Sock Machine Restoration
The sock machine stand for the Simplex costs $300 and it is way beyond my budget. Some sock crankers use stools or workbench, but I find neither options suitable for my taste. They are either too low and unstable for the stool or too ugly for the work bench. After exhaustive search at hardware and…
Posts about circular sock machine written by handwerks
A way to cast-on a web that is even and kinda fun. I do this to help get the cobwebs out of my brain as I reacquaint myself with my machine. It really is n...
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Guest blogger Cindy Craft is here to share her experiments with using a Circular Sock Machine to knit single ply socks. She also uses a flatbed machine for color work using singles. If you’ve ever wondered about knitting machines, we think you’ll be very inspired by her post! ——————————————————————————————————– I’m a hand spinner. I spin …
Dean and Bean's circular sock machine for knitting socks, scarves, and more
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How to make a e-wrap selvedge on a circular sock machine.
CSM Accessories We also buy parts and incomplete sock machines
Making Socks with our Friends
CSM table with treadle driven cone winder.
Welcome Tru-knit home of the Tru-knit Circular Knitting Machine by Jamie Mayfield. Your resource for purchasing, support and all things Tru-Knit.
In both the Auto Knitter handbook and the LeGare handbook, you will see a strange circular drawing. There's a lot of information on these li...
Maximize your time for creative play and level up your knitting with a Dean and Bean's 3D printed circular sock machine (CSM.)
Circular Sock Knitting machines completely restored for sale. Private lessons and workshops for Sock machines. Uniquely designed Travellers
Knitted Fingerless Mittens on a Circular Sock Machine: These mittens are made on an antique circular sock machine that dates back to the early 1900s. I'll be using a P.T. Legare 400 for this project with yarn processed from a local alpaca farm.
When my husband got a 3D printer, he wasn’t sure what he wanted to create. I had big plans. I had seen some 3D printed circular sock machines and wanted to...