How to Knit: The MATTRESS Stitch | Invisible Vertical Seaming on STOCKINETTE Stitch | Tutorial

The mattress stitch joins 2 knitted edges together in a seam that is practically invisible from the right side of the knitting. Because of this, it is the most popular method of seaming.
The mattress stitch is worked 1 stitch away from the edges, thus the resulting seam contains 2 full columns of stitches. The seam therefore is quite bulky - but this is only evident on the wrong side of the knitting (where there will be a ridge along the seam).
This tutorial focusses on the joining of stockinette stitch selvedges, creating a vertical seam. I hope you find it useful!
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[@susant415]

Excellent - thank you for your usual easy to follow instructions 😊

[@RokoleeDIY]

Aw thanks ☺️

[@EllenWalters-eo8xb]

Perfect tutorial. Thanks!

[@RokoleeDIY]

Aw thank you!

[@mrs.cookie5610]

Wow🤯 Thank you for this tutorial. You take your time to show & explain how to do this stitch. Its greatly appreciated, please keep them coming they help us beginner tremendously 🤗

[@RokoleeDIY]

Aw thanks, will do!

[@nickdfg]

@@RokoleeDIY It's not only beginners ... at 72 years old, I haven't knitted for over 45 years! (I've been crocheting instead). And there's so much I have forgotten. I've made a set of baby dungarees, and the leg lengths were uneven (tension problems, too tight knitting when stressed). This will solve my sewing together of the edges. Many thanks.😇😇😇

[@AERH]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@RokoleeDIY]

You're welcome!