How to Knit a Panel on the Sentro Circular Knitting Machine (+ tips!) | Sentro School

[@IlenaQ-ct9lf]

Hey Quinn, I just wanted to say thank you for your Sentro School series because it's been such a great help to me!! I see that viewership on this series isn't doing as well as your other videos and I hope that doesn't stop you from continuing this series. I really appreciate the handholding and explanations for every little thing

[@quinnbender]

Thank you so much for your message! As long as there’s someone getting something from this series then I’ll continue it! I know there’s such limited info for the sentro out there, so I’m just happy sharing what I know ☺️ thanks for watching!!

[@northcoastize]

Thks for your detailed info. Re making a panel & not having to change the settings from the tube to panel. I'm looking forward to making my husband a scarf!😂🎉

[@jillrufty5283]

How do you fix dropped stitches? Will you show how to fix those?

[@juliavifi]

hey, thanks for your tutorials, they're very helpful! Do you have any tips on how to fix dropped stitches at the end of a row? I find those super confusing and can't apply the usual "fixing stitches"-techniques to them...

[@DBZBardock00]

Quinn I need help!! Is there a way to knit a stiff brim for a bucket hat on the sentro?? i cant find anything about it online

[@quinnbender]

I don’t want to say it’s impossible, but I do think it’d be difficult, unfortunately. You’d likely have to make a bunch of short panels (all trapezoids) and stitch them together. Then you’d probably want to do something to make the brim stiff (I’ve seen people coat their brims in glue to make them stiff). Sorry I don’t have a better answer for you!

[@northcoastize]

The only thing wrong with your demo, is that the procedure that you're describing are covered by your words. It woul be great if there was a clear view 🎉