Lesson 4: SLIP (Skip)
What is Slip? The Mechanics
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Slipped (or skipped) stitch patterns are created by slipping or skipping individual needles. The slipped needles do not form stitches and the working yarn strand is carried UNDER the needles (as opposed to Tuck, where the working yarn is carried OVER the needles).
