In knitting, joining in the round is a technique used to create a seamless, tubular fabric by knitting in a continuous loop. This technique is commonly used for knitting socks, hats, and other garments that require a circular shape. There are several methods for joining in the round, but the most common is the Kitchener stitch.
The Kitchener stitch is a grafting technique that uses a tapestry needle to sew two live stitches together. This creates a nearly invisible seam that is both strong and flexible. To join in the round using the Kitchener stitch, follow these steps:
