The kitchener stitch, also called grafting, is a knitting technique used to create woven seams. It's commonly used for the toe of knitted socks, but you'll find it used whenever you need an invisible seam.
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Knit a Ball
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Knit a Snowflake
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Make Fringe for a Scarf
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Cast On Stitches at the Beginning of a Row in Knitting
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Rig up a harness out of rope to carry large boxes
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Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
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Make a Pom-Pon pom pom for baby hats
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Do an improved ssk (or slip slip knit) for knitting
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Do the yarn over in knitting with the left hand
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Crochet arms or legs for amigurumi stuffed toys
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Add Color on Circular Needles When Knitting
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Use a pocket knitter
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This video is the best demonstration of the kitchener stitch I have found. (As a new knitter I was ready to give up) Thank you so much!
Awesome, I finally learned how to do this! Thanks!!!
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