How to Join Two Horizontal Stockinette SeamsBack to Search |
Posted: Friday, January 23, 2009 |
Last Updated: Wednesday, October 3, 2012 |
Our very own, Laura (Jimmy), stars in this knitting instructional video about how to join two pieces of stockinette with a horizontal seam. We hope you enjoy it! How to Join Two Pieces of Stockinette with a Horizontal Seam Laura shows us how she joins two pieces of stockinette with a horizontal seam to make a nearly invisible join. This is a great join to use anytime you are sewing bind off edge to bind off edge or bind off edge to cast on edge. This technique is most often used to join shoulders or to finish the top of a hood on a sweater. To begin:
When you are finished, the right side of your work will look pretty much like a completed row of knitting and on the wrong side there will be a tidy seam ridge. That's how you join two pieces of stockinette horizontally! Thanks for watching! Posted by Doug of Jimmy Beans Wool |
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