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22 Oct 2012
12 Nov 2014 Thread this onto a darning needle and secure the yarn by passing it purl wise through the first stitch on the front needle, and then purl wise through the first stitch on the back needle. You're now ready to start grafting! 1. Insert the needle knit wise into the first stitch on the front needle.
12 Dec 2017 How to Kitchener (graft) garter stitch. Kitchener stitch, or grafting, enables you to join two pieces of knitting without leaving a visible seam. If you're using a smooth yarn as in the tutorial, in choosing between a true and mock provisional cast-on, you'll have to decide on your own levels of perfectionism.
20 Oct 2014
Use a yarn needle (aka tapestry needle) to stitch yarn through two rows of live stitches, making a completely seamless join - step-by-step instructions are given for stockinette or garter stitch live stitches. It may be a little tricky at first, as it feels more like sewing than knitting, but once you get the rhythm of it down, it's relatively
7 Feb 2013
Pattern Instructions: Step 1: Thread a section of your MC yarn 3 – 4 times the length of your finished edge onto a tapestry needle. Step 2: Line up your ending and CO edges. You should have an equal number of stitches on each side.Both needle tips should be facing the same direction at the bottom of the work.

2 Sep 2017
Grafting garter stitch. If you can graft in Stockinette stitch, you can just as easily graft in garter stitch. This tutorial is for grafting in garter stitch head to head (the last row knit of one piece to the last row knit of a second piece). With any grafting project, make sure that all the stitches are on the needles with right shoulders

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February 2018