Seaming two pieces of crochet together using slip stitches is exactly the same as seaming them together using single crochet – the only difference being, of course, the stitch used. And they’re both super easy once you know how it’s done! So watch and learn!
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Previously I demonstrated the Mattress Stitch, which is a great way to create an invisible seam when sewing two pieces of crochet (or knitting) together. Another option for seaming your yarn items is the Whip Stitch. This method isn’t invisible, but it is fast as can be, and can add a decorative touch to the right project! Here’s how it’s done.
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If you crochet (or knit) for long enough, eventually you’re going to want to make something with seams. And while seamless patterns are great, seams can add a lot of structure, prevent stretching in the wrong places, and are important for the majority of motif projects. There are a variety of seaming techniques out there, but this tutorial focuses on the most invisible of seams – the Mattress Stitch! Here’s how it’s done.
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