Thank you for this tutorial! It was incredibly useful to me in making my first scarf after years of not knitting. Here are the timestamps for each of the five ways so other viewers can easily navigate the tutorial: 0:18 #1: Looks like a chain of stitches 1:37 #2: Looks like a chain of little beads 4:03 #3: Two garter stitches at each side 5:52 #4: Seed stitch at each side 7:52 #5: i-cord that is created as you knit
Thank you. The most helpful parts of this video were when you said explicitly to add and how many to add stitches to the cast on. Also every time you said "right side, wrong side, it doesn't matter." These statements seem simple, but they are extremely clarifying and make this video a tutorial that can actually be used!
This video is so simple and clear. Really well-made and extremely helpful. Also, I love this woman. She talks at the perfect pace, has a very pleasant voice, and I love her accent.
Thank you so much! I'm in my 60s and I just started learning to knit 2 weeks ago from these You Tube videos. My edges were so loopy and ugly, it was frustrating since I have no one to really ask what was wrong.I just came upon this video last evening. I tried the first couple of ways but without success until the third one. Its great that you show multiple examples. My last swatch is beautiful! Thanks again.
I have been knitting for at least 50 years and have never had edge instructions so clearly presented. Thank you for taking the time and being so detailed in your presentation. I'm looking forward to neater edges in the future.
Maryna, I have watched an insane number of knitting videos over the past 2 days. Yours and your techniques are top notch! Like many other less experienced knitters, I have been dissatisfied with my edges. Now that you have given excellent tutorials on how to finish the sides of a knitting project, I can feel more accomplished as a knitter! Thank you for all your tutorials!
BEST instructions for any level of knitters. I’m glad to start learning how to knit the right way with options too. Thank you very much for for your video.
I just found your channel and website today and I am so excited! There are no classes or knitting guilds in my area and other tutorials just didn't make sense to me. You are a very easy person to listen to, and your directions are easy to understand. My grandmother taught me to knit when I was 6. I would try now and again, but could never manage anything more challenging than a scarf. With your videos my ability has increased by leaps and bounds. Thank you so much!
Kate, I'm so happy to know that my tutorials make sense to you :-) If you need help with something that is not yet explained in a video tutorial, send me an email and I'll do my best to help. Happy knitting!
I have watched your teaching videos now for a few years off and on as well as other sites and I love yours the best! Your voice and explanations are so clear and easy for me that I have learned so many great techniques which has greatly improved my knitting. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher!!!!
This was a great overview of different side-edge techniques to give your knits a nicely finished look. I’m most likely to use the 1st method for my current project because it’s neither a straight stockinette nor garter stitch pattern and the first method will probably work best. I also appreciate the suggestion of doing a little swatch in the pattern to see how the various methods will look. Thanks 😊
Interesting! I always do an I-cord with slip all/knit all at the beginning/end of a row, never with alternating slip/knit stitches. Going to make a swatch today to see the difference between the 2 methods. Thank you for your video, very well explained! :-)
It is just another way of forming an i-cord-looking edge. This method doesn't leave long yarn floats at the edges. The method you use is also great and the floats normally disappear after blocking. Happy knitting :-)
@@10rowsaday Thank you for explaining this. I was just going to ask why you slipped two stitches in the I-cord selvage. That now makes logical sense as a way to eliminate the long float. Very helpful. Thank you for a very clear instructional video. Well done!
Excellent teaching! Thank you for making it clear (going step by step) as to what-to-do & how-to-do these added stitches "for every row" to get a nice, clean border without the curling. On to making some scarfs as gifts (Thumbs up!)
@@10rowsaday It was so nice to finally see someone who knits like I do. You hardly ever see anyone do it this way but it seems like it is so much easier and faster than the way everyone else does when they have to pick up the yarn and move it over with their hand!
