I love my Addis.....I have been taking them to some assisted livings and letting the residents use them with my help. We are donating the hats and scarves to the cancer centers....NICU and shelters. The ladies love it. They can no longer knit or crochet but can turn the handle. So satisfying!
just bought an small addi and used this vid to start as the instructions for me werent clear. big thank you. I am knitting all the presents this year for christmas and this is going to help with the blisters.
I'm so glad it helped! Most of my Addi tutorials were made because there was nothing helpful out there at the time! (You'll see me sort of "discover" how to do things along with you! Hahaha!) Enjoy!
Margaret Olander yes just finished my first scarf using the express. Cant wait to make hats and leg warmers to match for everyone. It is weirdly theraputic to use the machine as well.
Thank you, I just finished my first scarf, on my new Addi could never have done this without your videos. Next going to try the snowman scarf. Have a great weekend.
+Richard Benjamin Thank you! Here's a link to a video regarding the topic of incompatible yarn: ua-cam.com/video/2LiCNCmneBc/v-deo.html And here's the playlist of all my Addi videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html
Finished my first tube scarf with the yarn that came with the Professional small Addi. Your video was great! Fastened the Addi to my Japanese Kumihimo marudai. Fed the knitting down through the center hole. Easy-peasy.
I have been doing Kumihimo for over 10 years. Very relaxing and meditative. Moving the fibers with both hands working together is like a ballet. Wish I could send a photo, but no way here on YouTude. Hope you enjoy that journey.
Very clear tut! I'm so glad you did this, because when I do a search on youtube for "Addi Express change colors", this tut will appear! For me, it's usually a few weeks inbetween doing projects, so I still refer to videos before I start cranking. I need to learn the crochet bind off, because the single layer hats are more useful in the south.
Glad I could help! You know... I'm in the South, too, but if I'm working at the horse barn in the mornings, I want a double-layer hat! I think both double and single have their places!
Margaret, thanks for all the work you put into helping us with your experimentation and videos. Do you know what the little keyhole opening in the top of the yarn feeder is for? Perhaps for a second strand to knit together with the main yarn?
I have no earthly idea why that keyhole opening is there, Steve, but if you knit with more than one strand, make sure you use lighter yarn. We can break something if we force the machine to knit with yarn that's too bulky. I've held 2 strands together with great success as long as they're lighter than worsted.
Love my Addi king size. Our church group makes a lot of hats for various charities and schools. I can get so many more done with the Addi as opposed to the hand loom. And it is much kinder to my old hands.
That sounds like fun, Tommie! Did you see my recent update to the FAQ video? You may be able to add some helpful tips in the comment section! ua-cam.com/video/Tq-67wstWoQ/v-deo.html
Just an FYI on the shape of the skein .. I use those mesh sleeves iver my center pull skeins and that works great for tension control and, even it rolls, it doesn't unwind. I love them! Herrschner's sells them, and so do other vendors.
You can make these yarn sleeves/socks with cheap, stretchy socks or nylon stockings; the knee-high ones. You just cut the toes or feet out, so you have a stretchy tube to fit over your yarn skeins. I did this with my yarn sometimes, before I bought my Stanwood.
Hey Margaret! Have you heard about the addi egg? I kind of accidentally found it on UA-cam. It's a little tiny knitting machine that makes cording! The other ones really don't work well consistently, but I'm sure that the addi isn't quite as temperamental. I will be checking out the prices soon!
Hello again Margaret. Thanks so much for responding so quickly to my last question. Do you have a video in which you have discussed picking up dropped stitches when your work is still on the machine? I'm sure you don't have too many of those on your nice addi machine. I got the new Singer machine to play with a bit and I'm going to be getting the king size Addi very soon. I'm so excited. Anyway I've watched other people's videos on picking up the dropped stitches and I'm just still a little lost on it. I'm sure you talking and demonstrating it would be much more helpful to me. Anyway take care..
