This quick and easy sweater is made from 4 flat panels, knit on the Addi King Knitting Machine. No hand-knitting required!

Addi Knitting Machine Pullover

Name: Addi Knitting Machine Pullover
SKU: 10507
Price: 3.49 USD
Availability: InStock

$3.49

PDF Knitting Pattern / Formula & Video Tutorial
Learn to knit your own Custom-Fit Pullover Sweater on your Addi King Knitting Machine!

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PLEASE NOTE:

This is NOT a row-by-row, detailed, written machine-knitting pattern. This is a RECIPE, an approximate guidelines and tutorial for how to make a CUSTOM-FIT pullover sweater on your Addi King Size Knitting Machine. The instructions will show you how to calculate sizing, stitch counts, row counts, and increases for your own custom, machine-knit pullover sweater.

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You will need to know how to:

Knit a Flat Panel on your Addi Knitting Machine
Do a Long-Tail Cast On on your Addi Knitting Machine
Knit Ribbing on your Addi Knitting Machine
Work Increases on your Addi Knitting Machine

Bind Off with a Crochet Hook on your Addi Knitting Machine
How to Seam your Knitting with Mattress Stitch
If you want stripes on your sweater, you will also need to know How to Knit Stripes on your Addi Knitting Machine

All of the video tutorials for these techniques are available on this page.

You Will Need:

Addi Express King Size (46 Needle) Knitting Machine
Approx. enough Yarn in the weight category of your choice for your sweater (I used #5 Bulky) (it’s good to have extra yarn just in case)
Loom Pick

Crochet Hook (I used US size I / 5.5 mm)
Scissors
Measuring Tape
Yarn Needle or Blunt Tapestry Needle