Knitted Anti Roll Bias Edging With Neat Corners by Diana Sullivan

[@jennifermalcome8070]

This is the only technique I can find that addresses the sides AND top and bottom so the border goes all the way around for a blanket. Thank you!

[@dianaknits]

I will be posting a hemming technique with very nice-looking corners. That one can also provide some extra width!

[@mattsadventureswithart5764]

You say "... so you don't have to watch the boring part". I assure you; it isn't boring.

[@ngs5733]

Thank you for your tireless pursuit of sharing your knowledge and expertise.

[@bonniekonjevich7574]

Thanks for all the years of machine well-explained demystified knitting procedures. 💕👌

[@bobbinsew]

Really neat finish! Thank you for working this out and sharing it ❤

[@6Murphy]

Diana you are so inspirational just love your videos.

[@annecain3301]

Thank you Diana. Your skill and ingenuity never ceases to amaze.

[@claudiacolucci2947]

M.

[@NickyFidler]

Thank you! I always learn something new from your videos, even though I've been machine knitting since the 1970s.

[@louiisette1]

Bonjour Diana. Vos vidéos sont toujours géniales. Je vais l’utiliser sur des petits gilets bébé car c’est pas toujours facile de relever des mailles à la main et souvent cela ne fais pas net. Merci à vous et bonjour de la France à l’Amérique.❤ Carole

[@dianaknits]

I think baby vest edges are a great use for this!

[@hossenfeffer8383]

Excellent video, Diana! Thank you so much for another winning technique.

[@elsW123]

Genius! I'm learning so much so fast thanks to brilliant women like you, thank you!

[@jaiymeflores6976]

Thank you I recently found your channel when looking for information. I'm new to knitting in general and just purchased a second hand machine and I'm eager to learn how to use it. :)

[@thenewalex]

Thank you for this Diana, you're always one step ahead

[@faraz4812]

Awesome, your talent is amazing and your voice is so soothing. Thank you sharing. 😊

[@serendipidus8482]

I been crotchetting around which works nice and doesnt need too many rows. Lays it nicely flat although you do need to take care which way you crotchet it...if you go all abound in the same direction it seems one side ends up curled so i go along each edge seperately so that both sides are the same if that makes sense. If you go around in continuous one side is facing differently.

[@SKATricot]

Meme moi qui ne comprends pas l'anglais, j'ai tout compris! Merci pour cette explication tres claire et précise!

[@famprima]

So beautiful for a jacket too!

[@kathyd7956]

Just ran across this video. This is great Diana. thank you so much.

[@woodcat7952]

Brilliant. I’m planning on making my daughter a lightweight cashmere wrap for our uk summer evenings. I’ve been in a quandary as to how to tackle the side edges. This, I think, will be perfect. I can simply knit the wrap on my LK150 or my Knitmaster 700 and then work all the edges. I think you’ve solved my dilemma. Thank you.

[@dianaknits]

Great! Do run a rample -the all-natural fibers are much more prone to curl on the edges.

[@nadinedonovan989]

Thanks!

[@jabbaa6500]

Nice looking with endless possibilities! Thank you.

[@llafianza]

Thank you for working this out. I'm going to try it on a stockinette lapghan (2 ft x 3 ft) for my local veteran's hospital.

[@37homecrafts]

That is a beautiful edge, excellent tutorials. Thank you so much! 😘👍

[@SatnamSingh-yx4fi]

Very nice mam thank you so much for your support 💘💘💘

[@allakwiatuszek2061]

Шикарно! Спасибо Вам огромное за Ваши чудесные идеи!

[@marthamckeon278]

So far, loving this! Am doing a bulky blanket, so added 2 more stitches to the width. Blanket is in a slip stitch which has a pretty tight selvedge, so just picking up the edge loops and it looks fine. Very versatile and brilliant technique. Thanks so much!

[@dianaknits]

So glad it's working for you! I know knitters find those corners a little intimidating, but once you get used to it, it does solve the problem!

[@PattiEhrmann]

Love this edging! Can you do a second round?

[@dianaknits]

I suppose you could. Consider another option, too, that this can be made wider using a 7-stitch tool.

[@saraalicea3363]

Very creative & easy! Thanks, love it p

[@edisonianakanami8198]

Olá! Esse vídeo caiu como uma benção, a tempos procurando como fazer babados de mantas, que fosse bonito e prático. Obrigadaaa

[@beckycoapland1122]

Hello. My machine is REALLY old. Needles much closer. (Passap speed-o-knit). I don’t know much about knitting. But I’m going to try this.

[@rachelmontgomery7443]

Thank you! This was very helpful!

[@veronicaferreira2547]

thank you...

[@margaretphillips3757]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@patriciathomas1326]

What to do when I am edging a piece that I am wanting to apply the edge directly to my knitted blanket?

[@moragwalker6325]

Thank you Diana but the sound went off even though I had it turned up high but I could see what you were doing

[@bean-sprout2367]

HI Diana! Thank you for such an awesome video! I gave this a try last night, but have one question about it: is it possible to use more needles than three and make it a bit wider? the blanket I wanted to edge with this still rolled a bit, but the look of the blanket really wanted a wider edging. I ended up just crocheting around it, but if it can be expanded, I'd love to know how! Thank you!

[@dianaknits]

I played with this over up to 7 needles, and I found that how well it works depends very much on the yarn. It seems to work best with a synthetic yarn, but the twist and fiber blends will all make a difference.

