Electric Knitting Machine for Cords, Braids & Yarn Crafts

Everything you need sits on one small table

• See the cord form in the hopper

  The acrylic hopper is clear, so you can watch the yarn feed in and the tube take shape. A snag or a loose loop shows up in seconds, which means you fix it before it turns into a redo.

• Crank, don't finger-loop

  The crank dial and metal hooks take over the repetitive looping. Your hands guide the yarn and keep it even while the machine does the stitching, so an evening of cord stops meaning sore fingers.

• USB power, anywhere a table fits

  Plug in a standard USB cable and run the machine from a laptop port or a power bank. The clamp fixator grips a table edge, so it stays put at the dining table, a desk or wherever you craft.

From yarn spool to finished cord in a few steps

1. 1
   Clamp it to the table

   Seat the rope clamp and fixator on a table edge and tighten the fixing screw. Give the body a firm push to check it does not wobble.

2. 2
   Thread the yarn

   Use the threading needle to pull yarn through the hopper and under the metal hooks. Go slowly and check each hook before you turn the crank.

3. 3
   Power it up

   Connect the USB cable to a power bank or laptop port, then press the power button.

4. 4
   Crank at a steady pace

   Turn the crank dial slowly and watch the cord form in the clear hopper. Keep light, even tension on the yarn as it feeds.

5. 5
   Trim and tie off

   When the cord is the length you need, stop cranking and trim the yarn. Tie off the ends for a bracelet, hair tie or keychain.

Ready to crank out of the box

• Knitting machine×1

  Clear acrylic hopper, metal hooks and crank dial

• Fixator×1

  Holds the machine steady on the table

• Rope clamp×1

  Grips a table edge

• USB cable×1

  Powers the machine from a USB port

• Fixing screw×1

  Secures the parts in place

• Threading needle×1

  16.5 cm, for pulling yarn through the hooks