How to Knit An Invisible Join in the Round

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the invisible join in the round. This technique will show you how to knit a seamless join.

Skill: Easy

[stcamarochick]

I learned how to do a (nearly invisible join the way Cindy Bice explained from the book circular knitting workshop but prefer this new way. The two stitches when swapping places even after tightening down looked a tad sloppy but when adding an extra st & passing it over it really was invisible! Thank you!!!.

[majkazmaj]

This is such a great tutorial. I learned to knit from a book - so I am used to looking at picutres to learn how to do things and videos are very hard for me. You technique of Step 1, Step 2....really helps me. Thank you! Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos!!

[andrewstiller]

Wow! So simple and yet such a great technique. Thanks!

[patlbg]

I like how he gets right to the reason for the video. Instructions are clear. Soothing voice

[Knittyneeds]

You are an excellent Teacher. Soft voice and step by step easy to follow tutorial. Thanks for sharing and caring. Never too old to learn.

[mrjsuland]

Thank you for posting your tutorials. They are very helpful.

[theaogrady]

I love this method above all the rest! Thanks for an incredible video.

[TheAHowards]

Another excellent excellent well explained technique I love the fact you have the
printed instructions available on this one. Wow. Can't imagine living without you Tube. Arlene in S California

[RebelMaggie]

The best cast on I ever saw.I was always afraid to knot in the round but not anymore!

[Catra]

I just found your channel today and am so happy I did! I knew there was a little trick to invisible joins and you've explained it perfectly! I'll be back for more tips, I'm sure!

[SothernBelle]

Thanks so much for sharing. My 9 yr old is huge into knitting and she found this very helpful!

[innerstrg]

Thank you so much for this instruction. I bookmarked so I could refer to it every now and then. Much appreciated 🙏

[bevcar]

Thankyou for explaining twice, as it helped to retain your method.

[colleenrandal]

Great job of explaining. Wish I had seen this years ago. So much better!!!

[sarahkent]

Brilliant video - so easy and clear to follow. Thanks so much

[lslack]

Thank you so much for doing a great slow and well done video, it's so easy to follow when videos are done so well.

[MeliTorres]

That was so easy!!! So glad I was shown this video. I'll know what to do next time I'm working on the round. Thanks for all the great help!

[susanhallamado]

Thank you for such an awesome video. I have been knitting for 50 yrs (taught by my Gran) but I never knew this technique.

[cathdonovan]

Well done. Very clear and specific step by step instructions, which I found very helpful.

[KBrosh]

I took this idea an applied it to an alternating cast on with great success thanks for the advice much appreciated!