I was looking for an easier way to do decreases on a shaped, swirled-crown, sock cap. Thanks, as this will save a lot of time. Cheers.

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Thank you!  You are so thorough in your videos.

I enjoy your videos and wish I lived closer to Seattle! I am a subscriber after someone mentioned you on Knitting Paradise! Thank you!

You make it look so easy!

Thank you Helen your videos are clear, concise and very informative

Thankyou for the videos , they are excellant from maggie Sydney Australia. i wish i did not live so far awayx

Thank you so much for such clear instruction.

Really enjoying these. Thank you.

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I'm wondering if it would be faster to use a straight, stiff, stainless steel wire (as used in shaping knitting) instead of a garter bar, after the transfers? It would save having to skip over the empty places on the garter bar, since the stitches are all together on the wire.

Thanks, again, for sharing your expertise.

Thank you so much for your very clear and pedagogical video! I am a beginner on the Brother KH940 . Where can I buy the same garter bar  and stitch blocker as you are using in your video?

Just out of curiosity is there a way to use the garter bar on the ribber? Just thinking in terms circular knitting rather than flat knitting.  I love these videos and learning new skills with my machine.

Thank you.  You certainly make that look easy!  I was curious if it would be advantageous to center the knitting when putting back on the bed? My understanding for things like patterning on a punchcard machine is it works from the center of the bed?  I guess maybe electronics can work from the edges, maybe?