Knitting Help - Slow Motion Kitchener Stitch

[@Imyourhuckleberry2]

OMG, Thank you so much for the verbal sequence. I’ve been watching videos and it was driving me crazy. The verbal and slow mo are life savers!

[@kathleenscott1720]

“Knit off, purl, purl off, knit.” Simply the best and most straightforward tutorial on Kitchener. Thank you!

[@sabperry]

I am an advanced knitter and the kitchener stitch makes me crazy! Thank you for doing this in Slo Mo!!! Maybe this time I wont end up with an extra number of stitches on one needle!

[@anneburlingham9860]

DITTO😩

[@dorisbeers4898]

Totally agree!

[@sulynhar8649]

The best kitchner stitch description ever. The hardest part for me has been to remember the 4 stitch sequence. This is such a simple way to remember;, K off p, p off k. Thanks!

[@eastbay4750]

Me too! This was the only video to CLICK for me plus the slow motion and emphasis Knit off, purl on, purl off and knit on. 🧶

[@Servali]

Exactly! I've always struggled with it and had to watch instructions over and over again. This description really made it cluck and now I actually know how to do it! My autocorrect is apparently thinking about turkeys and changed click to cluck and I'm leaving it 😁 Now I have a picture in my head about victoriously clucking turkeys because they finally learned how to kitchener stitch!

[@margomaher1966]

I agree, this is the best Kitchener stitch description. I had trouble with the sequence as well. The k off p, p off k really made a difference. Thank you for making my life easier 😉

[@reneeharris6168]

I have been trying this stitch to end my Christmas stockings for years. I’ve made at least 15 stockings and have never been able to do it correctly. This video was amazing. Thank you!

[@cathymarczyk7808]

Thank you so much for doing this in slow motion, and for the mantra! Knit-off-purl, purl-off-knit. Just perfect!

[@dorismoore2943]

That's ✅️ right. I wrote it down......I hated the Kirchner😊 stich

[@lpatton18]

Super easy to follow, just at the right speed! I have made many pairs of socks and `i have to watch the kitchener every time! This is the easiest one to follow yet! Thanks!

[@vibhasharma5300]

Thanks a ton for another great tutorial! It has helped me immensely to join my cardigan's shoulders with this fab invisible stitch.

[@sarahsteinhardt1697]

Best Kitchener stitch video on the internet! Thanks a million. 🙏

[@pamelavanderwolf1585]

I don’t graft often enough to remember how to do it so I’m thankful that I have this video saved! Clear explanation and I appreciate the slow-mo.

[@MargoDelaney]

The best. I some reason I never can do the kitchener stitch without watching it done. I've knitted for years and this is the best video I've seen. Thank you.

[@emmajofinfer5372]

thank you for this! best tutorial ever!

[@janebluestein9769]

I've been knitting for 60 years and although I understand the concept here, my Kitcheners always looked like something the dog might have done. Thanks for the chant ("K off P, P off K") and the slo-mo. My shoulder joins actually look blended. xo

[@soniamartin3753]

This is the best video ever for Kitchener stitch. I was unable to do it by diagrams!! Thank you so much for your work!!

[@MrGeorge513]

Thank you! Thank you! Thankyou! I've been knitting socks for years and either I forgot how to do it or never knew. I and I've watched several videos on how to do this. You have made it so much better for me to learn this.. I truly appreciate it. Joe D Seattle WA

[@jibeaults]

Great video. Love the knit off purl, purl off knit. Easy to remember. Thank you!

[@LisaNieradka]

Simply THE best video series for me!!!!

[@jerenefranca]

First time Kitchener stitch came out perfect! Thank you thank you

[@eastbay4750]

I have watched and tried to learn this darn Kitchener stitch after watching many videos. Yours is the FIRST to be CLEAR and CONCISE in SLOW MOTION THE ENTIRE TIME! I just learned how to knit socks and have messed up on two of them. I just finished my third sock with this successful version from your video. THANK YOU SO MUCH FROM California!

[@jaykay853]

Thank you AGAIN!! Slow motion helps me work along real time. Every time I make a baby bootie I'm back to you for help with the Kitchener stitch.

