Topic: neck shaping

Shaping and finishing necklines can be one of the more challenging things in machine knitting. Use the Knit it Now Neckline tool to help you create your bands
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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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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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After shaping the public side of the band, use short rows to shape a facing for your one-piece square neckline band.
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Shawl Collars in pullovers need a little design consideration. Explore some examples.

The classic style of a shawl collar for cardigans is not hard to incorporate in your designs. Explore some examples and tips.

This is an excerpt from a recent live Knit it Now Knit Club meeting. It features a mock cowl top similar to the
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"Normal" bands are 1". If your pattern isn't written for a 1" band or you want a deeper band, you need to consider the steps for adjusting the neck opening to
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There are many methods for finishing necklines. Here are 2 band techniques that can be used for shaped or cut 'n sew necklines.Add a professional finish to
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Quickly create an off-center v-neck opening using Standard Garment Shaping and Original pattern Drafting. Make a one-of-a-kind design with DAK.

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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Round Neck shaping with shaped shoulders can be tricky. A shallow round neck (back neckline) is only worked over about 1" of rows, but it's worked in 3
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Want beautiful round necklines? Try shaping with short rows. Instead of binding off and decreasing stitches, use this technique for smooth, professional
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Have you ever been knitting along and realize that the row counter isn't counting? Consider shifting your knitting on the needlebed to prevent
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Use short rows to shape neckline and shoulders at the same time for a beautiful finish

Using short rows can be a good way to knit a nice, smooth neck edge. Here is an exercise for knitting one side of a cardigan.