Winter Gloves Made on a Knitting Machine (Passap)

[@CJMactaggartknits]

I LOVE how the passap does circular knitting on thumbs and fingers.

[@CJMactaggartknits]

The way the pushers work makes it so cool. I want to try mittens when I get done the plaid project.

[@ArtOfClay]

I also have an idea to knit mittens. I even have the model in my head. Today I had some free time, and I knitted half of the gloves following the pattern you sent me. I only need to knit the fingers, and I will send you an update when I get them done. 😊

[@galaxythree4653]

Again you have explained and gotten such close up images, you have made reading those Passap MODEL BOOK instructions look easy. Thank you so much for what you are doing for everyone getting familiar with the Passap knitting system and patterns.

[@galaxythree4653]

It is a little over 1 year ago you published the video opening the knitting machine box. The first time you had even seen a knitting machine you could use. Look how much you have learned, made, AND EXPLAINED to others in a year. WOW! You are AMAZING!! Thanks for all your efforts to help others enjoy their Passap machines.

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you for all the help and support during my knitting journey! 😘

[@ayda433]

Gracias por sus enseñanzas.

[@knit1924]

what a great video!!! Best I've ever seen for knitting fingered gloves!! Your explanations are clear and concise! How did you ever become so proficient and you aren't even doing it in your own language. You're simply amazing and brilliant!! Thank you for helping all of us!!

[@ArtOfClay]

🥰

[@BigTerKC]

Great job! Those turned out fantastic!

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you! 😊

[@sistermaide]

In your true Artofclay fashion, very well done!! Your videos are binge-worthy, in my opinion. You explain the Passap instructions so well. They are so confusing on their own. This is inspirational, I have finally gotten the sock calculator done, I think...I am still testing to make sure it works well on other sizes...but this glove, now is in my head, and I will be aiming for the calculator form to do mittens and gloves this year too. Thank you again for another super inspiring tutorial!!

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you very much, Diane! I am happy to hear that you are almost ready with the calculator.

[@noretelopes7280]

Amazing 😊

[@EsteeDarla]

I have to say this was amazing tutorial very detailed and clear. I been trying to find a video how to make gloves on ribber type machines . Thank you so much

[@ArtOfClay]

I'm delighted to hear that the video was helpful. Thank you very much!

[@EsteeDarla]

@@ArtOfClay very helpful, I been following you for a long time since the clay day lol and I was seeing your other videos and I recently got into the knitting machines an looms all that stuff but I really love the robbers for certain things and gloves is one I really wanted to learn to make my grandkids some

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It's great to hear that you've been following me for a while and that you've recently gotten into knitting machines. Making gloves for your grandkids sounds like a wonderful project. Best of luck with your knitting endeavors!

[@veggieview2264]

Great train and graffiti images in your intro. Are gloves or mittens more common for adults where you live? Are glittens used often where you are? That is a hybrid glove mitten in one. There are two styles of glittens. #1. Is a thumb and index finger seperate from the mitten covering the rest of the hand. #2 Is a fully functioning glove with an optional finger cap that makes it into a complete mitten. Have you seen them? Your artist glove is perfection. I have not seen a machine knitting pattern for one anywhere but your channel. A Big thank you for sharing.

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you for your comment! In my country, gloves are the most popular to wear in winter. The small children are wearing mittens probably because it's easy to put them on. Thanks for telling me about the glittens. I have seen such only on Pinterest. I may try to come up with an instructional video for one of the types.

[@marianellalopezcruz8058]

Buenas tardes soy de Colombia estoy viendo sus videos y son muy interesantes seria chevere que los tradujeran al español mil gracias

[@ArtOfClay]

Hola, no hablo español y no puedo traducir los videos, pero estoy agregando subtítulos, así que puedes intentar hacer clic en la rueda dentada (en la esquina derecha) mientras ves un video y activar la traducción automática. _____ Hello, I don't speak Spanish, and I can't translate the videos, but I am adding subtitles, so you can try to click on the cogwheel (in the right corner) while watching a video, and turn on the automatic translation.

