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I’m now confident to have a go at this, thank you for your fabulous tutorial xx 🧶❤

Cool

I like this so much better. Thanks for the great video

I’m a beginner to knitting socks and I love your pattern. Is this available anywhere please? I’m an experienced knitter, but just a newbie to socks

Nicely done I was always curious about knitting inside out. Thank you

Thank you th8nk I got and I also like you socks😊

Thanks for the great tutorial on the Finley stitch. I have found this is so much easier than the Kitchener stitch. Can I ask what is the name of the sock pattern you are using in this video.

Never knew you had these tutorials , love your calm demeanor when teaching, found by accident while watching your knitnpieces podcast.

Kelly, this method is fantastic thank you for the awesome tutorial. I have knitted many many pairs of socks using the Kitchener stitch . I will use the Finchley from now on. You are a fabulous teacher.

At 7:43, you say that this graft will result in garter stitch on the WS but will look like stockinette on the RS. This is incorrect. (Garter stitch would give you a ridge on both the RS and the WS.) The Finchley Graft will give you reverse stockinette on the WS and stockinette on the RS (which is EXACTLY like Kitchener on both sides). The reason you got a ridge is because you were pulling the stitches much too tightly.

Love those socks!

Thanks for sharing this tutorial. Can u tell me what 16” needles you are using?

thank you for this video the next socks i knit i try yours 😍 greetings vom tyrol

Thanks Kelly. That was great! Do you also do the hand of the mitten inside out?

Thanks Kelly! It took me a try or two, but finally I got it! This is so much quicker! Beautiful finish for socks! Thanks so very much. You made my day!

Thank you Kelly

Great. Thank you.

Really clear tutorial. Thanks.

Thank you so much for the great tutorial! I used it to close the toe of my sock and it came out perfect!

Thanks Kelly It is very helpful I'm going to start color work with several colors. Glad you brought my attention to this video. it is very encouraging, so I could start without fear of working so many end..

Thanks Kelly!!!great tutorial,,,,,Going to do this,,,!!! Elaine 🏡🏡🏡🏘🏕🏕

Super beautiful shawl!

thank you for showing us. 😁💖✨

New to knitting thank you for the knitting

The ridge you're getting comes from pulling the yarn too tightly as you work the graft. You can always adjust the tension in the graft afterwards, but it's easier to take slack out if you've worked too loosely than it is to put it back in if you've pulled the yarn to snugly. If your graft tension matches the surrounding rows of knitting, you won't have a ridge on the inside of the work.

G’day Kelly, thank you this is a game changer 👍🏻 how neat 👍🏻🇦🇺

This is so much easier. I am going to teach it to my knitting group. You are a fantastic teacher. I will have them watch this. Thank you so much.

This is A-making! Thanks

Awesome ,Kelly! Thanks,,, Elaine🏡🏡

Kelly, not only is this a great grafting method it’s a fabulous tutorial, you’re a great teacher!

Thanks for posting this! Do you still go up a needle size? Like, if I knit socks on 2.25mm, do I go up to 2.75mm or just 2.5mm or not at all?

Hey Kelly!🤗I love your tutorials! They're clear, concise, and quite frankly, they inspire me to try new techniques! I've been terrified of an afterthought heel. I save your tutorials so I can study them when need be. Thank you for sharing your knitting expertise! Have a safe and Happy New Year🥳🎊🤗

Thanks Kelly. Your tutorial was very good.

Thank you for this Kelly. This was great. I find, like you’ve said in the podcast, that the Kitchener leaves a bump at one side. Not only is this easier, but it looks better too. Thank you. I like the way you go slow and do it several times over. Big thumbs up. 👍

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!

Hey Kelly!🤗 I'm a self taught knitter (thanks to videos like yours) and learning these new techniques encourage me to try new things like colorwork! I've been knitting for about 10 years now but colorwork seems intimidating to me. However, studying your video will help me to move out of my comfort zone. Thank you for sharing this AMAZING tutorial! Take care!

Hello Kelly!🤗 I'm fairly new to sock knitting and found this tutorial extremely helpful! Thank you and take care!

Thank you!

Amazing 🤩

Great tutorial: thank you!! Will have to give it a try!

Thank you so much Kelly. Thinking I can “do an afterthought heel” now. Cutting yarn is so scary to me. You give such a detailed explanation.

Thank you Kelly, excellent video,

What is the name of the sock pattern in this demo? It's so nice.

Thank you o much for sharing your knowledge.

Thank you!

Great video!

Thanks so much for your expertise in this area! Judy

Hi Kelly, I'm actually using the CDD in a lace shawl and I love it. The flatter version would be nice on socks though. I see a mitered corner (or memory blanket) to the left. Have you given a tutorial on this in the past? I'm still a bit hesitant as to when I should pick up and cast on. Thanks!

Thanks! I had no problem following and casting a swatch to try out both techniques for the CDD. I like the yarn color; can you share what yarn you used?

I was taught this in 1958 by my Finnish grandmother except we do continental style. She called it knitting on the far side. Has worked well for all these years. I did not know any other method existed until someone in Canada pointed out how strange my style was. I do all my colour work this way, not just small items.