Post-processing and details

Description

36 detailed video lessons
Master new techniques with confidence by adjusting the speed of the video to your own pace. HD Videos

117 pictures and illustrations
Detailed process pictures and clear illustrations in the lessons

Detailed instructions for every step
Take the course step by step with us: from the basics to advanced techniques

The result – advanced skills
Practice the different stitches. Learn how to assemble your product before you start knitting

This course, Post Processing and Details, is all about making your knits look professional.
If you knit only in circles and don’t want to do rotary knitting because you’re not confident and afraid that you can assemble the piece beautifully, make quality stitches and not artisanal, then this course is for you.
The online course will help you to understand the types and techniques of stitches, cases of their application, so that your products look finished, thoughtful and neat.

In the process of training we will consider and step by step work out in practice:
– shoulder seams,
– side seams,
– connection seams (sleeve stitching),
– neck treatment.

In the course you will learn:
– types of connection stitches;
– what they are used for;
– where they are used.

After completing the course, you can safely start implementing ideas of basic and advanced level of complexity.
If you know how to make basic knit stitches, our course will also be useful. Your arsenal of skills will be enriched with different variations of seams, joining of parts, processing of edges and necklines. And this, in turn, will give additional opportunities for creativity. Allows you to realize any idea, knit a model sweater or dress, tunic or cardigan unusual cut.

All techniques and techniques are practiced on training samples. To perform tasks clearly, we recommend to use a light, not fluffy and not slippery yarn of medium thickness under the needles of 4-5 mm.

Course content
– Introduction
– Getting Ready for Work
– Shoulder seams
– Elastic shoulder stitch on the front seam
– Elastic back elastic shoulder stitch
– Elastic shoulder stitch on shawl pattern
– Horizontal knit stitch
– A connection stitch on closed loops
– Connecting seam on partially closed loops
– Side seams
– Vertical knitted stitch on the right side
– Vertical knitted seam on reverse side seam
– Vertical knitted stitch on selvedge stitches
– Sleeve inning
– Tie stitch
– Tambour stitch
– Tie stitch on selvedges
– Knit neck treatment
– Double quilting (method 1)
– Double quilting (method 2) – quilting “in pocket
– Imitation knitting
– Invisible quilt stitch (hemming)
– Edges of the fabric not requiring treatment
– Double edge buttonhole
– I-cord horizontal
– I-cord vertical
– Side cut edges (placket)
– Details