I don't have a tutorial on that specific problem but my favorite tutorial for that is by Whitney Betz called Tips and Tricks on the Addi (or something like that). Have you seen that one? Do a quick UA-cam search with those words if you haven't.
I am having a problem with the yarn splitting leaving a single ply on one of the two little red prongs. When you do a gathered bond off, the yarn needle goes between those two prongs. A single ply will stay caught and eventually stay stuck. I watch carefully and don't turn fast at all. Thank you so much for any suggestions.
+Richard Benjamin My best guess is that it's the yarn. Some yarns work better than others on the Addi and the worst part is that some of us battle a specific type while others find great success with it! Very strange.
New to circular knitting machines, and I’m so glad to have found your channel. I want to add a k1p1 edge. Do you know what size needles would work? I’m thinking maybe 8?
Depends upon your gauge. 7mm was recommended to me once but depending on the yarn, I usually do best with 6mm. As with anything, do a gauge swatch! I switch it up as needed.
Hi Margaret! I was wondering if there's any way you could transfer a tube scarf you're working on from a machine to a circular needle? I'm a beginner, so I can't figure out how to pick up stitches the right way. Thanks!
While I cringe every time I have to refer back to my older videos, they DO contain some good info! Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/7TTnUHzI8NQ/v-deo.html
Margaret, how do I get to the list of your videos on the Addi? Or can you please send me the location of how to add a crochet edging! Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. Maggie from Texas
Maggie Tripp Thank you, Maggie! Just for future reference, check a UA-camr's channel page (by clicking on his/her name) to see if they have compiled any playlists but to save you the trouble, here's my Addi playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html and here's the crochet edging video you want: ua-cam.com/video/uPg4TSv3LwY/v-deo.html
Hi Margaret, I so love all of your videos. I just watch for enjoyment even if that video is not on a subject I am interested in at this time. I was wondering if you can shed any light on the long tail cast on? Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving
Patricia Chapman, I would share ideas for long tail cast on, if I could. I have watched "long tail cast on video" by Yay for Yarn. Tried it and failed and was just wondering if you had any experience in making it easier. You have so many helpful ideas. If Not, no problem. I thought it would not hurt to try.
I so enjoy your UA-cam videos. They have inspired me to order an Addi King Sized machine which I do not yet have (it is ordered). I have been looking for a way to knit a cable stitch on it (or cable-like) to add to a hat. Do you know of where I can find directions for making a cable stitch? Thanks so much.
Thank you, David! Some of those early videos are really rough: bad lighting, poor editing and my ignorance as I stumble through the learning process! Glad you can learn from my mistakes! Re: cable stitch... there aren't any instructions that I know of and I'm not sure it's possible. I'll have to think on that! Unlike a flat bed machine, you can't release more than 1 needle at a time. (Well, you may be able to release 2 if you're careful.)
Hi Margaret, Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my question. I appreciate it so much as I do your instructions for the Addi and your reviews.
Hi Margaret! I have a question. To avoid the curling that is natural with circular knitting, I like doing about the first three rows in a purl stitch. If I do that on my circular needle, how do I transfer that over to the machine so that the bottom of the "tube" has three purl rows? And then casting off, can I "cast off" back onto my circular needle to finish up with three purl rows? Do you know of any videos that show how to do that? Thanks!
You transfer it over slowly... put on stitch on the raised Addi needle, pushing it down where it's supposed to be, moving the crank to the next needle and repeat. Some people cast off right on to the circular needles, simply picking up a stitch on the machine with the point of a needle one stitch at a time. I think I'd prefer to finish off the Addi with waste yarn and picking up the stitches that way. I think I demo this in the advanced fingerless mitts tutorial.
I have just broken my left arm and won’t be able to hand knit for 3to 6 months. I’m thinking of getting an Addi express. Will I be able do it with right hand and use my left fingers to just tension the yarn? I mostly knit hats, Sox, and mittens.
