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(((((( I have. I thought they came out fine. I used a 'not to tight or not too lose' slip stitch with a hook size suggest off the yarn label.

No threading that needle a lot, right? Great idea!!

What you might do is try it and if you don't like the look, we know how easy crochets stitches frog! Love it!!

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ibe1946 said:
I was wondering if anyone has attached knit afghan panels with crochet slip stitch, vs. sewing? If so, did it turn out ok? Thanks, Ingrid
 

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(((((( I have. I thought they came out fine. I used a 'not to tight or not too lose' slip stitch with a hook size suggest off the yarn label.

No threading that needle a lot, right? Great idea!!

What you might do is try it and if you don't like the look, we know how easy crochets stitches frog! Love it!!

Donna Rae
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ibe1946 said:
I was wondering if anyone has attached knit afghan panels with crochet slip stitch, vs. sewing? If so, did it turn out ok? Thanks, Ingrid
Thank you so much Donna Rae, I'll play around with it.

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Personally I wouldn't do it. Even if you get the tension exactly right, you still end up with a very "raised" seam, almost a welt. The more time consuming "weaved" seam will look much more professional.
Thank you so much, I appreciate your advice. :thumbup:

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ibe1946 said:
I was wondering if anyone has attached knit afghan panels with crochet slip stitch, vs. sewing? If so, did it turn out ok? Thanks, Ingrid
I recently completed a crocheted afghan that had 13 strips I had to put together. The pattern called for the crochet slip stitch, so that's what I used and it turned out well. Just be sure not to make the slip stitch too tightly...it looks great!
 

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ibe1946 said:
I was wondering if anyone has attached knit afghan panels with crochet slip stitch, vs. sewing? If so, did it turn out ok? Thanks, Ingrid
I recently completed a crocheted afghan that had 13 strips I had to put together. The pattern called for the crochet slip stitch, so that's what I used and it turned out well. Just be sure not to make the slip stitch too tightly...it looks great!
I appreciate your advice. I think it's worth a try, I don't much like sewing...
 

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hi, just wanted to let you no that i do attach panels/squares with crochet slip stitch. i'v always done that with both crochet and knit, no matter what the project is. i find its very secure. more so then any other way. i'v never had any problems doing it that way. hope this helps.
 
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