Where every machine headache already has an answer.
A warm new community for domestic machine knitters —
beginners and the beautifully stuck — is now open for members.
Whether you're making something for yourself, for your home, or to wrap up and gift — every MkH pattern is designed to be achievable, satisfying, and genuinely useful.
At MkH you'll find patterns written for real machine knitters — the ones who have the machine, the yarn, and the enthusiasm, but sometimes just need a little guidance to get going.
Our patterns come in two versions: a static PDF you can download and keep, and a dynamic version that calculates your stitch and row counts from your own tension swatch. No guesswork. No awkward adjustments. Just cast on and knit.
Example of the Machine Knitting Hub Skool classroom and a dynamic pattern....
Bring your machine, your questions,
your half-finished rows
▸ Knitting Machine Mistakes - Every maker makes them
Find Your Machine Knitting Stage — With Personalised Tips To Move Forward is now live — and I'd love for you to give it a go!
We all hit a snag sometimes — a dropped stitch, a tension problem, a carriage that just won't behave. This resource is your first port of call when something goes wrong.
"Whether it's asking questions, sharing your work, or supporting others, your presence here genuinely makes this community what it is. Thank you. 🧶 Let's celebrate our wins together."
Ready to make things?
You're not alone. And you're not doing it wrong.
You just haven't had the right support yet.
▸ We celebrate the wins - together
▸ Find Your Machine Knitting Stage Quiz - we also have a bit of fun!
Your machine is waiting.
So are we.
Step-by-step guidance
A finish-line culture
Everything is sequenced. You always know where you are, where you're going, and what to do next. No overwhelm. No rabbit holes.
Most machine knitters learn in chaos — scattered YouTube videos, random Facebook tips, old manuals with no context. The Machine Knitting Hub is different in three important ways.
Jan's approach is student-led — she asks the right questions, understands how you learn, and meets you where you are. That's not something a course or a Facebook group can do.
Jan built her reputation on helping people complete projects. This community reflects that — you won't be left halfway through with no idea how to get to the end.
A tutor who listens before she teaches
You bought the machine. Maybe you even got a few rows in. But somewhere along the way, it got complicated — and now it's gathering dust while you wonder if you'll ever really crack it.
Machine Knitting Hub is built for exactly where you are. A friendly, no-jargon space where you'll get the guidance, the community, and the confidence to finally make the knitwear you've been dreaming of.