Potholders done with fully reversible DBJ an Brother 940

This is done like regular DBJ, but the ribber carriage set to slip. After the first 3 circular rows, carriage to KC and knit one row, then changed ribber bed to P and needles need to be hand selected on ribber, always opposite what is on main bed. If the main bed needles is in B, non selected, then the corresponding ribber needle needs to be in D, selected.

Some are done in Yeoman Cannele, some Bonita mercerized Cotton or some other 8/3 cotton, T=5 on both beds.

The red and blue patterns are from "The Tap Dancing Lizard", the others from other books, some modified and combined in DAK. the pictures always show front and backside of the sets.

Embossed FNR slip stitch

Full needle rib, swatch is 60 st wide

half pitch

T=2 with Yeoman Cannele 2/30, one strand each

main carriage slip in both directions, ribber knit all

change yarn color every 14 rows

The red and white swatch is done in Bramwell silky, very similar to the Yeoman Supersheen.

And finally I finished a top with this design, sideways knitted,

Ideas:

Brother ribber book p 22, pin tuck pattern

Denise Musk, The Technique of Slipstitch, p 80, punch pintuck

Susanna Lewis, Machine Knitting Guide to Creating Fabrics, punchcard ripple knitting, p 84

Kathleen Kinder: Book of the Ribber Vol 2

Tamm Estilo T=3

Brother Ribber Book, p 22, color change every 6 rows or all in one color.

ribber side, which I think is the front

back side facing the back of the machine, knitted with main bed

Machine Knit America, Vol 4, No 6