257K views · 662 reactions | Working the selvage stitch like a brioche stitch, makes a very neat selvedge. Here I have used it on my latest shawl. To do this: Make a yarn over and slip the first stitch purlwise. Make sure to make the slipped stitch loose. Especially if you have a slanted edge, you should give the stitch a little tug. Otherwise the edge may turn out too tight. When you get to the last stitch, knit it together with the yarn over. #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

Turn the work, twist the yarns, slip 1st stitch knitwise, slip 2nd stitch purlwise and continue in normal double knitting.Practice your double knitting with the Annaplexis coasters. Free pattern here: https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/2022/01/06/annaplexis-coasters/ 🎥🧶#knitting | Annaplexis

Slip the first stitch and make a yarn over - this can be done in one single motion as in a double stitch for German short rows. Unlike GSR, do not tighten the stitch!Knit the last stitch together with it’s yarn over.This neat selvage is used in the Just Let Me Knit Shawl. The full pattern is available here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/just-let-me-knit-shawl 🎥🧶 #knitting | Annaplexis