Machine Knitting - Combining tuck stitch and eyelets

[@___viox]

i love you. i can’t express how thankful i am to have stumbled upon your videos. i’m in fashion school and we are learning machine knitting but have not been taught anything like this and it has been SO inspiring. thank you so much you are amazing!!!

[@yakshimalhotra]

Aw thank you so much. That means a lot! I hope you are learning plenty and enjoying the process :)

[@lisachavis4194]

I love watching you create so many lovely swatches. It lets me appreciate my knitting machine more and I really like short row work and the beautiful designs you create. Unable to take your classes in the US.

[@yakshimalhotra]

Thank you.You can join my Patreon which has more advanced techniques :)

[@andreaharding470]

Thank you that is a very interesting combination of yarns and techniques.

[@yakshimalhotra]

I am glad you enjoyed it :)

[@lilianabails9235]

Una belleza!!!!!

[@fengwu4220]

On the second transfer you say left needle transfer out, h out to where? ( left needle transfer to where? You went it. very fast and camera is not focused ) I missed that can you please explain. Thanks. I loved the pattern very beautiful

[@yakshimalhotra]

The left stich to the left working needle, and the right stitch to the right working needle so this will leave you with a needle layout of 3 needles with stitches, 3 empty needles :)

[@Sewingtrue100]

Hi, just wanted to ask, not sure what is meant on tuck stitch. The purl side would tuck stitch, or is the tuck the extra stitches put into holding position. Much appreciated, great videos.

[@yakshimalhotra]

Hello, Tuck stitch is where the needles hold the stitches (floats over the needles pushed forward) so it creates a little tuck in the knit. You can use the back or the front of the knit depending on which side you like better :)

[@Sewingtrue100]

@@yakshimalhotrahi there, thanks for the reply, I understand about the floats on the tuck, Much appreciated for the information. 😀

[@fadwaeltubgy200]

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