[@selvibalamurugan120]

Thanks so much. I've watched more KZbin videos for this particular stitch. But couldn't understand. But your tutorial is very clear and slow. The way you teach is awesome. Thanks. ❤️

[@daniellesnyder1244]

When you like the video before you even watch it because you know Very Pink is gonna deliver exactly what you need. 👏🏼

[@sarahsteinhardt1697]

Every time!

[@brownsugardelima]

Best instructions ever!! I’m using it to finish a hood in babies poncho… I also used your provisional cast on so I could continue from neck onto hood… nice finished product! Thanks so much!

[@eastbay4750]

I think this video is the BEST! I just learned how to knit socks and every tutorial on the Kitchener stitch I’ve seen starts out slow then goes too fast! Your slow motion video and instructions just somehow CLICKED for me. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@elementalconnections1814]

I very much appreciate your slow mo Kitchener Stitch video! I love your ‘mantra’ - “Knit off, pearl. Pearl off, knit.” It really helps me stay on track and not get confused. Well done! 🙏☺️

[@melindaportman3202]

Okay... I'm going to try it. I'm finishing a tubular scarf that I cast on with a Turkish cast on... I have avoided the kitchner stich for nearly 50 years. You've inspired me!!!

[@kegarrett202]

Thank you so much. I have watched others' video and thought I had it, but I really didn't. Your slow motion and the "mantra" really helped. Thank you!!!!!!!

[@pamelapopoff2006]

Thank you! My first pair of socks and I love the toe finishing. Have to try “without ears” next.

[@oreganoh4094]

I'm just finishing a cuff down sock now and still return to this video when I need to use Kitchener. Thank you!

[@lisawilson7889]

I come back and rewatch this video each time I’m finishing off socks. So nice to have this excellent refresher.

[@debido2u]

This is the best Kitchener video ever. I haven’t don’t this stitch enough to memorize it so this allows me to practice. Especially at my age and with thyroid and fibromyalgia brain, my memory some days is lacking. Thank you

[@tds603]

Thank you for a very informative video! I've done this stitch several times but always need a refresher. Your chant will be very helpful!

[@maryannnester116]

Thank you, thank you! After watching a few various videos I still didn't have it. Your verbal sequence did it for me. Finally got it. Love your slow-motion videos.

[@ruthwoodworth1610]

Love the Very Pink videos - so easy to follow. Thank you!!!

[@barbaradawson6762]

Thank you for this slow motion video! Extremely helpful! My Kitchener Stitch is a success!

[@lisalynn7298]

SO helpful! Best video on Kitchener stitch I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@newday4936]

Thank you so very much for this video. I've watched some over and over but just couldn't get the hang of it. This is super, I've done my first Kitchener St on my socks, thanks to you.

[@sharitrumbull4487]

Very Helpful, Indeed!!! Your instruction of the Kitchener Stitch is the only instruction I can understand and I Thank You for it! I'm finishing a knitted stuffed bear project and the head is closed using the kitchener stitch--and the way it's described in the instructions---Don't get it at all! Thank You soooo much, Staci for your Slow-Motion instructions--They are AWESOME! XO-S

[@ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΗΜΥΓΔΑΛΙΑ]

Thank you for the slow motion video. It really helped me memorize the steps.

[@lynnmiller2206]

The verbal stitch sequence makes this so much easier and so much more understandable! Thank you!

[@jenniferbeck6179]

This was so perfect. Thank yoh so much. I've been knitting for 11 years and this is the first time I've seen the Kitchener explained so well and in so much detail.

[@eileenharris2855]

So very helpful! I watched several videos and this is the easiest to follow. I was ready to give up. Thanks so much!!

[@patbedford1571]

This is the ONLY kitchener stitch I could follow. Success!! Thank you.

[@patbedford1571]

Note to self: Be sure you do this method with wrong sides together (right sides up where you do the actual stitch) so you get the seam on the wrong side of the sweater not on the right side. So I have to undo the kitchener stitch for the second time because the first time I had one wrong side and one right side together. In my defense it is a dark brown/blue #5 Big Twist Static yarn. Also, don't do anything new on the actual garment. Make a test swatch.

[@dorismoore2943]

Me too😊

[@sarahcundiff6963]

As always you are AH-MAZING! Whenever I truly feel I’m never going to understand something I go to your channel to see if there’s a slo mo vid and it is always a life saver!

