A Knitters Guide to The Best Ways to Sew Knitted Arms Legs Tails and Long Thin Knitted Tubes

Skinny knitted tubes such as tea cosy arms legs and tails can be tricky to sew neatly. This guide shows simple ways to sew long thin knitted pieces with smooth seams and a tidy finish so your tea cosies look their very best.

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A Knitters Guide to The Best Ways to Sew Knitted Arms Legs Tails and Long Thin Knitted Tubes

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