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How to Seam with Kitchener Stitch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2014
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When you've got two pieces of knitting on live stitches that need to be grafted together, turn to the kitchener stitch! On stockinette stitch, it creates a nice invisible join. Just remember the mantra: Front Needle: Knit Off, Purl On. Back Needle: Purl Off, Knit On.
This is the clearest tutorial, written or on TH-cam, that I've found. Thanks Davina!!!
You’re videos literally save me from burning my projects. As a new knitter, I don’t have the technical skills. It took me two tries, but I DID IT! Thank you for your help!
So true about focusing on this stitch and not doing anything else. For some reason this stitch makes me dizzy but your tip about being aware of which is the front and back needles was very helpful to keep me on track. Thanks for your great video!
BEST, BEST, BEST at demystifying the dreaded Kitchener stitch. It is no longer dreaded!! Thank you.
Every time I go back to this video for a refresher. Your video explaining these steps are the BEST!
Thank you for a great tutorial! It was very clear and easy to understand. I was able to perform surgery on my sock and reattach the pieces using this method.
“Perform surgery” haha I love that analogy. Very apt!
This is the best Kitchener video I have found - finally I understand what I’m doing!
2:35 Video Starts
5:20 Tip
FRONT: Knit off / Purl on
BACK: Purl off / Knit on
Thank you so much your video has been very helpful!
This has to be the clearest explanation of Kitchener stitch that I've come across. The instructions are very clear and concise.
Thank you a LOT for this tutorial. My native language is Russian and I knit like for years, and I’ve never really understood how to make it. Sometimes it was goof but mostly I couldn’t make it as it had to be.
So today as I had to finish a lot of my projects where I needed this method I have decided to watch it in English, and I’m really happy I found you first! Your explanation is way too better than everything I saw before! Thank you so much 😊
Glad it was helpful!
THANK YOU!!! Have watched so many videos and read patterns and this one FINALLY explained it perfectly
This is the best video on the Kitchener stitch I have watched. You have helped me make sense of what used to be a dreaded stitch. Thank you!
+Darlene Rothenay You're welcome!
You helped me so much by going step by step on how to complete the kitchner stitch. I was able to finish my socks with your help. THANK YOU!!!!!!!
This video is amazingly helpful! Thank you.
Brilliant tutorial! I was tearing my hair out trying to get this technique right and then I found your video with such clear instructions. Thank you so much for posting this.
Fab clear tutorial, most useful. Liking the mantra👍😊
thank you, that was the best tutorial I've seen on the Kitchener stitch. I look forward to seeing the other videos.
This lady is the best knit teacher.
Great tutorial! Yesterday tried at least 5 times with other videos but they were a disaster. With your explanation, I did it at the first try 🙂 Thanks so much.
you absolutely explained this stich so well. I first went on a website with pictures, but i learn better visually so i went on youtube to see if i could find any tutorials. the first video I found had me pulling out my hair, I couldn't get past the first 4 stitches without messing up. Then I found your video, and I finished my stitches before the video even ended, so Thank you
Thank you for this great tutorial. I now understand.
Thank you I do like the stitch, and like you mentioned concentration is very important for this one. Love the work.
Thank you! It clicked as soon as you said front needle knit off, purl on and the back needle purl off, knit on. Got it right the first time! 😁
Thank you very much. I watched a few videos on this stitch but you explained it the best.
Joan
Thank you for showing the way to do the kitchener stitch very helpful.Blessings
I've never need to refer to youtube before but in spite of two books telling me what to do it didn't work until I watched your very clear video. Thank you
Great video for Kitchener stitch. Very easy to follow. Thank you
Love the verbal summary to work by as I could never remember what to do
Most excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!
This is the BEST video I have found. Thank you!
You are the best! You're very detailed information, and gave helpful tips to me, a very beginner. Thank you so much!
WoW ! a great teacher. flawless and so very well done. many thanks.
Absolutely brilliant 🤩 thanks for your detailed instructions and I have a beautiful shoulder Kitchener knit off 🥰
I love this stitch and you did a great job of explaining it! Thank you!
your videos are so clear and informative! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thank you!! This is the best tutorial on this stitch! 👍🏻
At last I can understand Kitchener stitch. Thank you.
Thanks for this video 😍💌
My pleasure 😊
Really excellent video - thank you so much! I would never have been able to complete my project without you!❤ xx
Thanks for watching! Glad to play a part in your project
Ahhhh thank you so much for this!!!
great video. Tried others but this was the only one I could follow.
Thank you Thank you very much for making this video you made it so much easier to do the Kitchener stitch thank again ❤️
I find that the kitchener stitch works, looks and feels better without the setup stitched. Might be just a preference
Very clear directions.. Excellent video Thank You
Thank you for your clear instructions.
Thanks a lot. My mom did this but somehow didn't learn then 😕. Thank you so much
I really want to learn this stitch and I will practice , practice, practice. Thank you
Madness well explained.
Very helpful! Thank you for that!
Thank you for sharing, very helpful info. 🌼🌺🌸
Thank you , very much !
Great tutorial 👍
Great tutorial, thank you!!!
This was the best video for this stitch. You explained so perfectly. I was able to follow along and really understand what you were doing! You were very clear with your instructions which is very important for this particular stitch. Thank you helping me learn this stitch as I really had a lot of trouble getting it.
