Again, thank you! I'm mind boggled that more knitters aren't visiting your videos. I've been knitting for decades but am new to the Kitchener tequenics and I am thrilled to see them here.
OMGosh it exists!!!!!! Thank you soooo much for this! I was really struggling with accepting one row would be off when grafting together (9stitches on each side for border) and yes I’d be the only one would would see- but I cannot thank you enough for this! Love from MN! ❤️
Yay thank you. I'm knitting my second cardigan ever and I hated the seam at the back of the neck on my first. I knew there had to be a way to graft them instead of seaming.
This is so exciting, thank you! Working on the Penguono and I don't care for the first 16 rows on the bottom back. Sooo, going to knit new 16 rows, disconnect the original and attach the new! It's only knitting, right? I can always start over 🙃
Not quite, no! That type of grafting should be a bit easier, since you will not have the half stitch offset! If you're a TKGA member with access to Cast On magazine, Joni Coniglio has an article in the Spring 2024 issue: 'Decoding Grafting Steps Part 2', with a detailed explanation of top to bottom seed stitch grafting. I'll add filming a tutorial for that to my queue!
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Again, thank you! I'm mind boggled that more knitters aren't visiting your videos. I've been knitting for decades but am new to the Kitchener tequenics and I am thrilled to see them here.
You are welcome!
OMGosh it exists!!!!!! Thank you soooo much for this! I was really struggling with accepting one row would be off when grafting together (9stitches on each side for border) and yes I’d be the only one would would see- but I cannot thank you enough for this! Love from MN! ❤️
Glad I could help!
Yay thank you. I'm knitting my second cardigan ever and I hated the seam at the back of the neck on my first. I knew there had to be a way to graft them instead of seaming.
You're welcome! It definitely can be done!
This is so exciting, thank you! Working on the Penguono and I don't care for the first 16 rows on the bottom back. Sooo, going to knit new 16 rows, disconnect the original and attach the new! It's only knitting, right? I can always start over 🙃
Oh, best of luck! You're right, it's only knitting -- make it a design element if you need to! :-)
Will this process be the same for grafting a provisional CO edge back to the BO edge? Thank you!!!
Not quite, no! That type of grafting should be a bit easier, since you will not have the half stitch offset! If you're a TKGA member with access to Cast On magazine, Joni Coniglio has an article in the Spring 2024 issue: 'Decoding Grafting Steps Part 2', with a detailed explanation of top to bottom seed stitch grafting. I'll add filming a tutorial for that to my queue!