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Introduction to Plain knitting

43 needles are used

1 / Make sure that the operating switch is up. Pull

some of the yarn off the ball and through the middle

of the addiExpress until it touches the table.

2 / Now turn the handle backwards and start with

the first white needle to the left of the black needles.

(The black needles are not used for plain knitting)

3 / Start turning the handle slowly clockwise, while

doing this alternate the position of the yarn from in

front of to behind of the rising needle. This is done

until you reach the first black needle.

4 / When you come to the first black needle, the

yarn runs outward. Follow the steps 5 to 6 of the

chapter "circular knitting". (The loop of the first

black needle goes off later and can be hidden by just

pulling it tight.)

5 / The difference to round knitting is that you turn

the handle forwards and backwards. Each end of a

row will be shown by a stop of the winding. Always

turn the handle until it stops.

6 / In order to cast off follow the steps 8 to 10 of

circular knitting.

addiStopper

1 / The addiStopper allows you determine individual

web widths in a quick and clean style.

2 / Use: Place the stopper to the left of the black

needles, 2 needles from where you wish to begin

(to do this, first turn the handle till you reach the

desired white needle and position the first stopper).

Place the second stopper 4 needles beyond where

you wish to end. When turning the handle, make

sure the edge stitches are picked up properly!

3 / Example: To knit 10 stitches straight up, use

needles 6 to 21. To do so, position the first stopper

(start stopper) between needles 5 and 6. Position the

second stopper (end stopper) between needles 21

and 22.

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Multi-coloured knitting/version 1

Tying yarns together

1 / To knit with more than one colour, just tie the

two yarns together. Be careful to make a proper, tight

knot.

2 / Lay the ends of both yarns, one behind the other,

in a cross.

3 / Place your left thumb on the point where the

yarns cross.

4 / Then make a loop with the thread in your right

hand around its own end.

5 / Now take the end of the other colour. Lay it over

the right-hand thread of the loop and pull it through

under the left-hand thread.

6 / Remove your thumb from the loop and pull the

knot really tight. Cut the yarn end off near the knot.

When knitting it in, position the knot in such a way

that it does not sit on a needle.

Multi-coloured knitting/version 2

Crossing yarns

With this version, neater joins are generally

achieved.

At the end of a row or round, the ball that was being

used is removed from the yarn guide and placed in

the centre of the machine.

The ball with the new colour is introduced into the

thread guide and knitting continues in the normal

manner for machine knitting.

For recurring strips, such as the ones on the waste-

paper bin (see page 38) and the striped cardigan (see

page 58), the two balls are interlaced once after each

turn (= 2 rows) so that no loose threads remain on the

side - as in hand knitting.

Upon completion of the piece of knitting, that is after

casting off, it is recommended to tie the free-hanging

threads together and then to sew them up.