How to Kitchener Toe Without Ears

How to Kitchener Stitch Toe Without Ears. This is a neat little trick for omitting the ears on a kitchener stitch toe. Great for afterthought heels too. This is demonstrated using the Continental Knitting method.

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[kellyfischer]

I wonder if this woman knows how five years after making this video it's still helping newbies like me. I love her teaching technique: slow, clear, great.
I will never not see pearls as smiles and frowns now.

[thenursebotanicals]

This is by far the best tutorial I have ever found that explains the kitchener stitch so clearly! Thank You!!

[ronja]

Oh it's so much less confusing this way! This is the best kitchener stotch and sock weave end demonstration and explanation i have seen so far and also my first ever youtube comment (who would have thought itd be on a knitting tutorial...)

[carshagify]

This is the best demonstration of kitchener stitch I have ever seen. I followed it, and the toe of my sock actully looks decent.

[catemef]

I absolutely adore this tutorial. I am a Kitchener Klutz and will probably always be, but this video produces a 90% reduction in my Kitchener Stress. My blood pressure is so very grateful to you. And yes, for quite some time now I watch this video every sock I finish.

[Earnshawfully]

I am here again. I watch this video every time I need to Kitchener!

[pcarlson]

Many thanks for this very clear demonstration of Kitchener stitch without the ears. I have always struggled with this when making socks and still have to adjust the tension of the stitches when completed, but the traditional beginning and ending have always bothered me. This is so much cleaner - and just simpler.

[paulaweil]

been knitting for 60 plus years and have never made socks. i was struggling with the toe but your ingenuity and mantra simplified it so well. thanks and all good wishes.

[D_JamaicanGal]

Best instructions ever for the Kitchener stitch. Thank you for your wonderful instructions. Very easy to understand.

[andreamiller]

@SuzanneBryan I have knit sock after sock and I turn again and again to this video. Not because I forget this ideal result you teach so well, but because I love the feeing you are sitting at my side to guide me once again to sock toe perfection. You are a master knitter, teacher and guardian angel all at once. Thank you YET AGAIN for your tutelage which truly lasts a lifetime!

[snowangel]

I've never seen a video on weaving in ends and finishing stitches like this, thank you so much for taking the time to show the whole end process and not just the stitch itself.

[kathryngrace]

This is THE BEST video. I watch it every time I need to kitchener. I’m a reasonably experienced knitter, but this stitch always trips me up. This video makes it so simple.

[utaschmidt]

I keep coming back to this one whenever I am finishing a sock or a hoodie. Thank you so much

[dannybarna]

Thank you so much for this! This is not only the clearest video on the Kitchener stitch for me, but it's also the one that gives me the best results!

[forknitsandgiggles]

Best Kitchener stitch video out there!! I'm a fairly new knitter (about 6 months) and I'm finishing my first sock. I've heard horror stories about the Kitchener. You made it so easy to understand I went right through the first time no problem. Kept repeating your mantra and away I went!! It looks beautiful! Thank you so much for the video!!

[ouch]

excellent! The best tutorial on youtube for the Kitchener stitch. Very clear instructions. Suzanne explains every step, shows where the yarn is coming out. I had no idea that you keep the yarn under the needles! Alot of other tutorials gloss over some important steps. Thank you!

[deborahwein]

OMG! I can't believe my luck in stumbling onto your Kitchener stitch video. You taught me how to do grafting when no one else could, and believe me, I have watched dozens of videos, read countless books, and you finally got through! God bless you!!

[christinerobinson]

I am astounded at how clear your instructions are! I have made many pairs of socks, and have always grappled with Kitchener stitch. Watched so many clips, and was still confused.
Your video is clear, and I will adopt your mantra with each sock I make.
Thank you thank you!

[mysteryglo]

I always skipped the set up at the beginning but no one ever showed how to do the last 2 stitches.. I love how yours finishes up. Thank you for making it so easy to see..

[beckym-zo]

Thank you, thank you Suzanne! Great lighting, perfect focus, clear precise well-paced directions, expertly demonstrated Kitchener. I'm a newbie to sock knitting and I am so grateful to you for sharing your talent! I've been knitting a Christmas stocking from a 1948 pattern that assumes a lot of knitting knowledge. I finished the stocking with a smile thanks to you! Bookmarked it!😊