Grafting Stockinette Stitch Bottom Up AKA Kitchener

This video is a demonstration of grafting Stockinette stitch fabric when working from the bottom up in a unidirectional fabric, worked flat. Also known as kitchener stitch. This is useful to use when you want to lengthen a fabric from a point within the fabric rather than at one end or the other. It is also useful for connecting a cast on to a bind off edge when using live stitches. It is also a precursor for knowledge when working a graft in other fabrics, such as k1p1 ribbing, k2p2 ribbing, garter stitch, seed stitch, cables or any other patterned fabric.
The illustrations that I use for this video were produced by André and Françoise Monerau. Thank you André and Françoise.
You can find the grafting in K1P1 ribbing video here - https://youtu.be/Ra9IbnjbxO0
Time stamps.
0:00 Intro
0:34 Removal of Row
1:20 Analysis of the separated pieces
2:20 Placing the stitches back on the needles
3:50 How to read your knitting prior to the Graft
7:15 Grafting in St st
7:49 Mantra
11:17 Completing the Graft
12:34 Correcting uneven stitches
13:23 Fixing the half stitches at the selvedge edge

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