THIS IS NOT A TRADITIONAL SOCK MACHINE - No returns on this item except for manufacturer defect
Addi Express KING SIZE Knitting Machine with ROW COUNTER!
This is the King Size version of the original Addi Express. The KINGSIZE Addi Express knitting machine is quick and easy! It boasts 46 needles, and also creates both tubular and flat knitted pieces. Scarves, hats, bags, home decor, ponchos and more can be made with the machine. Addi features a full-color, fully-translated pattern book to support the machine as well! Watch the video below of the smaller original Addi Express. The Addi Express knitting machine can make swatches like the FLAT FEET YARN we carry ready to dye to your hearts delight! This machine will knit a swatch up to 17.75 inches across!
The Addi Express will make swatches, scarves, small baby socks and more much faster than hand knitting!

Addi's amazing "Addi Express" knitting machine, is capable of both circular and standard back-n-forth knitting. It is capable of creating hats, scarves, blankes, bags, baby/child socks, and so much more! The Addi Express Knitting Machine has the best of both worlds circular and back and forth knitting.  This amazing device can literally "crank" out shop swatches in minutes.  You can also use the Express for quick scarves, hats, blankets, ponchos, socks and more!  Look for Cat Bordhi's Addi Express booklet, for more great ideas on this exciting new machine!  We highly recommend getting this book when you order the kntting machine.  (This machine cannot create large size socks unfortunately)
   
    Hello fellow knitters this is a note from Rachel one of the resident product testers and knitting addicts here at Paradise Fibers. I have been playing with the Addi Express for some time now and I must say it is super neat. I'm working on a cute shawl/shrug that is in the Quick and Easy Knitting with Addi Express book. The shrug is made using knitted strips that will then be stitched together. I am the worst person about darning but I decided that for the speed of this little machine a little sewing is not a bad trade off at all. I used Art yarns for my project and so far it is turning out great. Keep on the lookout for a video about my project. I found that once you get the hang of casting on, knitting is a breeze. I use a steady rhythm and keep a sharp eye on the needles to avoid mishaps although when a stitch is naughty it is pretty easy to mend using the instructions in the book. This machine is very compact too. It clamps onto the edge of a table and is smaller than most dinner plates. You can easily clamp it to a heavier TV tray and knit from your favorite chair. It only took me a couple of hours to feel really at home with this machine and I'm sure you will enjoy its versatility as much as I do.
Rachel
Fiber artist in Paradise!