Also known as Centered Double Decrease, or Central Double Decrease. It is a double decrease that reduces 3 stitches down to 1 stitch. As with other decreases, one stitch will remain visible when decreasing while the other 2 stitches remain hidden behind the main stitch. The CDD is a vertical decrease in which the twoContinue reading “CCD: Center Double Decrease”
Category Archives: Loom Knitting Stitch Breakdowns
SSK
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K2TOG
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Sl1-K1-PSSO
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Huntington Vistas Shawl: stitch video demonstration
This pattern was originally released in April of 2019 on the KB Blog. At the time, the pattern didn’t have a video, a customer reached out recently looking for a video. I found myself with some time on my hands and a yearning to learn how to use Premiere Pro, so I embarked on creatingContinue reading “Huntington Vistas Shawl: stitch video demonstration”
Loom Knit I-Cords
The following instructions came from one of my early tutorial files that were located in my original blog. You can find the file at this link. I-cords are a great way to embellish your knitted items. I-cords can be used around necklines, hems, and around any flat item to add a little touch. My favoriteContinue reading “Loom Knit I-Cords”
k2togtbl
After I posted the posts about the k2tog and the k3tog, which were not new but they were buried in the files with the patterns. Anyways, after posting those to tutorials, someone asked about a k2togtbl and what it meant. Okay, a k2togtbl simply stands for a knit two stitches together (k2tog) through the backContinue reading “k2togtbl”
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