Knit increases and decreases

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How to kfb - knit front and back for beginners. K1 f&b is an easy knitting increase. It's a left-slanting increase (also called left-leaning). In this step by step tutorial, i'm also going to show you an alternative: Kfsb - knit front slip back. It's a bit more invisible as the regular version leaves a little bar. That's why it's also called bar increase.. #knitting #knit #knittingstitch #knittingpattern

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When it comes to decreases, sometimes we need to reduce two stitches at the same time. It often happens in lace patterns and when we shape the crown of a hat or knit toys. No matter why this decrease is required in the project, it’s better to make it as nice-looking as possible. Double vertical ...

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When we need to decrease stitches in “knit 1 purl 1” ribbing, we have a few options- we can switch to stockinette stitch right after we make the first set of decreases, or, we can change the pattern to “knit 2 purl 1” ribbing to make sure the decreased stitches blend in nicely into the ...

There are many ways to create a new stitch in your knitting. Some lean left, some lean right and some are more invisible than others. I am designing a hedgehog knitting pattern at the moment, the …

SSK + K2Tog Knitting Technique Decrease Differences with Studio Knit

In knitting, increases can be neutral or slant to the left or the right. This post shows you which common knitting increases to use for shaping.

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Knitting Lessons: Increasing and Decreasing Stitches : 5 Steps - Instructables

Learn three common knitting decrease stitches with these short video tutorials from Banana Moon Studio! Here I teach the K2tog, ssk, and skp.

A detailed explanation of a Knit-Front-Slip-Back (KFSB) knitting increase, an improved version of a KFB increase. The article includes photos of each step and a video.

*Knit 2 together *slip, slip knit *three stitch decrease click picture includes a how-to This post is about 3 handy decreases. The first, "Knit 2 together" (abbreviated "k2tog") slants to the RIGHT. K2tog decreases away ONE STITCH every time it is done. The second decrease, "Slip, slip, knit" (abbreviated "ssk") slants to the LEFT. Like k2tog, ssk also decreases away ONE STITCH every time it is done. In lots of garments, paired decreases are used: k2tog AND ssk to make raglan decreases…

TECHknitting: Purl decreases: p2tog, p2tbl, ssp

Some time ago, I made a tutorial about a double vertical decrease, and I’ve got a comment with a question about the best way to make a double increase that matches the look of the double vertical decrease. After doing some research and quite a bit of swatching, I found out that we get the ...

The KYOP (Knit, Yarn Over, Purl) Increase is a double increase that is commonly used when a project has a textured stitch pattern that involves working knits and purls on...