[Glenden9]

Hello to you all,
I am new to Knitting Paradise but have been machine knitting for many years.
I have enjoyed reading your questions and chat and it is great to see messages from so many different countries. It is a bit like a magazine popping in each day and there always seems to be something of interest so I am looking forward to being a part of it. So, greetings to you all.

 

[blessedinMO]

Greetings and welcome from Missouri. You might also announce yourself in the Machine Knitting section for more coverage, but I'm glad to see you here.

 

[Glenden9]

Hi. I do not want to be "in hiding" so how do I show where I live on my details, please?

 

[run4fittness]

Hello and welcome! Go to "My Profile" at the top of the page and you will see where to fill in!

 

[boots]

Welcome from Oklahoma, USA.

 

[Glenden9]

Many thanks for the info. I have tried it and hope it works.

 

[Glenden9]

Oh, yes, it does.

 

[kiwiannie]

Hi and welcome to kp,from Australia. :lol: :lol:

 

[blessedinMO]

Forgive me for being blind today. Welcome again.

 

[susieknitter]

Welcome from Derbyshire, nice to have a new member. What make of machine/machines do you have?

 

[Azzara]

Welcome from Ontario Canada.

 

[Glenden9]

Greetings. I bought a second hand Knitmaster fifty years ago - it had a globe attached where we put a ball of wool and it had no patterns except what could be done with the pusher. No lessons available either. When I bought a new one I stuck with Knitmaster and have the 700 punchcard and the Sk 480 Electronic as well. I have just given my 150 Chunky to charity as I find bulky knits too warm to wear. I love the Knitmaster

 

[Alimac]

Hi. Welcome.

 

[roamin in the gloamin]

Welcome from me too, glad you joined us

 

[Linuxgirl]

Hello from Germany. Enjoy the forum, there are so many nice people here.

 

[wurzel]

Welcome from Sussex. I feel I have lots of friends
on
Knitting Paradise. I am sure you will feel the same. Welcome to the gang!!

 

[Teebird]

Welcome from Ontario,Canada.

 

[susieknitter]

Greetings. I bought a second hand Knitmaster fifty years ago - it had a globe attached where we put a ball of wool and it had no patterns except what could be done with the pusher. No lessons available either. When I bought a new one I stuck with Knitmaster and have the 700 punchcard and the Sk 480 Electronic as well. I have just given my 150 Chunky to charity as I find bulky knits too warm to wear. I love the Knitmaster

Whoops....posted twice! :lol:

 

[susieknitter]

Greetings. I bought a second hand Knitmaster fifty years ago - it had a globe attached where we put a ball of wool and it had no patterns except what could be done with the pusher. No lessons available either. When I bought a new one I stuck with Knitmaster and have the 700 punchcard and the Sk 480 Electronic as well. I have just given my 150 Chunky to charity as I find bulky knits too warm to wear. I love the Knitmaster

It will be nice to have someone with good knowledge of how to use a Knitmaster (also known as Singer,Studio and Silver Reed) on here. Most of us use Brother machines so people with Knitmasters don't get quite so much help when they need it.

I started out using Knitmasters but moved over to Brother machines. Last week I went to help someone that was having trouble doing ribs on her knitmaster and I must admit I had to sit and read the manual before I could do anything.

I'm sure you will be a blessing to the owners of these machines on here.

 

[Lise Paauw]

Welcome from Ontario Canada..😃😃