🧶 Prym Comfort Twist Knitting Mill in Alabaster White with a Hint of Purple Review

Very picky about thread selection. Stitches fall even when I walk very slowly and every time I make sure the hook catches the thread. I adjusted the speed and tension and practiced, and it still came out with just a few inches of dropped stitches. I ended up giving up the perfect cord and doing "good enough please don't unravel the cord". Even when using Taki classic light you don't get a stable result, but a lumpy cable. Also, the load has sharp edges on the inside and if you thread the cord…

I needed a tie for my shoelaces and thought it would make my job easier. nope The crank should turn clockwise or counterclockwise, but it doesn't turn clockwise, which is very inconvenient for a right-handed person. After a few inches of Icord emerges from the bottom, the handle sticks and won't budge. I'm using a plain acrylic sport yarn that I've used successfully on a double row knitting machine. Tried tension and no tension on the cord and tension and no tension on the yarn, nothing…

It took me a few tries to get started but I know I'm going to love it! Here are some tips I've learned so far: 1) Don't lie. Thread #4 (e.g. Red Heart) cannot be used. A bit disappointing I know. The reason is that it just gets too thick and won't go through the chute. It also gets caught around small hooks and makes a mess and then you have to cut it off. You know I tried anyway! 2) Sport yarn #3 works like a charm and knits a nice tube. That's definitely the weight I would recommend. In my…