Topic: edges

A chained hem is decorative and a modern alternative to a hung hem or ribbing. Not only pretty, it "tames the curl".

In a previous video we explored creating corrugated rib on the knitting machine. This involved
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An all-time favorite bind off that allows for control over the stretch of the bind off edge. Even if you love the round-the-gatepeg bind off method. You have to
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Add designer details to your garments with basic I-Cord accented seams and garment edges.

Here are some decorative band finishes that can be used for button and buttonhole bands. Also included are 4 methods of securing a doubled band for a
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A picot cast on creates a stretchy, decorative edge that can be used when knitting over every other needle or when you want to jazz up a plain edge.

This amazing band encloses the edge of your garment. Use it for cardigan bands, neckbands or anywhere you want both sides to look beautiful. No ugly bind off
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Added to the side of a knitted piece, this edge provides a firm base for a soft scallop. Perfect for the front opening of a cardigan. Eliminate the
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When knitting in stockinette, both hand and machine, a knitter needs to deal with the rolling edges. It’s the nature of the knitted stitches to curl.
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You have a number of options when you want a nice, sharp crease. Creases in the legs of slacks add a professional finish. A creased facing is a quick way to
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Knitters spend a lot of time dealing with the edges of their knitting - especially the natural roll of knitting. Here's an easy technique that embraces
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Adding a slit to a slim pencil skirt, or at the side hem seam of a sweater or even at the neckline of a pullover can add comfort and style. Included
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Similar to a crochet picot edge, this technique creates a pretty, feminine edge on your knitting.

Here is an absolutely gorgeous edge that looks like crochet, but easily worked on the machine. Once you see the basic construction, I'm sure you'll come
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A looped edge adds a soft finish to your knitting. Quickly add to either cast on or bind off edges. Because the edges are similar, this is a nice finish for
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A simple edge finish that is perfect for slits and neck openings, especially on kids pullovers. A fellow knitter, Jill, asked how to finish the opening on a
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Borrowed from a hand-knitting technique, i-cord edges are a great way to finish scarves, shawls and any edge that won't be seamed. Master your machine
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Knitters love the look of these sawtooth edges. We show 3 variations to knit, plus ways to easily attach them to your sweater, hat, scarf, blanket
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Slip the edge stitches as if to knit - this instruction is a basic edge finish for hand knitters. Machine knitters can easily duplicate this look. Watch how
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Eyelet technique that can be used as an insert, edge, hem or band

Pintucks are a simple way to add dimension to your knitting. Multi-color pintucks, graduated pintucks, garter pintucks, eyelet pintucks. The possibilities are
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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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