Learn how to seamlessly join live stitches on your knitting needles to a bound-off edge by creating a new knit row.
When you have two live knit edges, you can use the Kitchener stitch to join them together. When you have two bound edges, you can use a Mattress stitch for a seamless join. But what happens when you have live stitches on one side and a bound-off edge on the other?
This knitting tutorial shows you how to use a tail from the end of your knitting to sew a fake knit row that blends in perfectly. When you're done, you won't be able to tell this new knit row from any of the others!
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Learn how to seamlessly join live stitches on your knitting needles to a bound-off edge by creating a new knit row.
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