Here's the video explaining how to do side decreases in ribbing:
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ReplyDeleteI found your videos quite by accident and watched them one after the other with passion... These are the first and best course I ever had on machine knitting. I recently found a Passap E6000 and am rediscovering it after many years off this kind of equipment. I have in mind to find a Brother to add to the possibilities... Not that I do not have enough machines between computers, sewing, serging, embroidering and you name it! I am just very sorry to be so far away (in France)from you club, I would have loved to meet with you and share a few hours over our common love for those threads... Thank you again and meilleures amitiés de France. Christiane