[@christineconnell4562]

Thank you so much for your clear, precise instructions and excellent filming. Always a pleasure to use your videos!

[@lizates9871]

Thank you so much !!! Love that I’m only 3 short hours down the road from you Stacy , her Royal Highness of Knitting ! I’m in San Angelo 😊 I learn so much from you !

[@louisewesson603]

So very helpful. I first learned to Kitchener almost 40 years ago--but I don't do it frequently enough to make it 'real' in my brain; and so have to re-learn it each time I need it. This slow-motion presentation was the absolutely most useful I have found. Thank you so much!

[@dinaselisiou5267]

You are the ultimate knitting teacher. Its the first time I really understand what a kitchener stitch is!!! Thank you so much!

[@elizabethphillips3042]

Thank you so much!!!! I have been trying for years to learn this stitch. You made it so easy to learn!!!!

[@grannybirdbirdsong1274]

Thank you so much! Other videos and even written instructions were only confusing but it makes sense to me after watching your slow-mo video.

[@juneoeserserio2314]

Thank you so much, I always forget the set-up stitches...your videos have been a great help in improving my sock knitting!!!

[@karengervais6473]

Joining shoulder seams on this wide fit poncho I’m doing and I was like “yikes” when it said kitchener stitch. I’m thanking you for the slow mo video and lovely soothing voice🤗 Karen from Garstang UK

[@123Sister100]

Thank you for this. I was having a terrible time learning this. I always look for your videos when I need to learn something and you've never let me down.

[@Hoffrooe]

This video was terrific. I have watched your slow motion videos before but having you voice over was extremely helpful! Thank you so much!

[@Kimberlilah]

I watch this video every time I do kitchener stitch. You are the best!

[@homewardboundfibers9682]

Oh the colorful words over this splitty yarn 😅🥲

[@alisamcgrath598]

I always come to your site 1st. You've taught me so much. Thank you. 😍😍

[@lilyhunt8030]

These slow motion playlists are sooo helpful to me. Please keep making them!!

[@SusanRS12]

Finally done in a way I can understand. Love the slow mo!

[@undrawilbourn2834]

There are people like you that help make my dream come to life. Thank you so much for being a part of the knitting community. You are a great teacher and we appreciate!

[@maryellenkinkel8525]

Finally! I get this. Your slow motion video did the trick. Thank you for having this idea and thank you for doing this video

[@coolgirls4855]

A big Big THANK YOU . Just knit my first sock and could not figure out how to graft the toe together till now. Wouldn't say its perfect, but I'm thrilled to bits with it. Practice makes perfect 😁

[@JSaDiablo1]

I finished off my husband's scarf this afternoon with this stitch. Thank you so much! This video really helped me, as did your tubular cast on one when I started it.

[@loviisalindpere2072]

I tried kitchener stitch for the first time and it worked! Thank you so much, you are a brilliant teacher. Knit off, purl; purl off, knit helped me!

[@trudysnape1827]

So glad I found your slow mo video it’s sooooo useful thank you

[@dorismoore2943]

Me too ❤

[@patriciasalazar1158]

Really, I couldn't have done it without this slow-mo video. First time doing it. Can't thank you enough! (I tried books and other videos!)

[@ValerieAlessiDavis]

Love these slow motion videos, I’m a beginner and these are so helpful!

[@shelleysykes5317]

I come back to your videos time and time again. This one has helped me many times, thank you!

[@Jowanne1]

Thank you so much for that "slow motion" video !!!! I understand now how to do kitchener stich so easily after many months.....

[@florenfroe23]

The very first time I have ever gotten it right. Thank you.

[@Ketek131]

This is THE BEST video on how to do Kitchener. Thank you.

[@johansson8803]

Thank you!!!!! I’ve knitted for a long time (blankets, scarves, hats, etc) and never needed to use this Kitchener stitch. I recently started learning how to knit socks and had so much trouble figuring out this stitch. I found this video and you made it really easy for me to understand. My Kitchener stitch finally came out right!! I love how you break every step down visually and at the same time verbally explain what you’re doing. Also, I have been using Knit Companion ever since you started with the informational videos about it. I loved it immediately and got the paid subscription so I could use all the features.

