I put this video up for April early - around last week. It was my answer to a question on the sock knitting machine list, about how to Kitchener stitch (graft) a seam from the stockinette, or knit side. Typically, machine knitters graft from the purl side, but learning to graft from the knit side can be quite useful.
This is a little bit like "smiles and frowns" stitch, and even if you are a great grafter, learning to do it this way will undoubtedly help you with your grafting tension because you can see the formed stitches from the right side.
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Very Nice. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteA VERY useful video. Thank you!
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