Machine knitting - Twisted stitches design idea - single bed knitting.

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What do you think of this super easy technique? ✨ It doesn’t have to be an all over repeat you can use it as vertical or horizontal stripes ( combined with plain stockinette or other stitches such as tucks), yoke detail or as blocks. ♥️

[@terrydickson6468]

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[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you 😊

[@marinaandchriss821]

Thank you so much! You are very creative!👍

[@deborahfamuwagun5472]

Very very creative

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you 🥰

[@baricks]

Thanks!

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you so much for your support!! 😊

[@marburuu111]

Leaving the ladder rows in between the stitches you twist is pretty ingenious.

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you 🤗♥️

[@nimetbelmerze254]

Çok güzell❤

[@starcaft2guru]

Gosh you are so smart at developing stitches. Learning so much all the way from Japan ❤

[@Knitology1x1]

Thanks so much ♥️

[@claudratatatata]

very nice Elena, thank you for sharing ^·^ best tutorial maker ever ^·^

[@Knitology1x1]

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[@harichandsinghaniyaknittin4236]

Very nice ♥️♥️🙏🏻

[@Knitology1x1]

thank you! 😊

[@КристинаДильмухаметова-г3о]

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[@Knitology1x1]

Thanks 🤗

[@mcruz2187]

Thanks for this tutorial. I will definitely try these ideas! 😊

[@Knitology1x1]

Thank you, please tag me if you do try ♥️

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Hola, muy lindo como todo lo que enseñas, gracias. Te extrañaba mucho, tus vídeos. No nos olvides. Y gracias por tus enseñanzas

[@Knitology1x1]

Gracias ♥️🥰

[@francadecembrotto37]

Grazie. I tuoi video sono sempre bellissimi. ❤

[@Knitology1x1]

Grazie ♥️

[@byunbyun7456]

so cool!! what machine is this?

[@Knitology1x1]

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[@ИринаКожевникова-ч4ы]

Большое спасибо! Очень интересный узор получился!

[@Knitology1x1]

спасибо!

[@adrianaruggirello9171]

Bellissimo

[@Knitology1x1]

Grazie 😊

[@dt6179]

Hi after creating this sample on this flatbed machine manually can you send this to the factory for mass production? Is there only a chart required of the design to get it mass produced. I say so because can the machine automatically twist the yarn in mass production like you are doing it here manually? Thank you very much. Will be joining your Patron soon.

[@Knitology1x1]

hi! that is great question; I am not entirely sure how would this be mass-produced. From my experience working in the industry I believe that even sending the factory a swatch with a specific stitch should be enough for them to develop it. A chart is also very useful and I think that even a hand-drawn chart to explain a stitch can be used by the factory but I imagine it all depends on teh factory. Let me know how it goes 😊

[@kathleenleslie5527]

Would this work for a scarf??

[@Knitology1x1]

I think so 😊

[@takouatoka8433]

روووعه

[@Knitology1x1]

شكرا لك

[@zeesshelter5362]

What type of yarn did you use? Can you please give the link to buy?

[@Knitology1x1]

For this sample I plied up a few ends of fine yarn: cotton, recycled polyester and lambswool. I only know where the lambswool is from - dead stock from Todd and Duncan, you must email and enquiry if you would like to purchase, they don’t have it on their website. At least that’s how I got it a couple if years ago, I am not sure how they do it at the moment. It is 1/14 lambswool, but they also sell 2/14 which I recommend instead. The other yarns, I purchased from a student on Instagram and am not sure where is it from. Hope this is helpful 🤗

[@zeesshelter5362]

@@Knitology1x1 it is. Thanks a lot. I appreciate you taking your time to explain in detail. I am restricted to only 2 major types of yarn in my country, so unless I order, I do not get varieties.