Maman Sweater - Split Hem | Knitting Tutorial | Wild Knits Glasgow

Hi everyone, I'm Maria (she/her) and I’ve recently published my first knitting pattern: the Maman Sweater. A classic chic, oversized striped sweater that will hopefully become a staple in your wardrobe. The Bébé Sweater is the junior version, which uses the same techniques. In the "Maman & Bébé Sweater” series I’m explaining all key techniques used in the pattern. I hope you’ll find it helpful. If not email [e-mail] for more in-depth pattern support.
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[@bluebellhs]

Love this technique, looks very nice!

[@Susan-yb3hh]

Excellent finishing technique..thank you😊

[@karencote6810]

Also, how many rows do I knit total befor turning the hem up. I noticed you didn't do any striping after you split front from back.

[@wildknitsglasgow]

It’s always double the final length of the hem. It says how many rows/cm/inches to knit in the pattern to create the final folded hem length for the Maman Sweater. If you have specific questions on the pattern always feel free to email [e-mail]

[@beniciapatty]

How did you finish the sweater edge on bottom. Is this alternative to ribbing?

[@wildknitsglasgow]

Hi, it is a folded hem. There’s a tutorial up for it on the same playlist. And yes, it’s an alternative to ribbing!

[@j_filippo]

I have never seen someone purl like that.

[@racqthebelle]

I switched to this way of purling and never looked back 😂 my purls are so much faster now and making ribbing is less tedious

[@karencote6810]

I understand on row 2 at the end, you knit the yo & the slst tog, but on row 3 (purl side) at the end, I purl the yo & slst tog...correct?

[@wildknitsglasgow]

No - they’re knitted together as well. This will create the neat edge that you see in the pictures (in the pattern).