1.   Choose two different weaving yarns and lay each of these over about half the needles.

2.   For your first attempt at weaving, use a medium thickness yarn for both the background and the weaving yarn.

3.   If you are using a plain weaving yarn, particularly one of medium thickness, then the punchcard usually supplies the design.

4.   In fact, any difficult yarns of this type are easier to weave if the weaving yarn is waxed.

5.   Just change the weaving yarn from one side to the other at the end of every row.

6.   Knitweave can be thought of as a stocking stitch fabric with the weaving yarn caught into it on the purl side.

7.   On Silver and Knitmaster machines, you position it in the weaving yarn guide.

8.   The weaving yarn is laid into the stocking stitch knitted with the main yarn following a pattern.

9.   The weaving yarn should always be on the leading edge of the carriage.

10.   When the weaving yarn is medium thickness, you want short to medium length floats.