I’m Amazed! I’ve been doing 1 and four; but these other three I will definitely utilize! Fabulous tutorial and I Thank You very much. Clear, concise, and inspiring!❤️🌹❣️
10rowsaday You are more than welcome! Now, I will watch all the other videos! I’m just getting back into knitting the last 6 months and these videos are the best I’ve seen to really help me get precisely the tools needed to perfect my work. Thank You very much🌹🤗
Great clear instructions! I am a beginner knitter... I am 3/4 of the way through a shawl, wished I would have seen this video first to make a nicer edge!
I am, like Terry Ann Sweeney, 75% done an infinity scarf, and wish I had seen this before starting my project. And this is only my 2nd knitting project. Thank you for the clear instructions!
So glad I found your knitting tutorials! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! 🤗 I'm a beginner knitter and the way you explain, it's easy to follow and attempt. P.s love your sweater, it's exactly the look I want to knit for a knitted tunic. Would you consider a tutorial for a knitted tunic top? 🙂🤩
Thank you, Helen :-) The sweater I'm wearing in this video is called Sideways Sweater. The pattern is at www.10rowsaday.com/sideways-sweater Happy knitting!
@@10rowsaday it's exactly what I've been searching the web for but couldn't find a pattern that was close until now! I'm so excited to purchase and knit this sweater next month 😍 I want to make it a bit longer to cover my behind. Do I increase the length of the body, is this okay to do? I know I'll get more confident as I do more knitting, I'm dreaming knitting, haha 😄 Helen in Canada 🇨🇦
That amusing thank you for teaching us it’s so helpful since I’m just beginner and I unfortunately wasting my yarn 🧶 by making ugly ages☹️ Take care 🌹🌹🌹🌹
You are most welcome, Vecky :-) I'm glad you like the methods explained in this tutorial. One of the good things about knitting is that we rarely waste yarn - we can always unravel a project and use the same yarn to make something else. Happy knitting!
Another amazing video! You have a wonderful way of explaining without talking down to us. Thank you. I do have an unrelated question- do you block your swatches before demonstrating. It just occurred to me while watching, that none of your swatches are curled.
Hi Karen. Thank you so much for watching my tutorials and for the kind words :-) Yes, I block most of my swatches because curling hides sections of the swatch and distracts from the knitting technique. Some swatches do well without blocking, especially the ones that have one garter ridge at the bottom. Happy knitting :-)
Thank you so much! I can't wait to start something so I can use one of your lovely edgings. And I personally really like the fine green yarn against the blue wall... and your beautiful hands!!
@@marcoshuster1642 I live in Tennessee. My husband and I retired here 5 years ago. We absolutely love it. The weather is kind and the people even kinder. I haven’t been knitting for a while due to tendonitis in my forearms. It is nearly healed. I look forward to starting up again.
Hi,I am from India today I have seen your video it's very useful for every knitter can I knit my cardigan,s button band by using this idea thank you so much
What an excellent, comprehensive and easy-to-follow tutorial! It is ready to help me as I embark on my first shawl, knitted flat. But one question I do have is whether any of these edges favor (or disfavor) working with them if colors are changed at the edge of the shawl. Can you expand on which of these edges might be an optimal choice for color changes and for carrying the yarn up the side if the pattern requires it?
Thank you so much for the kind words :-) I am happy you enjoyed this tutorial. As to carrying different colours up the edges, there is another tutorial that should be quite helpful, you can watch it at ruclips.net/video/iFuEgSLg2L0/видео.html Good luck with the shawl :-)
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Thank you for this tutorial! It was incredibly useful to me in making my first scarf after years of not knitting.
Here are the timestamps for each of the five ways so other viewers can easily navigate the tutorial:
0:18 #1: Looks like a chain of stitches
1:37 #2: Looks like a chain of little beads
4:03 #3: Two garter stitches at each side
5:52 #4: Seed stitch at each side
7:52 #5: i-cord that is created as you knit
If you could pin this so people can use the timestamps, that would be great, thanks!
Just did. Thank you, Mariana :-)
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Thank you. The most helpful parts of this video were when you said explicitly to add and how many to add stitches to the cast on. Also every time you said "right side, wrong side, it doesn't matter." These statements seem simple, but they are extremely clarifying and make this video a tutorial that can actually be used!
