I always struggle with remembering the order of Kitchener stitch, thought I’d share this for anyone who also needs the reminder
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I’ve never heard or done the kitchener stitch. But then again I did just start knitting like 8 months ago
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Thanks for the tip! I’ll definitely save this I had heard about joining live stitches with the Kitchener stitch and was curious how!
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I prefer top down socks so I use this to close the toes… but since I’ve only finished 4 pairs of socks in almost a decade, then yeah I need the reminder haha
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Like Kaylee said, it’s great for seaming live stitches (like the toe of a sock that is worked top down, but there’s other useful applications for it too)
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Ooo! Thanks! 
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I was actually going to try and knit a pair of socks pretty soon (once my wips are done lol), so this couldn’t have come at a better time 
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I’ve just finished a sock toe, and then saw this afterwards. Where was it when I needed it? 
Anyway, I have taken a solid vow, that from this day forth, I shall never again work top town socks. It’s toe up from this day onwards, so no grafting. Grafting sucks 
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Even though I haven’t made many, I do love making them. I’m just slow hehe
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Oh no, sorry! I know a lot of people hate grafting, but I hate starting toe up lol
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ohh, bless you for posting something like this lol
i slowed a youtube video down to quarter speed and matched someone doing it for a sock tutorial 
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Glad to help 
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