Three Needle Join, For Knitting

If you are using this technique in toy knitting, make sure your joins are STRONG. You may need to stress test the toy and add additional supportive stitching to ensure it is safe for the age of the recipient.
This video demonstrates how to work the three needle join, which is a relative of the three needle bind off. The three needle join is useful wherever you need to seamlessly close the top of a knitted shape, but you also want to keep live stitches on the needle, OR wherever you simply want to join 2 sets of stitches together, but need the ability to keep working some of the stitches afterwards.
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[@cynthiajohnson1124]

Perfect!! Very clear thank you! Love your accent!!

[@TheSweaterCollective]

My pleasure, I'm so glad to help! And thank you! ☺️

[@abielvins4397]

Really clear and helpful! Thank you! I am trying to work out how to attach a ruffle to the front of a sweater so this was brilliant. I like the way you showed the basic method and then how it can be applied.

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Thank you so much for your kind feedback Abi, I'm really glad the video was helpful!! ❤️