This video is so simple and clear. Really well-made and extremely helpful. Also, I love this woman. She talks at the perfect pace, has a very pleasant voice, and I love her accent.
Thank you so much, Erin :-) Happy knitting, my friend! Maryna
Thank you so much! I'm in my 60s and I just started learning to knit 2 weeks ago from these You Tube videos. My edges were so loopy and ugly, it was frustrating since I have no one to really ask what was wrong.I just came upon this video last evening. I tried the first couple of ways but without success until the third one. Its great that you show multiple examples. My last swatch is beautiful! Thanks again.
I have been knitting for at least 50 years and have never had edge instructions so clearly presented. Thank you for taking the time and being so detailed in your presentation. I'm looking forward to neater edges in the future.
Thank you, Marti. I'm happy you find my instructions easy to follow :-)
Thank you very much. After over 50 years of knitting I'm finally able to make neat edges. Such a relief.
Thank you so much..you are very thorough. Your swatches are so even and neat.
Maryna, I have watched an insane number of knitting videos over the past 2 days. Yours and your techniques are top notch! Like many other less experienced knitters, I have been dissatisfied with my edges. Now that you have given excellent tutorials on how to finish the sides of a knitting project, I can feel more accomplished as a knitter! Thank you for all your tutorials!
Thank you, Gigi! I am so happy to know that this tutorial helped you to feel better about your knitting skills :-) Happy knitting, my friend!
BEST instructions for any level of knitters. I’m glad to start learning how to knit the right way with options too.
Thank you very much for for your video.
Thanks so much! You make it so easy to follow each technique. When I need instructions on anything in knitting you are who I turn to . 💙
Oooh, thank you so much, Lyn :-)
This is definitely one of the best videos on edging. Very easy to understand and see what she is doing!
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial :-) Happy knitting!
Thank you. Your clear explanations were a huge help for a pattern that had horrid edges.
I wonder how anyone could give a minus to such clear, useful and well done tutorial....
Oooh, thank you so much, Agata. You are very kind :-) Thank you!
Best tuturial for the knitting edges not to curl. Very useful👍👍
I just found your channel and website today and I am so excited! There are no classes or knitting guilds in my area and other tutorials just didn't make sense to me. You are a very easy person to listen to, and your directions are easy to understand. My grandmother taught me to knit when I was 6. I would try now and again, but could never manage anything more challenging than a scarf. With your videos my ability has increased by leaps and bounds. Thank you so much!
Kate, I'm so happy to know that my tutorials make sense to you :-) If you need help with something that is not yet explained in a video tutorial, send me an email and I'll do my best to help. Happy knitting!
Finally someone has shown various how to neatly knit selvedges ! Thank you so much. It it so exciting to have a choice!
Thank you so much, i always had a problem knitting scarves. Appreciate this tutorial great job.💗
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You just solved my problem. Your demonstration is so clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much.
Happy to help, Liza :-)
I have watched your teaching videos now for a few years off and on as well as other sites and I love yours the best! Your voice and explanations are so clear and easy for me that I have learned so many great techniques which has greatly improved my knitting.
Thank you so much for being such a great teacher!!!!
Always very clear instructions. Beautiful hands without the distractions of nail color or jewelry !!
Thank you so much, Diane :-)
Wonderful tutorial. I enjoyed watching you knit. Thank you
You are most welcome, Rose :-) Happy knitting!
This is so helpful! I'm attempting to make a blanket and was looking for a way to make it look more professional. Thank you!
The best tutorial on knitted edging! Very clear and precise instructions that's so easy to understand. Thank you for sharing. 🌹
Thank you, Cherryblossom :-)
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What a great tutorial so helpful
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I so love your knitting it is so perfect. I wall be trying these edges.
Thank you, Cynthia 🙏
You are amazing. This is incredibly helpful. I was familiar with the first four. But the 5th method knocked my socks off. I love it! Thank you!
