V-Neck Crochet-Look Edging to Machine Knit by Diana Sullivan

Here's a very easy V-neckline finish you can do on any flat bed
knitting machine - no ribbing required! By Diana Sullivan

[carlajohnson]

So beautiful and perfectly demonstrated and explained. Thank you so much for sharing.

[nyperi]

Clever... and pretty! Thanks so much!

[helensilva]

Excelente.muy hermosos sus videos .todo un arte de los tejidos .bellos terminados.Todos me encantan y la seguire viendo..Gracias he aprendido mucho.!
Abrazpz desde Colombia!!!

[brendaeves]

Thank you so much for this video- I’m a struggling newbie/reconnecting with my machine after about RSA’s and had great trouble finishing off my first V neck, until I saw this.. so thank you. You’re videos are really helpful, clear and full of useful hints and tips too.

[dhanaazm]

Diana all your techniques are so beautifully explained and illustrated that it leaves no doubt. you are simply amazing. thank you for such lovely lessons.

[mariavictoriabarrera]

Diana muchas gracias por responder. Y sí te entendí la explicación. Excelentes tus vídeos. Un abrazo desde Colombia.

[curlycords]

Beautiful technique. I will definitely try this out on my next sweater. Thank you for sharing.

[keeknits]

very nice!!! thank you for sharing with us 😉

[bikrgran]

COOL! Sort of a pie crust/worm edging. That's cool! Thanks!

[isildinhacrivaro]

Obrigada, consegui fazer! ficou um lindo acabamento!!!

[murfx]

Thanks for another great video. This would make a nice blanket edging too I guess?

[MosterJohanne]

Wow I will do that! It is so pretty : D

[Bunnieswool]

Great technique. You said "catching about every stitch". Dies it work out that some are skipped? If so about how often do you skip one? Like catch 5 skip 1 etc. Thanks for your videos!

[nataliap]

hello from Poland :)
I have a question
why does the thread break off at the edges?
what am I doing wrong?:((
I have a Brather machine.