I'll be uploading a ton of super short knit tutorials in the next few months. These are not meant to be in depth. They are meant to remind someone who has already learned to knit, how to perform a certain stitch a pattern might call for.
If you would like to see a more in-depth tutorial for any of these stitches, please comment below and I'll work on it.
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Okay, so to do a knit two together, we're going to take
the next two stitches on our left hand needle and turn them into one.
So we'll take a right hand needle to the left of that second stitch,
and we're going to go through both.
So sometimes it helps to pull a little bit just
to get into those stitches. Just go right under
the bottom needle. That makes it
a little bit easier than trying to enter from the side. Then
we're just going to yarn over like normal and pull that through.
Caught on something, so hold on.
Pull that through and slide those two stitches off,
and now we have our right-leaning decrease.
So our knit two together produces a right-leaning decrease.
So again, we're going to the second one
to the left, reach through, yarn over, pull that through,
push to your shaft, and then pull those
two stitches off.
So you can see how the stitches kind of lean this way.
Again, normal speed,
I can get in there.
I can pull down.
Reach around, pull through, and off.
So that is the knit two together.
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