This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the reverse garter selvedge edge. Selvedge edges are way to finish your work giving it stability and structure, as well as a nice finish look. The reverse selvedge edge stitch is a variation of the garter stitch selvedge edge stitch. It is done by purling instead of knitting!
Materials Used in this Tutorial
Mountain Meadow Wool
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A Pair of Knitting Needles
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TECHNIQUES USED IN THIS STITCH:
Skill: Easy
Cast On:Multiple of 7 sts + 2.
Pattern Instructions
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Row 1
Purl first st, with yarn in back knit until you get to the last stitch on your row.
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Row 2
With yarn in front purl the last stitch on your row. On wrong side of fabric purl all stitches.
Repeat rows 1-2 until you have reached your desired length.
Like This Stitch?
Check out The Harmony Guides: Knit & Purl for more great stitches just like the ones on this site!
Swatch Photos
Example of the Reverse Garter Selvedge Edge. (Click for Larger Image)
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