Collegiate Blanket knit by Kathy Stone on the Passap E6000 using Technique 186. Approximate finished size: 44″w x 64″h

WELCOME TO INTERKNIT MACHINE KNITTING GUILD

Interknit Machine Knitting Club was originally founded as an “in-person” Club in the suburbs of Chicago in the fall of 1995 for the support, education, and fellowship of machine knitters of all experience and expertise levels, regardless of the make or model of machine used. We now meet via Zoom and boast members throughout the U.S., Canada, England and Australia!

Interknit is not affiliated with any knit shop. It is self-supporting. Members include beginners, hobby knitters, designers, authors, teachers, and interested knitters from across the United States as well as a couple of foreign countries. Our club year begins in January with annual dues in the amount of $25 payable by December 31st of each year. New/returning members may join at any time during the year. Regular meetings are held via Zoom on the second Saturday of each month from 10:00 a.m. – Noon, Central Time Zone. A typical meeting includes a brief business meeting, an enthusiastic show and tell and a program provided by one of Interknit’s own demonstrators or a guest instructor. We also have two or three hour workshops/seminars with guest demonstrators each year, and we provide knitted items for local charities and organizations such as Wool-Aid.

JUNE 2026 MEETING

DIANA SULLIVAN SEMINAR!

You will definitely not want to miss our June meeting! Diana will be conducting a two-hour seminar detailing stitch construction, how to pick up stitches from the top or bottom and how to lengthen a sweater.  Diana will teach two methods.  The first is preferred if you have plenty of yarn, and you would rehang the sweater just above the ribbed welt and then knit extra length and a new welt. The second technique is for when you need to reuse the ribbed welt.  With these methods, there is NO cutting into the sweater until the alteration is finished, and no risky work with open stitches. Be sure to attend this class if you want to better understand how to pick up stitches easily and accurately from the purl side. 


It’s going to be great! Be sure to join us!

Diana Sullivan
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