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Knitting Increases & Decreases Guide
19 CQ
7 Lessons
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Free4 CQ
Learn three knitting increases: YO (yarn over stitch), KF&B (knit into the front and back of a stitch), and PF&B (purl into the front and back of a stitch).
with Nancy WynnLearn three knitting increases: YO (yarn over stitch), KF&B (knit into the front and back of a stitch), and PF&B (purl into the front and back of a stitch).
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4 CQ
In this knitting lesson, Nancy Wynn demonstrates how to create make one left (M1L) and make one right (M1R) knitting increases to shape your knit projects.
with Nancy WynnIn this knitting lesson, Nancy Wynn demonstrates how to create make one left (M1L) and make one right (M1R) knitting increases to shape your knit projects.
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3 CQ
Learn how to make left- and right-leaning knitting increases with ease. Get a close-up view of how they are achieved and improve your knitting skills!
with Nancy WynnLearn how to make left- and right-leaning knitting increases with ease. Get a close-up view of how they are achieved and improve your knitting skills!
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2 CQ
In this lesson, Nancy Wynn offers a step-by-step demonstration of two mirrored decreases in knitting. Learn how to SSK (slip, slip, knit) and knit two together.
with Nancy WynnIn this lesson, Nancy Wynn offers a step-by-step demonstration of two mirrored decreases in knitting. Learn how to SSK (slip, slip, knit) and knit two together.
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2 CQ
Turn three stitches into one and shape your knit garments. Learn how to knit a centered double decrease, a mirrored double decrease, and an SKP decrease.
with Nancy WynnTurn three stitches into one and shape your knit garments. Learn how to knit a centered double decrease, a mirrored double decrease, and an SKP decrease.
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