Sewing Together a Baby Sweater

I have finished all the pieces of my baby sweater- now I need to know how to sew them together- I am starting on the shoulder seams- two bound off edges- cannot get it to look right.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks

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I usually use an invisible seam to sew up the shoulders on most garments. You will find a description of the method on this page.

Usually what I do is to thread the needle behind a complete stitch on one shoulder and then thread it behind the corresponding stitch on the other shoulder. If you give the thread a slight tug, it should put the two stitches together and your stitching should look just like another row of knitting.

When I get time (and I have a garment ready to sew up) I will add a video to this page to demonstrate the method.

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