How to Seam Knit Mitered Squares |

Thanks for joining the #LetsStitchTogether Stitch Along with Yarnspirations Designer Katherine! In this video tutorial we are finishing up our blanket by seaming our mitered squares. If you haven't watched the Mitered Square tutorial, click here: • How to Knit a Mitered ...
Follow along with the written instructions. Free knit pattern: bit.ly/2WVbQjU
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[@winningnumbers]

Can I join all the squares using kitchener stitch? I think it is possible

[@jvallas]

I believe you can, but bearing in mind that there is a Kitchener stitch technique for a stockinette stitch result, for a garter stitch result, for pretty much any configuration of stitches. So you need to know on each side, which stitch will look correct; e.g., a caston edge isn’t going to look the same as a side edge. (I’m winging it here, as I’ve never actually tried it.) If I were going to do it, I’d look up how Kitchener is done for different stitch patterns and get my head around what’s really happening so I could figure out any stitch I want. It will determine if you do knit one off, purl one on, or purl one off, knit one on. Try a couple sample squares and see what works for you. Or if it just doesn’t look right.

[@winningnumbers]

@@jvallas Thank you. I have tried kitchener stitch works just fine

[@jvallas]

@@winningnumbers Great to know - I assume you mean “standard” Kitchener, no matter which edge? I have to try it. I do tend to use Kitchener even if it isn’t mentioned in a pattern. People don’t seem to realize how well it works!

[@winningnumbers]

@@jvallas Yes, no matter which edge.