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*Finishing*
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How to remove the garment
from machine.
(3)
Winding
method.
(1) Waste knitting.
*
After knitting is
completed,
knit
8-10
rows
with
waste yarn. Remove the yarn
from the
yarn feeder and move the Carriage across.
(Be
sure
the
Cam
Lever
is set
at
"STOCK
I
NET".)
(Refer
to page
19.)
(2)
How to remove part of the fabric from the
machine.
Set the Cam Lever
at
Stockinet and
the Russel
Levers at
I.
( 1) For the stitches that are to remain on
the
ma-
chine, bring the needles to D position.
For
those
stitches to be removed, leave the needles
in
B
position.
(2)
Thread
a different
coloured
yarn
into the Yarn
Feeder and knit
some waste
knitting for
the
needles in B position.
(3)
In
order
to
knit again
the
removed
fabric
on
the
machine if needed, pick up the stitches on
the
row before the waste knitting and place them
ba
ck
onto the
needles.
When the knitting is finished, measure the yarn
across
the
fabric
3
times,
cut it, and
thread
the
Tapestry
Needle
with
the yarn. Then
wind
off the stitches as illustrated
and
remove the
fabric·from the machine
w
hen
finis hed.
CD
(4) Binding off.
With the aid
of
the Tappet, bind
off
the stitches as illustrated. Knit the row for the binding off with
the
Stitch
Dial
2-3
numbers higher
than
the original one to make the stitches loose.
CD
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