CSM Cast On Sack

Directions for making a Colorado Cranker cast on sack and cord. Preview of what the cast on sack looks like, what is different from a cast on bonnet. How the cast on sack is used is also shown. The making of 5 stitch cording is shown then the start of the cast on sack through to the finish with a latch tool chain bind off.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• Sock
• Machine
• demonstrations

[MrWolfva]

where do you find those machines?

[TheColoradoCranker]

@MrWolfva

My first Tuttles came from family and friends.

[TheColoradoCranker]

Thank You for the kind words of support. It is good to know my videos inspire you. I know of only 25 or so Tuttle / Tuttle Tryon machines in existence. If you discover one, you have found a true treasure. New needles are still being made for the Tuttle; they are the finest hand milled cast iron CSM made in America.

I purchased both my Tuttles from Barry Travis at kawblt@aol.com.

I was making socks and fingerless gloves. They are shown about midway into the video.

CandyLee

[2710Pocahontas]

I ran across this video accidentally and I just watched it because the machine looked so interesting, but what did she make? Was it a sock, stocking, sweater sleeve, leg warmer, etc? I'm just a little confused.

[inika1668]

I want to purchase such machine. How many does it stand?

[tuva600]

How did I end up watching this again?...

[andrea34824]

gooddd

[luciarockkobe]

Where did you get you machine????

[indibabs122275]

amazing. i wish i had one of these machines! you are skilled! God bless.

[abek82]

thanks ... I learned something new ;-))