See how to knit the triangle edge stitch when stitching, with this easy, up close demonstration by Judy Graham, Knitter to the Stars. Judy's knits have appeared in movies, television, and concerts for over thirty years. She herself has been hand-knitting for over fifty. Watch as she teaches you how to knit a triangle edge stitch when knitting in this three-part video tutorial.
How To: Knit the triangle edge stitch
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2 Comments
I noticed the last knit stitch is worked in the back of the stitch rather than from front to back.
Thank you so much: it's become neatly clear to me now :)
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