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Slimmer is BetterQuick tip for joining and finishing endsSlimmer is better for no-distortion sewn joins and finishing. When joining your knitting with sewn methods such as Kitchener stitch or weaving in ends, choose a blunt-ended sewing needle (such as a tapestry needle) that is as slim as possible and still be able to thread the eye of the needle with your yarn. Return to Index of Jackie E-S Articles & Tips.
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