Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We usually have the same number of stitches on each edge when we make a grafted join but occasionally there may be a difference. Here I show how to connect 15 sts to 12 sts. Waste yarn makes this easy.
This can be achieved with the stitches going in the same direction of in opposing directions.You can also use this method when using a Sock Toe Chimney and make decreases on the final round of the toe. The basic Sock Toe Chimney is shown here youtu.be/C2medIqFNaw
This video is designed to follow Grafting Made Easy (Parts 1 and 2) youtu.be/ew8n_cEH7yo
This is a brief overview of the process, for even more extensive and detailed videos on this subject please see my DVD Finesse Your Knitting 1 available at LittleBarnStudio.ca
We usually have the same number of stitches on each edge when we make a grafted join but occasionally there may be a difference. Here I show how to connect 15 sts to 12 sts. Waste yarn makes this easy.
This can be achieved with the stitches going in the same direction of in opposing directions.You can also use this method when using a Sock Toe Chimney and make decreases on the final round of the toe. The basic Sock Toe Chimney is shown here youtu.be/C2medIqFNaw
This video is designed to follow Grafting Made Easy (Parts 1 and 2) youtu.be/ew8n_cEH7yo
This is a brief overview of the process, for even more extensive and detailed videos on this subject please see my DVD Finesse Your Knitting 1 available at LittleBarnStudio.ca
