• 4:28

    Comparing Selvedge Edges

    Selvedge stitches are worked at the edge of a knitted fabric and have many different purposes. In this video, Mary Beth Temple explores three different selvedge treatments and shares the advantages to each one so you can determine which one is best for you and your next knitting project. STOCKINETTE STITCH SELVEDGE EDGE This selvedge…

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  • 4:18

    Tips for a Neat Knit Selvedge

    A selvedge edge is the stitch (or stitches) worked at the beginning and end of a row. These edges are typically used for seaming knitted pieces together, but they can also be decorative. In this video, Jill Wright examines three different selvedge edges. The first swatch that Jill explores is one with a slipped stitch…

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  • 3:58

    Knitting an I-Cord Edge for Shawls or Scarves

    An I-Cord edging is a beautiful detail on any knitting project. In this video, knitting expert Michele Lee Bernstein demonstrates how to work an i-cord edging at the beginning and end of the row, making it the perfect technique for scarves and side-to-side shawls. This edging requires three stitches at the beginning of the row…

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  • 4:49

    Kitchener Stitch

    Working the Kitchener stitch doesn’t have to be daunting! In this video, sock designer Corrina Ferguson demonstrates how to work the Kitchener stitch. She works the sample in a contrasting color yarn; however, for your own sock knitting projects you’ll be using the same yarn that you used to knit the sock. To begin, arrange…

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  • 3:44

    Twisted Stockinette Edge

    Adding a decorative edging to your knitting project can really turn up the volume and add pizzazz to your project. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein demonstrates how to work a Twisted Stockinette Edge. This edging is perfect for the top of a cuff-down sock or the bottom of a bottom-up sweater. This decorative edge…

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  • 8:31

    Mattress Stitch

    Learning how to properly seam knitted pieces together is an important skill to have in your knitting toolbox, especially if you’re interested in knitting projects like baby sweaters or a garment for yourself. In this video, sweater designer Corrina Ferguson shows you step-by-step how to do the mattress stitch. To begin, Corrina looks at different…

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  • 7:11

    Crochet Edge

    Learning just a couple of crochet stitches allows you to add beautiful, decorative crochet edgings to your knitting. In this video, Corrina Ferguson demonstrates how to work an easy edging that’s created with chain stitches, single crochet stitches, and double crochet stitches. Corrina begins working single crochet around her knitted swatch. When binding off the…

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  • 4:43

    Whip Stitch

    Once you have the knitting basics mastered, it’s time to learn some finishing techniques. Seaming is an important skill to learn, as you’ll need to use it in a variety of projects, like knitted baby sweaters or garments. In this video, Corrina Ferguson demonstrates how to whip stitch. Typically, a whip stitch will be performed…

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  • 8:08

    Polishing Your Seams: Tips for Tidy Seams

    Seaming knitting together is an important part of many knitting patterns, particularly sweater patterns. In this video, sweater designer Corrina Ferguson shares some of her tips for polishing your seams so that they are looking their best for your next sweater project. EXPOSED SEAMS Corrina discusses whip stitch seams and mattress stitch seams and how…

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