Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On occasions it is useful to have open edges at the start of a piece of double knit fabric. In this case I plan to perfectly connect the end of the fabric back to the beginning. By using two separate flaps of waste yarn and then threading the stitches alternately onto the working needle a very versatile edge is created.
Thanks for watching, please subscribe to see new videos. You can now find all my patterns and virtual knitting technique DVDs at their new home at LittleBarnStudio.ca. I'm Lucyknit on Instagram. Patterns and Cool Socks Warm Feet and Cool Knitters Finish in Style books are also available on Rav.
Happy stitches, Lucy
On occasions it is useful to have open edges at the start of a piece of double knit fabric. In this case I plan to perfectly connect the end of the fabric back to the beginning. By using two separate flaps of waste yarn and then threading the stitches alternately onto the working needle a very versatile edge is created.
Thanks for watching, please subscribe to see new videos. You can now find all my patterns and virtual knitting technique DVDs at their new home at LittleBarnStudio.ca. I'm Lucyknit on Instagram. Patterns and Cool Socks Warm Feet and Cool Knitters Finish in Style books are also available on Rav.
Happy stitches, Lucy
