Name: How to Undo Decreased Stitches (k2tog, ssk, k2tog tbl, skp)
Uploaded: 2023-01-05T00:48:00.000Z
Duration: 6 min 3 s
Description: Step-by-step learning how to undo decreased knitting stitches: k2tog, ssk, k2tog tbl, skp. This is especially beneficial for beginners. After learning how to fix knitting mistakes, then you are can continue working on your project.

Step-by-step learning how to undo decreased knitting stitches: k2tog, ssk, k2tog tbl, skp.

This is especially beneficial for beginners.  After learning how to fix knitting mistakes, then you are can continue working on your project. 

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How to Undo Decreased Stitches (k2tog, ssk, k2tog tbl, skp)

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Knit front and back is one of many ways knitting increase, where you knit twice into the same stitch. one through the front of the loop and one more time through the back look in the same stitch. 
 
Step by step show you how to do this knitting increase stitch kf&b(knit front and back)

 

What is kf&b Stitch (knitting increase)

Weave in ends securely before blocking pieces or sewing seams. 
This video step-by-step show you how to hide ends in both knitting and crochet.
Securely woven ends will not come loose with wear or washing. 

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Step by step show you how to finish your kniting work -- bind off (BO). It is also known as "cast off"

The basic bind off is the most commonly used method to finishing off your knitting, especially for beginners. 



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Step by step learning how to undo a knit and purl stitch. 

How to Undo a Knit and Purl Stitch

The 3-Needle Bind Off is a great finishing technique for joining two pieces of knitting with live stitches.  Especially, it is the best way when making sweaters for joining shoulders.


3-Needle Bind Off (join 2-pieces together)

What do ssk, skp, and k2tbl mean in knitting? 
Find the answer in this video. 
This video is about knitting decreasing leaning to the left in three ways: ssk, skp, and k2tbl.

The result is the same but in different ways to do so, which one do you like better?




Knitting Decreases - ssk, skp, k2tbl

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This video is about --  k2tog (knit 2 together), which is a simple decrease used for shaping in knitting patterns. 



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How to crochet a simple classic granny square.

Yarn: #4 medium weight 
Hook: H (5mm)

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Once you learned how to make basic chains, you can make all kinds of projects. 
This video teaches you how to make a bookmarker with just simple chains. 

What you need for this project:
#4 medium-weight yarn with crochet hook size D(3mm). if you choose a bigger size yarn, use the hook size up as well. 
Buttons or beads as you needed. 


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Crochet increases and decreases are used to create shape and volume in your crochet pieces. 

This video is all about how to decrease in double crochet. Step by step in a whole row to show you the result

How to Decrease in Double Crochet

Crochet increases and decreases are used to create shape and volume in your crochet pieces. 

This video is all about how to decrease in single crochet. Step by step in a whole row to show you the result

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How to Undo Decreased Stitches (k2tog, ssk, k2tog tbl, skp)

Bonnie's Knitting videos

What is kf&b Stitch (knitting increase)

Waving in Ends of Your project (knit and crochet)

Finish Your Knitting (bind off)