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Knitting machine vintage

The use of an old-fashioned knitting machine can be an enjoyable and soothing activity. Making up your own knitting machine vintage patterns and experimenting with a wide variety of various stitching styles may be a lot of fun. This is an excellent method to pick up new skills and foster your creative side at the same time. The end product is going to blow your mind.

Mylar sheets

Mylar sheets were traditionally utilized to serve as the medium for vintage circular knitting machine programming. These sheets were made of a clear plastic material. They had a width of 60 stitches and were cut out on both sides to reveal the underlying fabric. After then, every sheet was coiled up inside of a rubber band.


In order to proceed with the use of the Mylar sheets, the next step is to mark the pattern. On the Mylar screen, the pattern needs to be painted to the right of the zero line that is in the middle. After that, the operator should change positions so that they are knitting. After then, the console will inquire of the operator the number of needles that are currently in use on both sides of the 0 line. If the number of needles on both sides is the same, the console will continue programming regardless of which side is selected. In the event that the numbers are not identical, the console will inquire of the operator as to whether or not they would like to modify the design.


You are able to purchase the Mylar sheet with the markings already on it. If you want to make a complicated pattern, you need probably purchase two or more Mylar sheets at the very least. Following that, you'll be able to combine them into a design with a width of up to 200 stitches.


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