None of them come with good instructions, Susan! That's why I started making Addi videos in the first place! These old ones are horribly edited and filmed with less-than-optimal camera but I was taking you along with me as I discovered how to use this thing!
So I pick up the stitches where on the top of the end of the white area, or between the edges of the red and the white? If so, then I pick up the stiches, then what happened to the white edge, I remove?
I'm not clear on what you're asking. I think you're referring to casting off, where you put your tapestry needle between the 2 red "teeth" after the white needle drops down. You can see that in the video. But I don't understand what you're referring to when you ask, "What happened to the white edge I remove?"
Just subscribed & I have a question regarding the Addi ,can you change size of loom or you only have 1 size loom??? Also can you make sweaters on these, cause seem pricey, Thank you🎃🎃🎃
I've crocheted for 45 years, and I have ALWAYS had problems finding the loose end in the middle of a skein of yarn. Any pointers? I have literally been able to do it about 5 times - ever.
Sure! I stick both index fingers in each end of the skein aiming for the center. Wherever the fingers meet, scoop some of that center yarn with one index finger and pull it out. The end should be somewhere in that small wad! (I once heard that you should pull from the left side if the label is facing you but I'm not sure that's always the case.)
@@margaret.olander Thanks, I'll try that - Usually, all I pull out is a knot!! But I'm good with knots, so . . . Terrific video. Very helpful. I just ordered a circular loom (don't remember which brand) and I can't wait to get it.
I recently purchased an ADDI Express. The #8needle is snagging and splitting the yarn. I replaced the needle / hook. It is still doing it. What are your suggestions?
I have a very old machine (bought in 2012) so we can’t really compare them. If I’m not mistaken, the newer ones replaced the digital counter with an analog one. If that’s the case with yours then I would assume it clicks when it passes the counter each round.
I got my machine today, not a addi cause I can't afford it yet, just starting out on the machine, I've made hats on my round loom, but want to start this one, got partway done with my first one on the machine, ran out of yarn, went to change colors started dropping stitches, now I know what I did wrong, I didn't pull the yarn out of the old color hook then put the new color in that hook, am gonna try again later or tomorrow, great video, can ya do a color changing hat? I learn by watching more then speaking, sorry, TBI
Glad I could help! Here's my whole Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html Take a peep in there and see if there's anything you'd like!
Here's my playlist of all my Addi related videos and in it you'll see one called "Beginner Addi Tips." Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html Have fun!
Pretty much. In my Addi Playlist Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html you'll see a flat panel tutorial by Suzy Notting (owner of the Facebook Group Addi King Loomers and Knits) and she explains beginner flat panels really well. However, this person talks about flat panel stripes: ua-cam.com/video/MChX_j6Lv-Q/v-deo.html
Well... the good news is this video you're commenting on is all about casting on, casting off and even changing colors! Flat panels are more of an intermediate skill so don't even think about those until you've mastered circular knitting. (I've never enjoyed flat panel knitting so don't look for help from me!) Here is everything I know about these machines complete with links to other helpful people, too, so I suggest you just read and watch and you'll pick it up in no time! sheepishlysharing.com/circular-knitting-machines-useful-links-like-the-addi-express/
Really? I hate to hear that. As a matter of fact, I'm not sure I've ever heard that before! (I've never had one broken needle in the 7-ish years I've had mine!) Be sure you're not applying too much tension. Just guide the yarn through with your left hand (no pulling) and/or make sure you use #4 worsted weight or lighter yarn. If it still persists, send it back.
I love my Addis.....I have been taking them to some assisted livings and letting the residents use them with my help. We are donating the hats and scarves to the cancer centers....NICU and shelters. The ladies love it. They can no longer knit or crochet but can turn the handle. So satisfying!
This is BRILLIANT, Viki! You're helping them help others! Viki Weaver
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just bought an small addi and used this vid to start as the instructions for me werent clear. big thank you. I am knitting all the presents this year for christmas and this is going to help with the blisters.