Thank you, Julia :-)
Thank you for this easy and well explained instruction for this beginner knitter.
This was a great overview of different side-edge techniques to give your knits a nicely finished look. I’m most likely to use the 1st method for my current project because it’s neither a straight stockinette nor garter stitch pattern and the first method will probably work best. I also appreciate the suggestion of doing a little swatch in the pattern to see how the various methods will look. Thanks 😊
Thank you, Lisa. I agree - the first method is very versatile and it works with various stitch patterns. Happy knitting :-)
Interesting! I always do an I-cord with slip all/knit all at the beginning/end of a row, never with alternating slip/knit stitches. Going to make a swatch today to see the difference between the 2 methods.
Thank you for your video, very well explained! :-)
It is just another way of forming an i-cord-looking edge. This method doesn't leave long yarn floats at the edges. The method you use is also great and the floats normally disappear after blocking. Happy knitting :-)
@@10rowsaday Thank you for explaining this. I was just going to ask why you slipped two stitches in the I-cord selvage. That now makes logical sense as a way to eliminate the long float. Very helpful. Thank you for a very clear instructional video. Well done!
Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for, in clear instructions. Perfect!
What an excellent tutorial! Your instructions were very clear AND you have beautiful hands. 🤗
Thank you so much, Susan :-)
I just found your video by accident. I have watched a lot of videos and you are the ONLY person that knits the same way I do! ☺️
Wow! I've never seen the 5th method. Can't wait to try it!
Have fun experimenting with the edges, Christine :-)
Excellent teaching! Thank you for making it clear (going step by step) as to what-to-do & how-to-do these added stitches "for every row" to get a nice, clean border without the curling. On to making some scarfs as gifts (Thumbs up!)
This is such a helpful tutorial Maryna. Thank you for your expertise!
You are most welcome! Happy knitting :-)
The best tutorial I have seen, very clear instructions, beautiful neat edges and knitting and I love the blue background 😊 Thanks!!
Thank you so much, Vanessa! I'm happy you enjoyed this tutorial :-)
I love how you knit! a lot faster than holding the thread in the right hand. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Balgran :-) I plan to make a video about the basics of Continental knitting (the knitting style I use) in a few weeks. Stay tuned :-)
@@10rowsaday It was so nice to finally see someone who knits like I do. You hardly ever see anyone do it this way but it seems like it is so much easier and faster than the way everyone else does when they have to pick up the yarn and move it over with their hand!
@@DB-ph2fo Agreed :-)
@@10rowsaday And I also meant to thank you for this excellent tutorial!
I’m Amazed! I’ve been doing 1 and four; but these other three I will definitely utilize!
Fabulous tutorial and I Thank You very much. Clear, concise, and inspiring!❤️🌹❣️
Thank you so much, Carla, you are so kind!
10rowsaday You are more than welcome! Now, I will watch all the other videos! I’m just getting back into knitting the last 6 months and these videos are the best I’ve seen to really help me get precisely the tools needed to perfect my work.
Thank You very much🌹🤗
Great video.
Best explanation ever on the different edges.
I just love the way you teach.
Thank you so much!🌸
Thank you, Carm :-)
Very nicely explained and may I add how neat your work is .
Thank you
Thank you :-)
Love how easy you have made this! Life changer. Thanks ❤
Fabulous tips for edging. I love the last two especially, and can’t wait to try them. Thank you for sharing!
thank you, best ever tutorial on knitting edging!!
Excellent tutorial! Well paced, very clear and MOST helpful. Thank you!
Thank you, Bruce :-)
Your instructions are so easy to and follow. I'll post your link on my knitting group page.
Thank you so much, Cynde :-)
Very clear tutorial and the comparisons are wonderful.
Thank you, Kyle :-)
Great video! Liked and saved for whenever I need a nice edge!
I started loving you on seeing your first video. You are a great help
Love your tutorial! Gave me great ideas for my future projects. Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much, you are the best teacher! Your explanations are very helpful for me. Blessings!
