I was recently working a
Knitweave stitch pattern and found loops at the edges of my knitting. They had caught under the carriage at one point, so I removed the carriage and took a peek under the wheels and brushes. To my surprise, not only was there yarn wrapped around one of the brushes, but I found "fluff" underneath one of the wheels as well.
I put everything back together and tried again, but I was still getting loops.
It turns out it was a rookie mistake!Watch the quick video below
Lesson re-learned:
Don't take the carriage too far past the edge of your knitting.
The stitch pattern shown is from the Knit it Now Stitch Pattern Library:
KIN 929 KnitWeave
Have you turned your carriage over and examined the brushes and wheels? You may be surprised at what you find.
Let us know what you discover.