[@leealihawkins4032]

Thank you so much for this, tackled my 1st pair of socks (for a baby) and then I got to the toe, watched many videos this week on how to do this stitch, I think what helped me is your rhythm slow motion and your voice over, any one having trouble out there, stay pacient, go slow and watch as many times as you have to. Happy knitting everyone

[@vinniebracken]

This is the best Kitchener Stitch tutorial I’ve seen! Now I get it! Thank you.

[@aleclerc2202]

I’ve avoided this finishing technique for 20 years. I finally get it! Thank you for the video

[@loriviscuso2404]

I want to thank you so much for this video I actually completed my first ever Kitchener stitch.

[@3ggallery184]

Thanks so much for the slo-mo!! Helped so much.

[@janetsmith8463]

1st time trying this stitch on my very 1st sock, ever, so pleased I have mastered both. Thank you.

[@dc1975dc]

This was the most mesmerizing thing I've watched in a long time. The slow-mo is SUPER helpful. You empowered me to graft the top of a hoodie on my first ever sweater. Thank you!!

[@marieyoga65]

Thank you for sharing this it's baffled me for a long time so easy to follow your video

[@skyebluelake]

Genius-kitchner stitch promo! Fabulous job. Thanks so much.

[@annprice1296]

I finally mastered Kitchener stitch. Thank you!

[@janedickinson4671]

thank goodness I found this. I have watched so many videos but this is the first I could really follow. Thankyou.

[@emmanylander6250]

Thank you for breaking it down so well! I had a real hard time figuring out the logics of this, but you made it easy to grasp!

[@rudydawgsmom]

Soooo grateful for this slow-mo I can watch on my TV while doing this. I rarely do this and need to watch each time I do have to it 🥰

[@peggyhunter6353]

Thank you for the slow motion how to. It helped to go thru the steps slowly and multiple times.

[@kerryw6360]

Yay! Finally, a Kitchener stitch video that makes sense. I've been doing it along with the video and it looks wonderful. Thank you!

[@jackyteague6509]

Thank you explaining kitchener stitch and showing how to do it in slow motion! The first time I have completed a sock without having to fudge the toe!! 😃

[@elainebmack]

Great! This is the first time I've been able to get this Kitchener stitch. Slow-Motion is the way to go. Thank you!

[@thejerzeygirlcrafts1649]

OMG that was the first time I actually understood this! I have done only 4 or 5 pairs of socks so far but I struggled with the kitchener stitch every time. Thank you so much!

[@MartiGuinta]

That is fabulous! Thanks so much for doing this and love the voiceover the slo-mo. When I am trying to master a new technique the endless, repeated stopping and starting the video is such a pain. With this, no need! You have helped my knitting to be so enjoyable.

[@mariatheresamicallef8918]

I truly love watching these videos. The slow motion version is sublime.. I have really learnt a lot thanks to your help.

[@kemroyale5622]

WOW! You've made it so easy that Ole Intimidated Me DID IT! Xoxo

[@lizwardferg9202]

Thank you so much! Your instructions are detailed, easy to follow and appreciated.

[@5shan103]

Knit off purl, purl off knit, I shall remember that. Short video, very well explained. Thank you.

[@BroadwayTheatreGurl]

Thank you so much!! I've never been able to do Kitchener's stitch but when you said "knit off purl, purl off knit" it finally made sense! These videos are awesome :)

[@denisewalters7850]

Thank you for all the great knitting tutorials you have presented that are a good help to me.

[@amandatrubshaw1167]

I couldn't get to grips with this technique but after watching your slow motion video I finally get it so thank you for doing this. Very clear and easy to understand x 👍🙂

[@barbarachaitman3355]

Wow, thank you SO much for this. I am just about to make my first ever socks (once my wool arrives in a few days). I had another KZbin with a pattern that looks perfect for me. I understood ALL of it except for the Kitchener bindoff. I kept watching it over and over and somehow I could not discern the pattern. Just now I watched your video once, and I got it perfectly clearly. Thank you so much. I definitely feel relieved and ready to go make some beautiful socks.

[@cececheairs]

Thank you. Your videos are my "go to" when I need help. I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us :)