I made a tutorial for this at the beginning of my channel 5 years ago. This is the new and improved version, this will give you an even cleaner and more invisible seam for your horizontal edges. I hope you guys find this video helpful! Thanks for watching
This is a fantastically clear demonstration and I'm really impressed with the finish. Well done on the presentation and thank you. I'll definitely use this technique in future.
I had to comment on this fantastic demonstration. I can’t thank you enough. I seamed my first ever shoulder yesterday and I think it looks amazing. Thank you for sharing this video and making a daunting process achievable. ❤❤
Glad to see you back. I miss your vlogs and find the reason you stopped to be commendable. Thank you for being so generous with your teaching tutorials. Diane from Boston
i've been a knitter for 40 years and came across your older video first. after watching both videos i was able to complete my nicest looking shoulder seam ever! Thank you for being so clear with the video and explanation :)
aahh thank you soo much!! I'm working on my first ever sweater and I've literally had all the pieces sitting in my closet for a month because I was too scared to start seaming but this tutorial was so clear and concise and helpful! It came out so neat and perfectly lined up (even though I had to restart a couple of times haha) but I'm confident I can seam up the rest of it now, thank you again! 🩷
I’m knitting my first ever sweater and this was very clear and easy to understand. Makes way more sense than the written tutorial with pictures that I was trying to use. Thanks!
Excellent video as you gave detailed clear and understandable video along with your voice telling exactly what you were doing. Loved the video. I have only knit raglan sweaters so I did not have to face sewing seams together but your video made it so simple I will definitely have to try it. Thank you!
Thank you! I have 2 videos coming out in the next week and a half about picking up stitches. One for picking up along a vertical edge like for an armband or button and and the other video for picking up along a cast on/bind off edge. There both coming out super soon! ❤️
Hi! that's great! I have a question: you say to take both legs of the same stitch in the top piece, but you seem to get the stitch in the same way of the bottom piece. Shouldn't the full stitch in the top piece have upside-down v shape?
Hi my dear May I ask you please But what about when there is a different stitches not this one Many thanks for the lovely explanation Hope to find the reply for my question Have a nice weekend Fatima
It doesn’t necessarily have to be, it’s possible to work it V to V. But this way makes it seamless and a lot neater. Doing it V to V makes it offset instead of aligned.
Thank you so much! Do we do the same for all other parts of the sweater like sleeves, sides of the sweater etc? Always a full V to a half V for a nicer alignment?
Hi Anna, do you mean a sloped decrease shaped shoulder (where you have different bind off sections)? I haven’t done one of those in years, but I think it would work the same for that, it just would be a little more confusing because you have sections instead of a flat bind off edge
I made a tutorial for this at the beginning of my channel 5 years ago. This is the new and improved version, this will give you an even cleaner and more invisible seam for your horizontal edges. I hope you guys find this video helpful! Thanks for watching
thank you nice Job
This is brilliant. I am making my first sweater in 30+ years and don't remember shoulders ever being so neat and easy. Thank you!
That's fantastic, I'm so glad!
I come back to this every time i have to seam a shoulder! GREAT tutorial, thanks!
So glad to hear that, thank you for coming back :)
Best tutorial I’ve seen for joining shoulder seams
Thank you ❤️❤️
You have a nice way of going over a few steps and showing such high quality of ways to do master a clean approach to these skills. Thank you.
Terri
This is a fantastically clear demonstration and I'm really impressed with the finish. Well done on the presentation and thank you. I'll definitely use this technique in future.
This tutorial is absolutely brilliant. Works perfectly and creates lovely invisible seam on the outside and a neat internal seam finish. thanks
So glad you liked it, thank you!
I had to comment on this fantastic demonstration. I can’t thank you enough. I seamed my first ever shoulder yesterday and I think it looks amazing. Thank you for sharing this video and making a daunting process achievable. ❤❤
Oh I'm so glad!!
Glad to see you back. I miss your vlogs and find the reason you stopped to be commendable. Thank you for being so generous with your teaching tutorials. Diane from Boston
Thank you Diane :) That's so kind of you, I appreciate it a lot!
Have a wonderful day
you are a lifesaver!!! This video is so clear. THANK YOU!
I’m so happy to hear that, thank you!
i've been a knitter for 40 years and came across your older video first. after watching both videos i was able to complete my nicest looking shoulder seam ever! Thank you for being so clear with the video and explanation :)
So happy to hear it was helpful! Thanks!
I watch a lot of knitting tutorials and this was one of the best. I appreciate you!
