro 48. The only way I could see doing it is in panels.....I was wondering if there was a way to do it in the tube setting without having to constantly switch yarns.
I LOVE checkers and stripes too! You can totally make a checkered beanie on tube setting for sure which might be easier than panel setting since with panel setting and all of the color changes, it's really hard to hid all of the yarn tails. I'm sure someone has to have a video on it out there but I haven't done it myself. If I was going to make a checkered beanie I would probably knit 70 rows in solid black for the inside, and then do a trailing yarn method to create the checks. Like first row would be knit 2 with black, knit 2 with white, etc. Then the next row you would do the same. On the 3rd row you would change so the white is first. Then just continue the length of your checkered pattern. You would have trailing yarn on the inside but i if you keep your tension, they should be hidden between the layers.