Thanks so much for these tips, I'm new to knitting and the edges are making me crazy ... I now am going to take out a large piece I'm making eeeeek so I can have these neater edges ;) thanks again!!
Thank you this was useful... In stockinette stitch You may knit the first stitch and slip the last stitch purlwise ( right side).. Purl the first stitch and slip the last purlwise ( wrong side) 😇.
Yep! I've just finished trying all 3 options and I prefer the 2nd option but go by what you prefer and feels comfortable to you, just when you turn your work do the opposite ( so as if ur about knit the first stitch just put it on your needle, then continue to purl the rest of the way till you turn your work again) Hope this helps! :]
@@GZDesigns Thanks! I rewatched it and realized I got it wrong 😅 I’m doing option 1 but I was knitting the first stitch instead of slipping it. I’ll redo it.
@@janhenderson2521 The selvage or selvedge is the end of woven fabric that is finished in a way that keeps the fabric from unraveling. Selvage is the American spelling of the word, and selvedge is the British spelling. So…both correct.
Excellent demonstration. Thank you.
SuperBellezza1 my pleasure. thank you for commenting!
I’m a seasoned knitter but never knew these methods. The joy of now having clean edges!!!!. Thank you and good luck with your work. Bríd
Wonderful video....... as no ‘waffle’. Just straight to the point, and so easy to follow. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video 😊 FINALLY got salvage stitch correct AFTER years of knitting… grateful for this tutorial ❤
This is the best video for selvage edges
Thi Brody thanks!
Amazing, straight to the point and just what I needed. Thank you!
Awesome! This is going to make sewing my sweater seams so much easier! You are a blessing!
Thank you for commenting. Glad to help.
Glad to see a European style knitter!
Thankyou fantastic edges best I have used
Thanks so much for these tips, I'm new to knitting and the edges are making me crazy ... I now am going to take out a large piece I'm making eeeeek so I can have these neater edges ;) thanks again!!
Thank you this was useful...
In stockinette stitch You may knit the first stitch and slip the last stitch purlwise ( right side)..
Purl the first stitch and slip the last purlwise ( wrong side) 😇.
Damn - nice knitting. Super clean. 😻
Holly Lanagan thanks!
Very nice ❤❤❤
Thanks 🤗
Thank you!
My go to is the first one
شكرا ولكن ماذا تسمى هذه الغرزه في الكوروشيه
A lovely video thank you
I prefer Option One because I find it easier and neater to slip the first stitch on a row knitwise, rather than purlwise.
Option 1: 0:06
Option 2: 1:00
Option 3: 2:14
Are stitches added for the slip stitches? For instance if i’m making a blanket with 10 stitches on each side, do I add an extra stitch to each side?
Yes, you usually add an extra stitch to each side.
So: a knit edge, a purl edge, or an e-knit (twisted knit) edge?
hello, thanks for this tutorial, would love to know whether this method can be used on sewing up toys? thank you 💖
will it work for stockinette?
Yep! I've just finished trying all 3 options and I prefer the 2nd option but go by what you prefer and feels comfortable to you, just when you turn your work do the opposite ( so as if ur about knit the first stitch just put it on your needle, then continue to purl the rest of the way till you turn your work again) Hope this helps! :]
Do you add 2 extra stitches for the edges?
Yes, you do
@@GZDesigns Thanks! I rewatched it and realized I got it wrong 😅 I’m doing option 1 but I was knitting the first stitch instead of slipping it. I’ll redo it.
Are these good for invisible seaming later?
No, these are more decorative edges. I believe you can better seams if you don't slip stitches for edges.
@@GZDesigns thanks!
The colour of the background and your text are similar hence not readable comfortably. Kindly make the necessary changes.
joan66joshua hi! This video is the first one I ever made and the text is “hard coded” so I cannot make any changes to it. Sorry.
SELVEDGE meaning self edge. Not SELVAGE.
An interesting point.
GZ Designs it’s not a point.
Just correct spelling.
@@janhenderson2521 The selvage or selvedge is the end of woven fabric that is finished in a way that keeps the fabric from unraveling. Selvage is the American spelling of the word, and selvedge is the British spelling. So…both correct.