Join two ends of a tube seamlessly and easily with this video! Pattern featured is the October 2013 KAL, Colormatic.
11 thoughts on “Kitchener in the Round”
You are most welcome!
I love the ending with the stitch markers. Brilliant! Thank you for making this tutorial.
Thank you, it is the colormatic cowl and I did the shorter version.
Depending on which cowl you knit, you will need about 72″ inches of yarn to work the kitchener in the round. Use whichever tail is the longest.
I am finished my cowl and was wondering what to do with the long tail that we started with? Do we Kitchener with that yarn or my working yarn?
Thanks for watching,
Wonderful video! Thanks for explaining this so well.
Yes, that it is correct. Have fun!
Just checking before I attempt the Kitchener stitch. The last stitch you refer to on the backside of the tube-is that the stitch where my 80″ tail is coming from?
Maybe you’ll find it next time!
I am great at spotting the video before the release of the clue. Found it last night. Another sneak peek. Wish I had the same luck finding tbe weekly prize clue. Ha Ha
You are most welcome!
I love the ending with the stitch markers. Brilliant! Thank you for making this tutorial.
Thank you, it is the colormatic cowl and I did the shorter version.
Depending on which cowl you knit, you will need about 72″ inches of yarn to work the kitchener in the round. Use whichever tail is the longest.
I am finished my cowl and was wondering what to do with the long tail that we started with? Do we Kitchener with that yarn or my working yarn?
Thanks for watching,
Wonderful video! Thanks for explaining this so well.
Yes, that it is correct. Have fun!
Just checking before I attempt the Kitchener stitch. The last stitch you refer to on the backside of the tube-is that the stitch where my 80″ tail is coming from?
Maybe you’ll find it next time!
I am great at spotting the video before the release of the clue. Found it last night. Another sneak peek. Wish I had the same luck finding tbe weekly prize clue. Ha Ha