Distitch - 2.2 Slip kDS selvedge, open
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- If you like Distitch Selvedge, please use it in your projects. However please always give full credit, and use the correct title: DISTITCH SELVEDGE BY ASSIA BRILL.
If you are a designer and are planning to use Distitch Selvedge in your work, I’m flattered! But PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE publishing your design. Thank you!
Distitch gives a beautiful, even and firm selvedge - use it as a decorative edge that doesn’t loosen with wear.
When working in Garter stitch, Brioche, or other vertically compressed stitch patterns, it’s better to use slip DS selvedge, in which the selvedge stitch is worked every second row. This is achieved by slipping the first stitch of every row, and working the last stitch as a Distitch. Remember, because each slipped Distitch is stretched over 4 rows, it gathers the vertical edge, so it needs to be worked looser than the body stitches.
Different ways of slipping the first stitch at the beginning of the row give open or closed chains of stitches on the edge. The closed chain consists of twisted stitches and is narrower and tighter. The open one is wider and much looser. Try both to decide which is best for your project.
Here are full instructions for the open chain DS selvedge (2). The closed chain DS selvedge (1) is shown in previous videos.
The book "Distitch: a new knitting concept" is now available from Amazon.
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I’ve tried regular slip-stitch edges, but they were never this neat. The video is very clear and easy to follow. I frogged the first few rows of a scarf to start over using this technique. Thank you!
I'm glad you like my Distitch selvedges! There are more videos for DS selvedges for Brioche ribbing, have a look.
Happy knitting!
I'm currently using this method,KAL a Swatch, and I'm amazed and very pleased with the result, just love the professional finish .👍
Thank you very much for your comment! I'm glad you like Distitch.
Super clear & simple! Thanks a lot!!!❤
Thank you, glad you like it, please try yourself!
Thank you. I was looking for a nice ending of the row. You have realy helpt me. 💐
Fantastic! Thank you for let me know.
excellent tutorial! love the resulting edge
Thank you very much! Glad you like it.
Merci pour ce modèle de lisière . Il est magnifique et mon écharpe à une belle finition.
Thanks for your kind words!
Grazie mille, veramente bello e pulito 👍👏👏👏👏 bravissima 👏👏👏👏
Mille grazie: molto gentile!
Thank you!❤from Pakistan.
You are welcome! Glad you like it.
@@assiabrill1944 r u Indian?
I'm British, live in England.@@HannahmurcuryHannah-bt6gv
Merçi madame de nous montrer votre savoir, tellement beau et professionnel
Merci beaucoup. Génial 👍😉😘
Glad you like it!
Well darn, I tried to like this video and I accidentally hit dislike first. I changed it right away but didn’t want you to think anyone actually did react negatively. And oh my, I definitely do LOVE this! I’ve never seen anything like it and will be trying it out on my next project. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for “changing” your mind, have fun with Distitch!
🇧🇷 🌺💕 Obrigada.
Hallo, sehr gutes Video, schön gemacht, man kann alles deutlich verstehen, vielen Dank!
Nebenbei habe ich bemerkt dass die Spitze deiner Stricknadeln etwas länger ausfällt als sonst, finde ich sehr interessant und würde sie auch gerne mal ausprobieren. Kannst du mir mitteilen, von welcher Marke diese Stricknadeln sind?
Danke und liebe Grüße
Caroline
Liebe Caroline!
Vielen Dank für Ihre netten Worte zu meinem Distitch und meinem Video.
Diese Stricknadeln sind HiyaHiya Sharp dpns, Nummer 3,75 mm, 15 cm lang. Garn ist Cashmere Merino Silk Aran by Sublime.
Viel Glück and Happy Knitting!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Muy lindo!!!
¡Gracias! Thank you!
Hi there. I love this edge. I've been trying to recreate it but really struggling. Does it make a difference what yarn you're using? thanks!
Dear Jessica, sorry to hear about your struggle. Please tell me, at what step you have a problem.
You can use any yarn, but for the training purpose I would recommend non-splitty yarn.
Loving the look of the edge. How would you work it for stockinette st?
Thank you! Distitch selvedges are working for many stitch patterns including stockinette - have a look at this video: ruclips.net/video/q1ok5t01IW0/видео.html
How to work them described and shown in the book" Distitch: a new knitting concept". Hope you'll enjoy it!
Я пробовала так вязать,но край стягивает полотно,увы😊
Как жаль, мне очень хочется помочь Вам!
Имеется несколько обязательных условий для получения аккураного Дистичного края:
1. Использовать только для сжатых по вертикали узоров: платочная, английская резинка и подобные;
2. Вязать строго по вертикали, без прибавок. Диагональные кромки будут стянуты!
3. В начале ряда после того как мы переснимаем первую петлю, рабочую нить не затягивать! Наоборот - ослабить её а петлю вытянуть и сделать длинной.
Если и это не помогает, можно использовать трюк рекомендованный для кромок с Айкордом: сразу после снятой кромочной сделать накид, а в следующем ряду его сбросить.
Пожалуйста попробуйте так связать, надеюсь это поможет.
Avmaskning i sidorna sophie sjal
Hi! I'm very interested to buy your book. Are there more videos available when we buy the book? Also, what are the differences between video 1.2, 2.2, and 3.2, etc.? Not clear to me! What do open and closed means? Thanks!
Dear Josée!
Glad you are interested in the Distitch book!
Yes, there are plenty of videos in the book, for all new techniques. You'll need a mobile phone or tablet with the ability to read QR codes.
Both video 1.1 and 1.2 are for technique no 1. The difference is in the length:
1.1 is very short, less than 1 minute and shows only the established repeat.
1.2 is the full version with set-up and repeat.
The same principle allies for all other video numbering: 2.1 and 2.2; 3.1 and 3.2: 4.1 and 4.2.etc...
Hope this helps.
@@assiabrill1944 Thank you. What open and closed means?
@@joseecoquine2145 In this short article you'll find open/closed sts definition:
assiabrill.com/knitting-2/distitch/slip-ds-selvedge/
Per continuare questo lavoro gli aumenti come è quando si fanno
I’m not sure I fully understood your question, please clarify.
This technique is to obtain a beautiful and neat selvedges for garter stitch, on scarfs for example.
Non capisco si può tradurre in italiano
@@lucianabruno7881
OK!
I’m not sure I fully understood your question, please clarify. = Non sono sicuro di aver compreso appieno la tua domanda, per favore chiarisci.
This technique is to obtain a beautiful and neat selvedges for garter stitch, on scarfs for example. = Questa tecnica serve per ottenere cimosse belle e pulite per il punto legaccio, ad esempio sulle sciarpe.