Brother Ribber Basics - 1x1 Cast on

[@Southerngirl7305]

I love how you bring what your doing up close and explain it as your doing it. Thank you.

[@jeanduncalf]

Thank you for your video. A very good idea to leave the wire in which i mostly struggle with.

[@amandasimmonds1524]

Thank you for a great video. I have just been given two knitting machines and have a lot to learn. This was a great help.

[@JuneClark]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maxinebrown5494]

Thank you so so much your video was so easy to follow, I had success first try. Thank you so much again ❤

[@ReservoirFibers]

I just got a ribbing attachment and a brother knitting machine gifted to me and I am so confused as to how it works lol. Thank you for the videos!

[@JuneClark]

Thank you. Hope they help

[@joselinegarcia6168]

thank you so much, you should re-do this video for better quality viewing. It's still an amazing video, visually easy to understand but with better tech, now a days it would be better

[@JuneClark]

Feel free to do your own! I am a hobby knitter and do not have the funds for professional gear

[@kathleen7849]

You are a life saver.

[@wmpdd33]

I love your really clear number strips, can you remember where you got them?

[@JuneClark]

I got them from Robert Fountain at Smartco

[@valeriegray7282]

I have a KRKnitting machine ,new to me also a 881,my needles on main bed 230 will not stay when I put in work,they slide back I have tried lowering main bed but then holding of ribber doesnt fit so put back s clamps back ,advise please

[@JuneClark]

Have you checked the sponge bar in the main 230 bed and the 230 ribber?

[@JuneClark]

Sounds like you need a new sponge bar in the main bed

[@mofochavno1]

Thank you for the explanation.

[@12jbbh]

I always drop my first row for a neater edge

[@misssimmi2]

What do you mean you drop your first row?

[@misssimmi2]

Where did you get that clip from Jean?

[@JuneClark]

Lol! My name is June! The clip came from a £1 shop, it is magnetic

[@misssimmi2]

@@JuneClark so sorry, stupid auto correct! X

[@countkostaki]

You use T3 for 4ply on a 1x1 rib, what would you recommend for DK yarn? I use T6 for DK yarn when doing a mock rib on the flat bed, but haven't tried it on a ribber yet

[@JuneClark]

I don’t use DK on my standard machine, but on my chunky, after cast on, I would use T1 or 2

[@countkostaki]

June Clark Thank you :-) I finally have taken the plunge and have a chunky machine coming, never had one before, is there a rough correlation you would recommend for DK on a chunky flat bed, ie for a pattern that recommends so many needles for 4ply is there a way of working out how it would work out for DK on a chunky machine? Or is that when swatches are the only way?