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Whoops! This page is a bit out of date, but we have a brand new page for you here with the kitchener stitch tutorial…
http://fluffandfuzz.weebly.com/2/post/2014/03/how-to-do-kitchener-stitch-grafting.html
Thanks for the tutorial – I am just about to attempt my first pair of socks, so this will come in very handy!
I hope it helps! Good luck with the socks, I wish I could master knitting in the round to make socks too!
These are so cute – I love your latest designs too in LGC. I designed a rabbit too (in this month’s LGC) – great minds think alike (although I have to say – yours are much cuter). Can’t wait to see next month’s LGC – the degree sounds interesting and no doubt a lot of work. I’ve been thinking about a textiles degree – I have a Science degree but that’s not much use for designing. I’ll have to look into it.Good luck with everything, Lynne
Thank you Lynne! I loved your bunny too, and you should go for it…I was really nervous about going back to school, but it was the best thing I ever did
Best wishes
Amanda
Wow wonderful tutorial! Thanks so much!
really clear instructions- thank you!
Thank you for this, it is clear and very useful!
I found your instructions on how to do the Kitchener Stitch to be the only ones I could follow.
Thanks for your clarity and simplicity.
Thank you Mary, I really appreciate you taking the time to write such a lovely comment, you have made my day!
Thanks for wonderful instructions for the Kitchener stitch and the pictures to go with it, I saved it to my bookmarks to use always.