Review on 🧶 Efficient Knitting Made Easy: Discover the Addi Express Knitting Machine by Linda Diaz

Pretty easy to use. The instructions are very simple, and not only being able to make rounds, but also pausing them to create "flat slabs" is a huge plus. You have to work with it to get used to how it works and discover the speed for the yarn so you don't lose a single stitch. It does a good job, all stitches are even and the little switch on the side lets you make flat (square) tracks. This takes some practice and learning the speed of each machine for the type of yarn you will be using. I have both the king size and this one, both work the same. I highly recommend this for your projects, but I also want to stress that you should practice and get a feel for how it works before committing to any final projects. They hope to achieve with it. The small one is big enough for knitting scarves or baby hats and small flat fabrics, but if you want to use it straight from the knitter for an adult size knit hat, it won't fit an adult head of that diameter. What you can do is skip the length for the adult head and then place them side by side to crochet or knit together. King Size Addi, this will definitely fit an adult head while still giving you some flexibility with your cap. It's also great for making sweater sleeves if you want to make sweaters with sleeves that wrap loosely or loosely around your arms. This small block is great for socks, baby clothes (sleeves) or scarves with multiple tubes. These blocks are not cheap and the design quality is well thought out. But again, before you jump to conclusions about how it works, play around with it a bit to see what each unit does and determine how fast the handle spins, since the gauge of your yarn is critical to that is how fast it spins. That said, but once you do, you'll be using it all the time. I also use flat knitting machines that are mounted on a table and move back and forth so I know what works and what doesn't work with these knitting machines. Patience is the key to make things work this way. you want it too Many Thanks.