I am trying to knit a pillow using the basic knit stitchThe only thing is that I don't know how to attach my two square pieces together that I knittedCan I run all the edges under a sewing machine like if I was making a pillow out of fabric? The needle I used to sew the squares is 10 1/2I am very new to knitting and don't know much!
Of course, you have made a piece of fabric, and you can sew fabric togetherFirst of all, you should block your piecesThat is, pin them out to size, and then either (a) mist them, and let dry (b) steam with an iron, but don't press them (c) wash them and then pin out to dryYou want the pieces to be both the same sizeThen, like all fabric, you pin them with RIGHT sides together, and sew with needle and thread by hand, with a stitch catching first one fabric, and then the other, and then back againDon't pull the yarn too tight, but make it firm so there isn't any slack in the yarnMake them neat and fairly close together so you don't have any spaces showingA machine doesn't work too well, since the two fabrics may be too thick, or you don't catch all the stitchesIt just looks better if you use a stitch by hand, with the same yarn you used in the knittingUse a large darning needle, with the blunt pointIt may take some time, but you put all the work into it this far, a few more minutes won't hurtBy doing the finishing really well, you will have put the final touch to make it something to be proud ofTake your time, do it rightWhen you have three sides done, and a bit of the fourth, turn it inside out, and stuff the pillow with a form, or stuffingThen finish that last side, and enjoy!!
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