I am knitting my first sock and following a Facebook group. Many suggest to do this Finchley as opposed to Kitchener stitch. This looks so much easier and I loved how straightforward and simple you instruct the technique! Thank you so much!
This is wonderful and makes so much sense to look at it from the”wrong “ side. You are brilliant:) Thank you for sharing your hard work and dedication.
Really helpful to understand why working in the wrong side is easier as I had been thinking it would be better to do normal Kitchener because I could see my work from the right side. Ready to start Finchley grafting two halves of a sweater together!
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Thanks so much for this demonstration. It's much easier than the Kitchener stitch which was causing me major stress. You are a life saver! :)
You are so welcome! It is so much easier to work it from the wrong side!!
This is now the only way I finish my toes. It’s the best and so easy to memorize.
It's so easy to work!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is one of the greatest knitting tips I have ever learned!
You are so welcome! It's a pretty cool technique!!
Wow, Heather Storta! You always open entire new worlds of knitting for me. Thank you. I will Finchleying (is that a word? 🙂) from now on.
:-) You're welcome! And it sounds like a word to me!
I am knitting my first sock and following a Facebook group. Many suggest to do this Finchley as opposed to Kitchener stitch. This looks so much easier and I loved how straightforward and simple you instruct the technique! Thank you so much!
I'm glad it's helpful!! Best of luck with your first sock!!
I love this! And appreciate everyone who breaks down the paths of yarn
Glad you like it!
This is wonderful and makes so much sense to look at it from the”wrong “ side. You are brilliant:) Thank you for sharing your hard work and dedication.
You are so welcome!
Really helpful to understand why working in the wrong side is easier as I had been thinking it would be better to do normal Kitchener because I could see my work from the right side. Ready to start Finchley grafting two halves of a sweater together!
Wonderful!!
Fantastic! I am definitely trying this method. Thanks Heather!
You're welcome, let me know what you think of it when you give it a try!
😀💕xx wow! That looks really easy with such a neat outcome. I shall definitely use this method next time. Thanks so much Heather.
You're welcome! Let me know what you think of it when you give it a try!
@@HeatherStorta 💕😀xx 👍
Perfekt presentation! Going to use it to graft an arm that I have inserted ten more rows in to make it longer. Thank you!
You are very welcome! Let me know how it goes!
@@HeatherStorta It turned out really good! 🤗
Oh, good!! :-)