Trouble Using Knifty Knitter

By

GWYNETH LLOYD

11/04/2010

You need to use a thicker yarn, or two or three yarns together.

By

Patty Lynn

11/02/2010

The only way I can get my stitches to not look loose is by knitting with 2 strands of yarn at the same time. In fact, that is what the makers of the Knifty Knitter recommend. When I get new yarn, I just roll it into 2 balls instead of 1, and I knit with both balls, or I mix it up and use 1 strand of variegated yarn and 1 strand of plain.

I just bought the Knifty Knitter at Walmart. I can't get the tension right. Each time I loop around the pegs, it's too tight to work off, or it's so loose that it doesn't make a true stitch.

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I have had the Knifty Knitter for some time and have been unable to figure it out with the basic instructions. This may be because I don't know how to knit and therefore have no idea what the term "knit off" means. What does it mean and how do I do it? Is it the same as tie off? It is not explained in the instruction book I recently purchased.

By Robyn from Chenoa, IL

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RE: Trouble Using Knifty Knitter

Watch the tutorials on the You Tube website: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+use+a+knifty+knitter+loomandaq=0

Knit off means to cast off or bind off. Search on Google for the instructions. (09/07/2010)

By MCW

RE: Trouble Using Knifty Knitter

Try You Tube, just type in Knifty Knitter and you should get some instruction videos, here's one that may help you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRc5HfZ77T8 (09/09/2010)

By GWYNETH LLOYD

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