
About Myself
I have been Hand Knitting since 1967, and Machine Knitting since 1989. When I purchased my first machine, the Brother KX-350, there was no place for me to get any info on how to work it, except for the manual that came with it. If I had bought one of the big metal machines back then, I could have had lessons, but the nearest Knitting Machine Store wouldn't help me. So I learned just by taking my hand knitting skills and putting them to the machine. The key I try to control the machine and not let the machine control you. And I would love to pass on my knowledge to those that are interested.
I am a 1 woman show. I have recorded, produced, and marketed many short knitting machine techniques tutorial video's and put them together on DVD disks with similar topics. I try to put as much as possible on each disk which is close to 2 hours for each, so you get your monies worth. I also make them in PAL format for the many countries that have that system. My first thought about making my DVD's was for them to be viewed on a TV so that one can watch them while having their machine in front of them also. They can be viewed on computers with programs that will play the VOB (video) files. Like Windows Media Player, at least version 9 and up, and have heard that Mac OS X can play them also. Not sure about the Linux OS.
Others like myself can not get their knitting machine in the computer room to be able to watch and do. I have many grateful customers, and some I have even gave their permission to put in the unsolicited comment
page.
If you would like to Skype me and I am not on, you can email me and set up a time for us to chat. I will have to allow you to my list before we can. I don't normally have that on with all that I do, but would love to video chat or even show you something on one of my machines via Skype. If you do not have Skype but have a web cam, I do have a couple web pages that we can do the same, again email me to set up a day and time.
List of my disks, newest ones on top
