A few weeks back, I was lucky enough to attend a workshop with machine knitting innovator, designer, writer and teacher, Susan Guagliumi. This woman has been on the scene since the early eighties and has a serious amount of expertise and passion for the craft, so it was a privilege to listen to her talk and to watch her demonstrate bridging on her machine. I must admit that I was so engaged by her that I didn’t absorb much of the actual techniques! I just wanted to absorb her stories, thoughts and energy… I figured I could learn the techniques from her book anytime but it’s a rare thing to have access to her in person.
Below are some of the amazing swatches she brought along to demonstrate some of the many applications for bridging.
For more on the workshop, read my lovely friend Christine’s post!








ooooh the rolled cable and the short row heel flaps are amazing!
and you can do all that on a knitting machine??
Oh Wow! That must have been so inspiring! Would LOVE to know how to do those cables….