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HOW TO MAKE MITTENS

To Make Thumb:

1. Make a flat panel with 12 rows, following the instructions in your manual for making flat 

  panels.  Your switch will be in the up position.  This small panel will be used for making a 

  thumb. 

2. When complete, remove the flat panel from the Knitting Machine.

3. Pull one end tight to cinch it, and sew a seam down the side using a long, loose piece of 

  attached thread.  Tie a double knot.  Leave the thumb piece inside-out.

To Attach the Thumb:

1. Turn the mitten inside-out and put your hand inside.  Gently poke 

  your thumb through in the correct position, making sure not to tear 

  the yarn (See diagram A).

2. Turn the mitten inside-out again and be aware of where the thumb  hole is.

3. Using a loose thread from the thumb and the plastic needle, sew the 

  thumb to the inside of the mitten, securing to the perimeter of the 

  thumb hole by sewing all  the way around.  Sew tightly with stitches 

  close together.  Trim loose threads (See diagram B)

To Make a Drawstring:

1. You will need a drawstring to tighten the large opening where your  hand 

  will go.  Add pom poms to the ends of the string.

2. Braid three pieces of loose yarn, about 24” long each.  Knot one end and 

  thread the other end onto the needle.  Weave around the opening hole and 

  tie a knot at the other end of the braid when you have gone completely 

  around.  You will now make pom poms to decorate the end of your braided    

  string.

Diagram A

Diagram B

To Make Pom Poms:

1. Measure and cut 8 feet of yarn.  

2. Wind the entire piece around your hand.

3. Remove the wrapped piece from your hand and tie a knot tightly 

  around the center, using one end of the braided string (See diagram A).

4. Using a scissor (not included), with adult supervision, cut open all the 

  looped ends (See diagram B).

5. Fold over at the center, gathering all the pieces together and tie 

  another knot above the tie in the center (See diagram C).

6. Trim all the ends to be even length.

Diagram A

Diagram B

Tie a knot

Diagram C

Turn your mitten inside out.

Repeat the above steps to make another mitten.

Cut ends open

Tie a knot

Summary of Contents for Sew Easy 7525

Page 1: ...out for twisting How to Make a Poncho you will need six or seven skeins of yarn for this project This is not included in this set 1 Load the machine to make a flat panel Make sure the switch is in th...

Page 2: ...Model number Date of Purchase Place of Purchase Purchase Price please include sales slip Brief description of the problem Do not return the kit to the store where you purchased it they will not have t...

Page 3: ...ARM See Diagram Tension Arm Handle Decals Unit Legs Plastic Needle 2 Skeins of Yarn See Diagram Slide handle in Add decals to knitting machine Complete Machine Complete Slide feet into the base of the...

Page 4: ...you have completed all three panels prepare to sew them together See Diagram B C D and E Diagram A Dial Diagram B Diagram C HOW TO MAKE LEG WARMERS 1 Follow the instructions on how to make a tube 2 Kn...

Page 5: ...about 100 rows You can adjust the length as desired 2 Finish your panel by using the plastic needle to secure the top end and remove from the Knitting Machine 3 Make four long flat panels that are th...

Page 6: ...switch in the up position 3 HOW TO THREAD THE MACHINE FOR MAKING TUBES 1 Be sure the top removable handle is not attached to the machine See diagram A 2 Feed the end of the yarn through the center of...

Page 7: ...his is very important See diagram E and F 6 Hold the yarn taut and slowly turn the handle clockwise for about five stitches 7 Put the tension arm in the raised position and thread the yarn through unt...

Page 8: ...r Trim loose threads See diagram B To Make a Drawstring 1 You will need a drawstring to tighten the large opening where your hand will go Add pom poms to the ends of the string 2 Braid three pieces of...

Page 9: ...tie a new color on Keep turning the crank slowly at first and continue to knit 1 Load the machine as if you were making a tube and knit 42 rows 2 It is helpful when counting rows to mark your first n...

Page 10: ...plastic needle through the loose end 1 To Remove 1 Slowly turn the crank clockwise until you are between the last stitch 20 and the first stitch 1 2 Cut the yarn and unthread from the tension arm Leav...

Page 11: ...the front of the machine into the Up position 2 Turn the hand crank counter clockwise until it stops 3 Now thread the machine in the same way as if your were making a tube turning clockwise and threa...

Page 12: ...t stitch to the side of the feeder and all subsequent stitches threading from inside the circle towards the outside All the stitches should now have yarn through them 1 Thread the loose end of the yar...

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