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

Bands around necklines, armholes or at hems don't have to be boring! Machine knitters can easily add
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"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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