[@buttbutt3117]

Excellent

[@deizeferreira6524]

Maravilhoso! Muito obrigada de passar seu vasto conhecimento pra nós! 👏🏽🙏🏻❤

[@dianaknits]

So glad it's helpful!

[@mariaaparecidadasilvaperez1624]

Thank you

[@marianacosta506]

I need your help, I saw a machine-made jacket with short rows, round with sleeves, have you ever made one? thank you very much, Mariana

[@doreencleaver1318]

Brilliant

[@iwapiah]

This is a great looking edging - thank you Diana. I'd like to use it for a Cape with a "U"-pattern. You showed how to do "outer" edges, but how would you do "inner"-edges? Best regards Haike

[@dianaknits]

Just as you would crowd it around an outside corner, pick up less often (spread) it along an inside corner.

[@iwapiah]

@@dianaknits Thank you very much, I will try it!

[@danitagabbrants1548]

Thank you for this video. A few questions for you. What kind of machine are you working with. I have a standard gauge kh930. Also, if it is a standard gauge machine, what yarn(weight) are you using? I am wanting to make a baby blanket on my standard gauge machine and I like that yarn. Thank you again.

[@dianaknits]

I am demonstrating on a bulky machine, because it's easier to see on video. This works great on 930. Use a yarn that works well on the 930, a group 1 or 2 or "fingering" or "lace" weight yarn. I would prefer fingering (group 2) yarn, I think. I am demonstrating with a very cheap acrylic yarn because I need a light color for filming and it is just a swatch.

[@hobbyhopper3143]

Thank you so much for demonstrating in a light color. So many instructors forget that viewers aren’t seeing their work the same way as they do.

[@NannaQueensCrafts]

I know this is 2 yrs old but. Can you make this wider? Trying to do an edge after the fact on a shrug to help with the rolling of edges. But really want it wider. Is it possible or would that end up rolling as well?

[@dianaknits]

I experimented with doing up to 7 stitches wide. I found that as it gets wider, it does roll more. However, what I also found was that how much roll varies a great deal according to what yarn you use. This edging helps more with synthetic or blend yarns than with 100% wool. So, try swatching with your shrug yarn.

[@Padraigp]

Can anyone tell me what the comb thats permenently at the edge of the machine is called. I keep getting cast on Combs that you hang on underneath but I need to figure out how to put the Spring washed Bolt and screw together for the permement comb thats attached at the front of the machine. And ive lost two springs they're only tiny one turn little rings.

[@LesliHilton]

Gate pegs

[@antoniettamasi7601]

Grazie fantastico vorrei la traduzione in italiano

[@mariamcneill2771]

My knitting machine LK150 carriage is jamming, what shall I do?

[@dianaknits]

I had an older one with a carriage that used to come a bit loose. See if the sinker is loose, as it can be tightened up. Also, make sure the bed isn't warped, the carriage slides smoothly, and there isn't fuzz in the brushes.

[@janewarner8420]

Diana sullivan Is it possible to make this border wider?

[@dianaknits]

Yes, a little wider. I've played with it up to 7 stitches. As it gets wider, it loses some of the anti-roll propertiees.

[@janewarner8420]

@@dianaknitsthank you so much for taking the time to help me. I am grateful to you.

[@stringswithoutguilt-swg726]

How would you do this if you wanted to make a full sized afghan? Not just a small sample square.

[@dianaknits]

Same procedure. It takes time. I did hemmed afghans lately, with hems on all four sides. The side hems took two hours. Edging always takes a while.

[@stringswithoutguilt-swg726]

@@dianaknits Can you make this edging wider, like 8 or 10 stitches?

[@marthamarelli1061]

Mille grazie

[@seemachugh7251]

I have knitted a blanket of 180 stitches. So how many loops should I weave in one turn?

[@dianaknits]

The edging as shown should work well.

[@dianaknits]

Start in the middle of a side, in a less conspicuous place. The join will be there and may show a little bit.

[@faraz4812]

I’ve also made a blanket 180 stitches, tempted to try this method, but I think I might take too long! I’ll also try her other method of cable kind. Wish us both luck🤞

[@landish04]

Спасибо!💐

[@soraiaprst4784]

Obrigada 💐🇧🇷🙌

[@marianacosta506]

Muito bom 🇵🇹

[@terrydickson6468]

❤❤😊

[@TexasTwins]

👏🏻👏🏻💯🤩👍🏻👍🏻💕🤗💕

[@АндрейПлиточник-ч1э]

Если произношение английских звуков внятное как у вас, то можно слушая английский язык изучать.

[@janecadett3937]

Она хорошая учительница, не так ли?

[@GrannyNasty]

Greetings from Mossel Bay in South Africa. Can this border be any number of needles as long as the technique says the same. I made a 1.4m square afghan silk like DK on my SK280 in stocking stitch I had a huge battle to stop it from curling and ended up knitting 6m of rib in a sturdier yarn over 30 needles. I am just looking for an easier way to eliminate the curl

[@dianaknits]

While the border should work on different numbers of needles and different materials, I do wonder about such a silky yarn. Natrual fibers are more difficult to get to not roll and for applying some kind of sturdy edge Silk varies tremendously and can be absolutely limp. I would swatch this and make absolutely certain you like it before and after washing! I suspect that hems applied after the fact might work better because the edging would be doubled.