That is SOOO much easier than Kitchener! And as it doesn't add any bulk, but creates a pretty braid, it could be used for the toes of socks. Thank you for demonstrating this!
Thank you so much this will be so useful. I find kitchener stitch absolutely baffling and it doesn't matter how often l try to do it or how many tutorials l watch. 😊
You’ve done it again - just brilliant and makes a really nice decorative join! I hate kitchener stitch (too fiddley) but this is easy peasy. Question: if you did this on the purl side would it also be invisible on the other side? Thanks for another great one, hope you had a safe and happy new year ❤
I would love to see this technique used with the same color yarn before I try it out on a sock. I understand why you used 2 different colors during the lesson.
Thank you, Esme! I am glad you like this little trick. As for making this seam with the wrong side of the fabric facing us, yes, it will make a seam that is almost invisible on the right side of the project. Happy New Year to you too, my dear friend!
This is absolutely lovely in two colors and it turned out great when I tried it using only one color yarn❣️ Thanks so much for sharing this. I do have a question regarding the last stitch (the stitch where the tail gets pulled thru). That stitch appears to hang off the edge. Do you have any suggestions on how to make that last stitch less obvious?
I love this❤thank you. I do have a question, is this secure enough to attach two the front and back of a garment at the shoulders. Obviously a shoulder seam takes a lot of weight? Would this work or is it better to stick to a 3 needle bind off?
Im amazed at all the techniques you know, so much knowledge! Thank you so so much for sharing it with us, you're a great teacher!
That is SOOO much easier than Kitchener! And as it doesn't add any bulk, but creates a pretty braid, it could be used for the toes of socks. Thank you for demonstrating this!
And it does such a lovely looking finish. I do that for a while now, much easier, much nicer. And very comfy for the toes in a sock too. 😊
Thank you so much this will be so useful. I find kitchener stitch absolutely baffling and it doesn't matter how often l try to do it or how many tutorials l watch. 😊
That looks great! Will have to try that sometime 😄
Brilliant technique! Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you for this alternative. I usually do a 3 needle bind off😅
Thank you ❤
Thank you so much, Maryna!
You’ve done it again - just brilliant and makes a really nice decorative join! I hate kitchener stitch (too fiddley) but this is easy peasy.
Question: if you did this on the purl side would it also be invisible on the other side?
Thanks for another great one, hope you had a safe and happy new year ❤
I would love to see this technique used with the same color yarn before I try it out on a sock. I understand why you used 2 different colors during the lesson.
Thank you, Esme! I am glad you like this little trick. As for making this seam with the wrong side of the fabric facing us, yes, it will make a seam that is almost invisible on the right side of the project. Happy New Year to you too, my dear friend!
@@10rowsadayGreat! Thanks❤
I tried this on a 4"×4" swatch, using the same color yarn, and it looks great.
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Wow🎉Happy New Year, Thank you👌🏽God Bless
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I've done this kind of seam on garments before, but didn't know it had a specific name.
Muito bom obrigado por compartilhar, gostei muito e já me inscrevi. ❤
This is absolutely lovely in two colors and it turned out great when I tried it using only one color yarn❣️
Thanks so much for sharing this.
I do have a question regarding the last stitch (the stitch where the tail gets pulled thru). That stitch appears to hang off the edge.
Do you have any suggestions on how to make that last stitch less obvious?
Can you use that to close top down socks?
I love this❤thank you. I do have a question, is this secure enough to attach two the front and back of a garment at the shoulders. Obviously a shoulder seam takes a lot of weight? Would this work or is it better to stick to a 3 needle bind off?
💕😀xx thanks.