Having just mastered ssk I thought there must be an ssp! Very useful! I adapted a pattern that should have been knitted in the round but I adapted it to knit it on straight needles. I therefore need ssp on the even rows not ssk. Thank you
I don’t transfer the knitwise slipped stitches. I leave them on the right needle, go through the stitches from the back and purl them together. Looks the same and is less fussy.
I appreciate so much your way of teaching and the clarity of your vidoes. Thank you kindly ;)
Once again you made a technique that was confusing for me quite clear. Thank you! I trust your videos to be accurate and show all the steps.
Beautiful hands.
Having just mastered ssk I thought there must be an ssp! Very useful! I adapted a pattern that should have been knitted in the round but I adapted it to knit it on straight needles. I therefore need ssp on the even rows not ssk. Thank you
Very helpful, thanks so much!!
Thank you!
thank you so much!
I don’t transfer the knitwise slipped stitches. I leave them on the right needle, go through the stitches from the back and purl them together. Looks the same and is less fussy.
Thanks!!
Nicely taught
Ok
Tricky but I will try it
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You needed to turn it at the end and show us the finished stitches as they will present in the end product.
I thought so too.
What about ssp at the beginning of the purl row? I give this video a thumbs down.