Machine Knit Bloggers

RING DESCRIPTION: This ring is for bloggers who knit using any type of knitting machine. Requirements: 1) Your blog must have existed for at least 2 weeks. 2) You must post an article about machine knitting at least once a month and you must have already posted two articles discussing machine knitting. 3) [em]Important[em] You must know how to paste in the Ring HTML code and must be display on the [em]"main"[/em] page of your blog and so it is visible to visitors. If you put it in the wrong place, ringsurf will kick you out when it automatically checks for the code. (The ring hostess can't over ride this.) I suggest putting it in the sidebar or the footer of your template. Do not paste it into an individual blog article. 4) You are encouraged create a category on your blog for machine knitting. (So tha visitors can find the machine knitting content.) 5) You may not host adult content.

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knutty4knitting

Fibrespates
A blog about knitting, hand and machine, spinning, dyeing, weaving and felting

What\'s knittin\' at Knit In Your Pants
Blog started to chronicly my machine and hand knitting. I knit diaper covers and some kids clothes and whatever else strikes my fancy.

Jussi's knitting circle
Trying to combine my love of knitting ( machine and hand) with my mad family life as an expat kiwi in Sydney

Needles of Steel
The trials and tribulations of a lone machine knitter in Rugby, UK. Free patterns and techniques, and plenty of eye-candy! :)

nurturingneedles
simple sewing and machine knitting and examples of my marbled fabric.Original patterns for sewing and MK as well as my works in progress

Once Upon a Time... A Journey to Middle England
Knitting and Gardening in Central England

My Knitting Machines And Me
Past and present projects on the Knitmaster 4500, Bond and Bond Elite and anything else of interest.

Knitting on the Rogue River
life is all about color!

Quail Hill Knits
A personal blog exploring cut and sew techniques with both hand and machine knitting.

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