How to work an overhand knot
The fringe on the Kaleidoscope blanket is created using an overhand knot. Here’s how it works!
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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’).
Binding Off In Pattern
Binding off in pattern is a nice, tidy way to bind off a stitch pattern like a rib, or another pattern which uses both knits and purls each row.
How to Knit an I-Cord Edge
How to work an i-cord bind-off, a lovely little knitterly detail to finish a sweater neckline, blanket or shawl edge.
Central Double Decreases: sl2-k1-p2sso and sl2tbl-p1-p2sso
A central double decrease eliminates 2 stitches in a symmetrical way (thus ‘central’ and ‘double’). It results in a strong vertical decrease line that doesn’t slant to the left or the right, the way that the decreases k2tog, ssk, or sl1-k2tog-psso do.