Thank you for making such a brilliant video! I'm making my first sweater and needed to learn techniques like this. Everything else I've watched and read has made it seem so daunting. You explain it so clearly and concise. Thank you very much :)

I just found you. Patty, and what a find. I’m knitting a pullover, with set in sleeves, round neck, and shoulder seams. Everything I need is right there on your tutorials. WOW 🥰. You are so very Talented, and I thank you so much for teaching us. YOUR JUST AMAZING Polly. WOW. Bless you. ❤️❤️. 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Best tutorial on stitching shoulder seams together!

Thanks for this video, this is so valuable! I don't know why somebody taught me to go through the top of the V instead of the bottom, but you show and explain why exactly it's done through the bottom, I will never do it wrong again. Thanks!

Thank you. I have been knitting since I was about eight years old, which although I hate to admit it, I’d half a century now and because of your tutorial I have just completed the best and neatest shoulder seam ever. Wow, and it was so easy, and more importantly, fun. Seaming has never been fun before.🌻🌻🌻

This is the best video tutorial for sewing shoulder seams that I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much. It worked beautifully and I know I will use it many times. I follow your column on MDK Knitting and enjoy it very much.

so clear and straightforward -- thanks Patty!!!

At first I thought it wasn't going to work. But it did! Thanks!

Genius! I was thrilled before the zip.

Thanks Patty!!

Many thanks. My sewing up often lets down my knitting. Just about to give this a go.

Thank you very much for this video. The shoulder-seem looks very neat & professional. I am very pleased with the result. Thank you once again.

Thank You very much for this great video. It made my shoulder seams look beautiful.

Wow!! This was wonderful! I’m trying to finish my first ever knit sweater for my husband by his birthday which is so soon!!! Thank you so much

Love your videos on seaming! They have been great.

Why was I fretting about seaming the seams on this sweater? Your video took the mystery out of it. Thanks a bunch!

So helpful. Thank you!

Wow, very nice. Thank you.

Thanks!

Love it! Just getting to shoulders of my first set in sleeve sweater. It doesn't have to be perfect I know, but I want it to look as nice as possible so a bit of research on best shoulder seaming is warranted. ;-)

thank you very much, this helped me so much

Oh I like it, Patty, tyvm for this tutorial!

Thank you! This is so awesome! It's gorgeous!

Awesome tutorial, thank you😊

Do you have a video showing seaming of reverse stockinette? Thank you for this one it was very helpful.

I'm using this video every time I need to seam :D I'm seaming my first shoulder seam where the bind off was not done with one single row of bind offs. For example, bind off 3 and knit to end of row, next row purl straight (stockinette), next row bind off 2 and knit to end of row, next row purl straight, next row bind off some more etc. so it looks like a staircase. I just got to the first stitch that was bound off on a later row (i.e. not the first row with bind offs), and I'm not 100% sure where to insert my tapestry needle. Should I still insert it where the yarn came from the last time, and then bring it out at an angle so it comes out of the stitch up one row? Or should I ignore the rule of "insert where you came from" and insert it in the spot 1 stitch up, so it goes in and comes out on either side of the same stitch? I hope my question makes sense! For now I will pick one of those options and see how it looks :)

I wish you’d show how to seam with bound off edges that have one step. I like Amy Herzog and her shoulders always have one step. How do you seam and avoid holes?

Lindooo tricô parabéns 🥰💯

This is wonderful, and perfectly timed! Do you have a preferred bind off for shoulders that will be seamed in this way? Thank you!

Can you please advise how tight you "zip"? As your blue disappears, I assume the goal is not to have the sewn row showing. Using a chunky yarn on a child's sweater, pulling it tight makes the seam pretty clunky. Thanks for your video.

How do you do this with both knit and purl stitches?

Very nice, but you don't show what to do with the tail end of the wool on either side

Ooh. Ahh!

How would you seam shoulders for seed stitch?

How do I do shoulder seams with a sweater that is ribbed (3k, 1p, then 3p, 1k)?

This tutorial doesn't include how to seam a sloped bind off shoulder. Thumbs down for this video.