Joining Knitted Pieces 2 WAYS

[@lorrainehutter6677]

It's taking me longer to seam the sweater I am working on than it took to knit the individual pieces!!! I've been trying to find a seam I can live with for a month. This technique looks like a winner. I believe the crocheted seam also has the advantage of ripping out easier. Thanks for your clear instruction and the great camera work!

[@susanhunt2095]

Thank you very much for teaching me how to knit two pieces together. I have two Afghans that were crocheted for my daughter and grandson and they want them together so they can both get warm while watching tv. Cuddletime...

[@emesejeszenoi5347]

I watched like 20 videos and yours is the only one that actually helped me to understand how to do this, thank you!!

[@nico_castro_g]

Thanks Anna! I’ve seen other joining videos that over-complicated things and confused me such that I ended up with an ugly thick seam. But I just used your method today (needle) and it’s turned out perfect and smooth! Thanks!

[@LoaLabSubliminals]

Thank you so much... I just didn't had needles for seaming... Crochet hook technique is literally savior...

[@soulfulD42]

I'm making a colour block baby blanket and each edge I did 2 knits and the rest purl, so this should look really neat when I join them all together. I also purchased a contrasting colour to join the seams in case I wanted to do a basic blanket stitch but I prefer this way. I'll try it and see how it comes out with the needle method. I'm all thumbs with a crochet hook.

[@crystalkoosman695]

Great video! Very helpful! I think a lot of us are intimidated by seaming; this helps a lot.

[@deniseallen9258]

I watched this and very quickly completed my cardigan by using the crochet hook technique. It was brilliant. Thank you for sharing your ideas. Dx

[@stampnscrapz]

TFS - this is the best joining method I have found....so easy & looks really nice.

[@tanyajohnson7045]

Thank you Anna for being thorough in your examples

[@PurlsB4Wine]

Thank you so much!!! I was looking for an easier way to sew my leg warmers closed. I love the technique of slipping the stitch to make a braid at the end of each row. Gonna start now!!!

[@HotHBoil]

I thought about making legwarmers and using double-pointed needles. However, I know how to sew by hand better than use those complicated needles. I think this is a better way!

[@Kaylavaszahra]

thank you! this helps a lot. i'm new to both knitting and crocheting. this is easy to follow. i'm so excited for my next project!

[@maryvictorious5893]

Thank you Anna. This demonstration was very helpful.

[@shandramacniven5964]

I think I'm going to use the crochet technique for my dad's sweater. More economical than mattress stitch, I think, plus less time-consuming.

[@gloriaprice8179]

Thank you for such clear instructions. To the point and easy to see and understand.

[@marielindapitre1156]

Thank you for explaining it simply as we can understand

[@laelae2363]

i love ur video! It's perfect! And u have a nice voice to listen to. Thank you!!!

[@claraausten]

Really clear and to the point. Thank you.

[@andreashorey3055]

This was a great video, my seam looks so much better now, Ty!!

[@peggyhall7011]

OMG. I've been knitting for years, but my grandmother sewed it together. She died without teaching me! This makes it soooo easy.

[@susanjolly3295]

Thank you for a clear concise explanation

[@elaineturner8218]

Thanks. I needed a refresher. Very informative!

[@IslandKate]

Thank you! That is incredibly helpful. So appreciate this nice clear video.❤️

[@john316-tetelestai]

Thank you for this video! Blessings to you

[@marinagarciasolorzano1724]

So clear and punctal tutorial...thank you very much

[@Marooska1]

Thanks for great demonstration! Showing two ways to see knit sides!

[@randomstrangerz9929]

I am new to knitting. I definitely needed this video tutorial! Thanks!

[@AnnaKnits]

You’re very welcome! Enjoy

[@joek2796]

Thank you Anna😚. I just happen to search this seam joining for my knitted vest. I happen to see this tutorial of yours. Yess d crochet way of seaming is just tooo perfect. Thank you sooo much to be of help at d right time. I have subscribed to your channel as I find your tutorials of great help. I joined my front n back part of the knitted vest by d crochet hook. Thank you 😊 God bless you 😊

[@l.m.o.8948]

Thanks for your time. Nice clean video. 🇨🇦

[@Sue-vh5fc]

Great tutorial! Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@cheyenneevans6783]

you're a lifesaver! thank you so so so much

[@iAmNaomiTamar144k]

Thank you so much this was easy to follow & well explained

[@donnaparks1919]

Looks doable for me I think maybe I can get the crochet Dislexic loom knit the only thing I can get crochet peaces together thanks for video may need to watch more to really get it thanks

[@Viteaification]

simple and easy! thanks!

