How to seam knit pieces together

Seaming knitting can be intimidating. You have finished the pieces for your project, but now they have to come together. What will you do? Whether you are making knit hats, socks, scarves, sweaters, or home decor, knowing how to seam knitting and which seam is best will be an important skill. The method you use to seam will depend on your project, since every project has different requirements and uses. How to Seam Knitting: 7 Methods will help you pick the right seaming method for you. Make…

A step-by-step tutorial on how to join seams in garter stitch when you want to join a selvage stitch to a cast-on stitch in an invisible way.

A step-by-step tutorial on how to do the mattress stitch in knitting. Easy to follow instructions for beginners for seaming two knitted pieces

Knitters also have their fair share of dilemmas in working, and one of them is putting up or sewing together pieces of their works. Let us help you with our How to Sew A Knitted Sweater Together tutorial.

Seaming your knitting can become a last-minute job that gets left behind, so the project ends up as a WIP sat in the naughty corner. I've got three methods for seam sewing that make the job interesting if you fancy switching between them as you're finishing a cardigan.

A tutorial for how to make near-invisible seams in garter stitch knitted fabric using the mattress stitch.

Thanks to this video tutorial you can learn to knit the mattress stitch. This stitch is simple and quick to do. In addition, the creator of this video will teach you to step by step how to make the result of your knitting look incredible Mattress Stitch is an excellent way to join two pieces together. It is also a semi-invisible seam. That is why we believe that it will be super valuable for you to learn it since knitting is an incredible way to entertain yourself and relax and learning…

This video will show How to Knit the Mattress Stitch to connect two knitted pieces

A step by step tutorial on how to graft two knitted pieces together using the Kitchener Stitch for beginners. Easy to follow instructions for beginners + video.