HOW TO: KSP and SKP

These are less commonly seen single decreases that are substitutes for ssk and k2tog.
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[@maryfrank2175]

Thank you so much! Sometimes, it's really easy to confuse these stitches, so it's very helpful to see it done!

[@HeatherStorta]

You are so welcome!

[@MissHoyden]

Thank you!

[@cindyduppong9181]

I had seen the SKP in some old knitting patterns, but don't think I have ever seen the KSP. Interesting that even though the KSP is a decrease, it doesn't slip knitwise like other decreases. Thanks for teaching me something new!

[@HeatherStorta]

Yes, since we've already worked the stitch by knitting it first, we have to slip it purlwise!

[@ShettikkaWoods-jl8iq]

Awesome thank you 👍🏾

[@HeatherStorta]

You are so welcome