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Another doll
I managed to save a tube I knit on my 40 pin. I only managed to get the tube half knit before the machine threw a fit. I will see if I can sew it up and turn the tube into a doll. There are dropped stitches but the tension is good and the fabric looks nice.
Another doll
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@Amanda Berridge thank you
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@Linda Simard merci.
Cut tube
Well ots not perfect but I got it done. Now to practice and do it on a real project.
Cut tube
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Congratulations. It looks great @Janie Dillon great skill to have in your toolbox.
Yarn winders
Manual vs Electric I have both manual and electric winders and was using both this morning so I wanted to do a little review on what I think of them and which I prefer. I think there are pros and cons with both manual and electric winders. I’ve found that some manual winders work better than others. The one that I feature in this post is the grey one in the photos. I am very impressed with this manual winder. It’s very smooth and winds fast. Will wind a whole 100gram ball with no problem. Very rarely tangles. I only have one electric winder and I like it very much. It winds a nice cake of yarn while you do something else! lol.. however, I have found that if you have it winding too fast, the yarn will catch and tangle and you can spend a lot of time unraveling. It winds nice and even and takes a 100gram ball easily. Winding tension is much better with the manual machine, you get a much firmer ball with the manual. The electric one winds looser and can unravel when knitting. You can see in the photos the manual wound vs the electric wound. I think that it’s down to how you like your yarn wound. I’ve found that tighter wound cakes work much better on the machines and knit a much more even tension. Also… I can manually wind 100gram quicker than the electric one does it! 😁 Hope this has helped a bit!!
Yarn winders
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@Sharon Dove oh yes that makes more sense now. My mother was left handed and I am right handed. I learned to knit and crochet from her and there were times that I struggled. Sometimes using a mirror to reflect your movement can help. You are teaching him how to adapt to a right handed world. He will learn, it just takes time. It takes practice to manipulate the yarn and the equipment.
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@Sharon Dove that’s wonderful. July is not that far away. 😁🧶🧔
Which eyes?
Making some more Chill Pills. Can’t decide which eyes I should use. Red with black center Clear with black center Solid black
Which eyes?
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I like all 3 eyes but I prefer the all black.
It worked
I was able to get a handicap parking spot at both McDonald’s (food was brought to our table) and the library so I didn’t really need to use the tether. But since we were early at the library event, we took a short walk to see how it worked. The little ones are being trained to always hold each other’s hand, so I only needed one loop for Hampton and Sullivan to put their hands thru. Thanks all for the suggestions.
It worked
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Congratulations @Sharon Dove on your successful outing with the littles. Great project too😁
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@paul-brown-2919
I have been an avid maker (knitter, crocheter, sewist) and knitting instructor for many years. Machine knitting is my latest thing. 🧔

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Joined Oct 17, 2025
Wakefield, Quebec
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