[@omabedlkadar9946]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@EsteeDarla]

Great video, what is the edge spring's purpose/function?

[@ArtOfClay]

The edge springs help the end stitches to be knitted off properly. Without the edge springs, the end stitches may not be knitted off or may drop. Also, they maintain equal yarn tension all along the stitches. If you knit without edge springs, the end needles will be pulled up on every row.

[@EsteeDarla]

@@ArtOfClay Oh ok thank you cause I want to try making some things just got me a little ribber machine thing and trying to figure it out so I know how to make stuff. Thank you so much

[@ArtOfClay]

You're very welcome! What type of ribber machine did you get?

[@EsteeDarla]

@@ArtOfClay its not a machine like this it witch I was extremely lucky to get my hands on whats called a (The Simpleframe knitting machine) its nothing like this but from what I can understand and what I'm learning seems like I can do everything like on this type just slower and smaller but a lot of fun too. I feel this give me a better idea now that I want to buy me a machine like this .

[@ArtOfClay]

Thank you for telling me the name of the machine. It's an interesting one. Yes, you are correct. The principle of work is exactly the same and you can knit many things on it. It would just take some hand manipulation. This is a pattern for gloves, that one of my viewers sent me and asked me to make a video about last year. I guess it would work better for your machine because it's a single-bed knit: drive.google.com/file/d/1EpRsNs3DI0ogV13GrxZ_F-RhVWFANTT3/view As long as I see your machine uses thicker yarn than the Passap, so you will have to use fewer needles to get the same size. You can start from the rib, make the increases for the thumb, then continue with the flat part. To knit the rib, you have to drop the stitch from every other needle and then, hand-latch the yarns on the front side ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIarYaCKp8yNodU ). Finally, you will have to hand-sew the fingers and the side. I hope this would be of help.

[@DjannaSpaceDZ]

السلام عليكم..لا املك مثل هذي الالة التي عينتها في الوقت 3:13 لو سمحت ما اسم هذا الشيء ..لم اعثر عليه في آلتي

[@ArtOfClay]

يُدعى هذا الجهاز 'ديكر كومب' أو 'ترانسفر كومب' (Decker Comb أو Transfer Comb). قد يكون معروفًا بإحدى هاتين الكلمتين.

[@DjannaSpaceDZ]

@@ArtOfClay thanks ☺️😽

[@jettaloudon1634]

i just got one of these from my neighbour and every time i try to use it it just gets jammed i’ve watched your tutorials and i’m not sure what i’m doing wrong

[@ArtOfClay]

Does the machine get jammed when knitting the first rows? If so, I guess the yarn that you are using is too thick for the machine. Try using fine yarn. There is a yarn chart on page 9 (page 10 in the PDF) in the manual.

[@jettaloudon1634]

thank you i found that thinner yarn definitely helps but now i’m finding that i can’t get past two rows because the yarn isn’t staying on the hooks not sure how to properly explain i wish i could send pictures

[@ArtOfClay]

I can't imagine what is going on, but If you can't knit the first two rows, probably the tension on the mast isn't correct. I am not sure.

[@galaxythree4653]

Good chance you are not using the correct stitch sizes for the yarn you are using as well as not doing a graduated increase in stitch size for the first few rows. 1 or 2 as for first row 2.or 3 ss for second row. 4 ss for the 3rd row. Now. 5 or 6 for garment as and you should be on your way. Make sure you follow the needle rule and have your edge Springs on the end needles you are knitting. Use the correct strippers in the locks. Black with the wheels for single bed knitting. Orange or pink for double bed knitting. Make sure you dont knit too fast. Check your mast head tension as you knit. Make sure you tap down the needle butts on the first few rows as you see Artofclay doing. Good luck