Topic: Bands

3 techniques for sharp crease when you are knitting a folded band.

Placket finish for Henley sweaters or kids sweaters for larger head openings

"Normal" bands are 1". If your pattern isn't written for a 1" band or you want a deeper band, you need to consider the steps for adjusting the neck opening to
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Adding ribbed buttonbands takes a few extra steps. Here is one method for you to try.

Add a ribbed buttonband with a beautiful edge.

Calculating stitches for neckbands or front bands for cardigans is mysterious for many knitters. We are often instructed to “pick up 2 stitches for
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Calculating armhole bands for vests and sleeveless sweaters is a bit different than calculating for a straight edge. There are 2 considerations:
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Vertical bands for cardigan fronts are beautiful. This style of band is fast - no picking up stitches to form a separate band, but you do need to plan ahead
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There are many methods for finishing necklines. Here are 2 band techniques that can be used for shaped or cut 'n sew necklines.Add a professional finish to
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Knitting V-Neck pullovers shouldn't be intimidating. Watch as we shape a practice neckline and doubled stockinette band. Included are instructions for
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