That is the best explanation I have ever seen and great demonstration!
aahh thank you soo much!! I'm working on my first ever sweater and I've literally had all the pieces sitting in my closet for a month because I was too scared to start seaming but this tutorial was so clear and concise and helpful! It came out so neat and perfectly lined up (even though I had to restart a couple of times haha) but I'm confident I can seam up the rest of it now, thank you again! 🩷
Yay! I'm so glad you were able to finally finish your project :)
That was a GREAT tutorial, thank you! I have two good looking shoulder seams now :)
I’m knitting my first ever sweater and this was very clear and easy to understand. Makes way more sense than the written tutorial with pictures that I was trying to use. Thanks!
Yay! Glad it was helpful, happy knitting on your first sweater :)
This is a very helpful video! I have referred to it many times for a refresher on sewing shoulder seams.
I’m so glad it’s been helpful :)
Thanks!
Omg, I’ve just done my best seam ever following your tutorial. Such clear and easy to follow instructions 🎉
That's so great! Congrats!
Great, easy and simple tutorial, thanks!
Fantastic method! Thank you so much for sharing it 😊
Thank you. Awesome video and very well explained.
Thanks so much!
Very clear and well explained. Thank-you 👍
Thank you! ❤️
Thank you for this excellent tutorial.
Thank you so much! ❤️
thank you so much! That was a fantastic tutorial
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks SO much for this video. As a new knitter it was so so easy!
I'm so glad to hear that, thank you!
Your work is so neat and tidy 😊 I wish that I had known how to complete garments properly years ago. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.
Thanks so much!
Thank you! This was so simple and so easy to follow!
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching! :)
Excellent video as you gave detailed clear and understandable video along with your voice telling exactly what you were doing. Loved the video. I have only knit raglan sweaters so I did not have to face sewing seams together but your video made it so simple I will definitely have to try it. Thank you!
Best shoulder seam tutorial 👏 thank you so much I am delighted how mine turned out 😊
Thank you for the tip 😊 so beautifully done!
Thank you very much. It worked perfectly. ❤
I have the Sentro knitting machine 40 pins. I'm not petit to fit in one panel that it makes. Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you for your tutorial, it made it so easy to do this
I’m so excited. I was just thinking about you and how I love your patterns. I was wondering how you are?
Oh thats so nice to hear, thank you Nicole
thank you so much for sharing!!!!! 💚
This looks so nice
Brilliant 😊
Thank you so much for this!
I'm a beginner knitter, and your tutorial is a life saver! ❤❤❤
perfect tutorial THANK YOU!!!
Thanks!looks perfect 👍
Excellent video...thank you so much!
Thank you! :)
thank you for this tutorial
Thanks for watching!
This is excellent, thank you
Thank you! :)
Great tutorial, thank you!
That gray is such a nice contrast I’d almost be tempted not to pull it right! 😅
EXCELLENT!
Thank you!
Excellent. Thank you
Great tutorial.
This is a good tutorial.
I’m learning a lot from your knitting please can you teach me how to do Tw2 .lm making a knitted hat.
Terrific video!
Where do I go to find more? (Like picking up stitches to make a neck or arm band)
Thank you! I have 2 videos coming out in the next week and a half about picking up stitches. One for picking up along a vertical edge like for an armband or button and and the other video for picking up along a cast on/bind off edge. There both coming out super soon! ❤️
Thanks a lot M'aam 🙏🌸☘️🌹🌼🍀
Hi! that's great! I have a question: you say to take both legs of the same stitch in the top piece, but you seem to get the stitch in the same way of the bottom piece. Shouldn't the full stitch in the top piece have upside-down v shape?
❤ awesome thank you
Thanks!
Wish I knew this sooner
Any tips on finding the legs for rib or purl stitches?
Hi my dear
May I ask you please
But what about when there is a different stitches not this one
Many thanks for the lovely explanation
Hope to find the reply for my question
Have a nice weekend
Fatima
Hi, if you do a standard knit bind off (or a purl bind off on WS rows) then it should leave an edge that is easy to work this seam. Hope that helps
Are the right sides up and abutting each other?
Hi, why does it have to be a full V on one side and a half V on the other side?
It doesn’t necessarily have to be, it’s possible to work it V to V. But this way makes it seamless and a lot neater. Doing it V to V makes it offset instead of aligned.
Thank you so much!
Do we do the same for all other parts of the sweater like sleeves, sides of the sweater etc? Always a full V to a half V for a nicer alignment?
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What about when you have a shaped shoulder?
Hi Anna, do you mean a sloped decrease shaped shoulder (where you have different bind off sections)? I haven’t done one of those in years, but I think it would work the same for that, it just would be a little more confusing because you have sections instead of a flat bind off edge
@@TheBlueMouseKnits Yes - don't want it to look 'stepped'. Thanks for your quick response and I'll do my best! :)
Plz English maei bataye.
Unsure what you mean? The video is in English and the subtitles are as well