Thank you, Naomi! I am so glad my explanations make sense to you :-)
This is the best video about knitting. I am quite experienced but I have never thought about doing those edges. thank you!
Thank you! I'm happy you learn new tricks from my tutorials :-)
Thank you very much for the information. This is extremely helpful.😊
Thank you, Lucia. I am happy I could help :-)
nice clear instructions with great samples - thanks for this
Great ideas and beautiful stitches as well. Thanks for sharing these techniques.
This is very helpful because the edge of my scarfs would look horrible otherwise. I will try to see which edging will work for me. Thank you!
Your work is beautiful!
Thank you so much, Sarah! You are very kind. Thank you :-)
Wonderful tutorial! Thanks for sharing these great edgings!
Thank you, Thea! I am glad you like this tutorial :-)
Thank you for your demonstration, all of the edges are very beautiful.
Thank you, Edna :-) Happy knitting!
I love these. Instructions. Have been looking for them for years and years. So clear!
Perfectly presented instructions!! Thank you so much this is awesome!!
Thank you :-)
Fantastic instructional video Thanks so much 😉👏👍
I found you, I like what I see, I subscribed 🌸
Thank you, my friend 🙏
Thank you for explaining so thoroughly.
You are most helpful, Bindu :-) Happy knitting!
Excellent video, even my mom who only speaks Italian and French was able to follow.
Thank you so much, Giovanna! Your mom is so smart to figure out instructions even though she doesn't speak English. Say hi to her for me :-)
Great clear instructions! I am a beginner knitter... I am 3/4 of the way through a shawl, wished I would have seen this video first to make a nicer edge!
No worries, Terry Ann. I am sure you'll make many beautiful shawls with perfect edges :-) Happy knitting!
I was so close... just experimenting on my own ... glad I decided to look this up.... starting scarf over for the 3rd or 4th time now...
You are one brave knitter, Natasha :-) It's always fun to experiment with stitches. Good luck with the scarf!
I am, like Terry Ann Sweeney, 75% done an infinity scarf, and wish I had seen this before starting my project. And this is only my 2nd knitting project. Thank you for the clear instructions!
Thank you :-) All your scarves will have perfect edges from now on :-)
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4 and 5 are so dag gum easy and sooo pretty even on the odd color yarn your using Thank you
It doesn't have to be complicated. In many cases, the best solutions are the easiest ones. Hooray to simple knitting! :-)
So glad I found your knitting tutorials! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! 🤗
I'm a beginner knitter and the way you explain, it's easy to follow and attempt.
P.s love your sweater, it's exactly the look I want to knit for a knitted tunic.
Would you consider a tutorial for a knitted tunic top? 🙂🤩
Thank you, Helen :-) The sweater I'm wearing in this video is called Sideways Sweater. The pattern is at www.10rowsaday.com/sideways-sweater Happy knitting!
@@10rowsaday it's exactly what I've been searching the web for but couldn't find a pattern that was close until now! I'm so excited to purchase and knit this sweater next month 😍
I want to make it a bit longer to cover my behind. Do I increase the length of the body, is this okay to do?
I know I'll get more confident as I do more knitting, I'm dreaming knitting, haha 😄
Helen in Canada 🇨🇦
Love your teaching method 👍💕
These are some really nice edges thanks so much.
You are such a great teacher!!
thanks for this great tutorial....definitely will be using these techniques
Thanks, Peter :-)
The first method is especially useful when you will be joining/seaming pieces as in side seams of a sweater. I have used it for years.
I can't agree more, Shirley. Slip stitch selvedges are very helpful for seaming.
Very helpful n useful tip thanks for sharing this lovely video from India love to watch your videos
Merci pour ces explications très intéressantes et qui me donnent envie de tester sur mes prochains projets. 🙏
That amusing thank you for teaching us it’s so helpful since I’m just beginner and I unfortunately wasting my yarn 🧶 by making ugly ages☹️ Take care 🌹🌹🌹🌹
You are most welcome, Vecky :-) I'm glad you like the methods explained in this tutorial. One of the good things about knitting is that we rarely waste yarn - we can always unravel a project and use the same yarn to make something else. Happy knitting!
