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How to Knit a Flat Blank Panel on the Sentro Knitting Machine

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The instructions included in the Sentro Knitting Machine box flat out suck. That's why I sought to make a series that would clarify the different functions of the machine. This eventually turned into a whole host of ideas and work-throughs that I still enjoy posting today.


Making flat blanks on the Sentro is a challenge for many makers either because of dropped stitches or horrible edges. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to get a decent flat panel off the Sentro. If you're new here, consider subscribing to this blog because I'll be posting a different Sentro Knitting Machine tutorial each week!



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