How to Graft Your Knitting Invisibly: Taking Kitchener Stitch to the Next Level eBook

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How to Graft Your Knitting Invisibly: Taking Kitchener Stitch to the Next Level
Download this eBook today for Joni Coniglio’s expertise in grafting.

Learn simple to complex grafting tips and techniques from Interweave’s Senior Project Editor Joni Coniglio with this easy-to-download eBook.

With 50+ pages of all-new content, plus three original knitting patterns, this eBook is the ultimate guide for grafting. Joni walks you through the structure of grafted stitches and explains her unique charting system for grafting. She shows you how to create decreases, yarnovers, twisted stitches and cables using a tapestry needle and grafting yarn. Finally, she provides three all-new accessory patterns that utilize invisible grafting to utmost effect.

With this eBook, you’ll master:

• Grafting verbiage and correct grafting tools
• How to read grafting charts
• How to graft basic stockinette stitches, reverse stockinette, and garter stitches
• How to graft ribbed fabric
• How to graft up to seven types of lace in two directions
• And more!

The chapters in the eBook move from grafting simple patterns like stockinette stitch and garter stitch to more complex patterns like ribbing and lace. Because each chapter builds on skills learned in preceding chapters, you’ll have made the transition from novice to expert grafter before you even realize it with Joni’s six chapters on grafting how-to.

PLUS! Also included in this eBook are instructions for three grafted lace projects ; a cable and lace cowl and a hat with a lace brim that both begin with a provisional cast-on and are then grafted; and a lace stole worked from the ends to the middle in a lace-weight yarn and grafted top-to-top.

Download this eBook today for your guide to grafting!

Joni Coniglio is senior project editor for Interweave Knits, Knitscene, Sockupied, and other Interweave publications. She has worked in the knitting publishing industry for almost 30 years and enjoys studying all things technical. When not knitting, Joni enjoys exploring the outdoors with her husband near her home in Northern Colorado.