Grafting Without Kitchener

[@bambikilla96]

1. I had never understood the duplicate stitch until THIS VIDEO PLUS NOW 2. I understand grafting... after watching 7 other videos THANK YOU

[@blackpprs1893]

To explain the v by visualizazing it makes so much sense. I agree with your way!

[@nalodailec]

Yes, Kitchener is just a bit too abstract for me to get my head around although I've used it with varying degrees of success. This makes perfect sense although whether or not I will manage to do it remains to be seen. Wonderful instruction video. Thanks for posting.

[@kareloverlock2163]

Yayyyy Love it! I do the same sweaters! What a great day to stumble on your vid!! Thanks

[@patavis4205]

Loved your video! Great job, Jen! That is a beautiful stitch.

[@sageyarn6862]

Thank you, Pat! :-)

[@craftheavenco]

Yeah! that's seamless I preferred that stitch over Kitchener. Thanks a lot!

[@patportran4683]

Maybe I am a bit dense, but this sure looks a heck like Kitchener to me! I still can't tell the difference. Well, okay, you don't have the stitches on needles, but is that all? Still grafting the stitches together seamlessly.

[@woodmouse68]

Defo Kitchener stitch, you're right.

[@elizabethkeatley5010]

what I thought--still kitchener, just done a little differently.

[@melvinbeli1]

I love your videos. are you going to make more? Please :)

[@margaretdaly1542]

Umm, this IS Kitchener stitch!

[@helena.3472]

Sweeeeeeeet