Flat, Reversible and Almost Invisible Seam for Garter Stitch
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So happy I found this. Love the way u clearly point out what Not to pick up. I've watched some tutorials and still couldn't figure out which bit to pick up. Thank you
Just what I was looking for! I am putting together some squares from an Afghan my mother started but never could complete because of failing eyesight. She has since passed away and I want to finish the Afghan for me but I wanted to seam it the same way she did. I am so happy I found the answer to how to do it here. I knew it wasn’t a mattress stitch but that is all I knew. I do enjoy your videos and find them very helpful. Thank you!
Oooh, Fey Ann, I'm so happy I could help you finish the heirloom Afghan started by your mother! Happy knitting, my friend :-)
lovely ... who knew the bottom bar top bar mantra? I am working on a whole bunch of garter patches to make into a slipper and going crazy because they show up sometimes cast on to cast on, others on diagonal, and knitting for so many years never thought this much about seaming, but this can easily look jumbled so your tips are very well received and appreciated. As always your instructions are super clear and you ahead of time anticipate and answers my questions so I thank you profusely.
Thank yo so much, Barbara :-)
Fantastic demonstration. So clear, precise and lovely!
Thank you so very much on this great video. I love how flat and almost invisible this is.
Thank you, Barbara! It is quite a lovely seam, so happy you like it :-)
Such a terrific seaming technique for garter stitch! Thank you for another awesome step by step instructional video. I learn so much from you. 👌
Thank you, Dorothy! I'm happy I could help :-)
I like the v pattern that it makes. I was thinking that if you made a few garter stitch squares and stitched them together with this pattern you could make a really fun bag.
What a great idea, Chris! I'm thinking - stripes in different colours - perfect for summer :-)
Thanks for sharing this very useful technique.
You are very welcome, Monica :-)
Very nice!
Thanks for showing this!
Thank you, Laura :-)
Yes ...that is so much better.
Thank you. God Bless 🌸
Thank you, Carm :-)
Wow...thank you so much...
You are most welcome, Irene :-)
What type of needle are you using in this video? I like it and I think it would make seaming easier for my old hands
Hello Susan. I use stainless steel wool needle that I've got from Knitca yarn store. It is the bigger of the two needles in this set - www.knitca.com/steel-wool-needles/
Brilliant could I use this way to sew a baby cardigan together please
Of course. This seam doesn't create any extra bulk at the seam, so it's perfect for baby clothing. Happy seaming :-)
It was hard to see you pointing out the stitch as you had the other swatch right under it. If you had moved that and had the blue background it would have been a lot clearer
So sorry about that. I try to keep the workspace clear but sometimes I'm not that successful at it. This technique is also explained in a step-by-step photo tutorial. You can read it at www.10rowsaday.com/seam-garter-stitch
Do you have fb page or website please where I can put a picture on to get advice where to put needle thanks
My website is at www.10rowsaday.com/ Thank you for asking :-)
It would be better if you zoomed in closer. It's difficult to see exactly what stitches you are working in!! Just friendly advice!!!
There are close-up photos in the written tutorial at www.10rowsaday.com/seam-garter-stitch I hope it helps :-)