Wow!!!
Thank you.
I adore this.
Thank you dear for these tips.🙏
Can you show me how to knit the jumper you are wearing, it's beautiful!
I wish I had seen this video before knitting my first blanket. SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you, Lady Tee :-) The pattern for this sweater is called Sideways Sweater. You'll find it at www.10rowsaday.com/patterns
Great tutorial- thank you. If RUclips videos don't work for you, you need to be a hand model! ;-)
Thank you, Amy. I'll stick with RUclips for now ;-)
Another amazing video! You have a wonderful way of explaining without talking down to us. Thank you. I do have an unrelated question- do you block your swatches before demonstrating. It just occurred to me while watching, that none of your swatches are curled.
Hi Karen. Thank you so much for watching my tutorials and for the kind words :-) Yes, I block most of my swatches because curling hides sections of the swatch and distracts from the knitting technique. Some swatches do well without blocking, especially the ones that have one garter ridge at the bottom. Happy knitting :-)
great tutorial thank you ...now I can put the edging on baby blanket as i go
Thank you so much! I can't wait to start something so I can use one of your lovely edgings. And I personally really like the fine green yarn against the blue wall... and your beautiful hands!!
Thank you, Cilla :-) Good luck with your new project!
Beautiful craft 👌
Thanks :-)
Beautiful explanations,thank for having you.
Thank you so much, Mirjana :-) I am happy the explanations make sense to you. Happy knitting!
AWESOME!!! Best tip ever,,looks so much more professional.... thank you...hugs
Thank you, Rhonda :-)
This would be perfect for making a bookmark
Great idea!
Thank you for the excellent instructions for i-cord edging. Great video, also written instructions.
My pleasure, Margot :-)
Love them. Thank you for showing me how x
Thank you so much for this video The best tip ever
5 stares--------best video I have yet to see.
Thank you so much, suskky :-)
These are amazing, thank you!
Excellent instructors 🤗
Thank you.
@@marcoshuster1642 I live in Tennessee. My husband and I retired here 5 years ago. We absolutely love it. The weather is kind and the people even kinder. I haven’t been knitting for a while due to tendonitis in my forearms. It is nearly healed. I look forward to starting up again.
I purl both sides and it comes out good
Great tutorial!
Helping video dear...thanks for sharing...Love
Best tutorial ever!!!! i love the pattern you are using as gauge. Can you tell me the name? Greattings from Brasil
Thank you, Flavia! The swatches are made in plain stockinette stitch. Nothing fancy :-)
You have helped me so much. Thank you! Happy New Year💗
Thank you, my friend :-) Happy New Year!
Hi,I am from India today I have seen your video it's very useful for every knitter can I knit my cardigan,s button band by using this idea thank you so much
Yes Mamta, selvedge stitches will make the edges of the button bands look nicer. Happy knitting :-)
Please use a thick or chunky yarn to show which is better edge and use different swatches. Thanks for sharing 🎀
Thank you so much for the suggestion. I'll use chunky yarn in my videos more often. Stay in touch :-)
Would you please make vidio with a larger yarn,so i can see more clear how to make an nice edge with 5 ways,thank you so much .
What an excellent, comprehensive and easy-to-follow tutorial! It is ready to help me as I embark on my first shawl, knitted flat. But one question I do have is whether any of these edges favor (or disfavor) working with them if colors are changed at the edge of the shawl. Can you expand on which of these edges might be an optimal choice for color changes and for carrying the yarn up the side if the pattern requires it?
Thank you so much for the kind words :-) I am happy you enjoyed this tutorial. As to carrying different colours up the edges, there is another tutorial that should be quite helpful, you can watch it at ruclips.net/video/iFuEgSLg2L0/видео.html
Good luck with the shawl :-)
Very well presented :) Awesome edgings :) I love them all
Oooh, thanks Lisa - you are so kind :-)