Machine knitting - openwork stitch - cables and lace

[@sarahvandekendelaere8761]

That looks really nice! My machine is - unfortunately - in storage because we sold our house and we are waiting to move into our new house ... I miss my machines so much!! At least I can watch you work on yours and get lots of inspiration for when I can start again 😎

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you; oh that is still very exciting! good luck with the move ❤️ that sounds like a plan!!

[@thalassalib]

I just discovered your channel and am very inspired by your openwork tutorials - thank you!! Hoping to give this one a try this weekend. 😊

[@Knitology1x1]

Yay thanks for watching! How did it go? 💖

[@amandawhitmire9310]

@@Knitology1x1 the little swatch I made turned out so well I am thinking of ways to use it for something. 🎉 😊

[@Knitology1x1]

@ yay!! So happu yo hear that! Happy knitting ♥️

[@melenelewis2955]

I love watching your videos.....i havent done much knitting on my old machine and have gain a lot of weight so i am struggling to get the rit if garments right....do you have a video on calculating how to draw and knit a raglan sweater with the methid of calculating ...please ?

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you! I completely understand , it is not always so simple and straightforward 😊 I only have video on set in sleeve; raglan and saddle sleeve are in my future plans hope to have time to make videos on those at some point. ☺️

[@ClaudiaArnold]

What kind of yarn are you using? I once broke my old Passap with crochet cotton (to tough) but if the yarn is very elastic will the fabric stay open? It definitively does not work with sock yarn 😅!

[@Knitology1x1]

For the sample in the video I used cashmere 90% cotton 10% yarn but I have used cotton too and it knitted fine. it really depends on the type of cotton; I used a 4 ply coned cotton for machine. sorry to hear you've broken your machine 🫣 :(