I know this tutorial is 10 years old, but today, Jan 25, 2026, it just made my Kitchener AND tail weaving a game changer forever! Thank you!

I wonder if this woman knows how five years after making this video it's still helping newbies like me. I love her teaching technique: slow, clear, great.
I will never not see pearls as smiles and frowns now.

I am here again. I watch this video every time I need to Kitchener!

Oh it's so much less confusing this way! This is the best kitchener stotch and sock weave end demonstration and explanation i have seen so far and also my first ever youtube comment (who would have thought itd be on a knitting tutorial...)

This is by far the best tutorial I have ever found that explains the kitchener stitch so clearly! Thank You!!

This is the best tutorial for Kitchener stitch! Made it so easy, I am no longer fearful of grafting! Thank you! ♥️

I absolutely adore this tutorial. I am a Kitchener Klutz and will probably always be, but this video produces a 90% reduction in my Kitchener Stress. My blood pressure is so very grateful to you. And yes, for quite some time now I watch this video every sock I finish.

After years of doing the Kitchener stitch with great difficulty, I feel as if a cloud has been lifted!  NOW I understand the technique!! Thanks so much for simplifying this!

This is the best demonstration of kitchener stitch I have ever seen.  I followed it, and the toe of my sock actully looks decent.

Been knitting socks for the past 5 years and I always return to this video to finish the toes!  Best demonstration/explanation on the kitchener stitch toe on YouTube!  Thank you for posting!

Goodness gracious! You are my angel. No one, absolutely no one, has demonstrated this bloody graft as clearly and thoroughly as you have here. In particular, you made it very clear what to do with the yarn when moving front to back and back to front. I did a perfect kitchener finally, except my beautiful knit finish ended up on the wrong side because I could find no one who said how to carry the yarn forward and back, etc. My saving grace was that my kitchener was worked on a small swatch that was simply knitted to learn this bindoff/seaming method. My learning is exponential. 😅

Thank you so much. My friend sent me your tutorial, and I'm an instant subscriber forever now.

this clip was a godsend thankyou - even after 61 pairs of socks I still refresh my memory with it !

Best instructions ever for the Kitchener stitch. Thank you for your wonderful instructions.  Very easy to understand.

I never log into YouTube and I never comment or like videos, but I just needed to tell the world that Suzanne is a LIFESAVER. Grafting sock ends together was going to be my villain origin story until I found this video. Thank you!!!

I keep coming back to this one whenever I am finishing a sock or a hoodie. Thank you so much

excellent! The best tutorial on youtube for the Kitchener stitch. Very clear instructions. Suzanne explains every step, shows where the yarn is coming out. I had no idea that you keep the yarn under the needles! Alot of other tutorials gloss over some important steps. Thank you!

Thank you so much for posting this very clear video. I’ve no idea how many times I have done this but my 82 year old brain just went BLANK this morning.

This is by far the best tutorial I've seen, and I've watched quite a few

I just have you say...your video saves me EVERY time I finish off a sock. Your video is the absolute best Kitchener Stitch Video out there in my opinion. THANK YOU!