I'm so glad it helped! Most of my Addi tutorials were made because there was nothing helpful out there at the time! (You'll see me sort of "discover" how to do things along with you! Hahaha!) Enjoy!
Margaret Olander yes just finished my first scarf using the express. Cant wait to make hats and leg warmers to match for everyone. It is weirdly theraputic to use the machine as well.
Very very helpful!! You’ve got a great way of explaining things. Thanks so much for all you do!! 😊💚😊💚
Thanks for the sweet compliment! Glad I had something helpful to share!
Thank you, I just finished my first scarf, on my new Addi could never have done this without your videos. Next going to try the snowman scarf. Have a great weekend.
Fun! (And I bet you could have done it without me just fine!)
Thank you so much. I was afraid it was my new little Addi. You have been a huge help. Look for a new video from you almost everyday!! 😊
+Richard Benjamin Thank you! Here's a link to a video regarding the topic of incompatible yarn: ua-cam.com/video/2LiCNCmneBc/v-deo.html And here's the playlist of all my Addi videos: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html
Finished my first tube scarf with the yarn that came with the Professional small Addi. Your video was great! Fastened the Addi to my Japanese Kumihimo marudai. Fed the knitting down through the center hole. Easy-peasy.
So glad I could help a bit but now I'm fascinated by this Japanese Kumihimo marudai! I had to look it up and it's so fun to watch!
I have been doing Kumihimo for over 10 years. Very relaxing and meditative. Moving the fibers with both hands working together is like a ballet. Wish I could send a photo, but no way here on YouTude. Hope you enjoy that journey.
Thank you!!! I was needing help I’m new to the knitting machine 😊
Very clear tut! I'm so glad you did this, because when I do a search on youtube for "Addi Express change colors", this tut will appear! For me, it's usually a few weeks inbetween doing projects, so I still refer to videos before I start cranking. I need to learn the crochet bind off, because the single layer hats are more useful in the south.
Glad I could help! You know... I'm in the South, too, but if I'm working at the horse barn in the mornings, I want a double-layer hat! I think both double and single have their places!
+wtf?
Margaret, thanks for all the work you put into helping us with your experimentation and videos. Do you know what the little keyhole opening in the top of the yarn feeder is for? Perhaps for a second strand to knit together with the main yarn?
I have no earthly idea why that keyhole opening is there, Steve, but if you knit with more than one strand, make sure you use lighter yarn. We can break something if we force the machine to knit with yarn that's too bulky. I've held 2 strands together with great success as long as they're lighter than worsted.
Love my Addi king size. Our church group makes a lot of hats for various charities and schools. I can get so many more done with the Addi as opposed to the hand loom. And it is much kinder to my old hands.
That sounds like fun, Tommie! Did you see my recent update to the FAQ video? You may be able to add some helpful tips in the comment section! ua-cam.com/video/Tq-67wstWoQ/v-deo.html
Between yours & Pam's videos...I can do this!! Thank you Margaret!! Keep them coming!
Just an FYI on the shape of the skein .. I use those mesh sleeves iver my center pull skeins and that works great for tension control and, even it rolls, it doesn't unwind. I love them! Herrschner's sells them, and so do other vendors.
I've seen those but have never tried them! Thanks for the testimonial, CS!
Como faz pra mi comprar uma destrata de fazer tricô e croches
You can make these yarn sleeves/socks with cheap, stretchy socks or nylon stockings; the knee-high ones. You just cut the toes or feet out, so you have a stretchy tube to fit over your yarn skeins. I did this with my yarn sometimes, before I bought my Stanwood.
Hey Margaret! Have you heard about the addi egg? I kind of accidentally found it on UA-cam. It's a little tiny knitting machine that makes cording! The other ones really don't work well consistently, but I'm sure that the addi isn't quite as temperamental. I will be checking out the prices soon!