+Debby Jackson Awesome! It's a very handy stitch, but does require a bit of concentration to get it.
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Debby Jackson
Awesome tutorial!
I love your videos!
Aw! Thank you so much. I'm glad you find them helpful!
thank you for excellent videos
thank you using this stitch to close up toe end of sock easy to understand thanks
Fantastic tutorial, so clear! WIll definitely use this. Thank you!
thank u, i love u 🥺💗💗💗💗💗💗
THE BEST!!!! Thank you!
Thank you for your video on this stitch. It provides clear and concise instructions.
Kris McCaw sex
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I understood this one!!!! Thank you!
For me is too fast the video because I am old i hope that you can make it slower .Thanks N.
So helpful! Thanks!!
wow! its such a unique video!! thank you!!!
snowl
I like the purl off and knit on theory
Thank you its very helpful
Excellent! :)
Exellent video thankyou.
fantastic - do you have one that shows how to do that with 2 different colors of stitches on the needles?
great video, thank you
Thank you for your video. The camera angle was perfect to show exactly what you were doing and you repeated the instructions and demo at a good rate of speed.
I think I have it! Thank you!
Thanks for your video. I was looking for exactly this lesson
I am very slow on the uptake, so I slowed the playback speed down to 0.5. It makes it much easier to follow for a slowcoach like me, and it made it much more do-able without making a mistake. But I have to admit, it sounds so funny... like she's had two reefers AND a bottle of beer! So I followed closely (success!) but it was a giggle...! I mean, How did she do that so well while tripping...?! LOL!!
hi! i have a question about one of the pieces of fabric. you said that you didn't cast off on either of the two pieces but you only mentioned what to do with the tail with one of them. do you just weave in the end for the other piece?
For the other piece you would have used a provisional cast on, and would weave in the tail after moving the work onto needles and removing the salvage yarn.
Thanks you
Hi I LIked your kitchener stich x johanna
Very nice!! Gracias.
Les ruego poner videos de unión invisible en punto elastico simple es decir; un punto al derecho y un punto al revés. Gracias
Good tutorial, but the wrap of 8 times the width was about three times more yarn than needed. That’s a lot of excess yarn to pull through each time.
my tail end is on the left side of my needle so i am confused on how to fix this. im making a bag strap in the round so they're mirroring each other
Do you use this for any knit pattern?...stockinette,...garter...etc...
Thanks for this instruction. I'm going to do it!
How do you do this but with two cable knit panels?
Is there a way to do this with purls? The ends of my stockentte piece is "Ki, pi, x3" 🤔
Can I do thar on a round pin knitting??
On the reverse side of my sweater there is a strip of yarn showing. Does this mean I`ve either pulled the yarn too tight or left it too loose/ How can I fix it?
Can the cast on stitches at the beginning of a scarf beadded to a knitting needle to be made to look like live stitches
+M Holloway Yes! I think you're referring to the provisional cast on. This cast on method makes the stitches "live" so that you can later on "undo" them and seam them with another piece of knitting.
At the end, I always end up with more stitches on my back needle than the front needle. I can't figure out why! Any tips?
The only way that will happen is if you forget to take the stitch off.
Hi, how can I do this in ribbing?
Does this work for ribbing?
Es ist schön das es soviel etwas Zeilen ,Ader ich verstehe es nicht was die sagen es muss viel auch in Deutsch übersetzt werden ,Mann kann viele gestrigt oder gehegt werden,ich möchte gerne vieles da von etwas machen was gezeigt wird.
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I'm sorry, you confused me with your yarn estimation method. When you say you " ... wrapped the yarn around the width of your fabric 8 times". To ME, wrapping around means 'Enclosing' the fabric and I'd count that as 1. You appeared to count by matching the width of the fabric on the front of the needle as 1 & the back as 1. So you 'Wrapped' the yarn with only 4 loops, Did I fully misunderstand? Or are there just 4 loops on the width of the knitting each loop being the width times 2.?
Yes, either 4 complete wraps (front one, back one, front 2 back 2, front three, back three, front four, back four, OR: count each side as one length. Across the front, 1. across the back, 2. Across the front, 3, across the back, 4 across the front 5, across the back, 6, across the front, 7, across the back, 8. so 4 complete loops. To be honest, I wrapped it round front and back once, then measured that length 4 times, plus a bit extra for the needle thread.
@@alexandraabraham6698 Thank you for that, I always overestimate how much fabric or yarn I need too because I'm scared of running out before the job is done. Mind you I do the same with food and paint too, I can't tell you how many rolls of wallpaper are floating around my house, the just in case rolls that were never even opened. Lol.
@@essemsween818 If they're decorative and pretty, try framing different pieces in identical frames and hanging 2 or 3 in a row, on a plain wall... Or use them as wrapping paper for gifts. They're probably more recyclable than gift-wrapping, which is often not recyclable due to foil or glitter... cover wooden crates to make attractive toy holders, or line shelves in a wardrobe... Or just keep them rolled up on the stairs to foil burglars or small children.
Did you say that your name is "Divina"?
if anyone knows of such a video - understandable video - about seaming to colors of live stitches together - help...please?!
cool im from Kitchener
Kitchener, Ontario?
Thank you...
Mam plz make this video in hindi also
damn wish I bought a needle the last tiem I was at the store... fuck :(