Topic: decreasing

Working full fashion decreases for 2x2 ribbing creates a beautiful edge. Practice shaping with ribbing and don't hesitate to use ribbed fabric for garment
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Working a simple decrease when knitting 2x2 ribbing is fast ... but do you like the results? Compare this simple decrease technique to the full fashion decrease
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The methods for decreasing full needle rib are quite straightforward. Will you be seaming the edge? Do you want both the public and private sides to look
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Here are 2 methods for decrease when working in 1x1 ribbing.

With a ribber you can quickly knit tubes of fabric. Increases and decreases for shaping can also be worked while knitting in the round. Watch as we explore
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Shaping in 1x1 ribbing shouldn't be intimidating. Take time to practice these simple techniques and you'll soon be an expert!

Using a garter bar can make quick work of transferring large numbers of stitches.

Compare sock toe shaping techniques on a flat bed machine. Traditional Short Row shaping vs hand knit decrease method.
Which do you prefer?

Borrowed from the hand knitting world, this textured, columnar stitch pattern with or without eyelets magically forms a scalloped edge. Use it in a single
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Full fashioned decreases leave a smooth edge on your knitted pieces, making seaming easier. Shown are 2 methods you will use. 2
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Ready for a challenge? Knitting a shaped crown requires you transfer a lot of stitches. But you only do the transfers for 2” and a garter bar makes the process
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Unless you only want to knit blankets or scarves, increasing and decreasing is top on your list of skills to master. This tutorial covers the basics plus
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Explore how to work left and right leaning double decreases on the machine.

Full Fashion Double and Triple Decreases are a great way to add a designer touch to a shaped piece. Often used for the European Shoulder shaping. This technique
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You don't have to increase and decrease at the edges of your knitting. Watch as we shape a bust dart in the middle of a sideways knit

In traditional dressmaking, you use darts to shape the fabric to fit the curves of the body. Knits naturally cling to curves, but there are times
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Using short rows to increase or decrease stitches for curved edges or tapers.