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HOW TO KNIT: REVERSIBLE BEANIE HAT using the Addi Knitting Machine (super easy!) These hats are so easy to make. Get out your Addi Knitting Machine and make these in 30 minutes or less. Because these hats are reversible, the added layer of thickness makes these beanies really thick and soft.

In this step by step tutorial I will show you how to make a knitted cable pillowcase on the Sentro Knitting Machine but these steps will work on most circular knitting machines including the Addi King.

Items used Sentro Knitting Machine, Row Counter, Darning Needles.

ARNE + CARLOS are showing you how to create a project bag with the Prym Maxi knitting mill. They show you step by step how to use the Prym knitting mill maxi and how to create a project bag step by step. Final size of the bag: 19 cm x 29 cm Final size of the cord: 1,1 m Yarn needed for the project bag: - 1-2 balls of 50g yarn 4-5mm

This tutorial shows how to make socks on a circular knitting machine; the whole sock is done on the machine, it isn't necessary to hand-knit the toe or heel. This is done by using short rows. The resulting sock looks very neat and tidy. This video has a translated over-dubbed soundtrack in English (the original was in German I think).

This is a way to knit Fingerless Gloves on a circular knitting machine. These fingerless gloves feature a long tail cast on with a ribbed cuff, and the thumb is knit after the rest of the mitten is finished. (Or one can skip the ribbed cuff if it is too difficult.) First section: 15 rows circular. Second section: put three stitches on stitch-savers, then knit 5 rows flat-panel. Third section: cast those three stitches back on with a scrap of yarn (1 row), then knit another 11 rows circular. Then bind off. Thumb: this is actually done on the knitting machine as well, picking up stitches and doing it as a flat panel. Then the seams are sewed up.