Tam.mp4

Machine knit a cute, pinwheel-patterned short-rowed tam. By Diana Sullivan. For additional patterns, tips, and techniques visit http:diananatters.blogspot.com.

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Howto & Style

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• machine
• knitting
• hat
• tam
• short-rowing

[dianaknits]

You might consider emailing Sunny Choi in Hong Kong and see if he has the ribber brackets in stock. jackyknitting@ gmail.com

[dianaknits]

You can contact one of the dealers who does Brother repairs about a part. I have some dealer links at my blog.

It is helpful, too, to keep those brackets greased.

Check out the blog for a complete ribber course. Scroll down the left-hand side and it shows the vairous courses, diananatters dot blogspot dot com.

[dianaknits]

Sorry, Carole, I don't understand what you're asking. 

[knittingcrochet]

thanks Diana

I was knit berets with another way

I do short row in right and left

copy and best this url

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[elimor1000]

I am knitting your Tam, but I end up with 421 rows, can´t figure out what I am doing wrong. What do you do with the last needle on the right side? Do you take the yarn under it, or do you just put it to work?

Eli

[dohafee]

Great video as usual Diana! Can I do this on my bulky machine? Do you have a pattern I can purchase for the bulky?

[EsteeLaurie]

Hi, Diane,

I found your videos while searching for help on my ribber. I have a Brother 965i, with a KR 850 ribber. It's been put away for a long time, and now that I'm getting it going again, the left bracket doesn't hold or click down to disingage. I think I'm missing a part of the bracket. Is there any advicse you could give me?

Laurie

[Joanrus1]

Great tam. Do you have the directions written any where?

Joanr1

[carole7172]

something else new... That tam looks like work Diana. How do I put in a isp change and a picture?

[phy274]

Diane I think this is fantastic. Looks easy and very simply shown. Very Cleverly done.