Slip stitch has a variety of uses
in addition to adding texture to your knitting and color work with NO FLOATS.
Free Pass
Your working yarn is on one side of the knitting and your carriage is on the other. Maybe you've ripped out some rows or just need to move the carriage across the knitting WITHOUT dropping stitches.
Single Row Stripes
Add color interest to your knitting with single row stripes using Slip Free Pass
Marker Row
Here are 3 methods of creating a marker row - including slip stitch
Slip Cord (I-Cord)
I-cord (or slip cord) can be used in many ways to embellish your knitting. It can be used as shoulder straps for girls dresses, belts and decorative ties … the list is endless! Machine knitters can quickly make I-cord and it is an essential technique for beginners to learn.
This technique can also be used for decorative finishing edge for your knitting. 
Slip Cast on
Here's a fast, closed cast on that can be worked on any machine. Use the slip setting, your cast on comb and get knitting FAST!
Free Pass
Your working yarn is on one side of the knitting and your carriage is on
the other. Maybe you've ripped out some rows or just need to move the
carriage across the knitting WITHOUT dropping stitches.
- All needles in working position
- Side lever to
Single Row Stripes
Add color interest to your knitting with single row stripes using Slip Free Pass
Marker Row
Here are 3 methods of creating a marker row - including slip stitch
Slip Cord (I-Cord)
I-cord (or slip cord) can be used in many ways to embellish your knitting. It can be used as shoulder straps for girls dresses, belts and decorative ties … the list is endless! Machine knitters can quickly make I-cord and it is an essential technique for beginners to learn.
This technique can also be used for decorative finishing edge for your knitting.
Slip Cast on
Here's a fast, closed cast on that can be worked on any machine. Use the slip setting, your cast on comb and get knitting FAST!
