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Whether you’re sewing sleeves on your sweater or you’re working on a big, stockinette stitch patchwork project, invisible seaming is a life-changing crafter’s skill! 🙌 Our colleague, Katrina, has a tip for you that will help you nail that invisible stockinette stitch seam: 🙋‍♀️ 1. Make sure that your knit stitches in the two pieces line up 2. Thread your wool/darning needles with the yarn end or with the same color yarn as your project to help your seam blend in flawlessly. 3. Sew the outer st

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For patterns where you work in joining rounds, instead of spiral, here’s a trick on how to make your seams less visible. Instead of a standard joining slip stitch here’s what to do: - remove the hook from working loop - insert hook into first stitch, back to front. - grab working loop and pull through (keep it tight) - chain 1 and then place the first single crochet into that same stitch. | Yarnspirations

Looking for a new way to join squares together? Ladder stitch is a great and virtually invisible way to do it! Pro Tip: use a bent needle when working this stitch. | Yarnspirations

4.9K views · 297 reactions | Invisible seam vs slip stitch join method. Which one do you like more? 珞 Explanation: first image shows squares joined with an invisible seam, second image shows squares joined with slip stitches which are clearly visible. | Free crochet patterns by Wilmade | Facebook