Grafting Made Easy (Part 5c) @LucyNeatby2000
Grafting Made Easy (Part 5c)  @LucyNeatby2000
Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The concluding part of the stranded knitting graft series, following Grafting Made Easy (Parts 5a and b).
Having completed the sewing of the missing row of stitches in both colours the waste yarn flap can now be unraveled and removed. The remaining flap of the original piece can then be picked away leaving a perfectly reconstructed piece of knitting.
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 LittleBarnStudio.ca
Grafting Made Easy (Part 5c)Mitten Adventure 9 - Charts and PatterningMaking and Bridging the I-cord TiesUsing a Running Yarn MarkerKnitting with Two Yarns TogetherHurricane Hat - Yarn Markers and Their UsesTraveling Stitches in Double KnitAn Introduction To Lucys Double Knitting ClubHurricane Hat I-cord Start and Rnds 2 and 3Surgical Replacement of Waste YarnDouble Knit Single Yarn TubesJoining Two Tubes of Knitting using Three-needle Bind-off
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Grafting Made Easy (Part 5c)

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