I bought a knitting machine… let’s see what I can make in 24 hours // Sentro knitting machine ❣️🎀

So… I saw this Sentro knitting machine toy on Tik Tok (& had to buy it) and now we’re going to see if this actually works and find out what we can make with it… (spoiler alert: I’m obsessed!!!!) #amazonfinds #sentroknittingmachine #tiktokmademebuyit

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〰️ timestamps
00:00 welcome
01:03 assembling the machine
01:25 figuring out how to use the machine
02:49 let’s make a beanie
07:01 tea break
07:33 let’s make a skirt
09:59 assembling the skirt
10:52 final thoughts/skirt reveal
13:52 thanks for being here

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〰️ about me
Hi! I'm Cass and welcome to my digital diary! here you'll find videos from a 20-something girl living in Perth, Western Australia, navigating through life and chatting about all things lifestyle, beauty, mental health, crochet & more; in hopes to inspire women to live their best lives and be kind to themselves whilst doing so.

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[RandomMiss]

I bought a 1974 knitting machine from a thrift store and took it for my differently abled clients to try. They absolutely loved that they were able to create scarves and beanies. So I upgraded and bought 2 of these modern versions and their lives have been so positively impacted by these knitting machines. We now have a very anticipated program where the clients go shopping for their yarn. They all knitted gifts for their loved ones, but couldn’t stop there. So now they make scarves and beanies for the homeless which we collect and deliver twice a year to various organisations. This tool has provided a great deal of empowerment and joy to the clients. I can’t express enough gratitude at just what a brilliant little invention this is. ❤

[knittingnana]

I have 4 circular knitters of different sizes. The sentro is the largest and it was my first one. It is fussy about yarn and tension. Sometimes it will take 3 tries to get it to work. A hat is normally between 120 and 125 rows for double thickness. That being said, it is a marvelous thing. I make hats and scarves and donate them to charity. It's so much fun.

[lilystokie]

Oh MY GOD!! Girl !! that skirt looks FIREE! Cant believe you made it SO QUICK it looks so professional, im in awe. As a crocheter myself, I have always wanted to do bigger projects but the time and effort to make big projects is so overwhelming, but omg I want a knitting machine now ahaha

[Rott.]

I haven't even watched the video and I've already decided that I'm buying this

[misspotential]

This video is actual footage of my first time using this machine like 3 weeks ago! I now have 3 different sizes of these and recently ordered an ultimate sweater machine flat bed knitting machine these things are so therapeutic and satisfying I'm obsessed!

[chucky]

I'm 59 and as a kid had one of those kitting machines! It was called Knit Magic, l still remember the ad ' the faster you turn, the faster you knit' 😄

[thaleiaf]

ma'am! im going to need a tutorial on how you made the long sleeve top ASAP!! they turned out so freaking cute !!!

[jax]

I just bought my machine last night!!! As a huge crocheter I did try to learn how to knit but just can’t seem to get it down. But always LOVED how sharp the knit stitches look. I am so happy for you!!!!

[kabrinawright]

I love your commentary. You don't try but sometimes you're just funny and easy to watch. Love the pieces you made. I want this machine. Thank you

[deliagarza]

Love how happy you are just creating... you did great on all those projects... .. love the color choice on your skirt.. I love to crochet ... i wondered how those worked thanks for the video on how to use and what you can actually make with it...great job..

[Jennifr]

My daughter got one as a kid. She didn't want it so i took over and LOVED it! Man i hated losing it when she moved out. She never used it and now it's lost
After watching this I think I'll get one for myself!

[blusawpatron]

This is gorgeous. Nothing beats the drape of knitted pieces. I got one of these machines a few days ago & I was thinking of mixing the knitted panels with crochet like granny squares, but I haven't got the hang of the machine still.

[chameleoncathy]

If you want to make the multicolored yarn to match on the side seams - you can cut and splice the yarn to make it match - it’s time consuming but it produces a perfect match - I did it with a long hooded sleeveless cardigan

[josies.]

the skirt came out amazing!!!! please post more sentro knitting machine tutorials I would love to sees/do more of them :)

[avee-xl]

OKAY i just found your channel and i am ABSOLUTELY gob smacked-- your entire atmosphere is just _so_ omg i cant shut up about this that adorable yard bowl and your desk set up aND THAT TEA _OMFG_ also you're so pretty and i love your voice and THAT KNITTING MACHINE I WANT IT SO BAD NOW

[krystinatran]

the tops look AMAZING!!! wow I cant believe how fast it took to complete a garment! Im so impressed

[Pythonaria]

I started off with a Bond knitting machine over 40 years ago and made a lot of clothes for my daughter. Eventually progressed to a Toyota knitting machine I bought second-hand with all the accessories and punch cards. Used it for many years and made lots of jerseys with it. I had the extension bed for it as my now late husband was a big man. It also had the ribber attachment. It became quite difficult to get spares for it and eventually I got rid of it. Once you start with basic machines, you'll eventually want a decent machine that does just about everything.

[myfavoritejacket]

omg this is perfect I sadly had to stop knitting because of Carpal Tunnel but with this I could totally pick up the hobby again!

[charlescollymore]

When seeing seams next time, instead of the crochet hook, use the darning needle to pick up the stitches just as you did with the beanie. Just cast a very long tail and thread your needle, and it will give you a very seamless look. Remember to weave in the ends when finished

[mamabee]

I am a knitter- and doing that one beanie by hand would take me at least a full day if not several days of constant
Work so it is amazing to me that you can do this. Would much prefer to hand knitting.