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For the Wyr Knittr: Instructions
Welcome to Wyr Knitting! We know most of you are not traditional knitters, so we have provided these step-by-step photos to assist you in learning how to use your Wyr Knittr. It's easy to use, but, as with any new tool, the set-up and first steps are important to get right. Once you have mastered the basic technique, check out Beyond the Basics for more Wyr Knitting fun! Get more help for the Wyr Knittr Wyr Knittr FAQs Go Beyond the Basics with The Wyr Knittr Beyond the Basics: Add a Bead Beyond the Basics: Cording in Cording
SETTING UP Thread the wire through the center of the Wyr Knittr. Attach the 3 clips to the wire, gradually lifting them totally off the table after you have completed step 5, Round 2. NOTE If your machine is brand new, the handle may feel a bit stiff and will need to be "rocked" back and forth a bit to help spread the lubrication throughout the workings of the machine. This will take a few rounds of knitting to accomplish, but then you're good to go!
ROUND ONE
Step 1, Round 1: Catch first stitch	Step 2, Round 1: Skip second stitch and catch third stitch	Step 3, Round 1: Skip fourth stitch
Step 4, Round 1: On the first round, pull down gently on wire	Step 5, Round 1: Push down stitch
ROUND TWO
Step 1, Round 2: Catch second stitch	This photo shows the stitch sitting on the latch. It must be pushed down below the latch to knit properly.	Step 2, Round 2: Push stitch below latch, view A.
Step 3, Round 2: Push stitch below latch, view B. With all 3 weighted clips hanging freely and plenty of loose wire, just turn the handle to create your cording!
FINISHING
Step 1, Finishing: Bind off stitches by threading the loose wire through the 4 stitches at the end.	Step 2, Finishing (optional): Before tightening the bound-off stitches, use a #8 hand knitting needle to even out the stitches of the knitted cord.

Get more help for the Wyr Knittr Wyr Knittr FAQs Go Beyond the Basics with The Wyr Knittr Beyond the Basics: Add a Bead Beyond the Basics: Cording in Cording

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