[@lauragolini3442]

Great demo. Excellent video!

[@anabandeirarocha]

Wow Amazing video! ❤ Thank you!

[@Banzai12car]

Great video!! So glad I watched! I am going to try this crotchet method!

[@christinejackson9439]

Thanks for sharing it helped me heaps never thought to crochet it am going to try this💖

[@nooraalmotawa8431]

What we should do with the tail of the other piece, please could anyone answer

[@TinaOdonnell-j6c]

All I can say is Thank you.

[@dontblink5264]

Thank you so much!!! This is the seaming method I've been waiting for ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@soulfulD42]

But what happens if you don't have the tail end of the yarn as shown? I cast off and cut the remaining ends of my project

[@nitacr7617]

Amazing, thank you so uch! You saved me!

[@judyluchies2492]

Thank you 😇🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@annmarievalenti9264]

Thank you. I made my school colors in squares, how do I put the together? Maroon & Gray need to be attached what color yarn? Thank you

[@genera1013]

Super easy to follow! Thank you so much!

[@kristineyoung1767]

Thanks Anna!! Just what I needed to see before I take the next step on my first attempt at a sweater vest!!

[@ChristineR1961]

Very easy and clear to follow. Thank you! 🧶

[@mskissmyazzify]

Can i do this with a different yarn?

[@jaishivshanker]

Thank you so much for sharing it's brilliant

[@aishahagos1657]

nice. thank you for sharing 👍

[@lyniebrown2575]

The Harry styles cardigan brought me here

[@ejBela]

Same here! 😂

[@nikiwehongo8303]

Thanks so much. Can you not join the sides using the knitting needles?

[@SaffyFoo]

Thank You 😊

[@colleenmisner454]

Will this be a flat seam without ridges

[@jbabella45]

She is SUUUPER !

[@HALEYBITCHELL]

This is a great tutorial, but how do you make that braided edge on your samples?

[@naya3253]

it happens naturally on stockinette stitch, casting off also leaves a braided edge

[@carolschembri2667]

Great how you sew up with a crochet hook

[@beatrizsztain6070]

Great tutorial thank you

[@AnnaKnits]

You’re very welcome 😊

[@anniewoods7987]

Hi there when I crochet seam it doesn’t look at all like yours !! What am I doing wrong please !!!!

[@marciaadams-landry6490]

Great video. Can you use this same technique on a stockinette stitch?

[@AnnaKnits]

Thank you! Yes you can🤗

[@kipratata]

THANK YOU!

[@yliberal6355]

Great video, thanks!

[@sarahalkahery1061]

Thanks for this !

[@hadiadiza1278]

Can i use this method to join garter stitch?
I still new to learn about kniting.

[@cataesve]

When you are kniting you slip the first stitch (in order to create the braid) but... what do you do with the last stitch of the road? Do you purl it or knit it? Thanks for your video

[@ted1bates]

Slip the first stitch purl-wise, knit the last stitch. 🙂

[@saralaspeaks]

The way I do it to get the same effect is to knit the first stitch on the right side of your work (front) through the back loop and knit the last stitch of the right side as normal; then slip the first and last stitches of the wrong side (back) purl-wise.

[@cataesve]

@@saralaspeaks Thanks for reply

[@dontcallmelil8619]

I don't have those braids on the edges though

[@AnnaKnits]

Not a problem! You can still use your edge stitched😊

[@l.m.o.8948]

You get those nice clean braids when you just slip off f the first stitch and not knit it.

[@laura69271]

Ooo no no….it is another needle tehnique who is much much better

[@kumarianwesha1532]

Thanks

[@sonamantikumari7965]

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[@pallmall5014]

Thank you for this, but your volume is very low!

[@mmm.mmm.mmm.]

thank uuuu

[@jyotisinha9557]

Great work

[@AnnaKnits]

thank you!

[@elizabethandrews6314]

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[@jasmingunst6482]

Läkp

[@prbasset6371]

dreadful!

[@yvettemcphee5116]

Not helpful! Very hard to understand her accent and her voice is to low for clear instructions. She works a little too fast. Yvette M.

[@julsmarie53]

There's always one that has to complain i found it very easy to understand and her voice was very clear

[@annamarie5192]

It was a great tutorial.