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product_id: 47923518
title: "Prym - Maxi Plastic Blue (Large) Knitting Mill - 1 Piece"
brand: "prym"
price: "2451 DH"
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reviews_count: 10
category: "Prym"
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# Switch for flat or circular knit 44 circular stitches max Preloaded yarn for easy start Prym - Maxi Plastic Blue (Large) Knitting Mill - 1 Piece

**Brand:** prym
**Price:** 2451 DH
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧵 Knit your style, stitch your story — don’t miss out on the Prym Maxi magic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Prym - Maxi Plastic Blue (Large) Knitting Mill - 1 Piece by prym
- **How much does it cost?** 2451 DH with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/47923518-prym-maxi-plastic-blue-large-knitting-mill-1-piece)

## Best For

- prym enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted prym brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Instant Visual Guidance:** Comes partly preloaded with yarn so you can start knitting immediately without guesswork.
- • **Precision Stitch Control:** High-precision stitch count ensures professional-quality hats, scarves, and more every time.
- • **User-Friendly Crank & Needle:** Ergonomic handle and flexible soft plastic needle make casting off and finishing seamless.
- • **Lightweight & Portable Design:** At just 1.7 kg and compact size, take your creativity anywhere — from home to coffee shops.
- • **Effortless Circular & Flat Knitting:** Toggle between 44 circular or 40 flat stitches with a simple switch for versatile projects.

## Overview

The Prym Maxi Plastic Blue Knitting Mill is a lightweight, portable knitting machine offering 44 stitches for circular knitting and 40 for flat knitting. It includes a preloaded yarn visual aid and an ergonomic crank handle, making it ideal for creating professional-quality hats, scarves, and more with ease. Perfect for millennial makers seeking a stylish, efficient, and versatile crafting tool.

## Description

Prym - Maxi Plastic Blue (Large) Knitting Mill - 1 Piece : desertcart.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

Review: Just add wool and stir - I bought this machine for hats and scarves . It comes with a handle and legs that you fit into the machine very simply. The crank handle is already connected. There is a soft plastic needle in the packet that you might not notice as it is taped to a cellophane bag. The needle is very useful because it is for casting off and being soft, it doesn't dig into the plastic of the machine and flexes just enough to scoop up the stitch. It has a large eye too which makes it handy for sewing up your finished work. I have my needle taped to the side of the machine with a bit of electrical tape so that it cannot get lost so easily. As soon as my machine arrived, I cast on and knit a complete hat and scarf for the Christmas present pile in one afternoon including a couple of false starts. before the (adult) recipient was around to see them.... This can make hats for an adult and I think they would also fit children and could be adjusted for size by choosing thicker or thinner wool or doubling up the hat (knit tube 2 X hat length,gather ends,poke one into other and turn up a cuff). There are so many videos about using this type of machine on youtube that it is easy to find information before actually committing to buying. Look for the innovations machine videos which are exactly the same machine as the Prym maxi (although I dont think the same manufacturer but who knows?). Also the larger Addi express machine videos are quite useful for technique except the Addi has 2 needles more and a row counter. Casting on is very easy and if you find your wool is too thin, you can just use it double or treble. I have tried my machine with doubled up 'double knitting' ,single chunky, pure cotton and aran wools. There is a bit of a learning curve,mostly it is around where to be looking to notice if a stitch is going to drop and once you understand how a stitch forms, it becomes much easier. You can knit flat pieces on this machine too. There is a switch on the side which you slide to give either circular or flat knitting. Really the flat knitting setting only stops the work before it can rotate fully and you must crank the handle the opposite way. For circular knitting ,you crank whichever way is most comfortable and stop when you like. You need to be able to hold this machine still while you crank because it is quite light and stands on a table without any kind of fixing. I think if you needed to manage it one handed,you would need to have someone fix it to a surface for you possibly by drilling a little hole through each leg and adding some sort of ties or a bracket or clamp. Im sure it could be done with a bit of thinking it out. Using weights with this machine would improve the experience because every now and then a stitch will come off due to bunching up of the work . A latch tool would really help too to pick up any dropped stitches as you see them . Some people have their machines set up on a work mate type bench so that the knitting can dangle down through the hole. Some have a table they have customised with a hole cut. I dont do either of these and it still works well and means it is portable. The machine itself is 16 inches wide including the handle and about 13 inches tall so you could take it along with you if you are going visiting for example providing you can carry the wool and the knitted work. It would be awkward in a bag on the bus but not impossible and would be easy to put in the car to transport although I think you would be a bit cramped trying to use it actually IN the car. . You cannot really watch TV while using this machine! You need to be watching the stitches form.
Review: Fantastic machine!! Great value and great results!! - I bought this for my wife with some trepidation. Opinion seems to be split to quite a degree on how good or bad this machine is. I needn't have worried. I will first say though, that the included visual instructions could be better. But a visit to YouTube proved invaluable and very quickly my wife was knitting away with it. No dropped stitches apart from right at the start of a project - but we are warned about that and simply coaxing the yarn back where it should go with a probe worked well. Once a couple of rows were carefully done then it was time to speed up a bit. No dropped stitches and very satisfying to watch! The tensioner works well. I see some take that off and tension by hand but we had no problems adjusting the tension by looping the yarn through the tensioner as instructed, depending on the type of yarn being used. Not too noisy either and the handle is easy to turn whilst holding on to the main handle for stability. Hats are produced in only a few minutes - amazing machine. I did look at the very expensive Addi, but couldn't justify the price at the time. I'm sure the Addi is a great machine and has a counter of course, but this Prym machine is a great introduction to this form of knitting and, if needed, an electronic counter can be retro fitted by someone with some practical skills. Such counters are widely available and cost around £15 to buy. A YouTube search for this will show what I mean. Anyway we are really pleased with the Prym. A great value machine which is a joy to use and produces very satisfying results. Thoroughly recommended!

