Kitchener Stitch - Left Handed

[@traceyleeherbert2326]

I love how simple and clear you are with each sitch!!! Thank you!

[@patriciakeene7313]

The most understandable left-handed kitchener bind-off, at least for me. Now to practice until this becomes part of my skill set through memory - wish me luck.

[@cystle]

My cat loves listening to your videos, period. But this one had birds - and let me tell you - it was a smashing hit.

[@skyebluelake]

Bill, this was most helpful! Thanks a million.

[@animaterra1]

This is the most helpful video for left-handed kitchener stitch I have seen- in fact, for any explanation of kitchener/grafting. Thank you!

[@debip7483]

OMG you saved my life! I have never been able to do this stitch til I saw your video. Thank you so much!!

[@rosythorn80]

These videos are so helpful for us lefties!

[@thereselabuguen1825]

Thank you so much for the leftie way to graft!

[@ewserk]

Thank you so much-- this helped tremendously!

[@PositivelyPixelated]

Thank you so much!! Very easy to understand and my project looks great!

[@lmrk5705]

Thanks so much Bill

[@VickiLorraine]

Thank you so much for this.

[@acidentprone]

You are my go to when it come to left handed knitting!! But I am confused: is the set up technically step #1? You jumped from #1 to #3 or am I missing something? Also, in step #3 you said drop stitch off, but the instructions say leave it on. Help?

[@rebeccagabbitass2013]

Hi i am disabled and left handed and trying to learn to use a round loom to knitting squares to make a blanket please help

[@jayne257]

Bill, do you have a video that starts at the beginning?

[@YarnCrafts4lefties]

Hi Jayne. Please pardon me if my question sounds obtuse. It's 5 a.m. and I haven't had coffee yet. I just reviewed the video and it started from the beginning for me. Do you mean from the beginning as in without and stitches worked?

[@jayne257]

That's exactly what I mean. I'm making a cardigan and I thought there were two pieces, but it turns out it's one big piece so now I have to graft them together. I'm not sure how to start...

[@jayne257]

5am??? Isn't it still dark???

[@YarnCrafts4lefties]

lol there was just a hint of light which is what woke me up. You said the cardigan is one big piece. Are these the shoulders you're looking to kitchener and do the instructions advise a kitchener or something else? Also, depending on the instructions kitchener starts as this video shows or it can start a little differently then move into the stitch order shown here. Either way this video will work :-).

[@jayne257]

@@YarnCrafts4lefties the cardigan is not a pattern. I made it up from one I bought years ago. It's a cascade cardi and at first I thought the edges were grafted onto the main body, which is a rectangle with slits where I'll sew in the sleeves. As it turns out, the part I thought was a join was actually a row of k1 yo followed by a row of purl 2tog... so now I have 2 trims and a main body that I have to make into one piece... (and you thought you were confused before!!) 🙂

[@AmyKnits]

Excellent video! Thank you!