Yes, I've seen it but I've never used cording so it's not on my radar. Let me know what you think if you get it!
Margaret Olander where to get replacement needles. cant find any and they are smaller than the addi needles
Another great learning tool, thanks!
Thank you, Connie Alman!
Hello again Margaret. Thanks so much for responding so quickly to my last question. Do you have a video in which you have discussed picking up dropped stitches when your work is still on the machine? I'm sure you don't have too many of those on your nice addi machine. I got the new Singer machine to play with a bit and I'm going to be getting the king size Addi very soon. I'm so excited. Anyway I've watched other people's videos on picking up the dropped stitches and I'm just still a little lost on it. I'm sure you talking and demonstrating it would be much more helpful to me. Anyway take care..
I don't have a tutorial on that specific problem but my favorite tutorial for that is by Whitney Betz called Tips and Tricks on the Addi (or something like that). Have you seen that one? Do a quick UA-cam search with those words if you haven't.
In one of your videos, you mentioned that you can buy a row
counter for the generic knitting machine. Which one do you recommend?
I don’t know, Julie, because I’ve never tried one! I’m sorry I can’t help!
I am having a problem with the yarn splitting leaving a single ply on one of the two little red prongs. When you do a gathered bond off, the yarn needle goes between those two prongs. A single ply will stay caught and eventually stay stuck. I watch carefully and don't turn fast at all. Thank you so much for any suggestions.
+Richard Benjamin My best guess is that it's the yarn. Some yarns work better than others on the Addi and the worst part is that some of us battle a specific type while others find great success with it! Very strange.
😉😀😉🙃 just got my Adi machine..so I guess my holidays will be a little bit frustrating.
Regards from Iceland
Frustrating?! Why is that?! Make sure you watch this Beginner Tips video: ua-cam.com/video/cNa5SBkeWuk/v-deo.html
Will do! Thanks for your reply.
This is fantastic thankyou
Glad I had something helpful to share!
This was very helpful
New to circular knitting machines, and I’m so glad to have found your channel. I want to add a k1p1 edge. Do you know what size needles would work? I’m thinking maybe 8?
Depends upon your gauge. 7mm was recommended to me once but depending on the yarn, I usually do best with 6mm. As with anything, do a gauge swatch! I switch it up as needed.
Hi Margaret! I was wondering if there's any way you could transfer a tube scarf you're working on from a machine to a circular needle? I'm a beginner, so I can't figure out how to pick up stitches the right way. Thanks!
While I cringe every time I have to refer back to my older videos, they DO contain some good info! Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/7TTnUHzI8NQ/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Margaret, how do I get to the list of your videos on the Addi? Or can you please send me the location of how to add a crochet edging! Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. Maggie from Texas
Maggie Tripp Thank you, Maggie! Just for future reference, check a UA-camr's channel page (by clicking on his/her name) to see if they have compiled any playlists but to save you the trouble, here's my Addi playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html and here's the crochet edging video you want: ua-cam.com/video/uPg4TSv3LwY/v-deo.html
Hi Margaret, I so love all of your videos. I just watch for enjoyment even if that video is not on a subject I am interested in at this time. I was wondering if you can shed any light on the long tail cast on? Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving
What kind words to wake up to this morning, Patricia! Thank you! Long tail cast on for the Addi?? Sure! Share your wisdom!
Patricia Chapman, I would share ideas for long tail cast on, if I could. I have watched "long tail cast on video" by Yay for Yarn. Tried it and failed and was just wondering if you had any experience in making it easier. You have so many helpful ideas. If Not, no problem. I thought it would not hurt to try.
I so enjoy your UA-cam videos. They have inspired me to order an Addi King Sized machine which I do not yet have (it is ordered). I have been looking for a way to knit a cable stitch on it (or cable-like) to add to a hat. Do you know of where I can find directions for making a cable stitch? Thanks so much.
