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Crochet Straight Edges Every Time With Starting Stitches If you want to crochet straight edges every time and eliminate any gaps in your work, then starting stitches are for you! This shows you how to do Starting Stitches in all the basic crochet stitches. Some use the stacked single-crochet technique, some use the elongated loop method.

Reinforcing, cutting and picking up stitches from a steek / Stranded Knitting - steeks How to reinforce, cut and pick up stitches from a steek.

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the structured selvedge edge. This stitch creates . The structured selvedge edge stitch would be great for all edging projects! For written instructions and photos please visit: http://newstitchaday.com/how-to-knit-the-structured-selvedge-edge/

Knitting tips on how to knit neat edges and the 10 best edge stitch knitting techniques.

Includes: Chain Stitch Selvage, Garter Stitch Selvage, Twisted slip stitch/Twisted chain stitch selvage, Double or triple garter stitch selvage, Double seed stitch selvage, Double twisted selvage, Double stockinette stitch edge, I-cord edge, Brioche selvage/Russian edge, Stockinette stitch edge/seam edge.

A clear explanation, with photos, of how exactly to do double-crochet, including the tricky thing of how to end a row.