Topic: cut 'n sew

Use your ribber to enclose a cut 'n sew edge with a sandwich that includes a full needle rib collar.

Who needs a pattern? For a quick practice project, combine a little imagination with a mishmash of techniques. A small time investment goes a long way toward
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Consider using fairisle, tuck, slip, or reverse stockinette for bands with texture and contrast.

This is an easy to knit band that is neat and “formal” on both sides or the garment, encasing the neck edge, but the roll adds a casual look to a garment This
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Using the chain cast on technique on both edges of the band adds a decorative finishing touch. This style of band is perfect for cut and sew shaping. But
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After working a basic Cut ‘n Sew band, add a row of beads to decorate the neckband. There are as many possibilities for this technique as there are
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Here's an unusual neck band technique that is great for highly textured stitch patterns like garter carriage and tuck stitch. Use reverse stockinette
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Here's a product that will improve your cut 'n sew technique. Gain sewing control, improve the look of your edges and speed up the process.Old dogs CAN
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The Cut ‘n Sew method of shaping is very useful for machine knitters. Don’t like to shape necklines? Use cut ‘n sew! Knitting in pattern, or
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Using the Knit it Now Cut 'n Sew templates Get the
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When knitting Cut 'n Sew necklines and bands, extra care needs to be taken in the shoulder area

Knitting in stitch pattern with Brother machines, we can knit both sides of a neckline at the same time. Create a neckline outline as you knit to prepare your
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Use DAK to create templates for Cut 'n Sew. Use a little-known feature of DAK to make quick work of creating a personalized neckline template you can use again
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