Machine Knitting Story
Do you raise alpacas or other fiber animals? What do you do with your yarn?
There is a growing market for sustainably produced US yarn and many customers want to purchase end products in addition to or instead of luxurious yarn. Consider adding one or more knitting machines to your tool box! |
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LK 150The Silver Reed LK-150 Mid-Gauge, plastic bed manual machine, is easy to learn and will assure you fun and pleasure in knitwear with all sorts of interesting patterns. With 150 needles that handle a wide range of yarns from Fine (Weight #2) to Medium (Weight #4), this is a great knitting machine for hand knit yarns. Make knitwear for all seasons.
For lessons from a knitting guru, search for Susan Guagliumi on www.craftsy.com. |
SK 280
Standard gauge, 200 needle, 24 stitch repeat punch card machine.
Ribber, intarsia carriage, lace carriage and color changer available as extras. |
SK 840 System
Standard gauge, 200 needle, electronic machine. Requires DesignAKnit 8 (DAK 8) or a used EC-1.
Ribber, intarsia carriage, lace carriage and color changer available as extras. |
SK 155
Bulky, 110 needles, 9 mm punch card with 12 stitch repeat. Handles up to #5 yarn.
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Silver Reed LK 150 mid-gauge knitting machine
$440.00
The LK 150 offers an excellent knitting machine for the beginner. It is a light weight portable machine that offers a quick and easy way to create stockinet fabric.
This hobby machine gives you the ability to turn imagination into fashion. With its low cost and ease of use there is no reason not to own one. This machine is ideal for Sport, DK and 4 Ply weight yarns.
This hobby machine gives you the ability to turn imagination into fashion. With its low cost and ease of use there is no reason not to own one. This machine is ideal for Sport, DK and 4 Ply weight yarns.
- Mid gauge, 150 needles, 6.5 mm needle spacing
- Manual pattern selection
- Stockinet, Tuck, Thread Lace, Weaving, Plating and Slip stitch types
- Light to medium weight hand knit type yarns