Workshop by the Cambridge machine knitters club

I was neglecting writing for the blog, because customers request, and computer break down took all my time. But it seams, that I am in the
right lane now, got a new laptop with Windows 8. Which is also a
problem because I have to do a lot of learning with this new operating system.

However, life goes on, and I am busy with preparing material and
samples for a Cut and Sew Workshop on November 9-th all day.
 If anyone would be interested to come it is still time to register.
Write to Barbara Bennett at this e-mail:  barb.bennett3@rogers.com
or phone 519 267-5588.
This workshop became to life of popular request, especially for the
projects which is done in fair-isle or other designs, rather than plain stockinet stitch.
I have been doing this method for many years, not all the time, but
when it was easier to finish the neckline with a cut and sew.
I promise that I will write about the workshop after we had all our fun.
It is to bad that machine knitting seminars are becoming very scarce
in Canada, after the many years of the successful Cardiknits Seminar
ended. I am personally missing, that I don't do demonstrations anymore.
I still giving lessons, but most of the time it is the beginning version,
because people obtaining the machines second hand and don't know
how to begin to use it.
But, I am grateful  for any newcomer to this craft and I help as much as
I can.
Now I have to go back to finish my preparation for the Workshop.

Recent posting on yarn sale

Easter Sunday, March 31

I was away from my blog for almost 3 weeks. I had a bad influenza attack, which ended
up with the other person in my household. With both of us sick, not very much happened
other than fixing some food, and taking rests like sleeping.
With the help of some antibiotics we are starting to feel better, but the tiredness remains as a side effects of the medication.
I had a lot of time thinking about new designs, [of course only thinking] and eager to get
back to my knitting room. I hear loud shouting from there:  Where is the boss lady?

I hope that with my next blog I will be able to put more items on the For Sale list hopefully with pictures.
In the meantime I am waiting for the Spring desperately.

So long for now and happy knitting

Ada

Shadow Lace Transfer Tool For Sale

Up for sale is a SILVER REED *Shadow Lace Transfer Tool for all 4.5mm Standard Gauge model knitting machines with Ribber attachment.

 * Note: the set of punch cards that come with this accessory are for 24 stitch repeat punch card knitting machine models.

This particular Shadow Lace Transfer Tool is discoloured but in no way does this detract from the condition and function which is otherwise new-in-box.

The Shadow Lace Transfer Tool can be used for dual functions:

~ For creating Shadow Lace stitch patterns, using the accompanying set of Shadow Lace Punchards in which needles are selected on the knitting machine and then transferred to the ribber using this tool.

~ For transferring up to 20 stitches at one time from either the knitting machine to ribber or ribber to knitting machine. Excellent for creating Basket Weave stitches or transferring from ribbing to stocking stitch.

PRICE: C$35.00 + **HST + additional shipping costs.
**Harmonized Sales Tax not applicable for international orders. 
This item ships from Kitchener, Ontario CANADA.

PAYMENT: Cash, Interac electronic money transfer or Pay Pal.

Please contact me via email at machineknittingmagic@yahoo.ca to order or for more information.

Stay tuned for more knitting machine accessories, complete knitting machines and cone yarn including Tamm 3Ply, Tamm Estilo and Tamm Diamante and Tamm Bebe plus many more qualities.

Happy knitting ~ Ada.