This is the best technique! SO much easier than trying to pick up along a regular garter edge.
I’ve made 2 Cubetti hats (so far) picking up along slipped stitch selvedges. I intentionally worked from back to front on one project, so that neat little line of chain stitches is on the Right Side of the fabric, and that looks great too, even at the corners.
I’ll use this selvedge and pick up for so many projects going forward: the front edge of a cardigan so I can pick up for the button band, knitting entrelac, and more modular knit HATS!
Your designs and videos continually inspire me Woolly 💜

From one cat mom to another, I understand the hands.  😂

I'm using all of this in a mitired square baby blanket I've just started for my niece.  Since it's my new bus/meeting project and I don't want to carry around a large piece as it grows, I'll make 4 blocks of 9 squares each (3x3), then I'll matress stitch them all together at the end.  I expect the crochet cast on and slipped stitch selvedges should also make for easy mattress stitching.  I've learned it all from your cuboidal book, but these videos are great refreshers.  Thank you!

Hola Woolly !

De nuevo Muy Interesante el vídeo que nos has compartido, es un gran consejo para tejer en otras direcciones y tener unos acabados perfectos.

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What is meant by a slipped stitch in garter please?