Thank you, David! Some of those early videos are really rough: bad lighting, poor editing and my ignorance as I stumble through the learning process! Glad you can learn from my mistakes! Re: cable stitch... there aren't any instructions that I know of and I'm not sure it's possible. I'll have to think on that! Unlike a flat bed machine, you can't release more than 1 needle at a time. (Well, you may be able to release 2 if you're careful.)
Hi Margaret,
Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my question. I appreciate it so much as I do your instructions for the Addi and your reviews.
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Hi Margaret! I have a question. To avoid the curling that is natural with circular knitting, I like doing about the first three rows in a purl stitch. If I do that on my circular needle, how do I transfer that over to the machine so that the bottom of the "tube" has three purl rows?
And then casting off, can I "cast off" back onto my circular needle to finish up with three purl rows?
Do you know of any videos that show how to do that?
Thanks!
You transfer it over slowly... put on stitch on the raised Addi needle, pushing it down where it's supposed to be, moving the crank to the next needle and repeat. Some people cast off right on to the circular needles, simply picking up a stitch on the machine with the point of a needle one stitch at a time. I think I'd prefer to finish off the Addi with waste yarn and picking up the stitches that way. I think I demo this in the advanced fingerless mitts tutorial.
Margaret Olander
Thanks Margaret! I'll give this a try!
Excellent clear video again Margaret. :)
Thanks, Zoe... you're my best cheerleader! *****
I have just broken my left arm and won’t be able to hand knit for 3to 6 months. I’m thinking of getting an Addi express. Will I be able do it with right hand and use my left fingers to just tension the yarn? I mostly knit hats, Sox, and mittens.
Sorry to hear that! I would assume that would work as long as using your fingers doesn’t cause you pain.
thank you for showing me how it worked ,,mine came and instructions was in chinese and english but very hard to under stand
None of them come with good instructions, Susan! That's why I started making Addi videos in the first place! These old ones are horribly edited and filmed with less-than-optimal camera but I was taking you along with me as I discovered how to use this thing!
well i started today and it goes well for 3 turns then it skips 2 in the same place but i finely got the hang of it and have made 2 preemie bonnets
So I pick up the stitches where on the top of the end of the white area, or between the edges of the red and the white? If so, then I pick up the stiches, then what happened to the white edge, I remove?
I'm not clear on what you're asking. I think you're referring to casting off, where you put your tapestry needle between the 2 red "teeth" after the white needle drops down. You can see that in the video. But I don't understand what you're referring to when you ask, "What happened to the white edge I remove?"
Just subscribed & I have a question regarding the Addi ,can you change size of loom or you only have 1 size loom??? Also can you make sweaters on these, cause seem pricey, Thank you🎃🎃🎃
This video will answer these questions and more! Addi Express FAQs, Tips, Explanations! ua-cam.com/video/Tq-67wstWoQ/v-deo.html
I've crocheted for 45 years, and I have ALWAYS had problems finding the loose end in the middle of a skein of yarn. Any pointers? I have literally been able to do it about 5 times - ever.
Sure! I stick both index fingers in each end of the skein aiming for the center. Wherever the fingers meet, scoop some of that center yarn with one index finger and pull it out. The end should be somewhere in that small wad! (I once heard that you should pull from the left side if the label is facing you but I'm not sure that's always the case.)
@@margaret.olander Thanks, I'll try that - Usually, all I pull out is a knot!! But I'm good with knots, so . . .
Terrific video. Very helpful. I just ordered a circular loom (don't remember which brand) and I can't wait to get it.
I recently purchased an ADDI Express. The #8needle is snagging and splitting the yarn. I replaced the needle / hook. It is still doing it. What are your suggestions?
Oh no! I don't have the slightest idea, Sylvia! Can you send it back?
@@margaret.olander Thank you for your help. I will send it back and try another one. Does your ADDI make a loud click when it completes a round?
