A helpful little aid for casting on, especially before using the Brother Garter Carriage. Can be used on any brand or gauge of knitting machine.

This machine knit Aran-look beanie pattern is in a medium adult size, for Passap e6000 and Duo 80 with Deco.

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A nice quick method to produce a cosy beanie. Experiment with yarn blends to achieve a warm and soft knit. The size can easily be adjusted by adding or subtracting rows and/or stitches.

This is a wonderfully soft and stretchy oversize top to wear over jeans, leggings or a long skirt, for between seasons or during the winter months. the easy fit means that I’ve only provided one size to fit most, but I will describe the easy way to adjust the size if necessary.

This pattern for a scarf or shawl is knitted on a Passap knitting machine. I’ve adapted the instructions from Jana Trent’s Gossamer Tuck Lace Shawl

Lovely warm socks, in a classic Aran cable pattern, knitted toe-up, and incorporating the Fish Lips Kiss Heel method. This pattern will also be needed to knit these socks, and can be obtained for the extremely reasonable price of $1 USD.

This sweater, in sizes to fit 2, 4 and 6 years old, has been designed in double bed jacquard (DBJ), for a Passap E6000, but could be adapted to be knitted on any double bed machine with download capabilities. I downloaded the stitch pattern to my machine using Wincrea, but it could also be downloaded via Designaknit. The BMP file for the stitch...

A light and lovely quick knit, and quite forgiving in fit as it’s so stretchy! Knit in cotton or linen for the summer, or in wool or wool blend to wear over a long sleeved top or shirt for cooler months. I developed this pattern to use up a limited quantity of Jaipur yarn, and just kept knitting the lower garter knit band until I had just enoug...

A delighfully cosy pair of cabled house socks in a thicker yarn than what would normally be used for socks, knitted toe-up, and incorporates the Fish Lips Kiss Heel method by Sox Therapist. This pattern will also be needed to knit these socks, and can be obtained for the extremely reasonable price of $1 USD.

A stylish machine knit baby cardigan with short or long sleeves, in three sizes, with choices of two necklines and four edge finishes. Therefore at least 64 variations are possible. It can be knitted plain, striped, with lace edging or with a baby-sized Fair Isle pattern, using any yarn and gauge.

A basic machine knit sock pattern, for a 10” long man’s sock. Length can be adjusted by adding or subtracting rows between heel and toe shaping. 100g fingering weight sock or other yarn should be sufficient for one pair.

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A fast, fun machine knit project to use up end cones of yarn. No ribber is needed for this design. Choose harmonising, contrasting or toning colours in any fibre, 3 or 4 ply works best on a standard gauge machine. About 10-20g of each colour is all you need.