This Passap blanket pattern is a great neutral design for a contemporary look. It was knit on the Passap E6000 with technique 186 which is 2 color double bed tuck. I used 2 strands (each color) of 2/24 yarn. Cast on #3 88-0-88 knit 250 pattern rows (1000 actual lock … Read More
The Geode blanket was knit on the Passap E6000. This is my own hand drawn pattern I am sharing for free. This blanket can be knit on any machine with 200 needles. I knit mine in double bed jacquard on a Passap E6000 T186. This is a large tuck throw … Read More
The Summer Slice machine knit blanket can be lemon, orange, or lime!! I chose to make an Orange Slice and Lemon Slice. I plan on making a Lime Slice too! My blankets were knit on a Passap E6000 knitting machine. You can knit this on any double bed machine, though … Read More
I knit another kimono on the Passap knitting machine. This was knit using my pattern I described on this post. Passap technique 186 double bed tuck Fantasy Fairisle.
Another blanket knit on the Passap E6000 in double bed jacquard. Knit with technique 186. Finished size 63 inches wide by 76 inches long. I designed it with Designaknit software. Cast on 87-0-88 stitches with cast on 3. 175 stitches. I had both end needles on the back bed. 246 … Read More
Another afghan done. This is not my design but from Michael Becker’s Afghan book #4. I was looking for a south Florida type design. A friend of mine helped me find one. (Thank you Carol!!) Michael Becker’s books are really nice if you don’t have time to make up your … Read More
Editing photos for knitting
I recently took an online class from Olgalyn Jolly. Olgalyn is a knit textile and knitwear designer in NYC. She also teaches at the Fashion Institute of Technology and the Textile Arts Center. When I saw she was offering an online class, I quickly signed up. Her class answered my many questions … Read More
OK, from reading the title of this post you may have been expecting something really amazing… but no…sorry to disappoint you… LOL! I found a pattern on Knit Picks website for flower pot cozies. I didn’t like their colorwork pattern but thought it would be a great way to knit … Read More
These are flat rib scarves knit in bright “happy” colors. The flat rib can be knit on any knitting machine with a ribber (double bed). Set your machine up for full needle rib (all needles in work on main bed and rib bed). Needles are alternating–not directly across from each other. … Read More