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Lyn asked me to show how to make an SSK, i.e. a left-leaning decrease. #Knitting 2 stitches together produces a right-leaning ...

With a double pointed needle slip 2 stitches from in front of your work and work two decreases: p2tog (one stitch from the working ...

With a double pointed needle slip 2 stitches from behind your work and work two decreases: k2tog (one stitch from the working ...

When knitting in the round, you're essentially knit in an upward spiral. Because of this, changing colours creates a visible “jog” at ...

In this video, I compare Knit Two Together (K2tog) when working with classical stitches versus grandma (Eastern) stitches.

Learn how to knit the Central Double Decrease (CDD) to use in your knitting projects. An easy knitting decrease that uses 3 ...

... decrease a half double crochet just a quick recap for a half double crochet you insert your hook under the V of the stitch below ...

This is a 3D printed circular sock machine from printables: ...

Annie asked how to unpick knit and purl stitches Good news—they're undone the same way ✨ Learning to read your stitches ...

... you're wanting to start to decrease your stitch count on a project let's say using an example of a single crochet you have a single ...

If you can knit then you can knit two stitches together and then you can bio knit if you can pearl a stitch you can pearl two stitches ...

So how do you decrease we're going to take two stitches of the previous round and make it into one for my next round this means ...

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to knit a simple, airy basic sweater with delicate sequins, creating a soft shimmer effect — just like ...

We're doing the decrease rounds for the top of the hat, using double point needles once we have too few stitches for the circulars.

In this video, I will show you how to knit my "Ultra Posh Beanie". It is a super bulky beanie with a cool cable design that you don't ...

... how to increase and decrease a single crochet just a quick recap for a single crochet we insert our hook under the V of the stitch ...