Knitting NO-NO! | Slipped stitch edges
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, I take a look at slipped stitch edges when seaming is going to happen, and why it's a BAD idea.
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I had this question just last week in my knitting group and wholeheartedly agree with you. Slipped stitch selvages are nice for exposed edges where they’ll be seen, like the edges of a scarf. However, as you demonstrated, plain selvages are better for seams.
Yes, they can look very nice at exposed edges! It's really drastic how much it affects the appearance of the seam.
Thank you so much for this really educational video! I love learning new skill.
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much for this info! Just shared your video in my community as an answer to a question. Rock on!
Awesome!! Thank you!!
Hi Heather,
I don't slip stitches for seaming. I am working my way through Level 2 Master Handknitter right now and actually knitting my argyle sock while watching your video. Thanks for your videos.
J
Best of luck with your sock and Level 2!! The argyle sock was a tough one for me!
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You are so right. This sock is a beast. It's my sixth attempt and I stayed up knitting to the wee hours with a beautiful result. Then I measured it and found out that my gauge is off. Back to the "frogging" board.
Oh no!! Fingers crossed your next one is a keeper!!
Agreed. It just doesnt work for stockinette. I have used a slip stitch edge to seam stockinette to garter stitch though. I think it was a hat band?
I could see how that would be handy! You'll still have the tension issues at the slipped edges, but it might not be as noticeable at a seam with two different stitch patterns?
It's handy along heel flap heels for socks, and I personally don't mind it too much there since the heels will be inside shoes anyway!
I always wondered. I dont do slipped stitch salvages, I practise to have tidy salvages without slipping.
Your sweaters are beautiful. I like the gold one. Is there a pattern for it?
Thank you!! Yes! That is my Helen Cardigan and it's in the Spring 2024 issue of Cast On magazine (it made the cover, too!)