## Features

- 44 stitches for circular knit, 40 stitches for flat knit
- Comes partly pre-loaded with yarn from Prym as a visual aid

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000VKFJ32 |
| Auto Shutoff | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 592,572 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 1,266 in Knitting Needles |
| Brand | Prym |
| Colour | Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (1,959) |
| Date First Available | 16 Dec. 2008 |
| Item Weight | 1.7 kg |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Number | 624170 |
| Product Dimensions | 33.48 x 33.48 x 15.24 cm; 1.7 kg |
| Special Features | High precision stitch count, partially preloaded with yarn for visual aid |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Teen, adult
- **Brand:** Prym
- **Colour:** Blue
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 33.5 x 33.5 x 15.2 centimetres
- **Theme:** People,Stitch

## Images

![Prym - Maxi Plastic Blue (Large) Knitting Mill - 1 Piece - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/817UPqBX1oL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just add wool and stir
*by E***A on 30 January 2014*

I bought this machine for hats and scarves . It comes with a handle and legs that you fit into the machine very simply. The crank handle is already connected. There is a soft plastic needle in the packet that you might not notice as it is taped to a cellophane bag. The needle is very useful because it is for casting off and being soft, it doesn't dig into the plastic of the machine and flexes just enough to scoop up the stitch. It has a large eye too which makes it handy for sewing up your finished work. I have my needle taped to the side of the machine with a bit of electrical tape so that it cannot get lost so easily. As soon as my machine arrived, I cast on and knit a complete hat and scarf for the Christmas present pile in one afternoon including a couple of false starts. before the (adult) recipient was around to see them.... This can make hats for an adult and I think they would also fit children and could be adjusted for size by choosing thicker or thinner wool or doubling up the hat (knit tube 2 X hat length,gather ends,poke one into other and turn up a cuff). There are so many videos about using this type of machine on youtube that it is easy to find information before actually committing to buying. Look for the innovations machine videos which are exactly the same machine as the Prym maxi (although I dont think the same manufacturer but who knows?). Also the larger Addi express machine videos are quite useful for technique except the Addi has 2 needles more and a row counter. Casting on is very easy and if you find your wool is too thin, you can just use it double or treble. I have tried my machine with doubled up 'double knitting' ,single chunky, pure cotton and aran wools. There is a bit of a learning curve,mostly it is around where to be looking to notice if a stitch is going to drop and once you understand how a stitch forms, it becomes much easier. You can knit flat pieces on this machine too. There is a switch on the side which you slide to give either circular or flat knitting. Really the flat knitting setting only stops the work before it can rotate fully and you must crank the handle the opposite way. For circular knitting ,you crank whichever way is most comfortable and stop when you like. You need to be able to hold this machine still while you crank because it is quite light and stands on a table without any kind of fixing. I think if you needed to manage it one handed,you would need to have someone fix it to a surface for you possibly by drilling a little hole through each leg and adding some sort of ties or a bracket or clamp. Im sure it could be done with a bit of thinking it out. Using weights with this machine would improve the experience because every now and then a stitch will come off due to bunching up of the work . A latch tool would really help too to pick up any dropped stitches as you see them . Some people have their machines set up on a work mate type bench so that the knitting can dangle down through the hole. Some have a table they have customised with a hole cut. I dont do either of these and it still works well and means it is portable. The machine itself is 16 inches wide including the handle and about 13 inches tall so you could take it along with you if you are going visiting for example providing you can carry the wool and the knitted work. It would be awkward in a bag on the bus but not impossible and would be easy to put in the car to transport although I think you would be a bit cramped trying to use it actually IN the car. . You cannot really watch TV while using this machine! You need to be watching the stitches form.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic machine!! Great value and great results!!
*by D***R on 13 January 2022*

I bought this for my wife with some trepidation. Opinion seems to be split to quite a degree on how good or bad this machine is. I needn't have worried. I will first say though, that the included visual instructions could be better. But a visit to YouTube proved invaluable and very quickly my wife was knitting away with it. No dropped stitches apart from right at the start of a project - but we are warned about that and simply coaxing the yarn back where it should go with a probe worked well. Once a couple of rows were carefully done then it was time to speed up a bit. No dropped stitches and very satisfying to watch! The tensioner works well. I see some take that off and tension by hand but we had no problems adjusting the tension by looping the yarn through the tensioner as instructed, depending on the type of yarn being used. Not too noisy either and the handle is easy to turn whilst holding on to the main handle for stability. Hats are produced in only a few minutes - amazing machine. I did look at the very expensive Addi, but couldn't justify the price at the time. I'm sure the Addi is a great machine and has a counter of course, but this Prym machine is a great introduction to this form of knitting and, if needed, an electronic counter can be retro fitted by someone with some practical skills. Such counters are widely available and cost around £15 to buy. A YouTube search for this will show what I mean. Anyway we are really pleased with the Prym. A great value machine which is a joy to use and produces very satisfying results. Thoroughly recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ great machine
*by K***R on 15 June 2016*

I watched many videos before purchasing which gave very helpful learning skills. I also velcroed the legs to a large heavy platter, took off handle, put a salad spinner under it, and orderd a row counter that attaches to machine and will count the rows. I have made hats for children, little backpacs for stuff bears I made. It works real good. Made a scarf for adults. You need to watch what you are doing and take your time. I have dropped stitches, but did that on my more expensive machines also. I have been selling things I make, getting more orders which keeps me busy. I give this 4 stars only because I have had to buy row counter and figure out way to attach it so I could have it more stable without the handle.

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