I have a very old machine (bought in 2012) so we can’t really compare them. If I’m not mistaken, the newer ones replaced the digital counter with an analog one. If that’s the case with yours then I would assume it clicks when it passes the counter each round.
How do you "cake" your yarn? I know there are many different gadgets for this.
I have a ball winder I got from KnitPicks several years ago that's still going strong!
I got my machine today, not a addi cause I can't afford it yet, just starting out on the machine, I've made hats on my round loom, but want to start this one, got partway done with my first one on the machine, ran out of yarn, went to change colors started dropping stitches, now I know what I did wrong, I didn't pull the yarn out of the old color hook then put the new color in that hook, am gonna try again later or tomorrow, great video, can ya do a color changing hat? I learn by watching more then speaking, sorry, TBI
Glad I could help! Here's my whole Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html Take a peep in there and see if there's anything you'd like!
what's the longest continuous tube you could make on this machine?
There's no limit. As long as you have enough yarn you can crack a tube to reach to China!
That's so awesome
Nice!
can you help me I just got mine but i cant seem to keep stitched. It keeps coming loose
Here's my playlist of all my Addi related videos and in it you'll see one called "Beginner Addi Tips." Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html Have fun!
Does this work the same for flat panels?
Pretty much. In my Addi Playlist Addi Playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLV9cndFtR5BVQrjZ7X1f0HRTV92kscJf2.html you'll see a flat panel tutorial by Suzy Notting (owner of the Facebook Group Addi King Loomers and Knits) and she explains beginner flat panels really well. However, this person talks about flat panel stripes: ua-cam.com/video/MChX_j6Lv-Q/v-deo.html
@@margaret.olander Thank you. Going to check it out now. I'm having such a hard time!!
How do I get one where
Thank you
OHOOO OK thanks no answer needed !
Omg I can’t Cast on I eventually made a scarf but I don’t know how to cast on and definitely don’t know how to do a flat panel. Can you help me ?
Well... the good news is this video you're commenting on is all about casting on, casting off and even changing colors! Flat panels are more of an intermediate skill so don't even think about those until you've mastered circular knitting. (I've never enjoyed flat panel knitting so don't look for help from me!) Here is everything I know about these machines complete with links to other helpful people, too, so I suggest you just read and watch and you'll pick it up in no time! sheepishlysharing.com/circular-knitting-machines-useful-links-like-the-addi-express/
Hello I made a tube scarf on my addi machine and I would like to put a buttonhole at the end of the scarf does anybody know how to do that
I've never done that exactly, Ken, but I know it's similar to the way I've done the thumbhole in this video: ua-cam.com/video/LunupcBGVNY/v-deo.html&t
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Bless you an thank you :)
You're so welcome!
Are the 40 peg Addi machines a lot more expensive?
(More then $150)
Gosh... I haven't checked the price in a while. Look in the description box and I think I have a link to Amazon where you can check the current price.
Thanks so much
Quero comprar uma como fazer
Does anybody know if you can make a scoodie on a addi loom?
+Melissa Sutcliffe Yes... there is a pattern on the Addi King Loomers and Knits Facebook group.
How do you make adult hats with the small machine?
DJEddieXZ Flat panels and seam them together! Here are some basic FAQs for the Addi machines: ua-cam.com/video/Kq3j6fC4BP8/v-deo.html
I've just requested to join the group. Thank you.
En français SVP
Multiple language captions is a lengthy process. I just added auto translate in French but that's the best I can offer. Hope it helps
I forgot! Jojo speaks French! ua-cam.com/users/JojoJujuCr%C3%A9ation/videos
I have been disappointed in my addi. The needles would break even before I could finish one project. They would break midproject
Really? I hate to hear that. As a matter of fact, I'm not sure I've ever heard that before! (I've never had one broken needle in the 7-ish years I've had mine!) Be sure you're not applying too much tension. Just guide the yarn through with your left hand (no pulling) and/or make sure you use #4 worsted weight or lighter yarn. If it still persists, send it back.