How to work an overhand knot
The fringe on the Kaleidoscope blanket is created using an overhand knot. Here’s how it works!
Kaleidoscope Fringe
The fringe on the Kaleidoscope blanket is created using an overhand knot. Here’s how it works!
Central Quadruple Decrease: sl3-k2tog-p3sso
The central quadruple decrease, slip 3 stitches, knit 2 stitches together, pass 3 slipped stitches over, eliminates 4 stitches in a symmetrical way (thus ‘central’ and ‘quadruple’).
Increase Lines
It’s time to increase! This post looks at how different types of knit increases look when they are stacked up, row after row, forming what we call ‘increase lines’.
Knit front, back, front: kfbf all in the same stitch
This tutorial explains an increase method that involves working multiple stitches in a single stitch.
Double yarn over: central double increase
A double yarn over (yoyo) is an increase method that creates a decorative hole. Two additional stitches are created, so this is a double increase. Let’s see how it works.