Sewing knit pieces together

[K28479N]

When you do the invisible stitch are you sewing with right sides together or wrong sides together?

[h2ohan1]

Thank you this is so helpful im making a granny square balnket and now i know how to piece them together thank you!!

[Di9maz]

What sort of knot do u start and finish with so it wont unravel?

[tutial1]

Thanks im trying to sew a blanket together this will help im 12

[joyspili21]

Amazing video, easy to understand - thank you very much!

[JBgirl9872]

I'm knitting a bracelet and that is my second knit work so I wanted to know how to sew the ends together this helped a lot. Thank you very much.

[weirdandproud96]

@2stinktubes there's a really good video I found on how to do the invisible stitch, with a much better camera angle.

/watch?v=1M_Us7yKChE if you want to check it out :)

[ladyburd1971]

as a beginner these videos are so helpful and easy to understand. thank you very much for the help. 

[mrsminimonstret]

Thanks for a GREAT video!!! :)

[mstrblzmrn]

THANK YOU!!! I was wondering how I ws going to piece my blanket together.. this is so very clear and understanding.

[winnit29]

Thanks! This was very helpful.

[annazt11]

Hi!

What do I do when finished? Weave in the ends?

[arialthefont]

brilliant , thanks for sharing

[rmpbklyn]

is there advise for sewing sweater swatches, swatches that were cut so there is no loops to pick up from

[JazyGirl26]

Thank you so much!! you explained it so understandably and i like how you used the orange yarn. :)

[gailg1957]

Excellent tutorial!!! I think you did a great job, clear, concise and easy to follow. Thank you!

[codymcintosh17]

Thanks for the help!

[Suazzles]

what type of stitch did she use for her knitted squares?



[PinkyRosez]

@Suazzles the stockinette stitch

[shelives7]

I found this a poor example of sewing things together. Splitting stitches would be a major no-no to begin with. And you can't even see what exactly is being done or the end. There are many more helpful videos out there.

[KTGeezy]

Great video! What is that needle called that you're using?

[jaredsfa2004]

@KTGeezy I think they call that a darning needle

[AuntieAlish]

Thanks for this! I'm making a toaster cozy and this was very helpful!!

[Treggen]

A lot of great information in a short amount of time. Invisible Stitch is exactly the thing I was looking for to complete a sweater. Thank you! You are a good teacher.

[crhoads18]

Great video. It was very helpful. I have been trying to decide how to piece a blanket together and the tutorial on the Invisible Stitch was very informative. It is amazing how well the stitch is done. Thank you.

[paltner1]

very well done!

[liseewhatready7]

this is a really gd vid, better than the others i've watched

do you just weave the loose ends into it?

[sweetfb1983]

this video is wonderful.. would you just make a knot on each end so it wouldnt come apart??

[bluepinkyellogreen]

@sweetfb1983 yes

[4moonbow]

Nice!

[AbbieMomof2]

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing this knowledge.